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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-04

DRs LrLrs 4 KSoDE-These distin-
guished surgeons aud physicians having
formed copartnersbip, have removed
their cfice to No. "a Union street, IN the
Lenow block, where they have tilted up
a suit Of elegant Offices for the comfort
and convenience Of those desiring thsir
services. oV
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-04

II. B. PAoKER, Pittsburg coal and ga,
coke, ESQ Main (Beihell Block. 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-04

Coon HousE.--The staunch irm OF
Price & Treadwell, No. 10 Union
street, have the finest selection Of gro
ceries that can be found any where IN
the city. They are thorough business
men and always give satisfaction to Gus
toners. See under head Of new adver-
tisements their card. They have our
wishes for their success.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-04
WANTS.

WANTED.-As SMALL COTTAGE, WITH
can be given, Would prefer house convenient
to the budness portion II the city. Address
NJ. NJ. PUBLIC LEDGER Office. SGT
WANTED-A NO. DRY GOODS SALES
w man, one that unde stands the Shoe Bas-
mess preferred. at No. l69 hain street, corner
Poplar. BIT
tN ANTED-AN A NO. AND EXPKkl-
sncfe sornt, we sn, 20 50 wen, y
three children, wash aud iron an infants
clothes, and. II necessary. Especially to help
sew) TO make herself generally useful. Good
references required. Wages reliable. Apply
Rooml 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-04

Philadelphia eus'Om-made shoes,
warranted best quality. and az low
prices. ID. KAHN a CO..
Al Ieo Main. corner Poplar.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-04

MEMPHIS, November 3, 1858,
Messrs. T. S. Ayres, John 0yerton, jr., John
b. Parker, and others:
GENTLEMEN Your very kind and con-
doing letter, with regard to my late hus-
bands demise, and appreciation of my
humble endeavors to hold up his standard
of theatrical management, | have just
received, and, believe me, am indeed
more than thankful for this kind demon
strasion of your good will, and would
respectfully reply that accept the COM
pliment, and will on next Friday night,
November 6, produce the sterling comedy
of London Assurance, and the exquisite
burletta of Jenny Lind.
Hoping this will meet your approba.
ton, believe me yours, most respectfully,
MRS. W. c. THOMPSON.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-04

Bride and Bridegroom. Essays for Youns
Men on the interesting relation Of Bridegroom
to Brideln dissatisfaction Of Marriages. Guide
to matrimonial felicity. and true happiness,
Sent By mail 10 sealed letter envelopes free Of
charge. Address. H0wAID ASSOCIATION.
Box p. Philadelphia, Pa. 1r iO-9S
cough.-Ho Cure, No Pay.-fonERsr's Ju-
srPER Tar Is warranted TO cure Cough. Group,
Hoarsspess. Throat and Lung Diseases. or the
price positively refunded. instantaneous re-
lief produced. Tryit. Ifnot satisfied. return
the empty bottles and set your money back.
d. F. GOODYEAR. $40 Second street, Agent.
Price. IS cents. BY mail. &C Der bottle. 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-04
COUNTY RETURNS.

Eleventh District (pols at German.
town. .-Sey mour 81, Grant 3, Leftwich
So, Num- L, Smith 2; total vote Sc.
/ Thirteenth District. : Seymour 2ss,
Graut2, Leftwich %, Num- |, Smith {;
total vote 30.
Fifteenth District.-Votedin the Ninth
War.
Sixteenth District. - Seymour II,
Grant I, Leftwich II, Mum 0, Smith Il;
total vote 70.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-04

MONEY 10 Loan on collatsrals, at the
reliable 1923 Main street 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-04

A job lot of superfine Clothing. at q
great sacrifice ID. KAHN d. CO.,
81 I6o Main, corner Poplar.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-04

A LARGE lot of beautiful dress goods,
bought since recent decline, just opened,
at Rice & Eogers, 2S3 Main street. I
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-04

FAMILY Grocer, 4Ia Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-04

V1cToR D. FUcHs keeps constantly on
hand fresh Reelfoot lake fish and all
kinds Of game in its season, at Al Jefer-
ann straeL 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-04
Meteorological observations.
. tRnr0RrKn nv rpwAsp .eoLDsnIrH.l
November 3 1903. II. +.

PIrrsBuno and Kentucky coal and gas
coke. Brown 4 Jones, office 2s2 Main
street, Bethel Block. lANl lhliA UT
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-04
Wednesday, the nth November,


the CANNON TRACT. on the Randolph road
lust north of the town of Raleigh, and near the
celebrated Raleigh Springs. This tract Will De
cold in three divisions-one embracing the i'm
provements. now occupied by VIM. Cannon
containing IT'S acres one other division ofl75
acres, with good proportion Of timber, and
the other Of rs acres. all timber. a
This properly is put on the market to BE
POSITIVELY SOLD, and should receive the
attention of all parties wanting a permanent
interest in the soil.
Title perfect.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-04

MILES best Cloth Shoes, at 50 Is, al
233 Main street-Rice & Engel. 49t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-04

Dennison's merchandise tags-a new
stock lust received II. WADr & Co, 4
4. 297 Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-04

HAYS coIL COMPANY sells the best
lump coal. Leave orders at 22i Madi.
son street. liz
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-04

Memphis, November 4. 1868.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-04

According to the statement OF the neg
ster, there were IL, 262 voters registered
this election-some $500 more than at
the last The voting, however, runs at
least 600 less this time than at the last
election.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-09-17

Wineral Gpint. g MINER g.
SIT @eab. Nb g9ielanb A.
%UepscU. s 6irf6mann A.. (s6luB frl8t)
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-09-17
Stop!! unb aufgepaBt!!
Sfsns nmS Spes SSmrselrebem!

Inter alien ebeniOren taten It'd aud bieies Sab bic Sses
unb Stems SeebIins am beten bemGbr dbreno bic Gaat
ta unb piele onber Sprten eber Dem blbau anae.
orFen unb Der GuniB spienb5 erbr wurben, nb Sic
8ns unp Spes Sesng gon belsn beiben 9asen anbebrt
acbticbn unp tire 8lGttcr nb ett nod 10 grim ala I'M rb
fpmmer Der 29en BON beiben Scren purbe hcies Satr
an bic 2pngwprtb 28en GNnpagnie IN Cincinnati r Doll
lQrr Gapne sertauft unb b05 Suldl 3rauben Der
Sans SeepIin9 (Ts rro idgn e au9nf reif puroe auf
benz Cincinnati Mart nr y Dollars eertauLt 9te ernee
gBd6er befen Seegnt einen faIteu nte auauDattea
uno gebeiben tn icbem 8ltma.
Oe &enb egnet 6 ibyr srrFen, ernnen glatter taltr
pDbgd ais S6attentraube in elmer @artenaute pber
5anls sesOsena., 8ol9snbcs 70 metns 9rsils:
$3.50 per Oueenb: 8meija4ri8s 9aanssn s. per 0ubegb.
&sne SeeSltns $2o9 1 Rsr tagsnS en- IS SO per HSnbs 81
0.9 SO ptfuufe 0userlelcne, gut tepuretteim I'M frsi
9espscnc g1ansn es 1T oo feline @so5 surbanSsn nit
elenben Greitbou5p1 1QnStn angeIhntiert IN pfrben.
Grncrrb GeowGrc, 6artforb unb ale betannten Sprten
ebenfals an 0anb ~ ben bipi8itcn 9rsen.
NGbere 9u6funft srtbeilt germ,
2Duis NltftGtter,
On. 8. -fp Sor 8l4, Sanbusf9, Stp.
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bemtId,z d,zamerieamti6eu 9lmsaabc.
Sraueret su perfaufen.

3einc III SeIepnains, QDsan Co., Sfc, ssIcgne sans
einacrtete Braueret 1T trmtt gum Sertouf angelo
sutes gBoTsr unb benbe d ein 9utcs pbnbaue ION ie
Staung babel unb 10 9fe lebr frtbare5 2ono getbren
basu 5ie 1T cine eb oar9ebpten,o ,oa
inncrGab l8@eilen int mfr5 ftne anbere graner III nm
ben 1T. Gin 9erb cine Sub pieles Gn9el uno piele Sir,
tifel, wee III Sereben nb, tbnnn mitgefouft perben.
Der 9re5 fir ba5 G9enttum i $4,000, ppSon Die 5dte
baar u besaben it, btr &e fann IN set Sermtnn abgtra>
GEN werben unb 1T nit S9pptbef auf Gignbum ern.
I'm ndbsre Iu6funft Eeube man t mGrbli4 pber iAris
lid an,
Gat6orine Siiringer,
9euefpntaine, 2p9an Co., Stip.
Iu9 20. 3mt 10
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-09-17

mee ur6 unter,ei4nete gu6tauns in arpB Gntl brct
mpprtrt weren bbab ron br rssemSs nns btas 3u e
ben fnb;
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-09-17
2sersci6uif einiser Scr gangbariten
europdi1h =beutlh 3eitihrift
Eli 1S62


mede tu6 tis un4ae sutsntluns in ar6sr gnsat breet
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ben fnb;
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pip eeen 800 S6ritmufn IN rurler @rSf uno lb 0O
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gang $oW
9te stene. SUurnal fir auiete nnt sansabs @t issr
attiltunssn. Der Sabrsans "a ummn &c. 81 25
0te 81 pbenweft. SGuf 3euns fir Gptlette anb Sanb
arbeen Ter Sahrsars BEN "a Nnnrern tn 6pls $225.
teQetpsiser 9artenlaube Saufrirtes Gamlienblatt.
Der jabsanB epn 10 Soften In gr.4 $3OO
Ole Slufrrte melt. Der sabrsan8 13 Soften sr.
NIT elmer m 5nu gras- u8ae; ngERerper8nssn" ema
81 ptris sefrSen 6. Sever $500.
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Satsarg SDu IL Soften er. $3.50
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ggo&sntnn Der Sabsan8 IS Soften 4" nit grd-
mien u9cifan SIplte" unb rber Geiser" $500
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Gin Die
0ebred(ihen unD SerpuuDeten.

Dr. gtp 9enner5 tciIenoe Sobe bet nle brpniifn unb
,uflu9en unben Die pn fir unbetbar ertldrt werpcn mir
aud &ronfbein Der 8npen nit S6winn9 pber Au5SCbrung
perbuupen peiBe OeAwu, 8npdenraB, Hi8e5 pber Gut
eauns bea Nuf9ratc5, &rumm uno Sufthe mer0en ptes
Der serape, enn lie NOD tmr8enbltten <s no Gbeus
peos S6arlad Grpupbulcn, Gntnpuns Der Qeber, 2ung
9ieren, Aueen uno Sbren.
ete eS Otter otebt, n6mlih Sranbmunoen unb Srpbeuen
Observation-Disclosures pner Serpitterungen in ipen S6len
pp Sranp pber Mcrtifcapn an9n9t pro III et Stunpen
ale gefatr perlAwinoen.
9reis 81 per Slai9e. Yorto 80 Gents.
geoen 966erem ppIe man abreiiren unb enen 9cttamp
tetlegen an
Sr @epr9 8enner
3ifFn Sfneea Co., Sbip.
Sd phnIae in allen Stdptsn assaIen Su babsn.
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SDllmtbu3 SuifneB=Spllenp.

Der 3wef beies Sntitutes III, cine erunoIe Gei9dftS-
Grcbun9 III ertbeen, inom euf Sud9altung Sh6ntrei-
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benz beionbre &ufmerfiamfeit Serpenbe prb. Certificate
fir 8resuna au einen lntcrr Gurius weIGe in Co.
lumtu5 aua9ee rperben, nb gutg in allen Gbeilen Der
nupn. nnerc srcasipn perIaf iben eleven metr Stel
len als ale anberen. uf gDun nben mir Gireulare unb
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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-08-27

here from the quiet Of the country,
to see what was-the difficulty, to find
out what all This trouble Yas con
perning draft Let me assure you
AhatI- am your friend, N Uproar-
ious cheering. You have been my
friends, cries of"Yes, yes" " "that's
So" "We are, and will be again, y
and now / assure you, my fellow
citizens, that I am here to sh0W yoW
la test Of yfi9oRdsktpe n Cheers.
Iwish to inform YOU that i have
sent my Adjutant Gehefal to WASH
ington.to confer with the authori;
ties there, apd to haze this draft
suspended and stopped4 Q[yoeifeis
ohs cheers. Inow-ask you as good
citizens to wait for hisItetarnn and
! assure you that-I will do all that
] can to see that there is ohol ines
qhalitY and nowrong done any one.
Iwish you to take good care of all
property as good citizens, and see
that every person is safe, The safe
keeping of property and apersoh
rests with you, and chmgeyou to
disturb neither Itis yourdutyito
sustain the good order of the city.
and / knowyou will do it. III wish
you now to separate as good citi-
zens, anil d yo@ can assemble
agdiB a0henerer Y0& toiSh to do So
| ask yodto leave all to me, and /
will see to your fights. Wait un.
til my Adjutantfetmhs from Wash
ingtoh and y0n aCiJbe Satisfed.--
Listen to me, and see that no harm
Is done either to persons or prop
erty, butretife peaceably. ECheers.
Such is the damnable record of
the man whom the democracy have
nominated for President. The
speech availed nothing, and until
Secretary Stanton ordered troops
from the battlefield of Gettysburg to
putdown the worst rebels of New
York, was the riot quelled, and
then not until two thousand of
Gov. Seymour's afriehds" had paid
the just penalty oftheir crime But
they were good democrats, and Mr.
Seymour had it not inhis heart to
shoot his friends and supporters.
So the riot went on, and the rioters
had their way while Seymour de-
laycd and doubted, and at last went
down on his knees before them and
prayed where he should have com
- CIeUeJand Leader. 4
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-08-27
SHERIFFS SALE.

Jeremiah Coil, Plaintiff, against Thomas
Coil and others, Defendants. Fayette County
Common Pleas, in Partition. Case No. ,49l.
Pursuant to the command of an order of sale
from the Court of Common Pleas of Fayette
County Ohio and to nae directed will Offer
for sale at public auction at the door Of the
Court House in the town Of Washington, Seat
of Justice fOf said county, on saturday, the
| 10Th day Of September, A. h. 1888 at / O'Clock
P. NJ, Of said day; the following described real
estate t0-wit: Lying and being in the Conn
/ ty of Fayette and State Of Ohio and situate
on the waters Of Sugar creek, and bounded
and described as follows
Beginning at a stone, buroak, elm and black
oak, corner to Benjamin Harper; thence with
I his line south 3 deg west11 poles and 10 links
| to stone in said Harpers line; thence south
sl deg 81 min east 1874 poles aud Z links to a
stone In Thomas Coils line thence with his
/ line north deg 45min east n poles aud 10
/ links TO a stone northwest corner to Thomas
| poles to the beginning, containing siNty-tVe
acres; being part Of Samuel jones' survey,
number of entry ga, and being the same land
conveyed by John A Hin 10 Jacob Coil and
I Tb0mas Col ST.. BY deed Of date Of December
Gath 1885, and recorded In Book r page SCI
of the Record of Deeds Of said county Of Fay
cite.
|. Appraised at ss,990 co. w
TERMS OF SALE.-One-thii Of the pur-
chase money cash on the day OF sale, one third
in one year and one-third in two years there
after; the deferred payments to bear interest
from the day of sale, and TO be secured BY
mortgage on the premises. e
IN FFN&H i JAMES HfRAI4Eh
{ - - Sheriff Of Fayette Ooanty ONO.
NJ. J. WILLIAMS, Attorney.
August Is, 1868 SSsw5 10
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-08-27

THE JUDGmHIP. 1.-The Democra'
cy of Fayette, Ross and Highland
counties made second effort to
nominate a candidate for Judge IN
this sub division ofthc 9th judicial
District, The meeting, this time,
was held at Leesburg, but, as at the
Greenfield Convention, they failed
to harmonize, and no nomination
was made. They would have sue
ceeded in presenting q candidate to
tho Democracy, had il not been for
The fact that the delegates from
Ross county were the most stubborn
fellows that ever hyed-unless it
should bo the eleven contrary ju-
rymen who wouldn't agree with the
18th jurymnn on a verdict, thus
preventing a judgment, The Ross
delegates Wouldn't 60 for anybody
but Stafford, and all the delegates
from Fayette and part Of Highland
asked of them was, as they could
not vote for Stafford, to go forJudgo
Briggs. Certainly the Rossites
were a contrary set Of delegates, q
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-08-27
Seymour and his Friends.
Record of The New York Rioters

Record of the New York Rioters.
No person who everread the his
tory of the New Y ork anti draft riot
Of 1868 can ever forget the sicken-
ing details Of its terrible story. In
that year, in the month of July,
during the height of the Southern
Democratic Rebellion, the Copper
heads and Catholic Irish of New
York undertook to oppose the en-
forcoment of the draft by attacking
the draft officers, Not satisfied
with letting it end there, the mob
went from shop to shop and com
PEELED employees to stop and join
them in their work Of hell. They
attacked the houses of prominent.
Republicans, drove out their in.
mates and burned them. They gut
ted the Tribune office and burned
gun factories. Solitary policemen
we're murdered by being stoned to
death, She devils in the shape of
Copperhead women carried stones
to the top Of their houses, and
stoned the policemen as they
marched by Negroes were taken
by the dozens and hung up to the
lamp posts and in one instance,
while a poor mulatto was being
strangled to death on a lamp post
forn no other fault than of that being
black, these internal candidates for
hell saturated his clothes with tur-
pentine and then set fire to him,
and thus literally roasted him,
A gallant officer of the Union
service, Col O'Brien, mortified at
the conduct of his countrymen,
made a speech to the mob in which
he denounced their conduct bitter
ly and thus endeayored to stop the
deyilish work going on. The mob
turned on him and stoned him
senseless, Being endowed with.
wonderful human endurance, he
was not killed for several hour, al
though he was being constantly
stoned by Copperhoad women and
men, and they only ceased when a
priest appeared and administered
the last rites of religion to thepros-
trate man, After the service was
completed these ferocious rioters
resumed the work of stoning their
poor victim till he finally died, The
mob marched on and attacked the
Colored Orphan Asylum, driving
out the helpless inmates under the
cry Of "Burn up the heretics p
'Kill the id little nigger here |
tics r and suiting the action to the
cry, the building was set on fire and |
burned to the ground. The mob
continued their diabolical work ofI
numbering policemen, negroes and
peapnnhla pitizpng Inv hundrp0e for |
~ rao doys omd dnrifn 7 aIl MI tiino |
tba M ~, T'Sg, ,yas bninIoss and comnIete- |
i, H. ot I IA norcy M Of fbe Connepbqod
+ Mi i honnds w., ~ owin q u tbo abscnce
~ ~ oit,, n,ilitia q ~ hattie ofI
r = t'c tt''.I,nso NY '''' " w ~
Ny Ifopotjo Soymonr who wos tbon |
CO., rS,o y !, or t,o S,oto ~ FNaw VAN
,,'o N.Y. t'Lga taioa,a u !, M N ~ condtion WI
T''o vS'Ns " ''Sl ,I;, I';e j y aan o,,pI
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-08-27
The 18th Article

1t seems to be a commonly re.
ceived opinion, that the flth
amendment to the Constitution OF
the United States, lately adopted by
the requisite number OF States, ar
rogantly imposes negro suffrage in
the reconstructed States; that the
people OF those States, under this
amendment, has no power but the
\ power Of physical force TO prohibit
negro suffrage; that it is impera-
tive. This is al gross mistake, as
may be seen by reference to the I'd
section Of The amendatory article
| I(l4th). Any State in the Union
may.preventthe eolored race from
voting ifthey wish to do soy but il
they chooscto do this, tile basis Of
representation therein shall be re-
duced in the proportion which the
number of such male citizens bears
to the wholenumber of male citi'
Izens over twenty. one years Of age
in such State, The same rule ap,,
i y
lplics in Ohio Ns well as many Of
the Reconstructed States. And we
suppose if, atthe next apportlon-
ment for Representations Congress,
the black population over q years
aofage arc not allowed the right OF
suffrage, the dOrkeyylllb left out
entirely, and representation based
exclusively on the white popula.
lion. That seems to us to be the
right principle. Iryou base repre-
sentationl upon white and black,
let white and black vote; but II you
deprive the blacks from voting,
base the representation exclusively
on the ilwiite populatioh-loav
Cuhy out altogether. That is just
what the amendment permits, in all
theStates alike. Democratic edit
ors and orators have talked great
deal about the oppressive amends
ment, forcing negro suffrage and
negro domination in the recon
States Of the South Read
the amendment ,E+ ..Hu |
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-08-27


" Chairman of the Republican Central Com,
mittce of Fayetto County;H II
"Clmton County sends to Fayetle creating,
ten thousand Republicans here to-day, All
we'll"
Again three hearty cheers went
forth, and again the shrill notes of
the chanticleer imitator went forth
with such a naturalness, that it was
hard to believe that the sound came
from human being. -..,,-.,
. The, chairman, Jon coming for
ward to introduce Mr.. Galloway,
said, "It You have tears to shed,
prepare to shed them now, for ]
intend to Introduce to you Sam,
Galloway. N hope my friend will
Pardon me for alluding to himain
that way MI introduced him as
Samuel Galloway, you would hard
ly know who l meant, for Sam
Galloway like Tom CorWir, bas
become a household word. baYop
need not shed tears on your own
behalf, but on behalf of tho shatter,
ed remains of the Democratic par
ty that will be left when he gets
SH'ou 1"
Personal COMPLIMENT TO 'l GALLOWAY
AS Mr.. Galloway arose and walk
ed forward, some man to our right,
who, doubtless, had never seen him
before, stretched eagerly fofwardto
get q sight Of the distinguished or
ator. One glance seemed to suits
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-08-27

REMARKABLY FoReRtNe. 49, The
rebels in the South who wish to get
control Of the Government Of the
United States, are willing TO forgive
the Union meuwho prevented then
from establishing their Confederate
government and breaking up the
Union, and take them back into the
old Union as it was under James
Buchanan, IL the said Union men
will make no opposition to the reb'
els doing what they please. Ain't
they q charitable, forgiYins set ol
fellows?