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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-29
Town Lots for Sale

WIS undersigned having Ia into Town. Lots
!; about sig aeres Of the Pasture PisH bGIooFinE
- tne s3tAte Of DIT John eqa deeDasEd, lying be.
SCehtte Mhseitngl will sell the same at private
SAFE. until MO ADAY, MAY 9th, 1864.
On which day, those Lots remaining unaoid ,yIn
oe onsrea At public auction, ON IRE PSEMISES at 10
sixteen Of these Lots 80 feet 'front.' by 100 feet
IN depth Ten Of them so feet font By 90 feet
IseP; Others are Of different sizes, aeeordnE ~
arranged As to afford eonV0nient &C., tS tha SIS
cation TO the undsrsiEEed ~ SPP"'
Investments, - we'll a. psTsons Of moderate mrHns
sites for home l. asked fJr these LotG
ISs,ane Of the faStuEs-held Is also for Sale
.iII about eleven aeTes, and Il not preVouSV
tiIo. iii Ie offered At public auction, at the same
Terms viii be made known on the day oFsaIa a
-,s-...- BEVERLY u. EOPP,
1Pt1o'u III Executor Of John RnfF
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-29

Cod guard car Gag, and keep saeh star.
Each stripe - bright A. new they wave
stilI make e load our ranks In var,
san duat AbsVO each patriotic grave
DSath 70 the traitor thai would dare
10 trail It through the dust OF ShAnO1
An honeIt hearts its lot will share
And follow e 70 Death OF Pane.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-29

a, NAN in Lewiston, Maine, some time
ego bad bis life insured for So, 900, and
lnmeoiateIy went Into a decline. The
company bought his policy at discount
got well, and is now epjoyiue tbs NE s IuS
Of his own lite insurance. q e"'s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-29
UNION ToWNSHTP

VIE Annual Township Meeting stands adjourned
thl Saturday evening, April 30, aE TX O'cIosk,
tnli meeting iB desired a. buslnr Of iI,noTtSnea
VIII come b. tore the meeting.
nPD q. sTRYkNS. Clerk.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-29
MARRIEn-

NJ
In MnEganlnsn, W. Va. 90 FsuIsasy, April HI,
1854, By Rev. denE1 ". biIgs, Lieut.. N y HOFFMAN,
Co. A. lat ". V. Cav, d Mas NASSGE A. L. sEIE,
Of that place.
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WANTED.

EVERYBODY to know that Dr.. X. II. Ice, Rcls,.
~ tic PhysIeian, treats ALL diseases, both acute
aud chronic, WIru MEDICINE, not EhsetrictTy.
SEQ advertisement.
ehildren.
ONCE, ono door south OF KrAusr's Hotel, Main
Street, near the SuSpenAIon Bridge. Can be found
At Rramer's Hotel At night. ana Inns
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Martin t. wAymAn, surviving partner, &C.,
Robert AIe1apdef' = Odm,r and b,,r..

Robert AIeHAnder's admir- and heira
N CHANoERY, in the Circuit Cont ,g Nr..,L.,,
u County, West Va. sI- y 80 Sli I
The above parties. and all Others interested. viii
take notice that In pursuance OF a decree al he
Eire1t court o. Aarshall county, rendered on ne
nh day OF April, 1854 referring this cause 20 Inc
70 audit and Settle the tAcount Of Joshua RnSIsv
administrator Of Robert Alexander, doceaSed IISo'
20 ascertain and report the claims due aTninSt
tneE order otpriority preference; and also VbHf
properly, real or Perronal, belonged to the aid
OF them we're len', together with any Other nattsr
deemed pertinent by tue Commissioner or SDeciNiIv
required by any OF the parties to this suit or the
creditors o. the Robert Alexander, deseasrd that
nave appointed the s0th ,dAyOf May, 1854. Al nv
once near Aarshan Court House, al which tIns and
Glll proceed to stats aud settle 81 account
SUI report upon ali other matters referred 10 ne ~
commissioner in the above cause. - - '''' -
ap.s2tdI4.v Commissioner ni f IL osSDs.l1.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-29

WAhTED-Aw 1FE-rWo OF Uncle "Abe's''
w hard tack smasheFA have just come TO Inc
conclusion that they will get married, and any
young lady desiring Soldier boy" for = husband
knowledge the samsRI an early day by ssnding a
i y Containing their Photograph. address GAY
r. p. Buy or BLUE EYES, %. h, 9Th Va..VoI. Oay.,l
camp DAVis, hear Sandy Hook, Nd ap99T
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-29

Bounty Money.
DAYMEST Of the ROUHTY MONEY or Ohio
y county viii be resumed at the Court House on
Friday, the sth day OF May 1884, Al 10 o'clock A. NJ
when payment from day TO day or from lime 10
lime will be made to the parties entitled TO receive
the same, a. directed by previous orders OF the
Board Of Supervisors Of said county,
,u SE9- W. sights JOHN C. HUPP.
aPSota Clerk. President.
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p = = 3 e 2 2
STOP THAT COUGH (!

ENRlEHDI Are you aware that you are TiskIng
II your life by negioctiDg that 0JU0Hl What II
e only cold and Il will soon ~ Itself away.
II you continue 10 neglect yourself, the TSsplt viii
be In Short tias that SOu viii begin feel =
OF hghtneSs across the chest, AtEU RJed with dat
ing pain. hen the cough will become dry and that
and frothy matter, QlLeR EtTedkGd IVILh Mood and
soon you Will ind thAt yOA have hectic lever, cold
chilIss night HW6AtS. Tho matter and phlegm will
increase with great tToStTatiO II still neglect
yourself, abort tims vi see you conveyed u the
grave. AapG BOH Rot eduSC TO Be dLaTRtdf 1hO
IhOuAana8 whom this great dsstrpyer has gathered
TO the grave. every single case be0dR with IlRPk
cold ~ this had been attended zine, all mEGt
have bee well; but being neglected under The Ia
tai delud n that iL WUuld 'tWer ifbef Oh" It
terred its deadly action TO the substance OF the
Lungs, exciting there ToHNETIVA OF TgiEEstns.
Another and another cold added fuel 70 the hAES,
until these tubercl began TO soften and - hrhtsi
leaving by those alterations sREAT CsVTT1EB In the
LUNGS, At this crisis the disease u VeTJ utdsult 70
cnfe. and nften aAla At hehanEa ali hnLRan nkill
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-29
oOIoaks. Cloak.

GIL0AKs made to order in the latest and mos.
" tashlonable stJl6a also stamping tor 6FaidinS.
neatly done, By a.s : a MRS, 3, q MeDONAI,.
~ All kinds OF machine stIiehing done With
neAlneSs and dispatch. SnrS-I1,"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-29
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
LOST

ON the eth instant, either at the washington
~ Hall or between that place Andths cornSr Of
sixth and John AtrDotS.A REVOLVING BREAST
I'm with picture Of Q lady on one side and that
OF . gentleman on the other The finder will re-
eeiTe the many thAnksOf = soldiers W.is by leaving
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FOR. CASH.
TREASURY DRPARTMGNT,

: UFFIUT OF UOHPIEOLLEE OF III CUEIKNUEV
WASHINGTON, April ID, 1861.
NETHRREAS, BY satisfactory evidence pressuted
w to the under5igned, II has been made To ap-
pear that the FiTst National bank Of Wheeling, In
the County Of ohio and State Of West Virginia, has
been duly organized under and according to The
requirements Of the act Of Congress SntIIlei AN
Act to provide . HAtiobAl Currency, secured by
pledge OF United states stocks, anil to provide for
tn4 rfTvusSfvH .1y TvSiv.aptiOn thRrsoL" approved
February 18th 1858. aud has complied wifi all the
provisions Of said act required to be compiled With
before commencing the business Uf backing.
Now therefore, l, Samuel {. Howard, ComptrOIIsr
Of the Currency, do hereby certify that tho FIrNt
National bank Of WheslIIR, County Of Obi and
State OF West Virginia, IL authorized cCmmou es
thC business OF banking under the act afSTeGaiL
lntsstimony Whereof UituesS ms hand aud SSal
OF Office this second day OF April, 1854
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-29

4aP20s NOAH JOEL TTEToN.
FISH.
HOO 5So1 80 r. rs: no: . 1'AokEREL,
100 - No. large
10 Hf bbIs While Fi,h,
100 q Like Herring,
spsS i1 t4 AZ 81 .I Do n 4 ooLpsAY.
TOBACCOS.
I00 BOXES 8, 10 aud Il pin black Tobaeoo,,
AOO ,S9 o,t, si1PIe Pc S Spun Roll
% Boxes superior bright bA.
.p2s - = noNLox a oeLxuAr
CIGARS, sNUFF, &C.
liz BARKELs GARRETT's s. sNUFF,
10 30 foxes Garretts Packed
~ y Boxes sr;s G 4s.osted bEant' Pine Cigars,
apo PAXTON, DoNLON oGLEBAY.
SALT AND FLOUN.
iO00 R8Ls. @ R. AND rITTsBuRG SALT,
lew 400" Choice Family Flour,
APIS r PAXTON "a DONLox a oeLxBAr.
sUNDRIEs.
lfl(l BAGS Prime Rio AID IaRuvra Cafe
AAIJ 60 BblS. N. .. MolasAes,
" Golden Syrup,
80 AhdS n. o. sugar,
90 Bbls. Coverings Refined Sugar,
1000 Kegs assorted Nails,
Spices, Alum, operas, bladder,
Indigo. NutmegS. Gloves, Shot,
Lead, sosp', Candles, B6ckets,
TUBS, WAShboafds, &C., &c, Ao.,
aEsa PAXTON. DoSLox onLEBA1.
Wanted Immediately.
A GOOD WOMAN COOK (whlts or col redJ on
aPzS-Et MRS. FL. ZANE.
/
w man who "eau- love without decsIt,% with
99me young lady possessing n kind and generous
dip siton, we'll cultivated mind and MT Over n
CHESTER N. ERWIN,
npzs-zts 81. ClaiIsriIle, Beim Mt Co., Ohio.
- UB6IsrENoE OFFICE, NJ Army,
WHaEELd5sG, ". VA, 2sth April. 1854.
loyal to the UNITED e. GOverumsntn onIT x-IiI
be received At this ONCE uuI 1hurSday tie sth 81
dS; =; nom, Tor snPPIinS Tor the use Of the Uni
At RheslIug West Virginia, follows, va:
80 barrels Of clean, dry fine Sail, 70 be In well
BE- delivered during the month Of Stay az called for
iIss o. dTaysEs: o2oPSrAsc must be OF bOst kind
order NO charge for packages aloN t,l.
PEoPosais must be enclosed In .saIed envelope
| audteHSSh TO tbs underSIgned aud endorsed GGPTo.
poss for SALT" and bidders Al invited 10 he mr.
HORACE TURNER,
"Pto -=---- Capt. and c. s.
| - JBsIsIkNJB OPEICs o. :. AHSiY. =
- WHEELING, W. Va, 2Sth April 1854.
In duplicate from citiEsus
will b. received this onico mil TbnT'3av ~,
eth u Nay At noOn for applying Ter the MSS 81 thS
Sunited states Army Subsistence stores to be de-
ly=red AZ Wheeling, West Virginia. as fcIloEs viz
: lOO,Ye0 pounds b con sIdes, clear ribbed, new.
tooTouShy smoked and cured dry, strictly city cut
medium slEe, ia strong boxes cOut AiuInS not over
Sg1 pJnuds Of meat, aud to be strapped win green
Siekoty. Pressure must not he u+cdm packing into
/ Ia ~ ,g,-
calico Tor, Tree ot drayaEv. CJOPer4gs must be of
| tne pest Kind nnd every package must be In inst
| LALe ahiPPlns order. No charge for packages al
IoWedi tue date Of contract and name OF 5ack,r
must be msTke thereon
Proposals must be enclosed In a sealed enyeIopa
addressed 20 the nndeTagned, and endorsed a no.
posaIs for Bacon" aud bidders are Invited 10 ~
present ct the opening Of them.
| HORACE TURNER,
4 APPS n, ~
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COMMISSIONERS Sale.

HOTE-AgretInent having been made Win The
widow clear IiEe vi be- given. ap26 tOI
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-29
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM

WILL BREAK UP RVEN THEA MOST HARRssISG
OUUGH
IN a FEW HOURS TINE,
II It Il only perSsyorod in Obi what L the VAiu0
Of money compared with health
USE THIS ALL-POwERRuL BUT HARMLESS
KEAEDY IN TINhl
Call Upon the Agents and get PAM
% f4--.tEt pnAot1
And read the treaties upon Consumption (Whleh Is
worth more alone than the price OF msdIelneh
and ses the certificates Of the truly rsnArksDIS
cures made Ia our city; eAsSs that were epsldST'd
IneufAblG.
For sale by the proprietor,
'.t7-l J. n. HARRIS q co.
Cincinnati, UhIO.
To whom address all orters.
Sold b. Aodl-fne dealers generally. Wholesale
by LAUGHLIN'S q BUSuRIELD, h. BOOKING A.
Q GUOD 4 Co. LOGAN, LIST 4 co, T Il DOdAN
Z co. KIDD KRAFT, Wheeling, Va, and By ah
Pnaburgh DruggiAt'. mTl+ 2mdEE
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WANTED HREsP0N ENCR-Bya Young
w man VINO "eAn- love without deesIt,i with
9ome young lady possessing n kind and generous
dip sition, we'll cultivated mind and MT over n
years Of ago. Address
CHESTER n. ERWIN,
Ap7s-2t' st. ClairsviIle, Bein Mt Co, Ohio.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-29
YRER WOOL.

The animated sparring between Kellogg
aud Grinuell, of the West, representing The
wool growers, and Rice aud Dawes, of
Massachusetts, representing the wooden
manufacturers, shows that there is to DO
opposition 10 the retention of loU-priced
woods on the free list Of the tariff. The
circumstances under which il was placed
there will be remembered, and although
the Boston Disbursiug Agent refused 10
tell who received the brides, il was clear
that large sums were expended.
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Into other States.

TOtal cot Of mail .lso.o.g
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Wanted Immediately.
A GOOD WOMAN COOk (white or col redl on
IA National Pike, three mules iIOm Wheeling.
aPES-Et MRS. X. }. ZANE.
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UTIsHART's DYSPEPSIA Pulls aud NSr.bsT,s
W Tar Drops for safe ct -'''' .
GPrl4 GKAHAMs DRUG STORE.
III osPITAL sHEETING jus. received At M 4
III Odd Fellow Hall Drug store. apaS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-09-30
CORRESPONDENTS BETWEEN Mr.
LINCOLN AND GEN. GRANT.

The following corresp spondence relative 70
the spring campaign passed between Presi.
dent Lincoln and Lieut.. Gen. Grant last
spring, and shows the cordial understanding
existing between them.
Executive MaHsion, WIshingtioH april 80,
lS64-Leut. Gen. Grant Not expecting
10 see you before the spring campaign opens,
| Wish to express in this way my entire salts
faction with what you have done up to this
tme SO far as | understand it, The patticu-
lais Of your plans neither know nor seeh
to know. You are vigilant and self-felaut,
and, pl' ased with this, wish no; to obtrude
any restraints or ooLsirants upon you
While ! am very axious that any great dis
aster or the capture Of our men in great num-
bers shall be avoided, know that these
points are less likely to escape your atteu.
ton than they would be mine. If there be
anything wanting which is within my power
to give, do not fail to let me know it. And
now. with a brave army and just cause,
may God sustain you.
Yours very truly, A. LINCOLN.
Headquarters Armies of the United States
Culpepper Court House, Va, May Ito
the President Your very kind letter of
yesterday is Just received, The confidence
you express for the future, and satisfaction
for the past in my miit ~ administration, is
acknowledged with pride. 1t shall be my
earnest endesvor that you and the country
shall not be disappointed. From my first en-
trance into the volunteer service of the coun-
try to the present day, have never had cause
Of complaint, and have never expressed or i'm
piled a complaint against the administration
or the secretary OF war for throwing any en-
barrassment in the way Of my vigorously
prosecuting what appeared to be my duty.
Indeed, since the promotion which placed
me in command of all the armies, and in view
Of the great responsibility and importance Of
success, have been astonished at the readi-
ness with which everything asked for has
been yielded, without even an explanation
being asked. Should my success be less
than desire and expect, the least can say
is, the fault is not with you.
Very truly, your obedient servant,
u. S. GRANT, Lieut.. Gen.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-09-30

FL,G RAISING IN FANEUGL HALL SQUARE.
Thursday afternoon, at IL o'clock, three
splendid American flags bearing the names Of
Lincoln and Johnshn, we're unfurled around
Faneuil Hall, Boston, by the stall-keepers Of
Fanueuil Hail Market. The flags bore re-
spectively the following inscriptions;
" Let the white nag be raised in Richmond,
but never in Wasbine ton"
Z" Our Union can be saved only by defeat
Of its enemies"
d" Our Peace Commissioners--Grs sher-
man. Fartsgut"
The Brigade Band was in attendance and
saluted each flag as it was run out, with toe
National airs, ana performing choice Selee'
tiOns IN the intervals
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-09-30

THE RIO GRANpE AFFAtR-The strange
news from the Rio Graude, hich W. publish
ed the other day, is considerably N fed
by other accounts. The entire story about
Col Ford flung on the troops Of Cortinas
when they were fanking the French, and the
crossing over OF the Mexicans to punish The
rebels instanter, proves to be without foun-
dauon. Nor was ihore any battle between
the Mexicsus and the French or lmperialsts
The bold movement Of Cortinas to Browns
willie was occasioned by ntrigues between the
rebel Cul. Ford, commanding at that town,
and the French, which rendered it probable
that the rebels intended TO assist the French
OF lmperiahsts. Cortiuss took cry deci-
ded method o.; preventing thi, 6te IN the
rent, by taking force across the river aud
capturing Brownsvllc. The hoisting Of the
American flag was doubtless done With fear
that the Government Of the United States
migat be offended The whole NOV. ment
seems 10 be- one Of extreme bJiduess, Tor the
purpose OF tawatting the rebel intrigues with
the French aud 1t vas undertaken purely in
the MeNlcan interest.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-09-30

The personal popularity of Gen. Mcclellan
with the solders-the chief inducement
which led the democracy, months ago, to fix
upon him as their " coming mau"-is likely
to avail them very little in the end. MeClel-
Ian was unquestiouaSly popular with the old
army of the Potomac which he commanded ;
bu. comparatively few of that army now re-
main, aud with the majority has gone the
Wanted devotion for the hero Of Antietam."
The whole course of the party, especially their
persistent opposition to soldiers voting, has
taught the soldiers that the democrats as a
mass are not over friendly to them. notwiih-
standing their mawkish assertion to the con-
trary 10 the Chicago platform. There is no
doubt that an immense majority Of the SOL
ders' votes cast ut the presidential election,
as we'll as the large number Of Others which
.hav V'll Influence. viii ~ ''v"n Z" NJ
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-09-30

The Newport News consoles the copper
heads with the report that the town Of Alton
in Illinois is copperhead. Very likely: there
is where the slave-dfivers murdered Lovejoy.
But has the News heard from Vermont, and
maine, and Atlanta. and Shenandoah valley.
where the copperheads and rebels have been
licked, licked, licked ;
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-09-30
MEETING OF WASHINGTON COUNTY
BAR ON THE DEATH OF MAJ. Dill. 4
LINGHAM
MONTrEIIER, Sept. 2i, 1864

AT a meeting Of members Of Washington
County Bar, Sept, 81, Up m. called for the
purpose Of taking come action in relation to
the decease Of Maj. Edwin Dillingham;
Hon. J.. b. Peck, Chairman, and ]. p.
Lamson, Secretary
On motion, the chair appointed and the
meeting approved committee Of three to
report fesalu'ions to be presented for action
at the next meeting as fcllows: LII. Du.
rant II, w. Heaton, c, W. willard.
On motion, the chair appointed C. W.
Heath, ESQ. to present at the next meeting q
biographical sketch Of the life Of Mel. L.
Dillingham;.
On motion Of o. II. Smith, the meeting
adjourned TO the Court House at 7 o'clock.
p. m. Sept. 22, 1864.
j. p. LAMsoE, Secretary.
The meeting this evening will be public.
and the ladies and gentlemen Of Montpelier
aud vicinity are invited to attend
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-09-30

Among the names Of wounded officers in
the late battle in the Shenandoah. we find
the following Capt. Thompson and Lieut..
Hill. 10Th Vermont.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-09-30

kENARKABLg EscAPE PROM BusHwHAcK-
KRs.--Oa the body Of rebel bushwha. ker.
killed ia Platte county, Missouri, short
time since, was found li,t OF one nundred
sud twenty Uuivuists 10 be shot or hung, the
mode of DEAN stated opposite each name
Ou The llat was German living near Wes-
ton. soon after twenty bushwhacLers went
10 his house a night and ordered him out
. his refusal 4 obey they forced the door
He He'd up stairs, when they tried oil arts 70
induce him come down, but in vain. One
emp,ed his revolver hsimlessly. They left
len for light, and the German procured
pi,chfoik aud awaited their return. AT the
door be received one Of them with dread
ful thrust. They then FREQ the house aud
stayed until it was nearly enveloped in flames,
when they left. thiDSIng him dead but he
had found spot to remain long enough to
escape, aud on seeing their departure, he
s,,rang from the window 70 the ground, a
distance OF sixteen feet, and in less than a
minnie The building fell, lie is now at Wes-
ton, Mo, with the l7th lnois regiment.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-09-30

BEN WADE has justified our appreciation
Of him by slishing anti-McClelland and
an,i-copperhead speech, made in Pennsyl-
vania
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-09-30

Ths votes OF 1900 soldiers at Fort SHELL
ing, Minnesota, have been taken and forward
ed in sealed envelopes to the proper par 'es
~. ~ = - ~. u !. mn - :. = :,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-09-30

The friends Of the rebels in the North
ought TO initiate the rebel xampIe-skedad-
die
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-09-30

Fremont has retired from the Presidential
race, as we'll be might since nobody thought
he Ought to be in that position. lie sup
ports Lincoln in preference to Mcclellan, as
the extract from his letter shows
The presidential question has, effect teen enter
90 upon iu sueh way that the uhon Of be republican
parry has become paramount uecessiy. The policy Of
th" deuucfat patty sgnihcs titner separation or re
establishment with slavery The Chicago platform is
snipli separation. Gen McCle lans letter Of accept
Auce il feesiAb shment with slavery. The republican
candidate IT, nu the oontfay pledged the
ment u The Union without slavery and, however hrsi
tatng his cy may be- the pressure u his party will
We may hope, force him to it,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-09-30

VIM. McNeal, co. f. lst VI. cavalry, a
prisoner Of war, died in Petersburg, Virginia
Aug. 5.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-09-30

How THR SOLDIERS VoTE FOR " Little
MAC" The official and unofficial returns
from the Vermont soldiers wh1 were suthor-
lied by the Legislature to vote for members
Of Congress and Presidential electors show
the following results, as we learn from a re-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-09-30

These proceedings drew a large audience,
hlling the court room, and we especially note
the attendance Of the soldiers In body, some
OF whom were comrades Of the deceased and
can attest the justice Of the eloquent tributes
paid to his memory.
Jud Peck in few words declared tho
concurrence Of the Cour, in the sentiments
that had been expressed, and ordered the
clerk to place the resolutions On the record.
The article Of the Richmond ENQUIRER, ar
guing that it is best for the rebel cause to
have Lincoln elected, because the abolitionists
will agree to Southern independence to get
rid Of slavery, is only another trick which
the rebels have adopted to defeat Liucon.-
The proof Of this is to be found in the use
the copperhead newspapers make of the ar
tiele' Why don't they copy the declaration
Of the Richmond E1sminsr. that the rebels
are helping Mcclellan in the best possible
way BY continuing inrebsllion and war
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-09-30

The Richmond Examiner reports large
hres in Charleston. doubtless the effect Of
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-09-30
l. l., DuRART, }
II y hEATos, Committee
&. W. WILLAB0,

The report was accepted aud the resolu-
tions were adopted by the bar.
On motion OF Mr.. Heath the bar instruct
ed the chairman to report the resolutions to
the Court The bar then adjourned without
day