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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-08-16
Sd,cuer pRrbranut

B6breno oe6 befti9en @ewitters am
Oienitae, ben 3. Dirfes, fblua Der gIih
IN Ole S6euer BEG 6srrn SoTepb @lem:
mer, 5piI1en Seoera6suile uno 6arleps.
oiue IN Wont9omerp Gauntp, uno lpur6e
mlt ouem SnbaIte Elm Raub Der Slam.
men; Sen oaourb oerur1abten Sba.
gen pat man ni6t oernommrn, cob mus
Der Serluit iebr bsoeuteno fein, oenn lei.
ne game oiesldbri9e grnte an Srudt uub
9au, tople eini9e bunoert Sbaler mrrtb
Sabat befano fidb in Der Sdoeuer, rpcuon
au'o nl6t oas 9erin8ite eersttct ,peroen
fonnte. Ole S6cuer fol- in Der Cine Ger.
in9ton Teuers rs8srfderm9s. .8efQT6aft
NIT ) 1900 Uerftbert 9epcIen fein.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-08-16
INDIANA bcorobt.

bianapotis, 10. aug. Sn
Wor9dnfieIo, Sno., foebrn 1000 Wann
Rcbelcn nit 2 Seiddeen unter @oloncl
Scbnfon itebcn, um nab SSnoiana einsus
fallen; 1900 unttr Sol. 8ialer, Geifert
uno SefIe iino in osn @ren3. .@aunties
9enoerion, Oapi6 uno 0ancod, um in
Snoiaua eindufalIen. Ser Slub 1T febr
nieorio uno fir &ononenboote uniua6no.
!i9 une an plslsn punFten pafIirbdr.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-08-16
7noianer.IIntbatsn.

Sort earnep, 7. 2(ua. 6eutt
WCrSen 9rifTen 400 Snoianer 9 @aeen
l M2eIle 6fflib BON plumb @reef an, to-.
teten ale Rdnner uno ma6ten . Sraueu
uno 2 Sinoer su @efan9enen unc per.
brannten bic @d8en. Damn ariffen fit
oreimat einen dnoern 8a9ensua an, muir.
Cen aber Oertrieben. 3u Qoint Ronbe
oerbranHten fie 81 @a9en uno trieben
oa6 Sieb fort. Sei Sopo's Rande arifz
fen ite beute Nbsn0 an. sic ftbeinen plans
mdBi9 riil9s INN oos Sort ana uareifen.- =
Sol. sumner nit so Rann uno Moior
S'Srien init elmer 9ompa9nte uerfolaen
ite. @ine, qnjabl Sruppen mu6tsn lid,
Yor einer lteberjobl Snoianer nad6 fur,en1
Sefe6t snrddaieben, nobel mebreren
Wdnnet blieben. wv
DSDie 1smpstatuy--nOd, ftbv ,pors,,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-08-16
pieoer cine Rcbellen. .6dbanotbat.

Der ,.eaneafter 8olesfreunb" pom Q.
0ieies faet 1eltelter Sobn Slime, Elm
berUorraeeneer Sibrer uno prsbi9cr Der
Dunter'&irbe, tpoblbefannt benSlisosrn
iener 6riftIidbsn Reliaionspartbei in eanz
CATER @auntp, tpurbe nrueroin9s BON Res
bellenz 9uerillas ooer oeren Sreunoen naz
be feiner 6eimatb in 8odinobam @aunz
tp, Siroinien, auf b66f unmeni6Iibe
2(rt ermoroet. ST mar Elm fanobafter
1nionmann unb pom Qusbrub Der Res
bellion Gin uneri6rodener Qnfld9sr Der
3ebeaens Re9ierun9 uno ibrer Diener.-
Sap 9e9en feline 9runofdee, uno bic
fur6tlole 8ebauptun9 oerfeIben, pdren
Die Sriebfeoern, tpslde 3u feiner Grmors
oun9 onrrleben. Sb9lei6 er jur 3eit fei=
NEG Sooes 81 Sabre aft mar, ftano CT oob
pirflib in Der Sldtbe ieines eebens.-
Die S6usreoner fciner MGreer fa9en,
ct babe auf elmer neuliden Reiie i'm g6es
fen, Habridten Iber Die St6rfe Der Res
bellen, ben Sunoesbeb6roen iberbra6t.
9fatirlib mar oies cine bloBe @rfinoun9
jur Ssfb0nieune oe5 @oroes.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-08-16

Sadfon Demofrat 9ebt aub 6an6 in
t9ano NIT Der orcben Union partbei an
Den Stimmfaften, um dbte uno jupertdfs
fiae Union Mdnner in perantportlibe
Iemter 3u errp6blen.
Gin .9ah(0u prmOhrat.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-08-16

Oo6 on8ren5en6e GauntD S6uDltill
bat cine Mebrbeit BON 2,S65 Stimmen
fir oos Solooten Stimmrcbt 9e9eben.
9ut fdr S6uplei(l
Infer outer alter Gtaat BAT our6 cine
Webrbeit BON iiber 10000 Stimmen ers
eldrt. oa6 unlere Burger, rpeI6e 9e9en
Serr6tber 3u Selee jieben, oes Stimms
re6ts nidt beroubt rpsrosu follen. 8e6t
70
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-08-16
nie Qena Cauntp 6ourt.

Die Court fir oiefes @auntp foa ibren
Anfan9 nebmen am Ncnta9 ben l. Sep.
TENDER. Od ober Die 9auntps8dter BEN
"Sempel Der 8erebti9feit" ale bic Sin.
9eTe,oe entriiien boben, ttno bis oabin uns
no9ll6 rpleoer erfssen fCnnen, 70 mi0
man wliien, no Die @oIrt eiesmal ocnn ei.
9entll6 abaebolten iperoen foQ.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-08-16
Traasoie in r11entaemery GeuntY.

0m Dcnnerftds 6en %. Suli fanb in
Motfunt, SbersMerion Sfp., Mont9os
merp Gauntp. cine Sra9ooie ftatt, nos
our6 Der BOB pon MARTIN Surns berbeis
eefiibrt rpuroe. SO fbeint oaB 8urns
betrunfen berumein9 uno Seoen beldfti9s
te, Der ibm in ben @e8 fam. gr 9in9
in elm l0ous, ,porin feline Srou ouf Ses
Gud rpor unb trieb biefelbe no6 6aufe,
inoem er Iie auf Dem @e0e oabin fdlu9
unb befdimpfte. Gr ain9 oann na6 Dem
6aufe elmer Srau Mortin, no CT iib
ebenfa(ls unoroentlib ouffdbrte. geidt
lpeit BON bieIem 9aule be9eancte ibm Der
8ruocr feiner Srau, S. &aTertp. 9to6=
Dem bic 8eioen einiee @orte 9eipe6lelt
batten, fab man, oaB Rufertp irSeno ets
tpas na6 Burns parf uno na6 ihm
f6lu9. Burns taumelte auf telnen
S1pa9er ju, Ger ibn auffIn9 uno NIT
ibm ;ur Groe fieI, Rofertp oben auf.-
Gini9e Winuten na6bsr rparo RafTertp
bon Burns tpse8erifen uno eesterer aut
Die Gifenbabn 8eleet, no er ettpa in Il
Stunoe perfbieo. Raffertp puroe in bic
gtcrristown Sail 9efedt.-(8abrbfrb.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-08-16
Sd,rperer Eeatn

I'm Isbtsn Samias absnb rntlub RG Gin
fGrpHtr ass'n atr bic tisFSs @sssnO, psIasr
ben FREEDMEN @sibsfsISrn ftbr Sa @uts FAM
bic aSrtssn @'ps4fs fUnuttn bmtIttn aud gut
pHtgAast,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-08-16
gine perneoene Sbot.

Sn bsm Yatirt srm 19tn SuIi, Ias i6
cinm grlttsI, uutr brr ustrIGuft. ,g3sI6imp.
fnns Der gr'inistcn Staatrn Gtnssr," prIae In
Nc., ssiGstsn frin foa. DttS III fred, asnua
fdr Dlo.. atsr bsnttt sinmal an ben fcpaIen
Staat SdinCie. rflGsr 70 SIsle 5auItnee patrfoti.
lGe Scledttn in rem 6slbt BAT, bic 90 wastru Is.
re esbrn unb @llss oufS Spisl ,u Ifssn, UNI un,
ltrs Gatnr unb Grtbsit aufrt6t ~ srtaItm. gG.
lem ntsIsn uussa6tst, taben li& ttnnu& tut gu.
nt pOriasn Sdtrc, (1S63) tine 8uttr psruneItnp.
tsnetr eCppntsaes Sulummsnstirat, unb duf ttn
tttli8tn SUnnta9 (ras aud nur rim Goppsrtsab
ttun tann) rrn Stsrntnbannrr. ttn bic llniun'
l'uts rfl'sten auf;u,stsn. rsnn bic lnicn.grmss
fissrst6 aus S6ladtrn 9trrOr gisng, aus BEN
Wt. glsa1ant SGuIbauls 81 iltbIsn, wrlfe Iisbs
Stage Ge 'ngtfibr cine WlCIr fcrtnatmsn, In
S5sesn sGriGen uno in bsH Stapb italrn. 8
S6dner SGanbs 6srren Grader:
mas rrnFft Tor ron fol&m 0r1GSpftn, wtlGs uns
ter brm SGus Der Strrnsn unO Shsiftn sr,uasn
rorern TnbY S6r ISmt auf tsinr aners 0eiIe
ais In trr b6&ilsn Gcra6tuus auf Es 6nblidsn.-
Der YrcSrf NariAou bat aae iSrs glam,n i'm
SrRg, uno was nod nit ibnn stI&istt-u uS
c tn ssI&isbt rpr n d = biss muE uns
bic 3stt ltbrm. r...|.
Gin efrinb Der CupprrbeaSs.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-08-16
KebeIIen. 11CrratI,erci.

M mpb / 8, 9ten 2(u9uif. @eIfern
fam elm Burger 3u unfern Sorpofen noz
be 9ofapette uno bat, oab ibm 9elfattet
wsroe, feline NeubeIn fortjuI6afen. Gis
ne SSa6e pOn S Wann, pom 10. SQinois
Re8iment rpurce ibm mit9e9eben. 2(Qein
fauul b1tte Der Wdnn Iein 6aus bctres
ten, olS er fib oapon ma6te uno Itatt
ieiner eini9e 20 9uerilla5 eribienen, bic
orei Rann uon Der @a6e 8efan9en nab.
men uno iie ermoroeten. Den anoern
finf 9elon9 e6 ju entfommen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-08-16

II4IU UIIIF
WSaucon Bat piet fb6nes uno 9utes
Sono, uno 3u bebauern it es, oaB eli
ne 9robe 8obl Der @inpobnerf6aft jenes
Oifrietcs, nod 70 fur6tbar i'm Fl n 4 ern
f6nebt. Soft fhenfe eibt !
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-08-16

r0-eine @ompasnis, rditisT iunssr MGnnsr,
cipa 60 Wnnn RarI, In Qatntaun fcrmirt, Sr.
labt eitlrE Gage fiT 6tn trI'Ssf&auyIas. Infer
innid1T GtildswVnfa kssTsttft Ga4.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-08-16
(@ inae "a n ot.l

GetarptGs, 81, Gus 8, 1864.
5errsn Drufrr;-@cQsn IIs bic G,dte
babsn foI8snes rpsnise 3siltn In Str Iietss 8latt
aul,unstmsn:
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-08-16

'w9Ws'tase anSf-na@Rm Dgnnuaas.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-11

THB platform adopted by the Baltimore
Convention, will be found in another col
uuu, aud We request all our readers to
give it q careful and candid perusAl. 1t
neither falls short nor yet goes too far. 1t
is broad enough aud full enough to satisfy
all truly loyal men, and that is all we
want. The resolutions assert that the
Union must aud shall be preserved; that
ueOndIttoualsurrender, and return to their
just allegiance to the CJnstitution, is the
only alternative for the rebels; that slavery
must be e1tirpated root and branch, and
the Constitution so amended as to forbid
II forever; that the army aud navy deserve
the hearty thanks of tho American people;
that President Lincoln, by his fidelity to
the Constitution, his general conduct, and
especially for the Proclamation OF Emsu-
cipation, has won the regard and common
datiOns of ALI that unanimity is needed in
the national councils, and that those OIL
GERS only who endorse the principles con-
tanned in the platform are worthy of con-
6deuce, that all men employed 10 the army
and navy deserve full protection from out
rage, and that redress should be insisted
upon for auy violation of the laws of war;
that foreign immigration should be enoOur
aged; that the Pacific railroad should be
completed; that the public debt must be
kept tnviolate. and the credit of the ma.
tiOnAl currency preserved, aud that the eff.
forts of foreign powers to impose monarch
teal government in any part of this conti.
nent will be viewed with extreme jsa lousy
by the couutry. Ga this platform. so
broad and so patriotic, so free from any
thing Objectionable, the Convention placed
AurlnGm Lincoln aud Andrew Johnson
two men, th4u whom none more worthy
or P4triotic7could be found. With such
platform and such ticket, who can doubt
the rssult2
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-11
Connaissoner's Sale.

or tho property now known a. the "Kraror
" House," on the east aide Of Main street an
the lots on Market street in The rear thereof On
Saturday the 81 Of July, 61 at the front door Of
the Court House for Ohio county.
In pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit Court for
Ohio county, In certain cause therein depending
ShSTein Francis D. ChapliuO Is complainant, aud
the deVlseel heirs at law and executor Of Moses w.
ChApline, deceased, and Mary ?. Lynch are defend
mont door Of the Court House. for Ohio county on
Saturday the I'd Of Jolly, 1854, [commsneinG aid
sale at 10 O'clock A. u. to the highest and bsst
bidder A. public auction, the foloWiIE real estate
In the said decree particularly mentioned and DDS.
eribed, situated IN the city OF wheeling that 4 70
say two thirds Of the lot numbered thifty.nIne-
O9-ronting forty four,-44-fOet, on the east aide
Of Main street. and extending back Of even WIuIh
eastWardly nom said street, one hundred aud thirty
tEo-lS2-ieet, being the property now known a. The
s'hr9mers House, also part Of lot numboFoa ouS
2-teot from the south side Of said lot fontInE on
market street, and running back Of even width
!t1ty-s0yen-6T-tSet; also lot Numbered one huR.
dred and Observation-Disclosures on SsId MGrk0.
street, Sixty .hx- 6-fset aud runnnR b0ek ofoVen
width AKty sOyen-67-feet. Tho Said part Of IotI
numbered one hundred and OIRhtsan-1iS-And ore
hundred and ninet6en-1lo-wilI Be sold 10 Tour
separate parcels Of twenty -tWO-73-fost front
TERMS one anh-1S-p.rt 9th.
P1LehaSe money In calh, and the FumAInInK DR.
WE'VE eighteen and tWonty-fouF months With In.
frost from the day Of aIe, t1o purchaSer 70 live
bond for the deferred InEtAlmOnts: the CommISsonSr
@ retain the title until the purchASo money shall
nave been tully paid. JAMES q. WHAT.
May 3Oth, 1854. Qm) Special CommlGIioner
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-11

This Festival ID Intended to be comprehensive
series Of all the nUGt rational enjoy mems that can
be available.
and pIofuSsly ornAmsnted With sVsrRreens flowers
and dIArery1 and decorative gas, and water, and
rock work Retire. hmsnts, bOquets and usetuI aud
fancy articles will be offered for sae. capacfOus
stage will DO erected aud recherche Amusements and
entertainments Of various kinds will be introduced
each evening. All will be made redOlent with per.
tune Music aud melody will abound, and every
thug possible will be done 70 mab It worthy the
sSered object whose cause II pleads.
OJnt1OuttOus uf money, gOOds, useful and fancy
articles, labor, fruit, flowers curiosities naonaf
relics, &C. &C are solicited and will be thankfully
received BY any OF the officers or comm ttee.
esp' ealIy Invoked.
Patriotic citizens OF ueiRhbortpg communities Pre
earnestly rtquested to assist this great Auor OF love
port. -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-11
Commissioners Sale.
sArah Brown, ct ala.

1
sArAh MOzlsrS ETseators, Ct. ali. - SA-"'
pursuance Ofa decree Of the Clreuit Court for
Ohio county, rendered on the 2Ath day Of Nay,
G1sot. Goa directed % the undenignod q Special
We will sell ~ the front door Of the
COoIt House ofOhIo county, in the city Of Whe0nK,
on tse on day Of July, 1884 IeommsneinG aid Sas
AZ ~ O'Clock Nj to the hIghost and bat bidder
t public auction, the following real estate IN said
oeeTSo particularly meutiouod and described stu
ALeo IN the city Of Wheeling, that Il TO say, Lot
nnmoer thirty-ono-S1-On the wet EidO Of Main
L. between Washington and Adams street, In
L L1Ht part OF the city Of Wheeling called North
mheenngi also the n0uth half Of Lot number E1rty.
Seven-I-dtuatOd on the oaSt side Of Main STREET,
streets. mi -. - ~ AAA N--'AA-Su
TERMS OF sALR-TWsuty-aO-p esntum Of
the purchase money In eaSh, and thG rsnSindsr IN
.JSb,s sSS nj i9tstamsnts payable in dx twelve
VIA Interests the purchaser or purehoSoFI Nv
1hs p9nd with good peFBonal security for ~ d.
ln1tAtmentA the COmmilionarI 70 FatSin tbs
nHe until the purchase money shall have bSsp fulIy
EA@ JAMES 8. WHEAT,
....,,., BAHUEL IRWIN,
MySA u SPECIAL CommEnionSn,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-11
HORACE TURNER,
CAPTAIN and 0a
Blood Stock for Sale.

VIE subscriber will offer the following .,,r.r,o
Blood and Breeding Horse stook Al p1biir ~
a. MS resi- dence In Mt Pleasant, JeferSon connt
oho, on sATURDAY, the 26th Of June is6S az
70 commence at o'clock PINE:
LOT NO odd Stocking, ch. m. yru bv Clan.
STe, gam the trOtting mare Fanny owned nv NJ
toea. p TfaE7T' . wv " ElJlnG Hia'
No. 2-Jennie-eh. m by Glencoe, dam AJor,I,r,,
~ Morgan itgeE' tOal At her foot By p. II.
no; o-Die Vernon b. m. 4 VA bV TnvIpcfhI.
oA II Jessie oy Iuekahoe. Roal a. above
NO S.-AoFgtana, b. m. l2 yrS BY MorRnn Ti,.r
superior brood mare RoaI a above. 'ssl
NJ, n. o-LAdy Russell, b m. 10 yrA, BY ChamntS,
nG ~ HAVE Good road, brood and Ia m mIrsF
~. o-belle Barton, ch. m. IL yrs bv RnSi,,.
uI s oy SUCK She IL the dan Of Rob RoT A. =
M nc ABOVE mares have all been bred e. PIv,n.
breeders. TE' :" '0@h ana are hne
NO; I-Ve.ta, '. m. I yrs., by Black Havl- On,
uI N amy ElsIer. very promising. $500
NC. s!-Eanny and Lucy, matched bav ,J...r.
ny yEs., oy TuekAhoe. superior ToadStaT tSSro'
no.SS;-,fEinee, Oh. 6. yra. HIatoEn- YerT 6nc
Os 1ACale and harness. UH0
NC, NO lO'-Rred, 81. {. tyS. Black Hawk. s.dJ.
l vii also otter two very valuable voun, 49,.
SoI ~, hop BOY, eh. b. Yrs. by inn. Ronnjo
seotiano, dam Belle Barton, ana Mtn1jsId r liz
II oy Eying atHtoga- dam by Ky, Joan Rjcb -,
aiso, number Of Flying HIsioEa's eoltS-in Al Z
Se5y dsetraole teleetion, made with ne vi.S- -
reducing large stock '"' we" OF
The Opportunity f. rare 70 obtain the mat ,.,,,
H ia Oto'o' Herms sa'y. 80
we ........ D. b, UPOEGRAPRt
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-11


THE Democrats are behaving very IN.
handsomely towards. AIR. Fremont. Hay
ing assisted to place him in position
which to almost anybody else would be
embarrassing, at least, they turn again st
him and treat him with contempt. Take,
for example, the following FROM the Chi.
cago Pos: .e' a''a
Mrjor General John Charles Fremon,
accepts the nomination for the Presidency,
rendered him By the convention, with the
provision that if Mr. Lincoln should not
be nominated at Baltimore, he will with.
draw in favor of the .'other man." John
Charles knows that Abraham Lincoln will
be nominated, and be wishes ii. known to
tue pubic, that his object in accepting the
nomination, aud becou log q candidate is.
that he may split the Republican party in
twain, and thereby defeat it.
However desirable TO Democrats NAV he
the success Of John Charles strategic move
ment, lhe value of the movement depends
exclusively on his probable means of &C.
comprising the end. Can John Charles
muster enough votes In either of the New
England States to enable the Democracy
TO obtain electoral Votes2 Can he obtain
any popular vote iu any State, to a mum :.
Der that will enable the Democracy to VIM
Can he get twenty thousand votes in Ohio1
Can he get the same number in Wisconsin?
or half thet--number 10 Iowa, or Indiana,
or Ilifnois2 Can he change the result, or
render 1t certain against abraham Lincoln
IN Penneylvania or New York; He frank.
y admits BY the terms Of his letter that be
cannot be elected: he might have added
that he cannot get an electoral vote. The
Snly STATE IN which We think he can posi-
that would render the vote of the State
certain for the Democrats is Missouri: and
even that result would be Obtained there
just as well by his not being candidate
as by his being one. On the whole, we
do not think the Fremont candidacy ia of
sufficient importance to the Republicans
or Democrats to be worth the favor or dis.
favor of either party.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-11

a LETTER from General Grants army
says; The question with the army now is,
whether we can or cannot make another
approach to Richmond by flank movem eut
or by strategic mau@uvre, SO as to avoid
the necessity of digging our way over the
space now intervening between us and the
Rebel Capital. What the plans of Geuer-
ais Grant aud Meade are, is, of course uu.
known, but the general impression appears
to be that-but to know this we must wait
till we see. r--51.-..L . ..rar.I
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-11

A CONGRATULATIONS -appesrs In the last
number of the Clarksburg Telegraph, under
the caption. "Tne next Governor of West
Virginia" We copy the principal part of
the Communication:
Ihave in my mind gentleman whom /
believe to be in every way we'll qualified
to fill the Guberustorial chair Of West
Virginia-one honest, faithful, capable and
patriotic. Allude to Hon James Burnley,
OF Marshall county, than whom none have
stronger hold upon the confidence and
affections Of the people of West Virginia.
His indomita6le moral courage in resisting
the ordinance of secession in the Rich.
mond convention Of ls6l-fghtinR the
traitors of that body as long as a vestiRe
OF hope rematned-eutitled him to The
everlasting gratitude of the loyal people
Of our State, and believe they will en-
brace the first opportunity that presents
iself of giving him substantial proof of
their gratitude and affection.
There Is another thing that entities Mr..
Burley to our gratitude. alluds 10 his
generous expenditure Of his means In aid.
log 10 the prosecution of the war. The
poor soldier battling for bis country has
been the primary OBJECT of bis care aud
attention, aud bic own two gallant sops be
has given TO the cause. Such a man /
think eau be entrusted with the Execu-
tive department of our Stats-a Stare he |
has done 90 much for, and the interes. of
which he has SO much at heart.
The editor of the Ttirsroph appsnas the
following note TO the communication
We cheerfully give place to the above
communication, as We know it contains bbt
Q lust tribute 10 the merits of a trne hat |
riot, aud one eminently fitted for the posi-.
ton suggested. We know Mr. Barley. and /
We knoy oureorrespondenl does not claim
too much for bitn. for, il would be d ficuIt
to claim TOO much for man Of such ster.
ling merit. So far as We are concerned.
however, We deem It our duty to take no
sidss until tho Convention decides who
phan be The candidate, and should Mr.. Bur.
10y be the choice Of the loyal West Wiz.
ginianS as expressed through their dele
gatesI there IL mol 8 man in West Virginia
who vail give him a more vigorous. cheef-
fal and hearty support than We will. 90 Il
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-11

G UBSISTkNCE OFFICE q. s. ARMY,
~ WHALING, June 7th, 1854 I
SEALED PROPOSALS (must be dupIicAtsdl
from hrst hands, and from citizens loyal TO the
at tb 6 stssS an e E only S Be EsesyHd
10Th Of June, for supplying for the use Of The
"United States Army" snbsIstepce stores. to be de-
livered Wheeling, ". Va, Is follows, viz:
1000 BFrels hrst quality Extra Flour.
The bran sRRd places ofmauufactory to be stated
10 the bid+ and whether in round or fat hoped
barrels Ihe barrels 70 be In good shipping order,
tLll head lined and bungs sealed.
All OF the ur, or As much as called for to be
delivered on the 18th Of July, 1854
No bids will be received (unIsss from partie,
known to the underSigned) without q written guar.
antee oft responsible names, as follows, Viz:
1--WE, he undersigned, do hereby guarantee that
should all or any part Of the bid be accepted
port and condition" IF--
AIso that written contract with bonds to the
amount Of oue-tourth the value Of the stores pro-
pos to be furnished shall be executed n rr0pit
NAKED samples OF each article must accompany
the proposals, and must be referred to therein.
Samples must not DO In paper parcels, but In
boxes Iof paper or tn) with name OF bidder on one
end and quantity offered on the other, outside.
ALI articles will be carefully inspected, ~ an in
ARector on the part of the United States and no
Haficle VII be received or paid for until 1t has
hA1 been attached to the original bill. a.0fT :
Ah olu marks, except such Is pertain to the con
tens must be ObliterAted, and each pAcka &c must
nave marked upon It plainly aud distinctly the name
and address OF the SELLER the name Of the Article
Ihe gross tare and net Weights, the words u q
tract. w - ~ S'u-
PropoSals will be received for the whole or for
any part OF the quantity required, but proposals.
lor dlnerent articles must be on different Ehsets of
paper. A 9opy Of this advertisement Il clip from
be on blank forms. which will be supplied bV ami.
cation at this once. - 0PP''-
Propoa3ls must be enclosed in a sealed envelope
addressed to the undersigned, aud endorped "a PTo
posals tor-lname the articlel =" - -
a.. PSyment to DO made IN such funds ~ supplied bv
tnS tTta'urer Of the United States but no pa ment
Wl De made 1.-THE party until all the articles con-
tEsSted for by him have been accepted and dsIiv-
The right L reserved to reject any or all proposal,
signed for the interest Of the Government.
Proposals must be Ggned by the parties tbemseIvs.
and not by clerks agents, &C. -
Of the bids. '"S OPonlns
10 IT,. HORACE TURNER,
goS Captain and q g.