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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-27
UNnETt r.AHTNG.

We Will furnish Metalis, well other kind, oi
Cottns made oi the best materials Hui u the iaiet
and most approved styles, on short n0tI.c.
Having had an experience oi wears the unicTttk-
Ing business, We hope, by sTiCt attention 10 bune1
to merit share oi public patronage, our nr!.-
tQn 10 accommodate oar c',Stbmrrs 90 the utIgc.t,
cur ability.
July . - fElENI A SOA
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-27
STA9CH,

SO boxes Fox's Cincinnati Pearl Starch, just re-
efyed and for sale nv NJ. REILLY.
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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-27
MARRIAGE,

reflect that sound mind and body the most neces
sary requisites to promote connubial happiness. In
deed without these the journey through life becomes
weary psrimage the prospect hourly darkens to tht
view; the mind becomes shadowei with despair and
filled with the melancholy reflection that the happiness
of another becomes blghted with Our own,
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-27
STRANGERS

Trust not your lives or health to the care OF the many
Unlearned and worthless Pretenders, destitute oi
knowledge name or character, who copy DIR. John
stons adversemente style themselves IN the news.
papers regularly Educated Physicians incapable o
Curing they keep you trhing month after month Ia
king their filthy and poisonous compounds or as long
"a the smallest fee can be obtained, and IN despair
leave you with ruined health 10 sigh over your CALLING
disappointment.
Or. Johnston the only Physician advertising.
His credentials diplomas always hang IN has office
His remedies treatment are unknown 10 all others
prepared from lie scent in Il great hospitals Of Eu-
rome the first IN { cOintry and more extensive
PTipats Prarfirs tLsu any other Physician In the
world.
INDORsEMENRpF Pr THE PRESS
Ths mapy thousands ,cu{Sd q, this institution yea
eratons performed by Dr. Johnston witnessed bJ the
reportsrs Of the .s6un," "Cipper," and many other
uapsrs notices Of which have appeared again and
before the public, besides his standing gentleman
Of character and responsibility, Is sufficient guarsn.
tee to the sfaicted,
skin Diseases speedily Cured
sR-No letters received unless post PAID aud con-
aiming stamp to be used on the reply. Persons VIA,
pe should state age, and send portsn OF
describing symptoms. tta 40 =
JOHN N. JOHNSTON, N. d,
Of the aitimore IO.k hospital, Baltrmors, Aarypd
dec22-ly
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-07-07

sssrtsrn aus Dem @etts unp bsfableu mir ~auf,utes
bFn uno nit,nae9en, i'd iei Sclpat. SD ~,psiaerte
i.nO trebrts mid, sa bclten lie Die gcli,ci une mics
len nah, Dap ih flint blanfe stalsr 9anoselS unb
bic inter ihrictenc &apitulaticn In Der Sa1be tatte,
unp ID mar alic furmain;iider Srlsat /; Der aSirtb
btisuste ss rnc aae meine 8etbcuerunsem balfen
hidts. Sd fattc feline aneere Mabl als entnersr
NIT Den ssertern sn ssten rrsr mid ale 2anrfrei,
der rene Rapierc ins Srinntaus itedem cner a1f
Dem sdnt in bic Seimat9 trimssn at Iafen no
mid nra msbr Shn,a1 inb Glene er,rartste.
Tprtiebund fplat,)
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-07-07

Eg Son Der 9uhtanoluns Der Srn. S6ecz
talb II. Sbeurfauf in Cincinnati er6ielten mir
nas ~nsuslte Seft Der tclietten wSllufrirten
@elt." Sn Der senannten 8nhbaneluns fnbet
man INNER Die ~nsisiten grifeinunaen amf Dem gts
tiete Der rsntihen 9iteratur. w
, 1864-02-05
-LETTING GRANT AI.nKR

tnitlhh titl New York Herald is fast letting down
On sdsen. Grant, and returning to It's first
loYA nIittle Mac, the grave-dfsger Of the
Ehiekahominy. It has found that It cannot
XII Al1 the hero Of Vicksburg and Chattanooga.
har .black-1na1 him Owing to its success
Rfth Scott, the Satanic tried its hand on q.
&; and has come ont second best Graut is
aman Of strong common sense, and knows
that the people are looking to him to fight out
this rebellion and gave Us some more yicto.
Fifs- He knew more glorious duty was
awaiting him than dabbling in the dirty pool
sf,Herald politics, and SO he paid no atten-
Hon to the asp in the basket Of figs which
old Bennett insisted upon presenting him.
whercupon the Ber1ld turns round and offers
1t to Mcclellan, and Mcclellan will take it
fnd get stung. Little Mac. is one OF
the Herdld's style of men. Hayin.
failed in a military capacity and not sen
fible enough to return to engineering, at
which he is an adept, he has concluded to
turn to the Presidency. Old Bennett is pat
ting linn On the buck, feeding him with sugar
plums, and encouraging him to start in the
race He will undoubtedly sta1t, but before
he gets ha1f round The course old B. will trip
him down, and that will be the end Of linn.
Grant has sense enough to" 60 on with his
great and glorious duty of leading our troops
from victory to victory, and at the close will
receive the plaudits Of the people-"Well
done! good and faitMul scrrant."
, 1864-02-05

AAAo@
The receipts OF Hogs to-day were 2,11s Ltre, md
100 Dressed. The market for LtYe Hogs wus active
and firm, and prices closed 1o915c hIgher-wth sales
olnpNards OF 2.ooo head, At &4.62H@6so-chieay ut
&60o@625 gross.
Dressed Hogs were hrmer, especia1ly for light hogs
which wcrc in active demand, -ho!cera of
good round lots asking higher prices. Hogs over 20
rs Te n hut limited request, and sales we're made
at s1sE@1.ao.
reefCattle were In active demand and urn, with
sales ofsse head At range Of gross-princl
pa1ly ut $3.60352a.
The Provision market was steady aud nrna-the de-
1nand being chiefly for Bulk Shoulders which were
shade htgher-about s coo pcs having changed hands,
A. $7:se@7s7K, packed, for city cured, AID 6x@7c
loose, and TIC packed for country cured. Dalk Has
were in good request and 1rm With sales of country
cured at 9Hc loose. City cured Hams are nru at
s4@9Kc, loose. Picked Hams are In good re.
Qnest At io4c. but the market bare, and We
1se nsts s'lss rn,e6 Of 9ay %1,t, 100 :ss green =.
betlnnd Middcs are In good demand and scarce, with
ralea to-day OF only about 40 b1s ut 9Hc for Long
Rib a99Ac for Cnmberlands aud exc for loose Short
Rib Middles Mess Pork ruled quiet, with sales Of
100 br1s OF $1sDo@19a. Lard xss dull al for
prime and 1iHc for No. Lard.
The marketfor Hfghwines to-day was buoyaut, aud
we note further advance In prices Of Sc Der gallon
with sales Of upwards Of brls, at e39Ssc. Tow
ards the close the offerings became unusually heayy
md the market closed unsettled md tecfdedjv
weaker With however no sales reported below SIC. i
ht which ngure there were free sellers.
The steamers news had = depressing effect On the
wheat market and We note decline In prices Of xc
per hushel. with sales Of No. Spring at s14c1is
and No. Spring at Il nsc@11t.
Old Corn wasin good demand and d1m. No, l. sel,
Ing ut s1h and No. at so@akc. New Corn advanced
1c&1Ac per bnshel. With sales 1t so@slKc in store
oats we're IN good demand and drn, with sales Of
MOL at 65tG66c., and No. at esHc-the transactions
being chiefly at 654c.
Bye was quiet at $1tB Barley WAS dpll With 11pbt
sales Of No. At S112 in store and Rejected at slG
Clover and Timothy Seed were quiet and easier:
bnt Flax Seed was In good demand and firm. Beans
we're quiet.
, 1864-02-05
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
TIE MONEY MARKET.

THURSDAY EVENING, Feb. :, 1861,
Inc ease ii INC money market heretofere noticed
seems 70 DC gradually Increasing. Generally nnan.
cal markets are working very smoothly. Holders Of
produce, provisions, Government contracts1&c &c.
steadily realizing and with present prospects bor
rowers are likely TO have easy time Of it till the
next plnch comes.
New York exchange opened very dull, Merchants
and others buying largely Of Doyd below the usual
current selling rate, viz: Ac premium. The buying
&c was par@ 1lo very few in the Eearly part Of
Tie day paying ADORE par. Towards the close the
the H9ures
Gold opened in New York at $50 3. N, S1;ssx-1o,
tl5a: II, fl51tS-9 H., $1!8, closing strong at the
same ngures- The market here wna dull, there being
$15SH@1.57.
Rlver e1A5a1.49; for round lots 81 S. Cauadn cur.
rcncy s1&91nH. Legal tender notes dall. at X buy.
Ing and 10A premium selling. Very few Of she
houses would pay any premium owing to the scarcity
ofcurrency.
TEE Run on The State Savings Bank eommeoced
actively IN the morning; but the crowd aeetog the
currency coming In b5 the arms full to meet their de-
mands gradually gave war, and by night tho excite
ment hau completely given out. We think We can
safely say that the run " Is ended. The Bank was
too strong under honest management, as We believe
It's conceded that It is to be serlouay Affected It
has realized over $50 oo Of Government sos, large
part Of the funds for which m1st have on hand ready
and willing to meet all further demands Of deposftors
Not many weeks Will pass bcfo1e the problem with tbs
Bank will be how prohtably to invest It's idle money.
The ordeal through which 1t has passed will make ts
managers wiser and the bank stronger than ever.
or ncy sas:s saa faes sss
fsm n thc open msrke: at s10 = cent. The outside
s y aist SsssE iss
G. ;s asa: 4 e. TO asSss
Edo 9sr oz f. e
sssd sssaS
change - in very good demand, and drm at par buy.
baSsht aa om deeaeis !. cf the 0a1hss
ST. LOUIS MAHKxT.-The Democrat Of Wednesday
says: "1hcre was tight money market to-day. Tho
supply Of Treasury Notes light with most Of our
banks and Institutions and busneas xas considerably
cuftaied On that account. Exchange In fair supply
aud the rates ragged from 15 per discount to par
NATIONAL n4SKs.-Two hundred md twenty Nj
depos dSst'1d eo s sSSs1t
faTf snsn seFa aS S.ne, q
eesRS S1 sPss II
~ coo have been snppcd Ia nves tens seventy
Orleans b
nsTs sls sE f y
55ia EInE1sn 9iI1;oas nsmsd r. bs sa5
II Il Ss ans Eo1ss q
soxfaay e 1
spk; msds p5seticay ak: sha plses q tie essr.
ac]es.inx balances between dc Assoeasion, BESIDES
6anfp d SS,sle sEs un 1 of em
!, s not aRpI,sea :. e hox 1.r snsh nan has
asn.h lie psst q IL Nsw e.Ps.i
The National BANKING system has been given over
new YORK MoERy MARkxT-The n. T. CONNER
cIal Advertiser Of Tuesday says:
The bank statement for the paSt ye8r indicates IN
, 1864-02-05
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

THuRsp II EVENING, Feb. I, 1861.
HoGs-One Of the best markets Of the past fortnight
has closed this evening" 4 more liberal supply has
Ind the effect Of bringing larger number of buyers
to the yards, who appear to have generally
the Impression that the receipts during the rean-
der OF the present season not ouy uncertain but
may be nearly exhausted the better to
an they can at anything like remunerative prices.
Tho receipts at the various yards hare fallen very 1T
Tie ehort Of 2,e0o hogs. most Of which have been
brought from Missouri the entered sales amount 10
21s at prices ranging from So bnt prlncipally
at sooo@63 per ito ns. About twothirds Of tho re-
eeipts have been purchased for shtpu New York
Phtladelpha, or t1ttsburg. and seven hundred
By one Of our city packers- Although thcre was
falr amount Of activity tho market on yesterday
there has been decidedly today, the result or
which has been further advance Of l0a15c per 10,
os upon onr prevtous quotations. In comparing our
price List !th the average weights, It will be seen
that several very light lots were sold st what would
seem to be exorbltautly high figures, bnt it
ia to te observed that, without M except
ton, such lots have been selected from
larger lots. and therefore OF extra choice
, 1864-02-05

The size Of the Magazine WIN bo ecsavo-esch MIN.
beF containing IL pases-pFinted on superior qu.l
ty Of paper, and in the highest style Of tho art,
, 1864-02-05

@ Judge Bethel J. Morris one Of the old
est and most respected citizens of Indiauap-
oils, died in that city on the 18th inst. BE at
one lime edited the Brookvi1le, Qnd) Pzain-
daafeT, one Of the oldest papers in the State,
During his life lie was Recorder of franklin
county, Circuit Judge, City Surveyor Of In
dianapolis, and for many years Cashier Of the
indianapolis branch Of the old State Bank.
, 1864-02-05

hFlt Raspbcrries 1T &c,
FlSH-LAKE F1sH-In good demand and m srke
eIyr1 urn y present Quotations With ~ inward ten
Market steady and unchanged. toDTIsH-Very active
sn1 arm, with an Inadequate supply. HER41Hos-
, 1864-02-05

E VIM. Cornell Jewett, of Colorado, the
greatest charlatan upon the face of the earth.
has withdrawn from diplomacy, and turned
hte attention to mining. In his own phrase,
he is "going, going, gone" It Is one of the
mlsfortunes Of war that It always gives rise
TO a breed OF quacks and humbugs, and the
greatest of them all has been JeWett. How
q man without brains, address OF cash, can
impose upon sensible people, is n greater
mystery to us than the mystery of the cocoa
nut which 50 perplexed the natural philoso.
pher
, 1864-02-05
Flour nnd Ernin In Store in Chtcaxo.
The amount Of Flour and Grain In store on the soth
nf ,Ianu9rY cnrnnarfa as follnsrH


Awards Of Contracts nt Baltimore,
Captain Thomas C. Sullivan. commissasy OF subslst-
ence At Baltimore made The following award Of con-
tracts on Saturday last:
4 contract to Amos McCQuA5 for dfty tona ~ hsr
hsy At - per ton. - A''
contract ior nye thousand bushels Of corn La the
ear, to weigh thlrtynye pounds to tho bnslel WAS
awarded to George e. Radcliffe 1t oc per bishei, ana
one for i've thousand bushels ot corn In the ear 10.
cludlnE bags, to H. C1assen for ipc per bushel, :
contract Of =, 900 pounds Of adamantine candles
Eupud. - - S ~
, 1864-02-05

AE1E1s IGNORANT OF THE OFFERED Axsrs-
7r.-Desetters from Lees army eay that the
Ree! soldiers have no knowledge of the
Presidents Amnesty Proclamation. rbev
think If It's .a1actions we're generally lnown,
1t would be impossible to hold large portions
Of LE's amy together.
, 1864-02-05
FROM WASHINGTON,

The Call for 500, 900 Troop+The Com
Fsrne1ds afa rrepar1n. for The Campaign
gazing Committee-Blu for a Consti-
kuttonnl Convention In maryIand-
EuyfnE free Negroes In KenxuckY-
Iho Lleatenant Generalshfp-Pat.
ents Gran1ed-Curtous Putent.
, 1864-02-05

H An Englfshman from Savannah, who
bas Just arrived at Fortress Monroe from
savannah, bears valuable testimony to the
efhc1ency Of the blockade. The stores in
Savannah aro nearly all closed, the stock Of
goods having been exhausted and further
SUPPLY nos oeing obtatnable. He ent first
to Florida, thinking to escape to Nassau on
b1oekade-r runner; but he found every
cllnk Of the coast closed, aud hc was forced
to return. he was in Charleston two weeks
, 1864-02-05
4 Voice from the Rural Districts.

Il Voice from the Rural Districta.
GAaE's LAkE, LAKE Co. H.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
Legislative bodies and the newspapers are norn.
fhaung Abraham Lincoln for President,
As MEMBER OF the Agricultural and Industrial
class. ALLOW me to second the motion. 'N'A
AND whilst hare the floor, I would npmInate
BENJAMIN F. But1eF, Lfeut. General Of the UniteG
States forces. -s e"''so
Jan. 81, 1864. Jour a.a1
Gen. Grant has the inside track for Lieut.
General As the office is to be conferred on
the greatest and most successful general the
war has produced, whose claims are eoua1
to Grant'ss Gen. Butler is great man, but
he has never achieved the martial successes
Of Grant perhaps because he has not had
cquM opportunity.
, 1864-02-05

~ AEUnion lincoln Association has hesr
organized In New York city, the purpose Of
which Is to secure the reelection Of Mr. Lin
co4Ai Simeon Draper is President. subo.-
dinate associations have been formed In
Brooklyn and other central points In New
York.
, 1864-02-05

onr dispatchea, faom Washington 'hase An=
nounced' thet C1ItB L1o1, .of: Lyo1,da1e.'
has besa ii nfSs 7 t1;fc acolp,
GovernoE.tof 4leI aX uitnrT aofi ililadp:. .Vory
few Of OUR Western readers, We think, arc
familiar slhtia1asilify OF i *pnaIles8h.s no
State is 'naatopad IN the dispatches, Of, Mr.
Lyons hntefedsPfts fqf 4 tlli Information Of
such; We :Renld ,esaJt 11at itha, place. which
bears his nane- and sshere, we arr adt11ft1 Sure,
he - resided beRk, k,is fifss44sEc cs~fl1h
NJ. Lyon haa f} sE3' E8 f1a haa}} fpa6h hopoTs
win credit to 1dm4eHand to the sa44factun
Of luis constituency. In 1854 he was elected
, 1864-02-05

eteanT Snies ,rers. 1ns ~: cona YMss ao
At 10 Bill Robin1on Co. wi1xfsI
/ TIN at $7.n0. "'9'~- ~
WHEAT-Receired, II, ,6s9 bushels, The stesmr-.a
buthel. Sales were: 500 bn No Snsi1E ii sfn4e +
$11a; 5000 bu ID At ii t7f. mi hn * ~ :, ndS
bu DO at fl.17 100 bn do In Sturges1 at tiI1! iMo
hu ~ Spring in store at 16bC0 hn do at 10Y
l2.spQ 0N 90 tin A. D. d Co. Isl n jn
5tufEet3 ut NIG9s 600 bu No Red Winter In atnrp
" t4141 n419n e1exatnf) at N3o
Corn 1rm New Corn f1tEc bcbcr Gsiss ~. ~ 9 gia
were OLD CoRy-lS00 b9 So1 Carn in stnrs ~
NEw Cony-aS bu New Corn 'sfove % q az az ~ W. 9
$500 bu ia radr n sn1 H1 tne ~ ~ Pr Pr 60 q soc
Ito bn 20 At Sc - wv ~'''' 0o w s' 'ec !;
1ATE-Received %spt1 hr us-h.t ...s.
steaGy. saIes todar IN 9resh ssnve a1a
Oats in store At Gc. m hi in II 6srt hS, - ~
Ns+e ~ s9oee teeSipsG - o9AG s4N IN No
Ike deliyeTed. o'>a' IL oaf'"pS'-7"o oa NO at
day Tefe-SG0 bH Eo Rye ia sfore Al si IL s. , -
pei00 bu No Kya n ii 7 Geivrrsd 1ad ~ z. 81 sat =.
, 1864-02-05

.venfTr near Of no sacs this mornlnv. Last
nj 81 X nnH o reported Of one car red from store
past rt Ta5Ees 1e has been extremely u or
are unable 10 i've W 'm219eemen. e12r hs o5nns We
is enaE tvS tWo ears a. tfask Barley sse
car prime At f1so and one car oriin,E Is one
, 1864-02-05
ANY FOR CALL

. fUEN1A.
The subscriber has been applied to ty a numbcr OF
ffSspectaeie ladies' and gentlemen, laborpE undsr
@sas9oinE @ fnystelaa on teA voyage to CALIFORNIA;
70 remain tor one rear, to try the benefit Of TINT
eaiubrtons climate their broken down eo1slito.
nods The healthfulness Of the trip and that climate
nave oecOne provtEblal- Hundreds OF living Wit
hefses can DC produced. Who by iudicIons mo Heal
attenton IN connection with ses vo3age and Cal
otnia climate, have been festot I'D perfect heath
boon, By golog IN = company ind the fare cAa ha
conntGefaolJ rednced- propose to fnrnIth all thR
medicine and medical attention the copa nv may re-
qfe LOT enc year, from the tina 1eaYe iii we re-
tufn 70 NeW York. md while in California for the
sum q one hundred dc llars each In hand before art
ing. Those who may wish to accompany us that arc
5ot iaysllds. ~ but nay require medical attention
My WIG WlN accompany mc, rho Will be focnI zee
able and kind, which will make the trip pleasant to
the most delicate females. II the eoulp5uy abouid
prove 200 lsr1e for my ntte entou alone viii ha y
competent assistants, 10 that wllI be prepared to
elva al the Intention that may be required, When
aEr1vc propose to locate In San Ffanclsco, sacFs-
mento Gisy or some other good pot5t where
propose starting nom New York. April, 1861. With
ny lonE. experience md successful treatment OF
chronic Diseases Halter myself that cnscs which
are AZ a.! cuIan!e can be- restored to perfect health
FOR fGftbsr information. Immediately address tho
fnEstfibcr IN case yon make up ynur mini to Co. It
s tor you to Inform me- Of the TACT ~ soon
made In time. ~~ ~
On application. satisfactory reference can be given
TO any who may wish. "
Il. FALCON. Nd
GLuuA1N0IoN. Jan. ~ E63. 1tt.W2-2t XAH
, 1864-02-05
lFrom Our Regular Correspondent
WARRINGTON, Feb. i, 1854.

4 1Ah CAAA foh CUVUuU TROOPS,
The Presidents call for .5oD on, rnora troo,
causea anne cons;aa..h,c Ns,.aU. tno.e .'ovl ~
-o.-,. ss"ole eAclement u
~ N 9eaAtJ caA Tor 300,ooo
aoulnon 10 the SuO, Coo troops of the last cal
! The necessity Of striking. a te),iup blow :
the rebels this summer 10 no,r saassa,+t ~ 81
T. ~. .soe.a .u1e summer Is no" apparent 70 a.
Anete musa oe no failure this time. AL th
energies OF the nation must be pnt forth "
must break the enemy's armies in the ne1
campaign, or no man can tell what the en-
will be or what the effect in a financial OF Do
1itical point of view nnon the country. win
ho,d,1e, vol -, s.a.He ~ - .,,se,.. ~s,,,a -.
-. .sN Dasn ~ 4.saue ~ SUPPLY, "n1e y.
h's u Stop e3eltemen1, oepfecl0unS IN
money and credit OF tic country, the Copper
heads have the brazcn etfrontery to CLAIM
| a. r1a:t,o, ~ f,,+,,ra oo,dnat nf+ha ~ :.
.ne question oi Luz 1u'ute conoa'4 u lug "a1
the dtEpostuon OF tne nnances, the uaud
ofemployees, DC Their impotence in thi
il only paralleled By their inpudence ii
c1a;mfnp to he nstr;ot,c am t1er,
sre those foolish enough md b,rote;
aie ,Aoee .oohen enough 1oa oiso1e<
enough, and bound strongly enough to party
in one way or anotheI, to believe them: Theii
hypocrisy deceives thousands. It behooVee
the President, then, to beprepared next sum
mer to strike such blow st the rebellion a.
will show to the honest and unprejudiced
masses Of the country, that it is bound to be
utterly destroyed. More than ever, proba,
bly,, since the commencement Of the war,
does financial ability to cope with the occa.
sion depend upon military success, And so,
700, 90 our political prospects depend upon
our m1ntafy aeh1eVements. 1t appears that
me me enns.mcnts aa are no" at tne rate Of about
tWo 1noasano per Gay. .....-....
TIE ooPpERHEADs PREPARING FOE TIE CAM
PAT9E
, 1864-02-05
An objection to Mcclellan.

Some OF the Pence Democrats say they can
not indorse Mcclellan. On examining his re-
cord, they find that he arbitrarily arrested the
Maryland Legislature, and they can't be true
to their eternal principles of personal liberty,
and sanction his election to the Presidency,
Fernando Wood is the mover in this indict.
ment against Little Mac, bnt his object is well
understood to be to prove that he is the onlr
acceptable candidate Of the party. But it
really is serious question for the Va1lan-
d'ghamers to solve. How can they reconcile
their consciences to the Endorsement Of an IT
bitraIy-ar7est candidate? Shall the patriot
exile suffer the pains Of martyrdom and i'm.
pecuniosity, and shall bis trends pass round
the Int and take up collections. In fractional
currency, and support Lincum- -Bast1e De-
mocrat? These are grave considerations,
and worthy the attention Of habeas corpus
patriots.
~ The Detroit Fra Press {Copperhead)
publishes charge against Capt E. B. Ward
Of that city Of pocketing s4o, 900 belonging to
the Government. It states that the Govern
ment had claim aga1nst the Detroit and
Milwaukee Railway Company for about $685.
oU, as the Government contenned, and e70, ,n38
as the railway claimed, for duties on iron I'M
ported The Government sued the Railway
Company md surcties, and Captain Ward
pressing the company for settlement, it now
appears from the statements of the company
that they placed, in July last, $6o, 600 in mon
ey and $4,000 In short paper In his hands for
The adjustment Of this c1aim-that with this
money In his DOaseRstnn he indunad 1fr pus
, 1864-02-05
N E " STATE MAP OF
~ ILLINOIS.
Edw. Keudel's New Township and Sectional
Man Of 1liuais


Compiled from Untted States aul actual SURVEYS.
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cities, valuable Geological DiaaTam Of tie State.
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County in Illinois thereby accommodating ynfv inge
AmoHht O. the most valuable material for the pF1-
aaSton t1axs o. stats Aap Theh tosehar vim
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