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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-06-01
The False Desratehes--A Key to Them.

The PHILADELPHIA FsrcHry. in speaking of
lhe false telegr5P.c DISPATCHES, giving an
account OF sacces ses which we have never
won in Virginia, SAYS:
"Ihe foreign steamers hat left New York
Yesterday vii carry o1r TIE war news as it
la, been put forth from Washington. We
viii not say posilIyeIy that the intelligence
ae have had in ;hc last few days was sna-
c'aily manufactured to inlre7ce the dip TO-
,natists statesmen and Ro:hschids Of Eu-
Tpe, tut We d expect 70 Get very different
kind Of disp1.ehes IRON the War Department
in the next forty-cight hours"
The Nsrcnyy was rsh'. We did have
different kind of dispatches as soon as the
steamers has sailed. The Albany (N. Y J
A5gas f. Alias also says:
The steamer that last week carried out To
Europe the statement Of our financial ana
strategic condition, must have bron.ht is
couragement to ;Ae paI1isans &C tie Confed-
eracy there
When the true news goes out, the dis
couragement and disappointment will be all
the greater to the Federals, whose hopes
have been raised so high by the al.ehoods
sent to them.
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! Bat say the doctrine of these radicals is
! the doctrine of determination, n horrible and
| atrocious doctrine, unworthy to be tolerated
, by any people protesting 10 be z civilized
people. with feelings Of humanity in their
bosoms. The idea Of discriminating 5000
O00 u while p opie oi our own race and
blood ana DISTINGUISHING that large class
of people, and carrying on against them 3
waI Of eztermina;ion, is horrible. If they
have nothing c expect from US, no forgive
ness, they will fight to the last. But there
IS 10 fJrSIYcne 5 for rebei %ith the radio
ais, unless he will down his arms and join
low 40 has fought for the Union from the
beginning ILaushter.l And these are the
only people they will forgive. Those who
! vii join their ranks they seem disposed to
take to iheir bosoms, AMI allow them the
benefit Of the Amnesty Proclamation.
General CAN'T, Of Arkansas, a gentleman
who renounced the Confederacy after that
State had been captured, avaled himself OF
the amnesty proclamation, and | understand
has joined the radicals, and has been accept
ed by them. But, gentlemen, this is a seri
Gus n.atter-a matter worthy Ct all consider
alton how are you 10 terminate this war
How are these men to be subdued If all
those who wish to lay down their arms and
make an ds for their past rebelious con-
duct are not to be forgiven, if no amnesty is
to he extended to them? Why, ifsthey have
nothing to expect from US, as q matter Of
course they Will fight to the last, aud this
war Will continue, with lis enormous ex-
fold verse, that vast expenditure of the pre-
cloas blood OF our noble soldiers in the field, -,
who are struggling for the mantenancs of
the Government, aad we shall have to shed
more and still more OF that precious blood
and fight them to the last, if we rafuse them
an amnesty, The Jacobins are for the pro-
longation Q! the war. They do not wish the
amnesty on any terms unless they can have
the African franchsed and the white man
dsfranchlsed."
This is precisely what the Democrats have
said IN reference to the conf>cation, and an
Inhalation ofStates, ard determination doc
trine of the Radicals who have ruled the
Administration, and for which they ha,o
been more bitterly denounced than for anv
thing else. And yet here is Gen. Frank
Blair, a devoted friend of Mr. Lincoln, who
denounccs the radical doctrine, including ne
gro equality. wherever he goes and not an
Ahuiltlln paper in the State dare find fault
with him F.; indeed the central organ has gone
SO far in the contrary rectons as to endoree
the whole Blair family
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-06-01
Gen. Frank II. giiaiF.

Gen. Frank p. BI4g,s speech in Congress.
delivered only day ortw' before he re-
signed his seat, anl was restore TO his rank
in the army by the President, arranged The
Hon. Salmon p. Chase, Secretary of the
Treasury, for high crimes and misde,nean
ors. The President must have believed all
the General said in relation to the Secretary,
or he wonll net have reappointed him to a
high command in the army. Gen. Blair ev-
identity has no mi>gving on this subject, for
in his recent, visit to St. Louis he continues
his denunciation Of the = Red Republicans Of
the French revolutionary stamp" as he calls
the the Radicals ofhis own party. lie re
peated substantially in his St. Louis speech
what ne said in Congress. H said :
L think The day Of retribu.ion very near
for these people. If they get power aud
sway in this country we should see some
highly petfumed young gcntleman, with a
boquet in his hard, step forward in Congress
and play the Robespierre, demanding the
erection Of the guilotine, upon which all
men shall be executed who do not agree with
him in opinion. They are Of The Red Re
publican French Revolutionary stamp.-
[Cries of good !" and cheers. They are
men like the old Drectory-like the desp spots
Danton, z ,bespierre, Marat, who cared not
to face the enemies of France, but ensan
guined the streets Of Paris with the blood of
hax oi IGho,r- n, T,pr.,,- 7
hare heard the same sentiments come from
The seceasioni$(s of the South.
81 have heard Thad. Stevens say that the
Sucth had vinlcated its independence By
the force Of arms, and was in effect foreign
nation; and know that Mr. Chase was in
favor of i separation AMI letting the South
60 in peace, and cutting the country in twain
know their object is to annihilate the South
err States and reduce them to territories ::
and then by Congressional legislation, such
as they hope for, they will enfranchise the
negro and disfranchse the white men Of that
couatry. Voices, Never, never" Never!
Well, that is their design that is what thev
ire seeking TO do. ard MeN1cW use The 'orr0
jus! Us the siarehOider used HIM in foraser
times. They will use the votes of the ne
gro as basis by which they can elevate
themselves to power, AMI he will sustain the
same relation to them that he has sustained
70 the shareholders in years past. ("ThaI's
50, AMI cheer,) There would he serE
dom instituted over tais race on the cotton
plantations
" arm for maintaining this country for the
benefit Of white people. (Cheers) J I am
opposed, while these negroes sojourn among
us, to give them rights over the white citi-
zens OF this country, (tbeer>.) | am oo
posed 70 clnthing them with the privileges of
suffrage. A voice Let them fisht.n)-
daughter and cheers.) have no objection
TO their fighting if !hey will fight on our
side.
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the white race generally

The CONSTITUTIONS AN OBJECT OF DERI-
sIoS.-Mr Colamer,of Vermont, said in the
Senate the other day.
ae IL do not wish to occupy the time of the
Senate BY making any remarks about the
Constitution Of the United States. think
It subject almost OF dersion here with ma
nv gentlemen tits an object Of dcrision. As
It Is so in great measure, and man is
sneerCd al Tor mentioning the Constitution.
and il he has decent respect for it and for
his own oath he is called '.timid" man. do
not wish to take up much attention Of a body
where such subject is treated in such a
manner"
= What degenerate be = the Senate of the
United States must be, when leading and
talented member of the Republican party
feels constrained to make such confession !
The Constitution al "hiect of derison No
wonder men hate document whose plain
reading is a constan. rebukc Of their con-
duct .,
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-06-01

E Ofthe letter of Gov. Seymour of
N. T., which we publish elsewhere, it is un,
necessary for US to say one word. This
document, like all Others, from this great
man speaks for itself OF course every Dem
oerat will read il.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-06-01

@ Secretary Stanton began his admin
straton by declaring that his chief reliance
was in prayer. He seems - have changed
his base to RELIANCE chiefly upoR lyias
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-06-01

In the rreat 0RlItIa If The NT|ernaas" N
Ell, ;, 49,. -, a.,
'''e ) account 'aS''
Nlhc negro troops OF General bArnslde,
SJ ar 'ha 8;.Js,I - G,n c'I,ro '''t oes" p'iI
the request thar. unless absolutely necessary,
they should not be pui in'o the fight.
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MAFHER d. CO., No. 3S5 Broadway Ny.
are our Authorized Agents to take Advertisements
or this paper, at out published rates
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S Chase's Grccnbachs were offered in
the N York market, on Welaos tag, al 81
a. Fer ths dolla,.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-06-01
WESLEY NJ. COOPER.

-"+ KILLED.
Sergeant Reuben Ebert,
Corporal Chas. Danelly,
Private Burney Aumick,
d" Geo. Fry,
Wm. PrentiS,
+" Moses Wagner.
WOUNDED.
Sergt. c. W. Clendenin,
Corp. j. A. Maynard,
" jacob Bonno, ,.. ...
&" Wesley Dixon,
Richard Keeney,
" Anson A. Harding,
Thos. l.. Grafins,
Private, SIlas Aumlck,
Nelson Aumisk,
Geo. Aurick,
Il. Coble,
I" Wm. Ca>key,
d. j. Depue.
" Samuel Daring,
" d. Eim'st"n,
8 Bar. ard Flnney,
" John GalIaher,
" John Hall,
g J I. Nraiy,
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-06-01
Letter from the I43d.

NEAR DEAyEHPoRT FoRp,
! q May 23d 1864
EpiToR DeNoca4T:
We arrived at this
place about an hour since; and threw out
skirmishers who have been engaged most Of
the time since.~ 1t is thought tie Rebs viii
not give battle here. We are within four or
Eve miles Of Hln2yer Junction, and thirty
miles Of Richmond.
Below give you list of the casualties in
the late battles, in Co. K. Possibly some
errors exist in this list but think it cor
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-06-01
The Bogus Proclamation,

The bogus proclamation calling for four
hundred thousand more to tho slaughter
pen," in the name of Lincoln, for the publi-
cation of which the UoyM and Journnt of
Commerce, of New York, were honotel With
special tingie from the bell at Seward s
right hand" " has been traced 10 prominent
and pous loyal Lacquer named Howard, Of
Plymouth church.
s- About the time the New York papers
were seized upon, Col. Medarr, If the Ohio
Crisis, was kidnapped and deprived of his
liberty by the friends Of universal .lom.
Fhe great crime attached 20 Col. Ma lazy, is
supposed to be the entire absence Of negro
: blood in his veins, and his being friend to
the white
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-06-01

9. NJ. PetteRgiil s. CO.--No. 81 PARK Row
HHW YORK, & STATE ST, BosToS, are our Agent,
Or the n b. Democrat in those cities and are author
iei to take Advertisements and Subscriptions
at our lowest Rates
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E}rg2Ila.l's CGurt Sale.

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CAREFUL of the Negro,

In the great Battle Of the Wilderness" On
Ell iiday, the 9th inst, the Neg York 7rih
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CITY InteIla9euco.

SaocxMo CASUALTY THIRD AvRNuR RAnaoAp-A
LABoRIKa MAN RUE OvsR INSTANTLY KIIsD-A
shocking casualty occurred the Third Avenue Rail
road last evening by which unknown laborng man
instantly killed. Tho details regarding the AFFAIR
exceedingly meagre and there several versions 10 t.
OF Vhioh h that tho took passage No. 106
Of the Third line, TO retaru home being about
naspsst SIX IN the evening that no vas riding on The
tion with the driver. What the alteration arose
from is not stated; but the story vas circu-
lated that the driver, becoming exasOorstsd with
him. threw him o. pushed him on the which ran
and instantly killed him Tho amir occurred AZ the
created great excitement, largo crowd gathering ana
making serious threats against the conductors and
mon. and abused them when they could The police Of
the Eighteenth precinct were hand and took charge
dead house Tho driver was arrested ana tsken 70 the
station house. whore he gave his naue AZ John Forsyth
sS vas about 0,y Of age had dark brown
brown Kossuth hat and heavy shoes An investigation
viii be made into the ar today By the Coroner At the
Eighteenth precinct station house.
NETTING or rHn MsscAKMs LIpRAay AssOc ArioN.-pur.
suapt call issued by the joint Boards OF the Clinton
Hall and Mercantile Library Associations. meeting
held ass evening In the lecture TO dev s for
raising pay OF mortgage Of 100000 against the
annually devoted TO tho purchase Of books the OF
the library. william r. Dodge, Esq. OF the Arm Of
Phelps, Dodge Co.. occupied the chair and stated the
object Of the meeting after which a motion adopt
ed directing Board OF Directors OF the Library
conjunction win tue cna man on the meeting,
appoint committee OF sixty members TO solicit sub
scriptions to report at the annual meeting
the OF the gentlemen composing said committee
The members ere sanguine Of being able 10 raise the
necessary amount in the course Of few months.
woxAS coxxrs SuIuDE.-A young German woman
named Augusta zegar residing at No. 1ol Cedar street.
committed suicide about eight O'Clock Lass evening, at
her residence by cutting her throat with No
has assigned for the OF the decd
Tho Coroner been notified and will hold inquest
the body this morning Deceased was twenty seven
years OF ago.
An Icy PRosrsr.-lhs summer promises to be free
from great anlscton which was extensively teIt
during che last two summsrs-uamey, scarcity OF that
incstinabis article, ce Tho supply which has been
gathered together said to be mense-peariy double
the amount In fact that used 10 be consumed 10 flush
Tho prices have fallen In proportion 10 this
abundant Increase Of supply, 80 much so indeed that
every body will DO able 10 purchase tho delightful
fvigeratoS for domestic ~ wen luxurious Tie
\ round.
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Railroad. Acoideaa An Kentucky.
ONE soLDins KILLED AND rwRxrv-n -nIGHf WOUNDS
LovpvHxs. nay .. 1884
1he train hsnce ss Nashville eavsg Il osaock
ass svseiag wth The Thirty seventh Ohio nfasy. ~
win sad accident AZ midnight, two mtes thts
SIDE o. hanfordsvtlle ths axe of the brss.
and On checking up the Of the train under
went eoacsssIoa breaking their platforms end tarow-
isG The rear down smbankmeat kiag ono soldier
ssa wouodos swsnsy. eight, several severely. swo q
when have since died. brakeman had seversi ribs
broken. Ths wounded wore takea 70 Munfordsviss.
sword for MoCisiiaa.
TO rHn nDlrOR OF rHs HuRALD.
HARr's Island, Nsw Yosx HARsoR. Msy I, 1854.
Please 0nd enclosed two dollars. slight token a -
tee for brave sad noble general who has been shame
fully persecated. A dark oload overshadows him.
but the light shall shineand the true light to eniighten
drop on nocelIaa's brow the wreath Of vlosry. end
stamp on Americans the ssai Of omnipotenoe.
Ninety third New Yoek voaaatesrs.
TO ras EDITOR OF rHs HERALD.
BU - CoUwrv HoUss READING, Pa.,l
Nay 2. 1854 J
Enclosed you viii nud two dollars. 70 bo devoted 70
sthe peoples fund.- for sword 70 bs worn BY our sas
cbietain Qsaera Mcclellan. We regret that have nos
the ability 70 give mere his distinguished ssrvce I.
osr coSosrys Cause deservos ses we nave never uaA
O.s. Y. aud a va
10 the EDrrOR or rHB HERALD.
Enclosed sond dollar to add 10 tho amount whieh
you reoeivng from q tho friends Of Little
Mad, }" for the purchase OF sword for him.
70 and others quite certain that whoever
TO obtain the sword u the Fair, General Mcclellan
the man. and have not shadow Of doubt that cor.
tain persons appointed and furnished with money
from soms one who may bo found within hundred
miles OF washington TO Insure this result. Tho whole
thing was transparent that he who would see
must have closed his eyes But 1t will not lessen the
number OF Little Macs" frields, insure "Abe's"
victory ncreaso bis popularity. II Of the cloth
which forbid the soldiers OF the Potomac contributing ten
cents oach months snce for the purpose Of
ing testimonial for their fav0rite General, which
was oe tho stamaost pOtatoes OF very small heap
General McCelan's friends do expect any favor 70
be shown him such but they rest satisfied
that the next election will tell the story
VOLUNTEER IN THE WAR OF 1914,
And loyal 70 tho country aud constitution.
TO Tn. EDITOR or The HERALD.
CANT TarRo NEw YoRK BArrsaV,l
NEAR BRANDY STATION April 30 1884.
Enclosed please 6nd hfty-four dollars. contributed
by ny four members Of this battery Zone dollar each)
TO aid Ia purchasing q sword for old commander,
feelings tho 10 YOU believing there
loyal soldiers tho army we'll loyal citizens In
New York We are. sir. yours, respectfully,
FtFTY.FOUR MEMBERS,
or the Third Now York Independent Battery. formerly
Mott,a
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dsslons for prsvsasl.s collisions on tns water wm
% INTO esct % tho Int Of September. II appioabls
boh 70 ths asvy and mercantile marine the features
have bssa adopted By England and France and perhaps
'by other sasioos, and have thus become international
RssUNDMa STOLEN MONEYS TO P0srnAsrEas.
new principle has bssn adopted BY recent law,
namely aathOssns the Postmaster General 70 refund TO
,possmastsrs the sums Of which they may have bean
robbed BY chs regular rebel forces rebel gusrIas.
ADJoURNNnHr OF rHs COURT OF CLAIMS.
Tue United States Court Of Claims has adjourned till
October having disposed Of all the ready trial.
Rs0ovsRy or STOLEN MONEY.
Tho tsa thousand dollars stolen from Major Van Walk
ssoburs ct Annapolis the 18th u recovered to-
night. II IVES found iu old SHOE whore the thef,
burns, bad hid u Burns d In the Old Capitol.
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Health and Dtrongeh.
DR. LAN0LBY'S Root and Herb Bitters cure Jaundice
Dyspepsia. Headache Costiveness Loss of Appetite Impu
rs 50 and rs cents = bottle
- dEo. g, 00oDWiH CO. wholesale Agents,
- Hanover street. Boston.
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Gf You want To Know, &C., Read
MEDICAL coM.0N SENSE. . curious book for curious
psope and good book for Price 81 So To
had at all dcpots Contents tables mailed free Ad
dress Dr. 3. FoOTE, 1850 Broadway. n. Y.
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BW0FU TOT GomorHH Uoary.
TO THR BDlroR or The HERALD.
MAY 8, 1894
Enclosed please dnd deiiar second subscrp6n fop
. sword for our worthy General, John W. Geary. and
hope his friends will net forget the brave but silent
@. B. W. Vetaran.
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DR.. Rowe, Late 90 - Concord street.
sroetyn e.a b sonsusd .: ususl st n. rssdsoce s
YORK. Deafne>s Catarh, diseases OF the Eye 8ar
= nd ThroA Hours 10 a. n. 70 r. n.
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Grover A Bakers Highest Pre0fum
Blas,c stitch sewing Machines. zOs Broadway.
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PimPies. Fres.isA, Taa. nruptiens,
sAvDs italian ssditA'sd soa0. = Sis nsw aeeot .Ss
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Ladies, Attention. .-Fiuesng, any
width cents per yard French Fluting company, VT
Broadway. bctwesn Twenty arst and twenty second sts
The New York herald., 1864-05-04

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The New York herald., 1864-05-04

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The New York herald., 1864-05-04

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The New York herald., 1864-05-04

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The New York herald., 1864-05-04

Haghly Imp0rtant Co W0undsd Sol.
soldiers who have been dsehargs1 BY Of
vousds ,osiysd 70 any battle and Who have not received
BY lesr II psseu. ihe Military and Agency
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The New York herald., 1864-05-04

sprroa rHR anRAID.
kRv YoRx. May g. 1854
The asatios o. the public respectfully dirscssd 70 The
decision of his Homo Judge Downg In the q the
charge preferred against me By Hamin. Green 4 Co
II VIII Be observed that after long and tedious eramins
don The compaiuAnts failed substan
whsrsupon The csse wss promptly dismissed very respect
fully, OSCAR O. BERNARD.