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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-04

BROADWAY THEATER
Is No., '...'.........GFORGE WOOD.
TnUREDAY kFLhiSG. Aus.
Lat S,zlt bat Two II tIiliani Fngs--m-nt OF
MISS rELEs ~ 80 En-,
who VII impsrsonats Two ClsrscisTs
IHE FRENCH 5Ff
PET or The fETTlCoArS
FRIDAY EVENING, Aug
FAREWELL bENkl lI W
MISS HELM NfSIi IN
when she viii spucar CLAUDE AkLsoTrs "a ihe 81 a ~"
A., IN .'uK LApY % licgs. ~ fho faANCh syT
on Tnls OCCASION,
..,h ,..ao ..cr. vii be- % WITH tafis de
No. Of Wl e.'sfu Its yTc vii ~ psffui-"a
with Pnalou Nislf hioon,nF tersls. aad a.,
NJ afy upon entering the f1raef AL bc presented iih
Lo4u-g o. fiosssA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-04
O1ylos MARlrrrA AND CISoIssAn RAILEoAO Co,

r. o., CHILLIcoTHa o., Jolly IS, 1864
DIVIDENDS.-The Board Of Directors have
~ declared the following dividends, payable the 10Th Q,
Auxus for the half year ending the 3h Of june when WIN
- paid parties appearing stoekhoder, on the
CASH DIVIDESD OF THREE PER CENT On The
FIRST PREFERENCE SHARES. -. ...., 4,
A STOCK DIVIDEND OF THREE PFh CENT on Tue
nrCOND PREFERENCE SHARES in shares Of the saIne
regstered the agency in Newly OK will re
ssIvs tbetr dividends at the Farmers Loan and Trust Co
pspy 10 New-York and those registered ~ the once IL
EhifScothe Ohio. viii be psit At this ohiee:
VIM T.. WATSON, Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-04

HOPS IN reduced stock and the market has been
cited holders asking higher prices; the advces nom the
growing district. still very u'avoabe We quote at 10 a
nc for last years growth. and +dS2c. for fair TO primo this
ysars
: HORSE SHOES are scarce and firm al Ii . l5c cash.
HAIR-Buenos Ayrcs quoted nj Soc, cash
LAY has 1seu offered ess scly. and. with hlr demand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-04
OzTIcE on THs CHICAGO AND ALTOS n. T. COMPANY
CHICAGO July p. 1885,:
NOTICE.-TEe Board Of Direc-

dividend NOTlCE.-ILe boar9 Vi p.ioo,
Gov, ~ he Chicago ard Alton Railroad Company have
rms DAY declared DIVIDEND OF THREE AND W.
HALF PER CENT free from Government tax "a n III IN
~ TWO AND ONE-HALF PER CENT, free from Oovera'
mar, sI on the Common Stock Of the Company esing IN
ksu Of dividend the paymen, Of which was ~
az la. nv reason OF inay expenditures for rolling
etock and other purposes all payable at toe once "i a. NJ
}E5UP Co.. No. - Exchsusepisoe' He" oTH' OIL ana
sner 10th August 1884 80 a., ,o.,
The Transfer Books Of the Company will close on the oh
I'D open the 10th August. 49, -.-o,,,, nh.
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TkAssrER OYyIcE OF THs CHICAGO AID NORM. }
"ksrERk RAILWAY Co.. NO. 0 WALLsr )

<-.N,-Do,-o INV ok, July %, IGt4. J
( OOPONS due August ! 1864, from Preferred
nnking Fund Bonds, General First Mortgage Bonds,
po5 Extension Bond. and Green Bay Extension Bonds
cnt .ne CmIOAGO AND NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY
I'm and from Eirst Mortgage Bonds Of the 0iLENA
AhD CHICAGO UNION RAILROAD COMPANY viii be
teo Oh aud aef that date presentation at this Office.
JAMES r. YOUNG, Secretary.
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lAdveItissDent.l

tAdveTtissnent
u. s. SKIES OF 1881,
sos. zoos, 500s, aud zoos, for sALzoJ
9HoxPsoS Bros,
Cornsr Of broadway and WsllSt
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Receipts Of Produce.

lua a--lsl83 bbs Flour S6s bbls. Whisky, 100 bbs:
Corn Meal 90 100 bush Wheat 5000 bnsh Corn H. 21S
bush Oats 900 pks Provisions 2o3 pkgs Lard 2oo pks
Butter ia pkgs. Ashes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-04
~ JORDAN, Cashier.
OrrcE OF TEE PIrrsBuRe FORT WAYNE AND I
CHICAGO RAILWAY CokPAsr fITIsbVhs, yuy =,
= JVJOEND The Board of Directors OF Thu

DIVIDEND.-The Board OF directors OF III I'M, !,
IL COMPANY have THIS DAY declared DiNlDEND Of
a puR T on the Shares Of the oigiua Capital stock OF
s Company payable e Of on ans a
81, r,tv aud AZ the Transfer Agency, WINsLOW LANiEh
10 81 Wals New YORK. . the stockholders s'Iesis
90 ~ tb rsspectiye Offices The Transfer Books Of the
rnsnv will close on the 10Th OF July inst, II o'clock
m and iemln closed until the Sth day OF Au.s" there
esss ~ 0'1e' v Wv " hi BARNES Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-04

DRAIN, Sewer, and Water Pipe, glazed and
Chimney ops; oven ot~eniieas ST. aid Foors IAe, lfe
Bncs-, ic. LLPotory. Depot 20 f',E'-aiNf HitQnh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-04
OyTcE OF SEE TRRAsuRER or TRg COUNTY OF OsoSDAoA
sYRAcusE Jul, %. 1904
NNONDAG COUNTY VOLUNTEER
" BOUNTY LOAN. S400.O0O.


sTALPD PROPOSALS WILDE received by tie undsrsi9cd'
fe Of the Treasurer Of the County Of Ononiata n
~. City OF syrssuse until WEDsE5DA The IVta day %
Aug.,t next Of O'Clock .sr the purchase Of The ~,e
ar an par; Of the Bonds OF the County Of Onond ga 10 Tue
smoyn Of $3.50 900 ai Bonds viii We isued undr se ~
ntor,y OF resouas Of the Board Of sueVissso Of AN
Covnty passed July 20 1854 and tbs seneA act q us
tnre o he stat. OF SewYufk pared a i last session AN
v he ,red in sums OF $50 aud leo wA bsar ine4s
Al the rate per per for which colpen
H. sttschsd Day ssmaInIsy IN the Cats oil Ne" or
on this frst Of Apn aud OCTOBER ~ .aa yssi anu lH
priucIpn snnual nstanenis q S2aooo pe Jar
on asd ser the day Of April 1875 aid ending APri n''
1879. IA tine City ofNew-Nork -. ,
The proposals will the amount and fine Of maturity 81
n Bonds desired aud the pIice per one hanered doS
fered Tor the sane. 81, ,.-,,.
Persons whose proposals accepted will be fequcd 10
Jspot with the County Treasurer u Syracuse On Of ooe
hs i5h dy Of ugu. 1914 the date Of ssia Donds" sere
raj ar omit. respectively awarded 20 them Such iep'i-
mn. ~ INSIDE in bsnsAbe Currency IN exchange % thr
cires Of Albany or New 1ork
roposss should be iuelssed 10 sealed envelope a0drr,eo
10 either Of undrrs.gntd anu ndSfsed FroP'sa' Tor
County Loan ~. a,
IN. right I. reserved o. rejecting eny or al Of the bids
necessary protect the Interests Of the 1ouny
The proposa. vii bs publicly opeaec a. The Once o. voc
Tre.nrer OF sail County toe City Of SJr.eus al
III ''' "-''"'' DUDLEY r PHELPS. Couny Treasurer.
VIM ii. SHANhLAND,
Chairman Ioarl Of Suuervisors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-04

NTIBLOs GARDEN. -COMMENCES u,
II CONCLUDES lot. ,r,rv
Lessee T aId coyLESf TiGExfER IL TllE CITY
THE ILLUMINATED GARDEN OFEH EVERY A'EXS-
mo
POSITIVELY LAST MONT BUT TWO
,ftbe grand Spectacular Drama u
TIE SEA OF ICE
/. which the dstnguilktd artistic
MISE LUCILLE WESTERN
POSITIVE TRIUMPH,
tie Theater each evening being stlsnlyd ~ ,,,.rs
EULL AND DISSEMINATING AtDlENCEa
THURSDAY EVENING Aug. T. 1854
viii bs presented grand Dramatic Ronilnce entitled
TIE SEA OF ICE. ...
LOUISE DE LASCOURS sferwefd OGAfIlA'
Miss LUCILLE WESTERN -
supported by Me.us l.. H. Shewel, J. r. Hagan Clafes
P.t1rs X r. Nnsroi ]. w. Blsisde, J. Seymour, Mis
Mary Well. Mrs. sksTet etc - , ,
APPROPRIATE SCkSEkl, IOSIUMbS, AMI ar
POINTMEETs.
She original music composed b. }. r. Cooke unoef ho III
reetion OF Harvey Is. Dcdworih -
or MONDAY MKT -
will be introduced tho great md celebrated drama oy T. W.
TsylsuTo, entitled
EAST LYNNE.
In which NJ. LUCILLE WESTERN will sustain her sns'nA
LADY ISABEL end MADAME VINE,
supported by every member Of III. company.
seats secured ain days IN idyADeo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-04

'WALLAcK'' THURSDAY.
Last ish, but THREE Of the highly popular and se-y
Attractive original representation 81 lflsh character oy
Mr. DAN BRYANT
Third time s this thessf Boucicsults great drama, Ia
In three acts cH.itlfd
TIL COLLEEN BAWNi
TIP BRIDES or GAPRYowEN
with The folo~ins approximately great Csa
NILES ACCOMPLISHMENT DAN bKnANr
Father TOn1..
Danny Mann. s....air' =" n, ,"J1
hsrJrcss Crcs.n Obs orgina ehnIesieI) mf DAy
kyr'e DAILY. s.-Mr n. ~. IaNr'F'i
CorrsnfL " ~ nH'toH
Berle q hsrc...........s.ss.'
III ~
1y.and
Rfiy OCouuor the Collrcn Dawn,
Ni,s lone Barrie
who will ens Cruioen Lawn" and a Pretty CHI NH
Ing Cow"
Anne Chute the Colleen kpedh." Mira w X floJd
She Mann. John Srit"n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-04

EOURTH NATIONAL BANK of the CITY
ofNEW-fohk, designssd as Dcpos;ary and Kiusncsl
kSen Of the Uaied States Nos q snd % Pine st. doors
sesow the sub ury have hand and receive Subscp
kens foI the TEN-kORrl BONDS, convert the SEVEN
into l9Sl B0DS and attend to all bnsner'
sso'ed with The GOVERNMENT LOANS Parties avoid
As Inconvenience Of addressing Oovsrnmen, by sppvng 10
ehis Bank. NORRIS KFsrCEIrX PIIlr.i,sss,
D. w. NArsHAs. Cashier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-04
financial.

oRRAT economy Of money and i, time 1s lis Is
eeesDeS ~ see advertisement under Medical
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-04
UHE NBW PATRIOTIC LOANl
FISK & HATCH,
No "a WALL STREET,

"a WALL STkEkII
xuI RECEIVE. SUBSCRIPTIONS TO TIE NE"
SEVEN.THIRTY LOAN. ,o,
- Not. win be Issued In denominations Of r'o, 90
49, Al oe aud $500 with interest at the rate On iV
PER CENT, OF ONE CENT per day % esen @'O P''''''
ssszssnnaaTy. ,v.hl. RI,
hey viii be dated Augos. U.s. 1864 and ~i DC
A. I'D AZ three years In current fnnd', or
y,,eqwen.y SIX FER CENT Bonds payable -'
Isseses., In Gold. 80. ,..o-.,. I'll, b..
o, an payment. made prior to August To- interest," wiz "
....a .u5 .f,sr tl.i dse interest will be charged
x- Liberal arrangements will b made WIN D'lA D"
o. md Dealers q. .o,o,r .ra al
s,.orptiOps also received for the 1910 LOAN ana AL
49, - ov.rnusnt Securities bought and '0id al market
pHseA q, ,h. al = IN
~ s,eis attention given 10 the eonvsf'on OF Hs GU
-. into the SIX PER CENT Bonds OF 1851
Holder. Of amounts less than SSoO can now "ah mem
.e. Of the privileges oOnvsr''na' the Bonds Of lS9i
vi1 hereafter DO issued in denominations Of 70" "o s
v. . In the larger denominations heretofore Issued In
.,,,, ,hs nos. sus August H. interest win be adjusted
y that date. f.ISrN = 20 -, 80 =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-04

No. o. Wih2mst New YoIk, June 20 1861.
VNHE Sheldon MINING COMPANY and
i the COLUMBIAN MINING COMPANY, having becofne
sorsod4ed with the "Shei1cn aud Columbian Copper Com
FaDy pursuant TO tire laws OF the State Of Michigan notice
hereby given 10 the Stockholders Of these Companies thst they
are required TO return their Certificates Of which they
now hold 70 the once Of this Company, No p Wilams
Tie Cy o. Newfork befors the first day Of November
Az receive ne" Certificates therefor from the Sheldon add
Colub Copper Company 10 the proportion Of Share
sthe sheldon aud COLUMBIAN copper Company oT shares
81 the other oinpaies consolidated with IT, or, ia default
shereo, such stock viii be forfeited by order
HENRY PHELPS Secretary,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-04

CoEPASY. CLEVELAND, ONO, July 20, I0Si
TXTRA DIVIDEND.-At q Meeting OF the
II Directors this'dsy an EXTRA DIVIDEND Of I'm fEi1
CENT. ee OF GoveInmsn Tax, was declared a. Of aug J.
1854 on the Catits stock Of TINS Company 70 be paid 10 c
Socihoders on TIE 2b day Of August next, q, ne CONT
psua Bank New York until the 29h Day n SepeMbe and
sfer that date a. the CoInpeny's Oiiee m JeSeisnd
me Trsnser Books Of the Company vii close SAIuR
pIY july 20 a, ococl o. m md remain closed until the
kd day Of August, at 10 o'clock - M;
BY oroer Of the Board,
ii. &. LUCE Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-04

The New York exports, exclusive OF specie,
for the week ending August l, and since January l.
are unprecedentedly large and compare a. follows with
former returns:
1860. 1853. 1864.
For the weet....... e4os5.035 e2,33<9o e8.lJ6,0lt
Prev reportod..... T&s396 io2 so94l2 llo;ib3, TO
Since January Is...$73 so769s eIcSso79io ,7n
OF manufactured tobacco the total exports
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-04
OFFICE OF THs AMERICAN Coat CoNPASr,
No. 70 TRlSITF BuIiDIsG. NO. III bhoADvAT, :

OFFICE OF THs AMERICAN tOAL tOhih%i/
No 70 TRiSITT BUILDING. No. III BhoADwAr
NEW ORK July *, l5o4
vIHE DIRECTORS of this Company have
L declared dividend from the earnings Of lhe Company,
f,t sI ending June 90 ult. Of -FOUR PER ChhI
psysble the ofcs OF the Company after the 10Th Day
Of August NEXT the registered holders Of stock a tie clos
hs Of the books
The Books win be closed at the close Of business
o. J0h day Of July. and VIII be Ieopened TIL rs
DAY, the llth day Of August q. 7. LLOYD Secretary
oFFIcE LxsoI FIRg iSs Co, No l6 WALL-Er
NNHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS, complying
Il with the Law, have THIS DAY declared Seini.
AnDnsl DIVIDEND Of Five PER CENT, payable de-
Dsnd, free Of Government Tox-SewYofk Jnly u. 1874
WALTER II. FRANKLIN, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-04

nIVIDEND.
~ The WASHINGTON INSURANCE COMPANY, No;
III Broadway corner OF Msidene, dec,red dividend
81 SIX PER CENT, Aug free OF government tax
Inv % 1854 WIN. <. LOTHROP Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-04

nom tho United Statcs are as follows,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-04

The New-York Fire and Marine Insurance
Company have declared o semi.annun dividend OF s1
per cent. free Of tar. payable on demand.
The following is comparative statement OF
The earnngs Tor the first six months 81 the years 1902
1893 and isti Of the Chicago and Alton Railroad Com
panyi
Earning. from Jan TO June 10. ls6,......s3ns SO -
Earning. from Jan to Juus ~ lDjJ........ 7l3|4 IL
Inc 1879 pending pcriod IA 1872. e syt %
Fsung. from Jam 20 June %. lHs........... SbHt II
Inc IN Ie4 over period IA eoJ. "a 40 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-04

The last weekly returns Of the banks of Prov
idence T. l.. compare as follows With the statement o
July 4;
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-11-04
Family Courtesies.

In the family the law of pleasing ought
to extend from the highest to the lowest.
You are bound to please your children !;
and your children are bound to please
each other; and you are bound to please
your servants, if you expect, them ~
please you. Some men are pleasant III
household and nowhere else. 1 nave
known such men. They were COCA 1stil-
ers and kind husbands II you nau seen
them in their own house you WoulG nave
thought that they were angels, almost !;
but if You had seen them 10 the street, or
in the store, or anywhere else outside of
their house, you would have thought then.
them demoniac. But the opposite .pt
to be the case When We are among our
neighbors, or among strangers, We hold
ourselves with self respect, end endeavor
TO act with propriety; but when We get
home. we say to ourselves, IL have played
part long enough and am now going to
be natural" So we sit down, and are
ugly, and snappish, and disagreeable. We
lay aside those thousand little courtesies
that make the toughest floor smooth, that
make the hardest things like velvet, and
that make life pleasant. We expend all
our politeness in places where it will be
rofitable-where it will bring silver and
gold. ,,r=rs
A "Cough,'' g CoId,'' or IrrItated
Throat.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-11-04
NATIONAL PATENT OFFICE

NATIONAL PATENT OFFICE
~ SNYDER & WALTERS. 229 Broadway
New York, Patent Soliciting House and Patent
Commission Helse combined. .-. -.
SOLICITING. Company will act as Attor-
country and In Europe on the most reasonable terms
conduct infringement Cases, and procure Renewals
OUR EXHIBITION ROOMS AND SELLING
DEPARTMENT.-We respectfully submit to the
public that ours is the only Responsible Soliciting
House in the world that has an Exhibition Room,
attached Or, Patents take, out By u.s. ne require no
Advance Fee for selling. " o. aNs H +! l.'''
We are in Regular Communication with upwards
Of $50 Patent Sellers throughout the country, who
depend wholly for their supply of Patents upon us.
Our Exhibition Rooms corner Of Broadway and Bar
clay street. in the very heart and centre of the city,
are daily visited by numbers Of Capitalists and men
of Enterprise, seeking investments in valuable Pat
ents for the purpose Of reseing in subdivisions,
while other and heavier Capitalists are always ready
to purchase useful Patent and engage in its manu-.
facture, and thus secure lucrative monopoly These
fully sufficient to absorb the entire supply of Patents
that are now being issued and THAT FAIR PRICES.
Consignments Of Patents for sale are respectfully
SOLICITED. ANY Information free. Responsible Agents
wanted in every county and town. who have fixed
places of business. Ito such we will pay $50 per
quarter, and eight per- cent on al sales, to act as
our Agents, for the explanation Zone hour or more
placed In their hands for sale. To good Statesmen
VINO will give their whole time to the business, we
will pay $3s per month. Also. Travelling Agents
wanted at a fair salary. ftt-.- - 80
Agents will be required to g'7e some satisfactory
security, or deposit the cost prte of models which
will be refunded when returned. ie ; 'tirr, .I,i,
Z ~ Address enclosing stamp al f.t,, rt,,.,.roo
b u. 80 SNYDER 4, ~ WsA.aaTGE Isls, opf
p .s.'i'.@7 REFERENCES f ~
We, the undersigned. doing business In New York
City, DO authorize Joseph s. Walters and G. b. Sny-
der, comprising the firm Of the National Patent
Office, to refer to Us and believe they viii conduct
their business upon strictly honorable principles
New York February 20, 1864. is0t1 . - st..a .el
JOSEPH AoKEWAN, Esq, Importer, IS Maiden
W: L TAYLOR ESQ.,, Banker, 7s Wall street, New
CHARLES a. WORRIES, ESQ.,, Banker, IS Pine
street, New York City, .s77 y
SHEPHERD, SEWARD & CO., Importers, PA
Pearl street, New York City. .-s5G
JOHN WILM0T, Esq., Commission, Q Bowling
Broadway, New York City. o..
b: ARTHUR, Esq, Director Br Ash and American
Exchange Banking Corporation, 60 Wall street,
H. H DAWES YES sIirH, ESQ., Chemical Bank corner
Broadway and Chambers street. New York City
March 16, 1864. fsfeq! married.. eOd&w1y
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-11-04
REFERENCRS:

OST-In May last, q Bay Mare,
IL with black name and TAIL seven years old, of
good size right hind foot white, and white spot on
nose. $25 REWARD will be paid to any one re.
tdrning her to the subscriber.
oct2I-w4t' JOHN GLADls Saltwater.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-11-04

Diseases OF the Nervous, Seminal.
Urinary and Sexual Systems new and reliable
treatment-in Reports Of the HOWARD ASSOCIAs
TION. Sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes free
of charge Address Dr.. ]. SKILLIN HOUGHTON,
Howard Association, No. South Ninth street, Phi.
e!phia, Pa ap2-d&w1y
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-11-04

A "COugh,'' Cold,'' or Irrltated
Throat,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-11-04
THE GALENIC INSTITUTE,
1854

= ! ] !: !:
ESTABLISHED BY AN OF THE LEGISLATURE, If W =
forth retm Vnerea
xksx
a IN
eten should e directed
INSTITUTE,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-11-04
EFT HrME.-TwO Rows. named

IL FLORENCE and CHARLES MCCARTHY. left
their home near ce PLANE, Scott county, on Satur-
day, october 9th The elder is between fourteen
fair curly hair, and stout built. The younger is be-
tween eleven and welve years d, blue eyes, dark
brown hair, aud slight built Each had on good
pair OF boots; other clothing very poor and ragged,
OF grey color. II the boys return home. they will be
MOST K'nDLY received by their father and mother.
Any information which will lead the scovery of
their whereabouts will be most gratefully received
MCCARTHY. care of K. G. WELLS Esq, Belle Plaine
Scott county, Minnesota" 6-d3t&w1t,
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-02

sd' od9 oa.i5igoR T.! II s2aq bno:s sdT
sais's7o1iGo9 haii'i4s bHs .9i0ouiI 1oi DIidJ
b sii;ri. sat nidifW uo gricg yiins1sdoJ s7s
Issds 9lzais
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-02
G. ", JOHNSON &, SON,

Copper, Tin aud Sheet Iron Ware.
nxVINu svailsf oursivss sf "A TIE inpfoy, 2
"a al sll orders Ioe any sriels work N the 4bose
uns q, budnes. valH and Conc uctors mads 70 or
der stssnuboat wosk dons In Substantial and vofk-
tst;on 10 this brsneh Of hs sds, ard Dan guraatss
sstsfscion in s,sry psrticalas. 70 whoasssls Deal
~s No can orr indussnsAss that eaArstb Be found
elssvhQs Our q. 81 Ware Is complete and tho
.ssS saz nss .spss!sd p,sszas tSd M WOOD
Stoys "a had 6 ~ tnaa : -. u Ia lg
insU ID ~. JOHNSON ykSS@s dj.I
b sooaAo ~ h IN lazhsk aauaRa, Wbesfi1E, Wa
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-02

County Msfehants and Mllftnsn would do well to
call and examine my STOCK before pprchsdng else
where II they want TO buy goods from thirty TO forty
per esns shespsr than they oa buy the same Of any
other store in Wheeling, a. am positively determined
to close my business, .....,. octio
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-02
No. 35.
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adhere b. With unswsrvins sd.iitSto 10 tSs tsisa =.
der tho Consultation, a. the oniy solid ibahAAtlea
pis' and Z 3 frametolk d Sovcransi1 1.3(lsft
Conducive 10 the welfare aad pesspsgkY e 81 ~
States, both Northern and Southern.
2. That this Conventica dese sxpliptly aeelsf&
as the senee Of the American peoplA 4at Ats0
sour years Of failure % restore tie Ua1oA ~ -
experiment of war, during which, under Ae pee,
tense Of Q military Necessity Or xaf pe.f n!es9
than the Constitution, The CensH HAn1a lself ~
been dsregarded in every part, and pahais nbse0
and private right slike toddsA ds~n aad eAs -
terial prosperity Of the country sosntially .l9-
paired. Justice, humanity, liberty and The p1bals
welfare demand that immediate efforts b nA1e
for cessation of hostili,iss With yisw y eAyles
m ate Convention Of the States Or other pe6eeASU
means, TO the end that ct the saxiisst peosleae1o
moment psacs may be rsstorsd On tAs lealS ~
Federal Union of the Statss.
g. That the direct intsrfsrsnes sf ~ 0oa1nst
authorities Of the Unitsd States In The fseset se
lions held in Kentucky, Maryland. Hieoeh aaa
Delaware, was shsmsfui violatioa q Ne Ooa11r
tuition and repetition Of sueh sets h " ae-
proachine election will be held e rsvolutaeaary
and rsrstsd with al the means aad power ss1e
our control. t-t-y 3te.s--Is re 1877
1. That the aim and Object Of he DsnosrsHs
party are to preserve the Federal UAioa I'D ~
rights Of the States unimpairsd, and they hsreN1
declare that they consider the administrative usaf-
patton Of extraordinary and dsngerou. pcwcss sss
granted by the Constitution the sabvsrslea q
the civil by the military law In States not n M
sdrrection the arbitrary military AsfssA, inpsb-
onment, trial and sentence Of Ausriosn saaaene
in States where civil law exists In fall fofos3 Tie
suppression Of freedom Of speech and Il tAs presa