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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-21
For Sale.

HoUsR AND LOT ON THR IsLAND,-IO a,r
a for sale lot No. ~ on the leland. corner Of "a
Locust s'reets, pear r. W. lrEtnS. 1t & Cot.
IASS Hens". cORIAtnS four rooms down and two nm
stars. aDd god kitrhen and cellar; also q Eooi
Mr. TLsre Is an abundance OF fruit Tor small famI
IS. trsiirs cCOd AssOrtment Of towers and Shrnb-
bsgy. Fox further information addtess
ISAAC X, CLINE,
$50 BollAiT, Ohio,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-21
CHEROKEE REMEDY
AND
CHEROKEE INJECTION.
CoNFouNpEe no. Roots, BAH. Ll.rra.

CoHFoUSDES TGON RoOts, Bark LHAvEs
NHERoKKE REMEDY, tue great Indian Durstic,
~ cures All diseases Of the uFinArS organs sicG
As Ineonttneuc' OF the Urine, Inflammation Of thS
Bladder, Inflammation Of the Kidneys, Stone IN tho
Bladder, Structure, Gravel, 0lSOt, 0Onorrhul, and
especially reeOnme Ided In those cases Of Rlonr
Albua Tor Hies IN fem Nlss) where ali the old nam
SOous medicines haVO failed
81 IL ts prepared Ia highly concentrated form
the doe only being from two teAspoonGfuIIs
three times per day.
D-It IL dIuIetic and Alternative In Its action; pu.
TfJtnR and cleansing the God. causing It to dow in
AL Of lts original buTit aud VIgOT; thus removing
IRON III" syst m all PsrniciOuS causes which have
Induced disease.
CHERJKEE INJUNCTION IL intended AZ An .Ilv
assistant TO the CHEROKEE REMEDY, aud
should Be used Ia conjunction with that medIciue
70 all eaSeS OF G1nOrrhosa, Gleet, Flour Albus or
Whites Its effects healing, soothing and dsmuI-
centi removing all scadinE, heat, chOrdee aud pain
instead OF the burning aud almost uuenduFakl pain
that !. experienced with nearly all the ehesp quaek
az By the u.e Of the CHEROKEE REMEDY and
CHEROkES ISJECTIOS-the two medicines At
the same time-ali Improper discharges are remOV.
Cd and the weakened organs speedily restored
TO full TtgOr and strength.
2S-Por IuIl particulars get our pamphlet from
any drug store In the country, ar write rs and We
Will mail free 70 any add 'eAS, full treatise.
Price, CLIEROKEE REMEDY, ~ per Bottle
or three bottles for IS
~ Prize, CHEKOKER INJECTION, a. mar bot.
tie, or three BOTTLES for g.
price. "
AS-SOli by all druggists everywhere.
DIR ". Il. MERWIN co.,
Sole ProprietnrS.
nrl' dAWly No. 50 Liberty str, New York.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-21

EpNR. JACOB HORnBsOOK arrived on
Saturday aud brings with him the funds
Tor The friends OF the Fourteenth West
HFginrs inf.utry. He will be prepared
10 pay to those authorized to receive IL
to-day At the ot1es Of the Wheeling Gas
Company on Monroe Street.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-21

BAY GES. BurTEHyIELD. Gen. HoOksr'S
Chief OF Stat. was in the city yesterday
He is on his way to Washington to appear
before the Committee on the Conduct OF the
War.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-21

DWELLING HOUSE Ar AUCTION.
VN ILL be sold on Saturday the 18th day Of March,
w 1854, at Public AurtiOn, At the front door OF
the Court House, at u o'clock, NJ the House and
Lot on Quincy adjoining the residence VI the
undeTSigued, aud now IN the occupancy OF No. John
Jones. This property IL numbered Ia the BeIIGIT
add ton to the City, C No o. aud s on the cor
nCr Of the ALLEY between Sixth and Seventh street
TERMS OF third to be paid in hand
the balance In two equal payments at six and
mouths With Interest from the day Of sale secured
BY lien upon the property. Possession given hTsI
Of April next. JACOB r. GRHEh
mFIl lot
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-21

Bridge Stock for Sale.
'INWO HUNDRED AND RIFTY SHARES VI the
j WHEELING and Belmont Bridge Company for
sale. APPly 10 WA. '. PATERSON,
mTl2 lWs Main street.
DHoTOdKAPH ALB6As.-GnoIHST supply tut
ut liS''''o nom tbs A''o 5 sf6Oit BROS.
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FOR SALE.

I WISH cell . good two story Brick House
and four Lots Of ground, fronting Ly nm EtrOOt,
IN ChurehiIS addition 70 the city 0iWheSlInR. For
particulars apply 70 JAMES u. DILLON,
GSbS-tf PiunbST.
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9 g 9 = . 9 : 2
STOP THAT COUGH /!
mrl7 d4wIy

ERlESD! Are you aware that you are riskinE
L your life by nEgleetiDB that OOUGBI What II Il
e only cold, aud IL will 'W.Rr itself away"
II you continue to neglect yourself the result will
be 10 short time that you will begia feel sense
OF tghtnsSs across the ehOlt. attended with dart
ing pain. hen the cough will beeome dry, and that
and frOthy matter, often ItTedLed IOih blood, and
soon you will And that yOl have hectic fever, cold
ehills, night SWsAts. The matter and phleRm will
increase With great ToETdIioR! IfyoI stII neglect
yourself, short time vii see you conveyed 10 the
grave. Hare You not cause 10 Be aLdTmeiI The
IhoI'Anol whom TIL! great destroyer has gathered
to the grave every single beTdR Igith simple
cold II this had been attended in time all might
have bee veil but being neglected unier the "a.
tai deluE that &c would ''Wear itself ON It trans.
fenOd its deadly action TO the substance Of the
Lungs, exciting there = IoRNAII2X OF TUBIRgI n.
Another and another cold added fuel 70 the flame,
until these LubeEcl began 10 G0ften and separate;
leaving by those alterations GREAT 10 the
LTSGB. At this crlGis the disease Very difficult to
cure, aud oilen sets ct dehanco all human akllI.
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ALLEN'S LUNG BALNAM

WILL BREAK UP EVEN THE MOST HARVESTING
COUCH
IN A FEW HOURS TIME,
II It e only perssVered 10. Obi what e the value
Of money compared with health
USE THIS ALLrPOwERHUL BUT HARMLESS
RENEDY IN TIMEI
Gall Upon the Agents and get y Pam.
PhIst,
And read the treaties upon Consumption (which 10
worth more Alons than the prics Of modicinel
and see the certificates Of the truly rSmArkRbic
cures made 10 our city; cases that considered
IncuTabIe.
Yor sale by the propriStors,
). n. HARRIS 4 co.
To whom address all orders.
Gold BY AodIsins dealers generally. Wholesale
by LAU0HLIN'S BpsuHIELD, 4. BOOKING A.
0OOD CO. LOGAN, LIST 4 CO, I. H LOGAN
Pittsburgh DruEgiStS. mTl4 2md&E
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-, The Navy.
COMPLAINTS IRON 3ff Salons AND SAvr p'scf.

yLiSE.
We have received several complaints ~ the "men We
fore the mast, on vssses c.wsr lying at the Navy
Yard lucy COMPLAIN that while The officers entertain
their families and friends board Of the vesssis
they are no, allowed to even speak "a members
OF their own family attention has been called 70
states steamer xerr mae Com w. r. Rcdsers have served
twoyears the army and the vessel being ahor' 10 Leave
this ycrt iong cruise they deere tho opportunity ~
At ea. seeing their nc.hors and ssers crg ero-sh -
give them the parting adiep, ous are Irevened fy en-
order from ito commando. We wcud advise COM
mandcr Rodgers 70 grant them this latte boon foS eer
tatuy 10 harm, aud May he Of vast benefit 10
him by thus securing tie good win or his mel While
eli msat recognize the necessity or discipline 10 'he
thsrc e such thing as carrying u t,c ar.
AsglvAL or rKr q. :. sTEAmEH ALABAMA
The United s,sev ssamer Aiahsma, forty three hs9rs
from the rortsmou.h Navy Yard, View Hsn,rshire, ar
rived yesterday ., this voy O'CLOCK Tuesday, Nay
81 1884, iorgituae o. IS, latitude 40 90. ssv large
burning btunInoas coal and steering weetwsra
bark Thsrexe, with eniGrarts, Oft rre fsno Ire fs
lowing 10 q ler OF her officers ,,,..
| Eisa,No.i T'owsaadisf--RysOk smith, hctre S"lSn
/ Txssusve 06te-.-wu. rstcs, Acting kos,er.
S,snceg,--ll. n. r. Ncs,eiI, Acting Aslssshs,
J,cins,rY-ChiM Edward Farmer, first Assfssr. rtc
oad Isslssants John o. Rossman, Joseph y laws Nren
VILE Lewis Third Assistants. Ezra Gray ahd O6sncs H.
"pavr.a,,.y-Eiward ciuson, Acting Assist n,
ro,}.ro Eaxr--Albert Taylor, Acting Ensgs.
400 EretQrss--wm. A. Abbott wits o. poTy
se;,s wc,.ers xotsr--cherlss fllrora cafn J. Wi.
l 'o ss,,s.,;,,. ci,rs--I Gillespie Coehrso.
Ier,.cstsy's C1e-t--SatianIel :. psvs.
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that this cruel requisstion Of availability will
be the death OF Lincoln ut Baltimore. Shoddy
10 not to be trusted. Shoddy is migrate nj and
inscriptions, and ever alive TO the main
chance. Shoddy, therefore, will be apt to ay
the cheat with Lincoln. and fall In at Baltimore
with the popular current in favor Of General
Grant Unquestionably, the nomination y
General Grant at Baltimore would settle the
Presidential question at once. 1t would satisfy
and harmonize the people Of all the loyal
States and would relieve us Of all fears and
oil dangers of turbulent and disordcrly poll
teal campaign. On the contrary, as the noni-
nation Of Abraham kkncoln will let loose the
spirits Of discord, violence and confusion, and
as 1t viii give no assurance Of his election even
at the point of the bayonet, we shall not be
surprised if Old Abe, at Baltimore, is voted
and poor old Buchanan, which will be just the
thing. exactly.
General Grant is PROFESSIONALLY master Of
the political as we'll as the military situation.
His hands are not tied. He is not the silly
slave of any party or any clique of politicians
II nominated at Baltimore he will We dare say,
accept, or If passed over at Baltimore and
nominated honestly and on broad and lbera
platform at Chicago, he will consent to run.
We do not believe word OF the silly story
that those political shusy Of the Blair
family have "made it all right" between Old
Abe and General Grant. If the Baltimore
Convention would act wisely it will make sure
Of the succession by nominating General Grant.
Otherwise, even with this great favorite of the
people out Of the canvass the conservative
opposition elements will find some other popu>
lar soldier and able and practical man upon
whom, combining their forces, and aided by
the independent radical st. John the Baptist
Fremont movement, they will prove that Abra-
ham Lincoln and his shoddy men are not the
choice Of the people.
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New York. Saturday, juno 4, 1854
THE LIST OF LETTERS.

The List Of Letters remaining in the Post Once
will be found in the Supplement sheet. or on the
tenth page
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Snor tEox BEurNr.---The rebel papers state
that stOnewsll Jackson and other OF their gene
rails were shot by their own men. This 10 omi.
nous. No such accidents--if they were acct
dents-ever happened in our army. Robes
pierre was guillotined by tho very men he had
deludcd into revolution. Let Jcn. Davis take
care
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\ rss wousDsc " fHs srrAxKh CEonGs LIAsr.--The
wounded men brought TO this Iort yesterday morning 10
sbe United states transport George Ieary Captain Dem
ing, have been removal - VA ussd s,s'sx saAnA ~
NagsIk. MI
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TnB INCESDnRY PRhss.--Tho peace papers
published in this city are incixing the people to
riot, insurres,ion and armed resistanco - the
goycguHspt
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NIualc IN tho Park.

Tho Park Commissioners announce that there will be
music at the Park, the mali, this afterpoon at four
o'clock by the Park Band, under The leadership OF H.
Dcdscrlh, II the weather Is Ane. TIE following il tue
programme
l. rarlS March v B. Doivorh
q Osertura "ilessandro Stra del,a'' F'otow
3. or-"M.d scenes Of Early Youth. Balfe
~.
Msp1N hoN
e. Overture 10 uPracieear Won Weber
q Song "Icb der Threne' (fhe Tear Schubert
T. Selection from Bohenliap Girl Bale
FAIR III.
March 's:QidsLs Chorus" from Faust. .Gounod
!" yfoistts Wal1rIa =. Faust
g. Rcnanza and Erindisi, frofR Ione .Peire IN
e. Lean Year polka. ~. u. Nodworn
Touyri.
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10 he SENATE yesterday memorial ~ the ~cw Yer,
6a..hsr y Commerce, favcr,m ,ns proposed nayy
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rowERy THEATRE, eowery-NoLt PlrcutR-For
+ living DulcaNsN
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OLYMPIC THEATRE Broadway. Par or THK PKrrI
Co&T5-kAsF saAtsaC.
Nrw EOHERY THEATRE. Bowsry. WATCH Doc
NsttkAriNH Asu uEsoN-tAsrtLrAS BAspT-IoA chERS-
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WINTER GARDEN, Rroadwag.-FEs prAvoLe-THnieH
NsEElxp.
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yard at Now london, Oonnecticus, was presented
resolution for the printing Of three Thousand extra capes
Of the rece ally enacted National Ranking law Was adosd
asking for further restriction Of the use IN
toxicatrng s.uss 10 the army was presented and
laid On ,he table, The bill TO pay the Ssaee OF WIS
oonsiu Eve per cert on the sales Of her reserved
laras was debated for some time; but no veto
on II was reached The bill 10 prevent me
cornere.ing ofrbe national coins passed Tho con-
sheraton Of the Internal Revenue bill was theo Q a.
tnued consuming tho remainder OF the session amend.
snents adopted striking out the proyision Tor
Ca bier Of Internal Revenus at an annual salary ~ coo
and placing the proceeds Of the sxes directly under the
OF The Secretary Trcasury instead OF the
Commissioner OF Internal Revenue. number OF other
amendments we're adopted. and several proposed were
rejected.
In the House OF Representatives resolution 70 acw
mileage and salary 70 Messrs McHenry OF Kentucky and
Birch OF Missouri during the time they wore uusuccess
folly engaged in conesing the seats Of Nessrs. yesmsn
aud King, was tabled. The report Of the ccrtereuce
Committee on the bill providing for additional
steamboat inspector in the Memphis collection
district was concurred IN. The Senate bill. amen
datory OF the law granting alternate gectons OF land
10 Michigan for railroad purposes was passed,
The House then went into Committee OF the Whole tho
Taria BILL and proceeded TO act upon . number OF us
sections large portion Of the days was taken
up with it, and considerable progress Eade, u
passed providing for The sale OF the Marine Fospt
al Chicago. The bankrupt bill was taken up and dis
cussed for some time when laid aside, and an or
fort WAS made to bring up the bill to prohibit gold spccu
laton but without proceeding consider the subject
the House at about nine O'clock at night d,ourned
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HRyINTs MINsiRELs Mechanics Hall. az Broad
Nst.- kahtetI.S scNas, pAscss. BprlBsouts .6c.-
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.
SIHLo's GARDEN. Brosdwag.-BEL DxsoSro.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-10-27
EARM FOR SALE. BY

The undersigned offers for sale very desirable
Farm in Castleton Said farm contains 800 acres,
of which over one hundred acres is wood land.
The farm Is situated about a mile and a half
from Castleton village, thereby offering reat ed
ucational advantages, being so near Uastleton
Seminary, at present one OF the most prosperous
schools in the State. The wood alone on the
farm will nearly pay for the farm There is also
largs sugar orchard on the place of about 500
trees. Buildings consist of good story and
half house, two large barns with fine spring wa
ter running at both barns and house. The build
ings are situated on the main thoroughfare from
Castleton to Rutland. The railroad also runs
through the farm and near the wood land with
demand for any amount of wood, and but short
distance to draw il. Price of said farm $4,000.
Most of the purchase money can remain on
mortgage II desired, or not, at the option of the
purchaser. Persons wishing further particulars
can apply to John Howe, Esq, Castleton village,
who will give all the information asked and show
the premises to any ons wishing to purchase.
have also good farming lands in Iowa and
other Western States, that I would exchang e for
good farms in Vermont, and if desired will pay
part IN cash, and the balance in lands West thus
giving persons chance to Immediately effect a
sale Of their property here and secure at the same
time desirable farming lands in the West, which
at the present time are rapidly rising in value.
Apply to the under signed At Waliingford.
sep22-d swift FRANKLIN POST,
Wsllngford, Sept. %, 1854. " : o'
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT. - AS the night
train from st. Adams to Montpelier was
passing near Richmond on the Central
road, Wednesday night, the rear car,
containing company of soldiers re-
turning from st, Adams, was thrown
from the track, and several men were
injured-one man very seriously, if not
fatally. The "soldiers " were compa
ny of trusty tiremen, belonging in Brat
tleboro, who, at the call of Col. Waite,
representative from that town, had
FASTENED to the scene of the recent raid.
1t is stated that log, or felled tree
that happened to lie by the side OF the
road alone prevented the car from falling
into the river.
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miscellaneous items.
The reported removal Of Gems. War
rem and Meade is denied.

The reported removal Of Gems. War
rem and Meade is denied.
Oily Cannon, speculator in pc.
troleum stock, says that the accounts of
the wonderful yield of some of the oil
wells are puer-ile statements.
"A returned veteran of one of the
Massachusetts regiments, upon entering
a store in Worcester, last Friday, was
asked if he had come home to vote the
Democratic ticket Why" said the
soldier, GIVE been shooting Democrats
for the last three years"
Maj. Gen. D. B. Birney, who left his
command in front of Richmond a few
days since on account of an attack of
malarial fever died at Philadelphia Tues
day evening. Gen. Birney was brave
and gallant officer, and his death will
prove serious loss to the service.
Gen. Garfield's majority for re cleo
ton to Congress from Ohio has been flg-
ured up as high as $4,000. Might as
well stop counting now. Schuyler Col
fax the speaker, has majority of 1929
in Indiana, a gain of nearly 1400 from
last time. The democrats thought they
would defeat him this year. ea=
There is rumor In circulation to
the effect that Gen. Mcclellan has enter
ed the army as private soldier Perhaps
the authority for this statement is his
former declaration that, if he could not
lead his men, he would share their fate
on the field. M $500 a. af.
Andy Johnson has a small opinion
of Mcclellan. He said in his Cincinnati
speech: III know Mr. Mcclellan well.
He falls far below mediocrity; q very
nice little gentleman. When you try to
get hold of and grip him, he is so small
you can't find him. He's SO little there's
no place to whip him on. Whatever
there is of him is nothing else but what
Mr. Lincoln has made him. If amy part
of the, war is failure, it is that part
which was conducted by Mcclellan"
The terror of the desert of Sahara is
being removed by the application Of
science. In 1860 five wells had been
opened, bringing fishes to the surface
from a depth of 500 feet. Vegetation is
springing up around the wells, and the
"desert will blossom like the rose"
The county Of Adams, Pa, whose
people sold water to our soldiers and
would rot lend tllem shovels to dig
graves for the dead after the battle of
Gettysburg, has gone to the democrats
by increased majorities. This is in &C.
cordance with the fitness of things
The Cincinnati Enquirer (democratic)
declares the Ohio election "a most re-
markable exhibition of the power of ig-
norance and party blindness What
do our eastern democratic papers, who
claim great gains in Ohio, think Of this7
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's7----7--s7s--ir-------
MEDICINAL.
X ENNEDY'S
IA RHEUMATIC LINIMHNr

The attention Of the public is called 10 this u...
excellent OF All ihniments, asa perfect ana snss
cure Tor all the aches and pains that fesb " IVY
TO, RHEUMATISM "e'n Is her
Is caused by stagnation OF the fluids Aris;r. A..
checked perspiraton-is cured by few boti,a' =,
kennedys Rheumatic Liniment. VI
sPRAlNs
action Of the musoles-is cured by a fsa, haa. ~
Of kennedy's Rheumatic Liniment-equally roo,
for man and beast. sooa
NEURALGIA,
the king of all pain, is caused by an inAanr..
ton OF the nerves-is instantly cured nv q as-
applications Of kennedy's Rheumatic Lfnimsn,
PLEURIsY
Is an inflammation of the lining of the ribs-is
Liniment, - ~'''"'''
are caused by sudden pressure of the flesh and
smashing OF the nssues-is instantly relieved by
hennedy's Rheumatic Liniment
CRAMP
Is contraction OF the muscles, caused by q sud-
den stoppage OF the nervous fluid, which prevents
animal life having free flows cured by few
applications Of Kennedy's Rheumatio Iiniment
BILIOUS COLO
is caused by neuralgia in the stomach and bow
els-take teaspoonful Of Kennedy's Rhematio
Liniment in warm water every half hour unit
cured.
are caused by an unnatural dryness OF the gland,
wet piece of flannel with Kennedy's Rheu.
matte Liniment, apply il on going 20 bed, and
you viii be well in the morning,
HEADACHE AND THRoBBINa OF THE
ET TEMPLES,
is caused by pressure from instsnsible persp;,,.
:ion-is cured by e" applications of Kennedyis
Rheumatic Liniment
=. WEAKNESS OF THE BACK
Follow the directions in the circular around
each bottle, ...
FOR AN ULCERATED SORE THROAT
you will take one teaspoonful of the Liniment and
four teaspoonfuls of water. Gargle the throat
twice day. In few days il will be well. This
one teaspoonful will be worth dollar to you.
FOR BRONCHITIS
and all Inflammation of the throat, tonsils and
palate, With dry, hacking cough, you will di-
lutte the Liniment with four or five times its bulb
of water, garge the throat, and swallow the mois-
ture. This never fails.
1t is good for Toothache, Earache, swelled Face
and Inflammation Of every kind. Every family
should have full supply for the winter.
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, Rox
bury, Mass Price 90 cents Sold by Druggist
generally. ap21 :d&wly
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-10-27

1 The following is from private
letter of an officer in Gen. Sheridan's
armv:
We can soon close thewar if you will
only send US men and sympathy-men
to fight the rebels and sympathy to
make us forget if possible that there are
men in the North who would rob us of
our laurels; who would have US bend
our necks to rebels in arms, and grant
them and even propose to them, in face
OF all our successes, an armistice-!
Fight against the copperheads- crush
them--and by so doing you will greatly
encourage the army and make us per-
fectly sure of success, and that speedy
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%S,50O
FRANKLIN COUNTY BANK.

The Franktin County Bank is the first
door north o. the American Hotel, OF
Main street According to the state
ments of the cashier, M. W. Beardsley,
and Jackson Clark, a wood-sawyer, at
the time in the bank, it was entered a
little after three o'clock by four men,
well dressed and apparently middle
aged. One of them came up to Clark
and said, "You are my prisoner, and if
you move an inch will blow your
brains out" at the same time showing
pistol. They then told him to step
back towards the vault. The leader of
the party, who had but little while be-
fore been endeavoring to purchase some
gold of Mr.. Beardsley, stepped up to
him and very coolly remarked "sir, we
are confederate soldiers. We have come
to rob the banks in this place, and there
is one hundred Of our gang here now.
You must keep quiet, make no noise,
and hand over, in the first place all the
greenbacks you have on hand, and then
al other monies In Jour bank" These
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-10-27

DEMocRATIc RATIFICATION MEET1NG.-
The friends OF Mcclellan and Pendleton
are going to 'ratldcate" in MASS" Meet
ing at Montpelier on the LIST of Noyem-
Der. Several prominent democrats
have been invited to address the meet
ing, People are generally rather inclin'
ed to the opinion, nevertheless, that Yer
mont will go for Abe and Andy