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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-20
Curiosity Shop and Gallery
of Fine Arts"

ITO the People Of Western PsnnBylVRuis, Eastern
4 Ohio aud West Virginia.: a IL FL
a. We AJAX your aid and co operation In rendering
and FESTIVAL success.
> Let love for your bleeding country, and sympathy
for tts brave defenders prompt you to send to rs
such Relics, Trophies and CurioIities Of every de-
scnptton, a. you may have, or can procure from
others or, without delay, give notice 10 the Com
mittee Ehers they can DO found.
The GALLERY OF FINE ARTS aIBo challenges
your zeal in the good cause: Give or lend us your
Oil Paintings, Sculptures, ETC. -l. E'5 20
All articles merely placed on exhibition will be
receipted Tor by any member Of the Oommitte care
IL tal ~ Preserved and promptly returned.
and II donated, its value. Fu1Ti,. -
COMAuITIR on CURIOSITY SHOP AND GELIERT,oY
FINE ARTs:
EDMUND BOOKING, PRoY.A. P. ROSS,
DR.. J. o. HUPP, ISL A. O. PARTRIDGE ~.
GEO STORM, ga DE. DoNEL.
The following persons viii receive in their re.
pecye oca HtisS relics and trophies ofthe present
Or any other war; curiosities of every description
oil paintings, sculptures, &c., and forward the same
by Adams Express to tho Committee: s- y -
John g. Jacob. WelIsburg, W. Va IL --f.Lr
Samuel McOulloch, Short Creek, W. Va
John Beck, West Liberty,
Joseph o. Hedges West Liberty "a 1900
Dr. y. ID. Storer, TrRdelphiA. F. ~ 20
w. A. Johnston, Post Master, Roseby'a Rock. W.
John Bell, Bolton, w. Va! t.fl Lses5g'
Thos. L. BOgges1, Harrington, VIVA -.Ef.E
Sohn =. Brown, KingWOod, ..
Harrison Hage nS, Brandonyille,
Rev. NJ v. B. White, Oakland Nd '71 SIS
j. Boyd, RaiFmont, W. Va = -.ri
Col. II. Dering, MorgAntoWn, W. Va. s e.. -.-
Jas: Z. Wharton, Parkersburg. q
4 9E. Thomas hekennan, Wilmington, Pa
VIM; 8. Moore, Warrington, Pa -.
Rev. John 7. BToWnles, West Middleton Pa.
3. Mayes Bell, West Alexander, Pa.
Judge B 3; CoEon, 81. olairsviile, Ohio. '- 81
NJ N aarSel Werlich, Martins Perry, Ohio.
Coulson Davenport, BarnesTille,
DIR. O. HiIdreth, ZanesyiIle - j. &C FEl sav
George Edwards, AoundsViile W Va -r.s -fr
Dr.. VIM. D. MeGregoF, Steubenyflle. Ohio. r..
J. 7. Moors, Clarksburg, ". Va
n n; r S;stTTrEiss, Cranberry snmit, W. Va.
u. ID. y Dougherty, Grafton, IH :. arlr'
Joseph & Morrison, PittSburghi Pa..rsl ce
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Donations for the Great Sup
per at the Patriotic Festival
and Fair. 9 8 -

| A many Inquiries have been made AZ n -.
1tSS.E my pc needed, and what kipd ~ Soa.
70 state to the public that n n nj peg leave
5ap1 Hfeat supper for any one dST ~ az
" anu E1lE! bnt 70 provide splendid S5cea.,S
~ ~, Ehleh VIII last from day 10 dav tbTS
eontinns Ha5rs Week, or longer u the Fair shoSId
sSIsrS. Inc arrangements will be upon the me-
t scale that the place and oocSSion Iii 80
arsnd a - eeslgned 70 make the Supper HSII
msja u s1 and ample arranEements viii bo
ing the occasion. TO enable the Co1ToTttt y un'
Inelr designs II e hoped that an tboSeInSf
~ AZ PeIIs2nA who viii make contFibufioDo S15 -
fStt sneE number will be legion will renoTt 6
ESQ on Water street, below Monro A. ID
psIore the FAirI the 2Sth what thev az IA
i t.s 70 contribute and the day upon ybIcS a..
t may delivered 70 whom All donationa no1. ~
Of ~ sStfciss siSa stating quantity and value
gwen, that all may have due cTedft
iST tlelr snare In the great and good enternPiaS
gopenons arc respectfully solicited Of Bnttsr
~ Cnee4es ham Dried Beef Smoked Ton1ne.' |
1SyS 5 5 bee5 Mutton, Lamb, Veal, Porf
1t Turkeys, Geese, OyBters, FiSh freSh o4
sAl5 co kaEJ,Gouee, Tea Hour, Bread, O1kes Pr
~ Hs canned and. Dried Fruit, Pickles Pot1toeS
feas' Beans and Vegetables, MIX and GreSHNin11
~ y Enlns ttat VIII help nh and r0pleniSh
tne Ihner man. that the patriotic farmer butnher
man and dairy maid, the grocer or hSherman
= Nliing TO donate on this grand festive occSSfou
donations may not only be made Il or before me
y 5I oI.the Pair, the 29thi but from day
= GHy = iALe e ThuIaday. Arrangement win DO
.nAoe Wltn the Railroads and Steamboats, by which
SohtFlDurons VIII DO conveyed free Of ehare to the
9onoEs. We trust the tesning gif8 Of our people
Anc PennSyiVana, VIII test the patriotism Of this
community upon the occasion Of the gigantic fas-
WIN. BERRYHILL, EsJ. STONE - 90
telS1WdGW Committee on Supper
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r. Il % .
0r; J: II. stoLer, TriAdeldhia, w. Va.
U =. Scott, Welliburg,
y. ]. Burns, RairmonE. 81 ia q ufr w..
. James A. Bell, Cameron. e. .-.rr q
Jas e. Wharton, ParksrsburR a
Geo. Bier, New MartinsVille,
ANDREW Dare, SiGt6rsville, &. ss.l 4-t..
Thoa. Hough, Warrington,
Horace ReaIey, Grafton .t r'-a
9eo. Edwards, MoundSVille, SO afs aH;
H HAgAns, MOrgRntoWn,' srerH s.-
Jas !. WaymA n, Glen Raston,
Jno. Irwin, OfarksburR
Jas.A. Campbell, Bethany egHd III
Jno. BayhA, Fulton, s-.-. q ...1 .,. 5......
Soel TEuesdale, West Alexander, Pa. r.. ..
kobt. Simpson, C1ayBViIle
John Baird, Washington - = fga .-.. F1i
Z. J. oEotheTs, TaylOrStoRn,ss g. ll -la=.a ,.
T. <. Rhodes, BEidgspo Ohio .- .
u y. Rice, Martin5VilIe,
Z & W. DuWorth, Mt PleaIant Grn 3 .als
Col. q L. Poorman, St. ClAirsyiIIeW -.....
=. MppincOtt, Jr., MorristoVn,
Richardson Bro, Bellaire
Jno. Saunders, SunnSh, II, q
= Wilson Bro, OadiE, no - r4.... ..4 - 80
t. :. Z. Watson, HATisVille,
.. BAttelle, Newport i-. -f-
wilson stTtnger, West Wheeling 'Ss 70 .y-I- .,slH
OhAS. Hare, Summerield, 9SH IN f--..-
d Benninghaus, WILLIAMSBURG
Capt. Watson, GreysTiIIe. ~ '-ul''fa
d. Blackburn, HaTriottEViIle e 90 rslsa So.
Jno. Bradheld, Evansville, r. W-rf ,sssr7r
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=, This Festival Is Intended to be comprehensive
be available. '"9t eau
The spacious Hall will be brilliantly illum mated
ana PTotuIely Ornamental with everRreens. fovers
snI araPeEy, and decorative gas, and water, and
tOSA NoLk. heireshments, bOqusts and usofuI and
Iancy articles VIII be offered for SALE A caDaeionS
stage VIII be erected and recherche amusemetS and
entertainments of various kinds will be introdpce5
each evening. All will be made redolent with psT.
,SID Music and melody will abound, and every.
sacred object whose cause 1t pleads. = = :
t;o5nl OF money, goods useful and fancy
LISIeSS LAporJ trutt, flowers curiosities national
reliG, &C, 30, are solicited and will be thankfnIy
EeSSlVea 5y any OF the officers committee 10
especially invoked = - '-' A'HAioS -
Patriotic citizens Of neighboring communities are
earnestly requested to assist this Great abor N IT,
and send contributions and delegation to its sun
The following named gentlemen from neivbbor,ri,
GM1s ana cities have been appointed agents to for
tha Sny SohIrlbntions that may be contributed 70
enem1 ana also to nse any and all means IN fheIr
power to further the good work on behalf Of the
J. L. Hobbs, RitchietoWn.1 rll sgfI
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-20

THE Pittsburgh papers of Saturday even
Ing, had dispatch from Secretary Stanton
to The effect that Grant had captured Pc.
tslsbGrg. The news this morning does not
SChaFmthe Announcement. 49, s
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A CoRRrsPonDEEr of the olarksbure
Telegraph, recommends G. D.. Hall, Esq,
late CLERK of the House OF Delegates, as
candidate for Secretary OF State, at the
election this fall. Ssa nj
We doubt if . more competent gentle.
nan could be chosen. ea
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-20
Farm for Sale

WILL offer at public sale, to the highest bidder
4 on Friday, june d, at o'clock p. H., on The
premises, my Farm, situated four miles nom the
one one nall ai miles GU the HempAeld RaIIroa from
aa1 Ts CITY: EElsF -
Inc place contains So acres, Of which SO acres IA
good bottom laud, located between The NJ tt y 2
ho2a and wheeling Greek, we'll adapted for Garden
OF vineyard purposes, and desirable place for n
The remaining portion OF the land il located on
me me, HemPheld Railroad, and contains sTceiIsnt
Goii On Nhien there Is good apple orchard-alGo
Inc aoovs two portions ofland VIII be offered for
= An Excursion Train will leave tho Hemnteld
IePot AZ ~ O'Clock p n. to accommodate thoSe
o, special train Will leave the Hempheld Debot At
o1S O'Clock, and return after the sale. -
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a Something New.

nR Ia BoICEss ANTT-DYsPEPTIC AND
~ AhTI-ASTHMATIG-The only certain eurS
Of the Kidneys, Ohrouio or Nervous Debility, and
All diseases ariging from an impaired or diIeaSso
stomach or Liver, such C0nBtipation, Heartburn
Nausel, FullnOs5 and Weight In the Stomach, eour
BelehingS, FuIlnes5 Of Blood to the Head, Sinking
or RutteTing at the Pit Of the Stomach, Elutterng
aud PAlpitGtion Of the Heart Dun Pain in the Hea
Dedsent Precipitation, Burning Of the Palms Of tns
Hands and soIeS Of the Roet, Asthma, Heurhlgit
and TWitnhlng Of the Nerves. Also an Raeetua
Remedy IN Female suPpEoaSions, irregularities ana
Many teEtimnnIalS Of It's cures might be giIsn,
but the best evidence trial Of its virtues. sold
BY all the Druggists tn Wheeling and BridgspOrt'
Prepared By sBOloE 8 RILIAlis,
jS11.1 Wheeling Island, West Vfrginia
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AppeaI to the LadleS
WheelIng and Surrounding Coun,rv
ON behalf OF the Approaching
Fair and Festival,


Wheeling and Surrounding Co,D,,-
on Behalf OF the Approaching
Fair and Festival.
ADiES-fhe Pair has been postponed a vel
~ mainly for the purpose Of giving You more lin
to contribute more e6sctualiy to ita Iucorn. -
success, and every ladS should at once see what ~
can do for 1t and then apply herGsIf nror1ntIS ~
her piou8 duty. Bone can make up needle TorS
some can prepare pastry, and otheTB can labor n
the YtneyArd-aN can do something All can IN
huenee each other, and with nut yoIr beart1 mn, M
port and co operation the Fair will lack an impoT
tant element Of Succesg. Will not every lHjT IN
the country save up, prepare and contribute AMI
Giles in their peculiar departments and TiI moi ~,
ladies OF the towns at once 20 to work with eSTrs.t
yea itn this holy causeI Ladies' assemble promptII
under your various Church and School Snd sorfsiJ1
organizations, In your social and family cirsisS AZ
plan and do all can do, Something and mona 1bopN
% satisfied unless they do. No such object hnI
ever before Claimed your philanthropic eifoftE: ed
grant none,eYer may again wv
a, NOR should any political or RELIGIOUS copSdsrt
lons chill the heart Of any one. We plead an,
S, 5ue sons ana bodies OF the sick and wounded Of
pSIh 9FnIeS-of all 8ects and many nAtionE-thu
Ail 70 our charge. No distinction q ever mnds
An are treated Just alike by beth the ChrStian nnd
Sanitary Commissiona '-@
VI AL charitable objects ever pressed upon youf
oeneVolencs this Il the most Important the pn,t
~ tne most Catholic and abe responsibility
What more need be Eaid to exnIta vonr comma,
sion and stimulate your EsSll
Jan you picture to yourself the poor atrIsk,.
fellows Tor whom We plead carried from the All
Datus-neld on BtretcherS, TBoon perhaps to Best
their God,l their wounds tenderlY dresIsS ~,
Eckened bodies carefully nnrSed their mind, con
soed their spirits soothed, their parting word or
guy 20 os!snt IoXed ones faithfully treasured their
eyes closed and their souls commended to mSrcI.
In this mRtteFi - : y ~
:. not, then up and be doing. Tho time Is short,
nn rue; but long enough for your work to heal
many a horTtd cash, cool many parch0d lIp and
wipe many = tear away. ielI.lT
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APP r. A A. r. ]. !.
FARMERS OF OHIO AND ADTAdENr
COUNTIES SSA1F'


| We appeal to you to contributs ~ -. :. 20
% the reliet of the sick and wouS5sd Sof5Va nes
our armies, now urgently demandin,S 49,, s Of
tbsIr "a M many Of youF e llOW-eitizens ave III
az Is EssYAged and their homes desolate5 ~
me ruthless iron heel OF war, Won have ~, N
LILY spAEea' ThankD to kind Proyf5s1s = = ~
H. oEn veterans for whom We nj NJ eoS
time and harvest have returned "a 1S,tI Ii SEED
your gTAnARie5 are fnI and Vorr ti VII you
~ W 49,, -, mat the brave soldiers to whom Wi,
80. !IE ~ are suffering for q merR tStbcS ~ ~
Ehat they have preserved 70 you. and Sr,d ING OF
ana n Sg Let your gifts roiiin in onsI
you owe your harvest. homes. - "Yle 70 Aneha
AANG,lUlEsAOTURERS, MECHANICsRAND
-. :. ~ g J.t4 GAEG OF WHEELING
IassyS fruitful In good works let NOT -vo1r
~ .I nov. Remember your brave 6sIsndHl a
nave no shops To- work inipo VOL, = y1p would
~ tIl your gratitude in stingy MEASURE In.
money and IN nave ~ often done before, n
MERCHANTS OF WHERTIyc ssi97e
on ycu icy 7o s@irgsSsy vs should bluah to eS,;
= sOta eyeryWherel But forget rot a.. q a. re
in trSdeH s SsS SoS owe a. any note you ever ave
I9nr gains yould mot repay DonIt 80 mat half
Sos more pun he elAsc baud and sS az HSt
rar 1ADIES1 sf eii6u -
Little need DO said to Won ;vo,,- {.
LeaayS Your hearts are always mill 90 ALSayS
yGST sS9nty calls yoP to your daty. We &So more
~. 4 MINISTERS I'M! OF THE GOSPEL
PLEAD Nth taS e ne 1s9ioGs in this holy eauSs
So o99 told Hsver WaS bFfEbt y me
n never was there more fearful re-noS-
~ Aosi CHILDREN ssnae3 gcg j
~ Sogs PScEeG money and spend II at tbs
PIC There IL will hPing -.
y. ~ ,t.aI - y many wound beside
~. lens q ok NE1GHBoRING TOWNS
abStSnttSI y HPetay and elSO nOmethlnE nooTs
y. s0% a, zeslops patriot in ieh eornmunitv =.
ed tSjoH and Hhen It 6 fIisd VIII 81 \,
,SiS ~, ~ e as, and soon, e-aGled mn LesItn
SSj ~ ~ eonso It Ghaf & F6ils3
Wing and IN III NE sick 1andthS nAngl6dJ the
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COMPANY d.

Ril!sd.-sergs. A. K. Gilmore, Corporal
Joseph s. Halsted, color bearer; Privates
u W. Hamilton and Robert ]. Anderson.
RouHded.--Corp. Dsnl. Maxwell, top of
bead, severely but not dangerously; Corn.
r. =; N; Adams. left shoulder, slightly; Jno.
w. Murray, right arm, severely. &C.,
- . COMPANY. H.u.l lala- = :
i-ki4sd.-oorp. Jno, H. wildman.
Observation-Disclosures John H. Bennett.
Eight leg, severely, and James Bacchus.
shot thFo ugh cheeks, dangerously. 7If'
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To the Ladies and Gentlemen
Of Wheeling and Vicinity

HE Undersigned earnestly urge upon Won. ipdi.
IA Yia1ally and collectively, to lend us your Aid
E FPot oS2PsrSte with rs in efforts to make the
and Far worthy of the occasion and q triumpbSnt
ladies', We appeal to you in behalf OF this great
charity to aid psin ling our special
articles, 90 that It may be inferior to nonS N ~
play. +rl D = '-,''-'f SE-Huu HUEtny dl9-
Organize At once, and call on your friends ps,ob.
aua eloM,ctttzens at home and abroad to con.
SndS R wild FlSEsTS Ho,ses Singing Birds Of ali
hAogins BASKETS Fancy WreathS, Artificial PIngl''
S ,r' tloWeT Vases and statuGry. Everything not
oSnated VIII be returned to the oVnerS It The con-.
elusion Of the Festival. - EH' Gun
Sentemen, cooperate with the ladies In tl,a r+,.
cahty OF our undertaking. and AID them bv ~
SOSei ana manifestation Of earnest feeling and
PGIL1otio interest In all that concerns the TorP
fEoVoke one another to good WorkSn in this I'm.
portant department " 'Ai' itii
contributions may be delivered to the dinsYsnt
soers OF the Committee or to any Of TIC IsdV or
y W.. IL MoNEELY, DR.. A.s. TODD.
u V'O W L =! 4 T. JOS. sEYBOLD,
yoio-tN Oommittee on Floral Department.
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FRLLoM-oIrIzFNs


One aud sll coma help along this bsNgVosut uudsrs
taking. BeeAule you fsel secure don't forget tbRt
war UAlkg sbrOad In the land, that war must have
its ViotimB, aud that but for these for whom Te
plead war might even now be upon you and yours
Don't wait to be called upon, Committees will moi
have time, but voluntarily and cheerfully come M
to- this feast Of love. and there laying your glib
upon its altar plight afresh your tToth to your
bleeding country aud each other, and rush to save,
oh save from lingering wounds, disease aud death
these brave defenders Of your all.
II every man, woman and child among rs would
give but one dollar to the cause what incense would
arise. 49, !
Contribution Of money. should be made to =asl'
JOHN D0NL0N, Chairman,
JH0.R.HoPRINs, = eco EADtMs
ALEX. LAUGHLIN, MORGAN L. OFT
- W. = Finance Committee . 7 = - .
Contributions, other than money, ahould be sent
t. the warehouse OF Jno. p. HopEi ms, No. so, Main
street, where they viii be properly cared for An
articles should have card attached, giving owner .
name and residence, and probable value OF same.
and stating whether donated loaned forFthe en-
ssni4am entot mo Hal. * - aA z N6Js1O
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RrlL.dl Nnnnegaas ~

Wouadsa,- Corp Benz. Ohambers isf.
arm, flesh wound; Corp. Wilson Chambers.
b. Abercombie, shot through both cbssLs
severely; Francis NJ. Gray, LETT thi9b b+o!'
ken, dangerously; Juo bacon, left breast
dangerously; Geo. Banes, right arm. fies5
wound; IsaacN. Fisher, second finger fight
hand Hartman Grow, right hand, Slight.
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. "FeStIEal and Raj. .

"a "a tSAAU EdlfS
i[OERsoNs Eiahing to subscribe to the nv,
-. eslnS EaiSed in connection with the Pair Sn-
I 9sntn 1 o. our sick aud wounded soldierE vii
IL al y on me undersigned At his place OF bnsi
ness and DO %, as other duties In eonneetion jt
them 9 Is VII now prevent his calling ON
and not Vet maid n tSoiI nave already Subscbed
cali and settle. ''O"s p WIN please
,.,s, JOHN DoNLoN
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Rebel Bullets and CoppsEhead B al al
.''r's lots. '5S H- nal'e' Fi'-+ -

=
r lots. 7S o. H.i'e' 5''- -
The following from the It,sn,s gla.a,
ReStSteT, must be cheering 70 our Northern
Copperheads. 1t shows them that ithhir
part in the work of destroying the Union
10 appreciated by their rebel alliessu 19Gl'
Ex-President Pierce, Seymour, of Con.
necticut, "VRllandigham, Reed. Wood
Richardson and hundreds of Others, are as
hostile to the war as they are to Black Re.
Pubhcanism. These men are dong us in
direct service. They are not openly and
IRvoWedly our friends, nor could " 9 reason.
ably ask this of Them. But they are not
our bloody enemies. United aGainst Mr..
Lincoln and hi; clicked policy, breasting the
power OF an overwhelming majority, firm
to the traditions and presidents of consti
tutional liberty, this noble band of patriots
rs striving to erect a break:water that shall
arrest the surges of the unloosed deluee.
II they did no more than resist the central
iEation of Mr.. Lincoln, that far they are
worthy of our respect and SYMPATHY. If
they hold up the banner of State rights,
that far they are advocating a sentiment
entitled to our admiration. go -
Such is the course they are pursuinp
and such a course ought to have our cor
dial appreciation. Step by step thu same
convictions and the same temper that have
braced them in compact unity and fery
valor, to deuounce ultra Federalism and
New England fanaticism, will inevitably
bring them upon the right ground as it re-
sPects our independence. We confess our
faith in their political principles. We con.
Tess our confidence that eventually these
men viii see the whole truth and embrace
all its conclusions. .-..- =. :,
We can gain nothing by deuouncine
them. We may loose much by presenting
q hostile front to their peace movements,
Live with them under the same govern
ment we never will. But, msaasS6ile. If
they aOitt use the ballot boz against M In In
coin, I0hilst Toe use the cartridge boz, eae6
side tOiH Be a helper to the other, and BON
cooperate IN accomplishing the greatest tUork
'Ohteh tbs country aud the continent han.
tOitHeSsed. .5ssai' -
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sTRAY cow

, ASE . the residence Of the subscriber m, a.,
S6t Pthe.- ono mile eaSt Of Roueyi. Pott
Titb 49, 'nfi t OF Nay lASt, LIGHT RED COW
u yeArs old. The owner can 6sSe az e spout
~ operty AID paying all ehhrgeS -e ~
tsA'=Stef 1'z 70 tEb >. BAROSfIJT cRnuul n
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e has heen remarked that Vsllandie.
BAN 10 an elephant Gelf.impossd on the
hapds of the Democracy. That hes has.
supporters, there is no question. But the
faction which hail bin % their champion
are the rule or ruin sort. They compelled
the party to take him up in Ohio. He was
beaten by hundred thousand. He re.
appears to make higher bid, and the
party must either recognise him or throw
him and his supporters overheard. But the
case is presented BY the Chicego POst,as,
democratic paper that understands it thor.
|oughly. We quote 81, ,s.1s Ii m.
Months ago we stated that the plan,of
the men who sought to defeat the demo.
cratic party included Mr.. Vallandiphatn,s
return on the eve ef%the Chicago Conven-
tion' MS appointment as delegate to Chi.
Ssso, MS arrest BY an effort on the part of
his friends to "rebuke the admiuistrationn
oy nominating him on the Democratic
ticket. The first part of this plan has
been carried out. 1t remains to ia ssen
whether the administration will interfere in
his behalf by arrestiug him. again. We
disapproVed of the manner of his arrest.
the manner of his trial, and the whole pro.
cess by which he was punished, neverthe.
less the Supreme court of the United States
having unanimously decided that there
was no power in that or any other legal
tribunal known to the laws, to review or
set aside the proceedings of the military
court that tried him, we saw nothing left
but submission. We think Mr.. Lincoln
ought long since to have removed the sem
tence aud permitted him to return. 1t
would have done no harm to the country,
and given Mr.. Yallsndigham no particular
glory. II Was cheap way for the gov.
eminent to get out of very .disgracsful
affair all round. - -
what will the Government do now? He
comes back in defiance of its authority
Does he come back by the conniyauce of
the government II 60, then the govern
ment is guilty Of . petty piece of tyranny
In refusing to remove the sentence of bar.
ishmeut. Will he be re arrested? If so.
we have no doubt but the great majority
OF those who wish him to De nominated at
chicago, snxiously hope that he will be,re.
arrested. His first arrest obtained for him
the nomination of governor of Ohio, and
secured the defeat of the Democracy by. a
hundred thousand majority. His second
arrest mny secure his nomination for Vice
President on the Democratic ticket as it
did the one in Ohio; but, we have hone
that Mr. Lincoln will not interferegin this
case, to produce either of these resnlts. -.
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RouNdsa-Priyates Henry Foatney, lef.
leg, severely Robt. HsisEell, right fore
niger; Ezra wallace, left thigh, severely;
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right side (shell) mortality AleTi : Me-.
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