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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-15

PHILADELPHIA was in an awful state of
excitement all Of Tuesday night and all
sorts of rumors aud reports were afoatt to
stimulate the excitement. Strange to say,
the rumor which spread the quickest, aud
which was generally credited, was that
President Lincoln, with Secretary Stanton
and the other Cabinet officers. had arrived
at the Continental Hotel OF course. any
number of Philadelphians besieged the of.
fee of the hotel to ascertain the true state
of affairs, but they did not succeed in get
ting satisfactory information on the sub
ject, and only left the premises fully salts
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N OTICE

order that deteGtiTe4 and other specuIatinp
y persons may not give themselves any unneees
tbSt ,ssI NJ IN P9inting out the person or persons
ighI asst As stated in his article of Monday morn
sns5 nov state most emphaticalIy that ID e NOT
oIIiIeStI snu furthermore will give one hundred
I S ms statement eau be proved correct. on
tnAt any boarding horse has ever len MeDonaId :
D1eI slAOie without written order from fbs
person owning said horse or their personal c.,
iv1o.,s JOHN SCARBOROUGH,
for Mcdonald Baer.
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Excelsior Planning Mill.

HAVING fitted up my establishments with the
IL Latest Improved Machinery, am now pre-.
pared 70 furnish at my otiee In BRIDGEPORT, the
same that was formerly occupied by Stewart and
heelinei Rough and Worked Boards, Flooring
weather. Boarding, Doors Sash, Shingles, Shelving
Cornice Boards, Shutters, Mouldings, Paliugs Pan
neistun, Frames, and Building Materials Generally
All work delivered free Of charges at the CleVe-
land and Pittsburgh r. X. Depot, and also at the
baltimore and Ohio and Hempheld r. R Depo t.,
excepting tolls.
~ Orders promptly attended to.
GEORGE REELINE,
Formerly Of the firm Of Stewart 4 Keelinel
BEIDdEPoRT. Belmont Co, o. Je9-6mS
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Valuable Private Residence for
Sale,

I WILL SELL MY TWO STORY DWELLING IN
L in the town OF Martinsville, Belmont county,
ohio. Said house contains eight good rooms with a
large yerandah. There are all the the necessary
out-buildnss attached to said house aud good ice
house. The lot contains three quarters of acre,
with good choice grated fruit trees Of great
variety.
ji14-lwt ENOCH RORRRS
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Omcial Agency

FOR THE PROMOTION AND PROJECTION oP
IMAIGRATIoN TO WEST YIRGINIA.
ME undersigned, appointed by the Executive OF
The state under an Act OF the legislature
onsrs TO all applicants, free Of charge, Impartial
and reliable information in regard to the son eli
trial resources Of West Virginia. as well As every
other Kind Conformation useful necessary 10 he
Immigrant. Correspondence In English French and
uermAu J. II. DISS DEBAR
Commissioner OF Immigration
ST. Clara Colony, Doddridge Co, w. Va.
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In Chancery.

Jacob A. Taylor, vs.. John a, Charnook, ct. al.
I n the Circuit Court OF Ohio County. Decree rem
i deTed June 2nd, 1864
BY virtue Of decree rendered by the Circuit
Court OF Ohio county, State of West Virginia, on
the ID day OF June, 1864 in the above entitled
sha proceed to sell at public auction at the front
door Of the Court House Of said county, on the list
day of August 1854, to the highes; and best bidder
on credit Of six and twelve months, in equal in
stallments, the following described property, to wit
the whole of lot number twenty eight and part Of
lot number one hundred and forty, situated immei
diRtely west thereof which said lot and part OF lot
bounded follows: beginning the north east
corner Of lot No. Is, in 4 O. Riches addition "a
the city OF Wheeling, situated on the west side Of
MorroW street, thence sOuthwardly with Morrow
street, three feet, Westwardy with the south
ern line OF said lot No. 2S, and Of lot number
hundred and forty, nifty feet and i've inches
thence northwardly with a line parallel with Nor
row street. thirty feet, thence eAstWaTdly IF
tyseyen feet tiVe inches in n direct line to the place
Of beginning.
The purchaser to give bond with good security
Jyl-lm JOSEPH sEYBOLD, S. o. @.
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fed that "old Abe'' had entered the back
door of the establishment, and given orders
to keep his arrival there secret. These
stories were repeated in Philadelphia on
Wednesday mOrning-thus showing that
the inhabitants eff that goodly city are, if
not panic. stricken, at least "inyasion-
msd'
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Valuable CountryResidence
FARM FOR sArE

E&-ESH4 FOR SALE.
SHALL, until the Both day OF July inst. oH.r
\ Tor sale my Country Residenee aud Farm' sit1-
ate IN ONO County, West Va, At station On ne
Hempheld Aatiroad, four miles east OF Wheeli1,
and nTe miles BY the National Rosd 81
Sa'd iar contains ninety-tWO Ie2 acres OF beantf
IRiiy situated aud highly improved land. A NAT
OF the Improvements consist ofa nue. residence t.
mousse smoke house, spring. house. barn. stable a.
Gthsr onldlngs rs aPPletreeu, Ia ful bearing. m
the choicest fruit, also plum, peach, anime -,
SaSari,Pear tres. Blaekberry Balpbsrfy, CuFrant.
vineyard. i'Oa'iOh lOr
coal-easy of access. ~ 49, VEIN OF
Possession given this fall.
n hs = % = e. Aeheson, Esq, Dr. ]. u. ConneIv,
ford on the premises - - VI " L. Luh'-
Tor terms, part ieulArs or plat apply To HANNI-
~ " tOAsl Esq 1907 Fourth street, HheeiinE,
~ said farm Is not sold at private -ale bes,rs ,h
GAY Of July, inst 1t viii on that dsv be oersd
The froDt a., Peone auction, a 10 O'Clock A. NJ, AZ
w VA on' ooOr OF the Court House Of OHIO County,
TERMs-one-third cash, balance In ,i4 and
we've months, or all cash II prefsrred. iyl-td
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u. s. MARsHAL,s SALE.

D' or t GS1 W. St the p 9RIiSf
Hall 4 Woodvard Of Virginia,at Wheeling, Spring
tl-ti . Term, 1864. Order OF Sale.
N pursuance OF an order Of sale Issued from the
Il Clerks office of the District Court OF the United
states for the Western District Of Virginia. AZ
Wheeling, in the above entitled cause will on
Tuesday, July 18th, 1864, the premises, at New
Creek Station Of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
Company, in Hampshire county, West Virginia, sell
at public auction to the higaest aud best bidder q
parcel of land containing i've acres, more or less
Said land adjoins the land Of Robert K Sheets on
the west, the heirs Of James Faris deceased on the
south, and Angus W. Mcdonald on the east, and
extending to the Greek, together with the dwelling
house and other improvements thereon, commonly
known A. -Hall a WOodWard's Tannery."
Aud on wednesday, July Is, 1854, at Piedmont
Station OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, in
Hampshire county, West Virginia, will sell at pub
lie auction, TO the highest and best bidder the fol-
lowing Lots, with the improvements thereon, stu
ated in the town Of Piedmont, in said county num-
beTed forty eight-lS-fOTty-nine,
and aixty-One,-6l-saeh fronting twenty-five
feet on Third street and running back to the north
branch OF the Potomac river, and Lot numb cred
Notwithstanding hIty feet on First street and
running back TO Third street .
Terms Of sale-Cash.
sale 10 commence at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
4. NORTON,
Jez.td U. s. Marshal W. D. Of Va.
~ The above sale Is postponed for thirty DAYS,
that IL to say, at New Greek until the 18th OF
August 1864, and at Piedmont 18th Of August 1864
JyS 4. 81. NORTON, U. g Marshal.
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Main Street
Ladies WishingtO consult the Dr.. (if they prefer
can call at room No 81, MonrOe House, and Mrs
Lee viii take pleasure in accompanying them 70
the ONCE. Can bs found At the Monroe House at
night.
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II. @. COTS, Trustee.
CAVALRY HORSES WANTED.

OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsrER,
~ WHEELINs, WEsF Va, June 30, 1854.
OPEN MARKET for the purchase of Cavalry
Horses viii be continued at wheeling. West Va
One hundred and fOTty-fVe d0IlAEs will be paid
Tor all horses passed BY the Board Of Inspection.
SPECIFICATIONS
'tAu horses for the Cavalry service must be sound
In every particular; from as feen to (lGJ Eixtssn
hands high, and not Ie than (5l ave than
l9) years old; in good neshi eompactly built;
bridiswiss; Of good action, and free from all de-
fects."
Payments to be made in Certificates OF Indsbt-
eduesss for eight horses more.
BY order OF Ii. Col. JAS. A EKIH, Chief Q. n
J. @. RARNsWoRTH,
je3o-eodu Capt. A. Q. n.
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War! War! war!

OWING to the general disarrangemeut In tr,d.
" and money matters, We have coucIudsJ to- ~
present TO self exclusively for Cash.
we again call attention TO notice to come
jyls D. NIoOLL 4 BRO
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NOTICE.

DERs0NS indebted to us will find th.i. I'M
4 ready for payment this week. We No.. Oi US
further notice will be necessary -'Pe NO
1e22 b. NIooLL 4 BRO
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BrOadbent's French Coffee.
TRUSTEES SALE.

OF TIE NEWSPAPER PRINTING ESTABLISH
MENT, KNOWN AS THE "REGIsTER OFFICE'
ON MONDAY, THE 18TH AUGUST, 1864, AT
THE FRONT DOOR OF THE COURT HOUSE
FOR OHIO COUNTY:
IN pursuance Of a Deed Of Trust from Arnold s.
i TTOwbridge and Owen d. Downey, to me, bear
ing date the 10th July, 1861, recorded in the Re-
cOrdersl Office for the County Of Ohio in Book IS,
folio 1922 at the front door of the Court House, for
Ohio County, on Monday the 18th August, 1856,
commencing at 10 O'Clock, A NJ shall sell to the
highest bidder at public auction, ''the printing
presses, engines, types, materials aud fixtures tools
and implements of any and every kind whatsoever
now contained in or belonging to the printing office
and bindery," then known rs the "Union printing
aud publishi' Office" aud since known the
'RegIster printing and publishing office"
TERMS OF SALE.-The One-third of the purchase
money in cash, and the remaining in equal install
ments, payable in six and twelve months after date,
with interest from date ifdesired the purchaser
may pay the full amount OF the purchase money in
cash For the deferred credit iRstalments, the
purchaser TO give bonds with approved personal So
curity. JAMES s. WHEAT,
tyl5 Trustee.
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Photograph Cards for Gentlemen

SASIPLEs AND CATALOGUES sent for Is cent?.
- Enclose envelope with your own name and
address d. HBhMETTE,
bS1< Liberty Street.
1el6-lms HEW. YoRE
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vance and the Retreat-The Fullest
Account yet Published.
CHAELEsToS, W. Va,
July 10th, 1864.
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AGENTS WANTED

ITO SILL THE STANDARD HISTORY OF THE
Il War. rare chance TO make money. Agents
are clearing from 500 10 S30O per m0nth. $4,000
volumes already sold Send for circulars AddresI
JONES, BROS CO., PubliaheFss BALTIMORE,
Nd je2 3m~
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WHKELIS5, WEsF Va, Dec. 9Th, 1858,
To al tgh0m Il may concern: We, the under
signed, members Of the West Virginia Lexislaturs
take pleasure In saying that We have known Dr.
Richard u Lee many years previous To the break
ing out Of the Rebellion, q successful aud ener-
gete practitioner Of Medicine (ofthe Eclectic SCHOOL,
Ohio.
g. SLACK, Senator 18th Dist
WIS .DUNBAR, n. II. d.
JOHN NJ PHELPHS, Pres Senate
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DR.. B. 81. LEE.
ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN
SURGEON AND ACCOuCHER

TNENDERs his professional services to the citizeus
\ OF wheeling aud vicinity. DR.. L. il graduate
OF the Eclectic Medical Institute Cincinnati and
has had many years exPerienee in the practice Of
his profession, aud he hopes by close attention 70
DR.. Lee has given SPECIAL attention 70 and ~
been etninently successful In the treatment or
chronic diseases OF every variety, and especially on
such rs rheumatism, and diseases OF tue Eve And
bar, Liver Complaint, Nervous Debility, Cancsra
aud Ulcers, Constipation, Pfles and diseases Of the
successfully treated for any OF the above disease
would find IL 70 their interest q cOnault DR. Lee
without delay. Our practice is safe, certain and
prompt, leaving mercurial faint in the sVgteTu
but cleansing, TenOYating aud strengthening the
general system acting In unison with Natureis IN
euing laws.
The sun., 1864-11-04

s 'aalSil,c cOircbpe nGtut yves tneioiU'yuF nc-
cl4ut Il tle tn,A.ar situation lu Ge'fFie aud Ten
Wan IS - reaches G.4s.r., As b. tlt W.
e .... e.. I'd a!th nc can lnaI Lt must 'i'u'i
i.l , g.. ~ lrlicsscr Il ycr, gt CIu'AcrH,s. or
tA"aro 10 Ia, sspnyiila, the terrn4n'h oi the
.iso.cry lnd l,IaIess LsiifJ4i. AthouSh II
Wit hc ao at - depcr4toI or lI" patt - ""
rth. thew many lspns e. boicy, b" VIII 80
iI Jrii DAVIS tud the utorgiHts ust ne "oulu
so ko uus cJutluI, ..icn- IaI rom 'tc p'nt Stei
man cEI -otoi N assault, and he hla' pr'inisch
ChrsthIui's men that tey shouli soou tr'nd rem
ioc sOl, aLI ~ one OF his speeches he dct iMed
Hnt tc cAi eciod 5u,ulJ rocruit. iram lchn'ssce a
retreat t0uth"arl would certa My arouse tie ieo-
ole Oi Goofl1l,i who are now demanding peace
uiorcibrc be must move North, ur run tue RISK oI
s't lB tnr ,-Ai.le S.a!e 81 Tie sluih de'Hen
,ts,r from tie suitcrn Con'cdeiscy.
II 're are .udi s.ilus Of a. inientot' on
u. l-gt - move North Jesiucs tie general ONES
arcncy indic,.eI. lic NJ Jntsoincry MAIL - u g
ION, rad That all mails aud baggage Tor ne zen
lcstcr army han leon ordercl tot point In North
Alabama, near tue flyer aud FOrreHt II Known ~
ic rc, uunOcf " tor croas NJ place at ne Muscle
shoals wlilc DcA Iuylor ss hcriug all ms iotce4
iu tie .uty e.. Y 4idIAl. complete Junction
q, go these ,catiercd rs 'mcns will make al army
OF jj,VOJ infantry, iuuyJ cavalry and iIll adpliy
- artillery but y that force getS North ui tAc
tennessee i viii never get back as.in l KNOW
that y. .orman extremely anNlous that H0"d suHli
undertake tAis movement The Tcnncsscc RIVER
is very Lih aud Tie risc Is nos suudeE one, IKE
uloaO that follow Hdiuiucr rgins It Is pleniy up,
Tor sIN uontLs, GuI puI guhbo,is can ialroi i''
from tlattsuutss ~ the mouth, eNe,p. ~ TIC
ais whiun lwenty miles long, sud - IS here
that the relcls wish to cross think they VIII and
Ltte RESISTANCE ia thcir northern movements I'll
tlcy gct across the river, Int getting south VIII
AoI he easy Atlanta ~ perfectly sale, as tlero
no rebels Ia arm. In ncorgis OUTSIDE oi Hoo4'
army, suu ,scu " ,hsy "tt, he place could uoI Ie
taken by .oV,UJV men "a .nr,c months, and hOt AZ
tn.t time, e&ccpt by cutting our mndn.cst.Ons
The sun., 1864-11-04
Fearful i;ovcugcruI Tragedy.

"A CarlsruAc letter" says psr.s paper, ire
l.ics sn eNtrGordinat. u1sciy sad to have Just
taken place n that city, but which give under
every res,rvc:
"a POI IA count, named X -, after scducirg
M.llg. de IL, J., one 70. Size ID, st charming lad ~
~ Catisrue, abandoned her Ia order " marry tho
Msrquise de l.. Mile do Ia IL 81 ed by
eycry means " win back her iaitlless lover. but
hueug Ter eIorts useless determined ~ he
avenged grand bail was given a few DAYS bacs
ut tho residence Of tue Nsrqu.se TO celebrate her
I,'r ihsl with thg Count Inc Jsts WAS at lis
lci. II wt ~ Mlllc. de IA n approached tie
ii .rq. .use with a suc ON her '.ps es If about 10
:. tc Ter. aui then dashed Tie ,yutculs or ph al
g. routc q INTO l,i iacc. 4 ,iort ,me heiorl
sersant IN liver, haa handed letter 70 the Count
Aiter rea ing 1t the later turned pale aud mme'
| dIItely went ou.. IN, next day h.s body was dis
| covered stsLh.l w.h ronisrd Il three PLACES
| while that ot Auuc. dc Ia b was found In
fNcr which runs short o'stanc' iron the town
The natqdlsc Is 4lsl.1It"i tor lie"
The sun., 1864-11-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.
khE1T'EsS.

CONN X -Dn "ein"sc ~ nloinipR' Ny'' "a, MI M
g. incrt yYul.,st tl'iu o' " .'''''a '' 4''' '
Lyiio.t h'cn i. L.Dh is. ,, 1901
a., t',cf iI', frnr.,i az. r. Liz, t,, ,,-tlo.u II
", .t t-psn u. fosilen,o of bis p;r,u,s 2ps fnird
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'V"t '"hhF '''-'"'" l''i-i4i' ID. t'' "''' "
IN, i--,,ts oft'r family ~ r,apfrtiuli. invited
d, .t.end ,tc funeral tile ttridn,i n,te,p.oii. ..
cr NJ nom h,r bTOfOst'. i. q, urp - Carroll st
D,u'h ;,oollvn ucr ron, aims viii Ia t,k,n IN TN.
tr,,,ery n, M. uol, Cross lor inirrm,ut IL
r,v,,f. 49,. 'r,.,,s.t,.. ~ a. rI,,,..t q: f,,.
ihhIIS-Vyh AhuIrIi'' mar 49, r''' '' i''o"N '' : ~
me fplai. .yes md friend. o, the farnit ore ~.
s,octnilI luyteI TO attend Tie funeral, On Satuldu
~, m u f,h iuft a, 10 ,'clOf fou his Ia;e rcsi-
dence. 10; ns.rav IT. south f'Iookltn. L5J
80. -, -, A.. ,.t .,,...., -. t., I'D.
lOhb-on lui, lay' % 10y ',l' , .'' 4 e'' r. - "a
yen ll",'-' VI" NJ We L'iN''' WV '' '''' t'
The sun., 1864-11-04
THE NEW YORK SUN
fEmAY MOPVING, NOv.4. 1854.


Thc Aspccts ~ tso Vsr.
A aAvIrw II Tho u.I..i.ro s.tuaH p f-ars - 4,
.lo r-bcls src rn-s'nr dcgrera," c''o-tr g. c-H
la.s The ndo OF Unon v;torer, and inr,-, g..
car,aatn ovcr into sr ;hc- ythr. Tho rsr,r ...
ccStNai has S. fsr aurnd'1 tboir e1ort- ',r us
purpose, in1,c atos uhat they hnvo recovered /,
so.no srsn. a. evhaur.ilu on lofscs ~ thc 7'in.
rner campaigns iu Gc'rga aud NitgiuA. rs., =
uc.lly, General shznNAs u. for ,he trro, tctnp On
tho defensive fr ,ho preservation OF ir tsscf,
vLi.h aro threatened D. us strategy %
General bfNJRLGAgp. whom the r'holi
ls'e at lat pitted ag,int oar ntle't
General. We now havo news t. the effect that =
r,lel army OF thirty thousand men hA0 crossed thO
Tennessee river. Jh,s force s c'mpoaci OF II o'''a
lss'on arrny reinforced IS =. lcoles, al' be cr-
cludyc u she bands rnDor Generals pilK Is,tO,
FosR,Er. aud others, which, should they form
Junction. would increase tho rcbrl amy orporel 10
BngKxAs 10 t,al Of about Gfty or s,N,y t.lussui
men. 1Ais num'-r ia Tar inferior - Nc iorccl
under ticncral snElN,N hut lho latter g. comlc led
- guard long Lac of iortihcd bsioa from Atlanta
% Nashville. lie may, sud probably will resort to
the rapoleonic strategy Of abandoning Is b.. a.,
and conccntfsunr to forces tina. hold ticu f. =
victory nst would moru hau .t'i1ro t,In, iesu.cs
HunLl!Aung the rebel army. suEAi,s ou" u tie
lew Generals In active service capable oi oX.c,irg a
movement u this character, and ft mes ueccs.
sary 10 attempt II, i've la- sufoi,n. genius .ko
Abe respons.b.ity in the trans. VI ssisswp region
ve Ind that the rtuauon is auspc.ous General
PticEiO bc sUro LasHwcp: Trough " .s. m, s.D nH
al manner OF supplies, bat las teen COM ici to
'sll back on tho Arkausif lu.. viii heavy ] - 10
mcn aud material, al the p5cc &c pfnt where Gcl-
eral Roo.oEANr' furcea may lc expected to s,I.lo
h'n, and Were, thougA 10 All BE- -cin.orc,d by
a." tcu " twenty tholaaul rebels that tave uoen
theatgu l- latile K ,,s cr fu,ar utno r,s set he
cont tct l.Ir-.l iiel b. ttst vicinity would ~ a
;,Is ,per ..,.. a.c,p ia.uy o. -a.auluL ntirJrn
to gt!C. isUrcra ,ls .a l..uia .fo a sJ hopo-
~ Taq 4o..t .,..u. ,.s.ee Vas scyanta-
,,.us .u ,o4..., o.t Gu, s.fon{ aud ;Ae weak
The sun., 1864-11-04
slavery s,aaseIi lin tie Home otis ;ric-a-

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The sun., 1864-11-04
The Democratic Part

1, is unfoIsunste Lai tie leaders %. tle Iem,-
cratic party iid net "A, tho very outset Of III. var,
~tc .;se stand 20 which, by 'l lts past ilt.-. anil
associations, the Pa,ty was enu'lcI--p stan
which would hsve rallied g. its support uot orly
all who wero tAeu in Ne racks, but the Lu'L
VI all oppositions aud larlous--ihe stand Of 9. =
,rcss aud OF the people. 4 rho-'.sv',aa an 1
,ihter'l policy has placed the paHy 4'il loa-
ton. Others hago al .a.i tte ju' % a-rne
hud witn 1t many II the cardinal I:lnqies Nbicl.
sood old.iashoueG Douio. eats used to inouopoile.
Many OF the best and sauachesi 81. poTttrs ot Ii q
party have lelt clup,nci Q, 'c,,c , Eni 1s war
Democrats" Az doins tsue a. uust rcr o. Z
irieods. Eyideauy tao mSla-euept o' tuo nar,y
needs chsnge-a re-irolc'0us 90 sat lie till,s.
The sun., 1864-11-04
Financial News, Markets, &c.

NSlr } 0r., II,u'.isy .'Or. q, J.. h.-lke tnctua
tou- in god to-day ic!iows Al ~ O'Clock,
80 li.-t - i05p 2gsS J. n 2e9'. ll25,
$50; llih 2sJN 1l.5L 25d 1905. s5j 1926, 2'I !;
f, '2''s y pa, / sj, 80 q 2.iG 2)5. 80,
l.l, ~ "a .I .%. The general tocE market eN-
'c'iln'ei ., gent sui suddeu fluctuations duuug
tn dA,, resul ne IN . nail hirncs Ia many tt.rs.
to',. nn,.t 1. stletItf. Ihe loan mari - mo-
CO. n.,l. ttlte A. ~ sent tunuc iCiA Lills passed
lTNies
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Ns,I to iae Presidential contest. the iuttres, g..
car voting pcruator centres ia the c'scn,n ".
ntuA.r' VI Causfcs>, NLu 81 al well and tuly
d.. ont t.e interests . our st.tf ,d cty lu tue
olVr u o tao ,-r.l. CO iidstes hay, lceu put
.-r"a.- b both q. $40 .rcat political parties, some
o. '1cm aTe ren,lem,n We. qualified Tor the posi-
t,n~ they fccE, wLi.' .tLers 80 not TIE 'aen any
elIta'en,- f1.p w'ud a,sre Should hold tho
,-'e Tor wn.,h taey have teen presented az csuui-
-S'e' 1t ! thei 4'J.c, tie duty q every citizen to
tc u "teAt .u his caluir eI respecting the man
! .-1 'pm'Ftout g. rrnrt t1t his district IN Con-
tr's' TIC uC House o; Reprtsc nia;.yes will
te caleb upon 10 display a wisdom aud la.r otsu,
never before demanded # Ne members, and II
iA"s' "soeI In elg national Legislative Hall, as
The Representatives he people, sre not eomrc-
tent % dis 'haro ther trust the consequences viii
he most disastrous /. Mo ua.'cu. iu asking our
ot1eus II lo' after ,her oru Individual interests
in this matter We would also recommend them to
consider whether their representatives in Congress
should not also bo mon who have decided convic
tsoaa VI ths duty thew eve to the whole country =,
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.



Tor the cave O. Coughs Colds, lnnueuaa Hoarse uers
pil.eu,t G.ecthns, and al Affection. OF the rhros,
3oro -ia luhes aud Lungs, lesi,ng 10 Consumption.
Ihs sovryeirn remedy IL compounded from the favor.
itr rocpu Of IN illus;'i3us Physiclln and Chemisi
VINO ior riauy year usei II with tAe complete
success IN hs extensive private practice. lie had
long ieeu profoundly Impressed wilh the wonde rtul
virtue o. the honey cf the plant Ho,ehound in union
IN the cleaning and healing properties Of tar ex.
tIActei from the Life Principle OF the iores, tree
Ables BILE umca OF Balm OF Giead. Tor yeaIs he was
oaied in ns attempts 10 blend thee" great medicinal
forces into ch uuoA that toe original POWER would
be preserved, the disasreeatle qualities Of common
tar removed snd the p'icc Of the compound be within
the means OF H \. last al. "a lou, course of dill
cult chemical experiments he found that by adding
10 ,hese tive other ingredients, eIch ont valuable by
Itself he NOT only obtained the desired results but
greatly iucrsed the curative powero of the compound
This having been thoroughly tes,el by practice, 10
nov offered TO the general public safe, pleasant
and iuallible remedy. Pnce, 81 Cents per botLe,
For sale by all druggists. CHARLES powNER
GsusrL Assent ~ Cedar ~ New YsTk. s6o