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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-17
DfArs Or NEw YoaK,

CovHrY c1 KIHes.
Dorr, Secretary Of the :. Atlantic FIRE In
sarsees Company" Of Hartford, c., bsisg sev
a. hinself eays that tho foregoing il true, full
ana CORE i ssssemsut OF tho Affairs Of said Cor
porstion, ard the. they are the ahov . nsnsd .fi-
esrs thereof. add that no part Of '.be capital OF
sssoings Of said eonp.ay has pss deposited in
i3ieusd JoHN .. CoCHs, President.
h0sArro D0Ha, Secretary.
S,h..,;hea and sworn 70 ,Defers me BY the
.hors named Johp b. Cocks, Prs+ideus. and H :
Is'iU - .:si
=; ,s,.nU, H.. .T Tsos. L. ruons.I.
!S~Itl Cou e.. ~. =. No Tu..
NS''
Known all men thu. tn. Atlantic Fire In
that s"o, r.
49,. ~ i.ve Tor end on 6e',.if sf ssiu I,omosnv
p sssse, service ef iii PR sss whether metro or
Sasi. II any a.y so.ies Or proossdiax against
:.a S.e.Sy .s,..d I.S sS.s
800, = Of Drossse SIC rssaid shall 30 taken and
hsa 70 5, vs.id ena. suJacieot 10 that behalf the
saae = II sssvsa ,.psa said Company, according
toths Avs ssc pseeuce u ssac Ss.'e. OF any
other ss.ss: sa 81 cain: ~ right o error =,
"a g inar, seed. III
w,tssss. car .hapls and sssl Of the Cowpspy
xhis Slst aAy e December 4 y 1858
+ 81 e4t JOHN D. COCKS Psssidsat
noaAs'e Dsss' s'o'.'.ry.
Aus.r =. o,,.cu, Iowa.,
Ahhs.sby ssssiasd. tha. on ths twssh.y-.i.ta
s1 8 ,':: % .ss..: s :'s,s e. ssss:ss " = M
a.aes,. l. ~. ssss. Of oro 1oe.soa -.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-17
THE SrkIKR.-The Chicago Journa
Of -yss.srday say ys: !. 4i


. To-day the complexion Of the
strike hae dWindied do~s to AImUse ffaihiog
the old engineers have resumed work upon
all Of the reads excep. the Cricsgo and Rock
isiaud d, the Alton aud St. Louis, aud the lii
nos Central and all Of ehess are trembling 10
The balance Upon shessr roads ali Of the pass-
spger trales- are, fynpipg - asuat sha-oPon
time. Several Of the old engineers upon the
A ton road have resumed ~ork. q have s'so
,oms upon the Rock leland The few dieat-
.sc,ed On 4 Who hold ostkrs yavsring and uu
deciasd For their benefit We would cay tha,
their only opportunity IA nov We cav this
morning, d,,pa.eh from President Osborn. Of
the Iiiinui. C,n.<s5 nov ~ New York. ttstiog
that be should espd an sgsn. 10 Europe bv the
fret steamer win instruciiprs 70 engage fifty
ir,e-cia.s scotch snxineers aG0 ssnd the . here
,mm med,atel.. That agent ~ill eail on S,sur-
day. uoless mattsrs tske . new snd sstisfscto-
~ inro. sasa 1893 na4ss -44 #4s II s.s4##
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-17
THE CITY, : !, !.

TolLxT Ds.-Perfumery and NAN
perpetrators os ssesy tiod kept ~ B.llordis
q vRsc auirs.-Lk Psetham tepurta The
srriv.l OF ls1 rseroiss to-day. T s'''ar'
The roads are improving slightly and
farmers are coming 10 with small lots of FRO.
dtcs. a9U .-o..ot ~essa ia
l., We have not seen the Rock Island
Union for nearly two weeks. WbssAtbe
matter. Col. 81
RIVER OPsx.-The river j. open to
Lake Pspin. To-day .hs steamer Clara Hine
will leave Lacrosse for Red Wiag.
.si.ss1 III -----4----- -zr--7..-- ~gl
SEVERAL dining room girls can fud
employment and good wages atihs LsClaire
HsuaA. y seq ..- mcs17adl~ NJ
2--Ln ste35 RIB
-4sl Eazrsnd invites the pubic to call Ind
Is,4sniss,his sa,irsiy new etock Of ha1 and
yabs Of istsss spring styles. Throw III xoar
[tsad goods anj get so,nathing new snd oAAt.
SRnNs SrYLEs.-Whislyr j. cohttant-
" rsceiving by Express all the late styles Of
dress goods. Ladies will fnd them very ed,
and moderate In price. Winter goods eeliirg
very low 70 cote out The stock at once
RgsrEAURANT.-The attention Of our
res ders- IL directed to the adxssiiaeplat pf
Smiths restssassnt in smother column. lie
hss fitted up one of the fines: Institutions va
have ever seen in this city. and surpiys IL
With no,h.ug bn. the best tha. the mArxss af-
lords. Cali around and see hin. S
Strike or no strike, there is no.excuse
for wearing ragged clothing. for sala, Perry
has received some Of the best material for
making spring clothing that the coussry af-
fords. Gents viii fnd . fine assortment OF
cloths, Gns ready-msds cothing. Furnishing
goods. etc by calling at the store opposite the
Post Office.
BESErr.-Thst popular comedian, 0.
b. Brace. takes benefit .o-nisht 1t Mctsopo-
titan Theatre. This gentleman 10 great fs
voriss With thss,re.Yoers. aud unless ~ are
much deceived they will take especial pains
to give him sub tautial bens6t this eysn,ng
The :. American Cousin 10 the play eslscsed
10 which Mr. Brace piays the uusophisticsted
Yankee. Look out for fun to.nigh,. Go ear,
" II you "ish 10 secure gooi seats. f...7s.
Gar THE BEsr.-The place TO find
-. best s,!yer-pist.d care, soiid silver iosks
spoons, sugar tonga, cups. hutter piates. caro-
cases, butter. pie aud fruit knives. 10 s'
Webb's. He las table cutlery Of. every vari
ETY., from that OF ihe finest Eagle Manu!ac
tore down 10 the very cheap ely lee; also iooa-
ing gias. plates of all .izss. toilet table gpod-
ot all kinds, orssmen,ed China goods, bird
cages ard 10 fact everything that can be found
10 . frst-clsss China Store. Call and take a
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-17

the prices. 49,. & Hsss
Sr. PATRIcK's DAY.-1t should he re-
msmbersd by our citissns that il, commemo
ration of ,hi5 day the Irish Sooissy. hnowA
asths Ftaian Bfaiherhsea. have ssoured III !
services Of Capt. Norriso1, tkJn,ealsish
speaker. to dsliyss ! Asetpxs At Lahr"ann'l
Hall thi. even: pg. W.s1ope - sss 'fufl 'a.t
tendance on This ocessioA .fSrAwe feel con vinced
o! HE ability t. .snssrt.ia 40 sudiepce in ths
most pssasisg nanusr. The subject which hs
proposee to discuss 10 sousthat.immediately I'M
ter>st. the Irish people. Sst II, niue. bseoht
ssdsd that what dssolvoinss ests that people
il aiss of interest to tbs eitis-ns ot shIs csvn
try. Let the Hall be filled this assiae, =
~-~------> 4 A---
SAvfxes BANK. \ We nadesstand I hat
the newly organised Savings Ins,ilu.ian seems
10 be doing 90 excellent businssS Ten thsus-
aud dollars Of ths capital ssock hes bses paid
10 aud twelve thousaod dosla.s hsse b@e q De-
posted. making 90 sger.gArs 'ot $4,000 9s
hand. OF tais adsouns twelve MI doll
lars have been invested by loans 90 up qpes4
tionabie ssuuritivs at ten per cent. an D 6si
thousand more 10 the 5 per cent. legal tsndei
notes. TIE balance will probably be ksDe(
out 10 : few dsIe. The.p,sn works adsoirsblj
this iar aad bids iair 10 be Z, suesess. Psonl,
Who hsve. small suus-o Of mosss b,otb snsh~i
they have no inmsdiAts oss ,tof skog IL plae,
Il ia this bank and eess 10 dfaviee iu ssrese.-
A few doilafs eaiosd 10 tbis vsy ~ ~ year
gill evsassally aaks . Aaadssps liss l. ssun.
.& go ---z~ u -ltl1-.-2 -el.ts ~ tss1etai
REnoviNe SrERPLE.-Thst eplen-
did. tall sseseie bsioseioy To- The % Prssby
sestso Cha,eh II Rock leland. has .ssn ,aket
ac~o 70 BE- repiaeed by sss~ oss. So .sai
and t.psftng wss Il. thst il stood d osssy ulisot
It's Base dssios bssvy sisdaserms asd threat.
spsd sous das 10 ph:Sgs Spoa The ROOT Of tn,
shsrss er into the street bslss,. T.is pres
pecs was nss esiea.sted 70 eulti Yates quis
frame Of. mind among the etsea dspse Of tha
oharsb on ssermy Suodeysl A ns~ aud sis
CANT ssssp!s wi! succeed The OLE ons-thousl
notuo tall aud utsafs. 4o4 .s,g..s Ill, I
We learn from the Asyss II ,at this shnrel
shish hsa astii ssss'tlis ee<s .deaply inveIv'
ID 10 debt. bis. through Ne y ssssrsiess Of ssu,
q s' rassstssl leseeesscas gosd IsiSsos ii
::Nss Ysrk ssd Ch.ssso. bssa. relieved lsse Il,
psssatafy eefleae ~ Is ~ = -sutit<it ,ssis
QuD1noo1. q Vhioh = = - vnpe alal a 49,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-17
! sonx :. swrss, 1sCnAnD BsnlLAs wn. ,. KlDDss
NncKoLL's D ocK, luP sTAIRs.)
+ at i SECOND S7RREEnAi1Ns
fs@l xMf - -. - ls&. .4sa t28
Improved 1 Uaiopreved farAs.
CITY LOTS.
Dwelling Heasee And Stsrss,
ROU0@T, SOLD AND LEASED.

D>able hovss. scuthsass cor. Rock Island and
llSh streets rtice-9300O. '@
Dsebie nouse on llth street, second sast Of
leok lSinnAp street. Prise-@ls'00. !. '-4.1s. .
Uvuble houss west side Perry street. corner 'ot
l2eh. Prtoe-SS, $40. Two thirds may rematn on
murNrnee at psf cent. - Z. s-.' 81 q
New 3rsns hoass on Brsdy street, (s gentes
fesideoes) Price = 900.
Frame house south side Third street, one mile
veet Of Beady street. Price-$l,500. Two
thirds NAY remsin on interest at 9 per cent.
Valuable Hoass with 2E acres 1T land. we'll
stocksd With fruit Of aM kinds, with stable, csr-
riass and wool h,uss. eo~ st:ots, wag0n she'd
eissesu. two y. Ne, pasture, oschsrd sna gfOve-
she whole plses wolf fenced dnd in petfect order
and repsif. Prics--e5 eco s1sst
Ersms hose east side Ripley street. between
let aud ID streets, With lot so by SO fect, Pfcs,
d, ,eoe.
House Lots For Sale.
On tsssdy street 100 feet front BY $50 fee.
.dsep-fsncsd.- Psice-$ts per front foot.
store Lots For sale. +
Ose on Foussh street Just east Of brady street.
=. 0f On Fourth street near railroad depot.
>Wp - ~ WnNR EIN7 IL
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-17
OF TIE


january 1s1rOt, 1894
neaa "a the Auditor OF the state Of lowe, pur-
auans 70 the statutes Of said State.
I. The psms Of this compsay is the Atlantic
Fiee IassrsscsUoopaay Of brooklyn.
q The smouns Of its cApi al stock is $lbo,Ooo
8. The amount Of It's capital stock paid
uois ~ l5o, 900
4. Tue assIts Of the COMPANY arc
l. Cash on hasd, In bank snd in the
hands ot agsnts. OF other persons, Il. "a. Al
Z. keal estate anincambsred, 6,555,59
3. Douds and stocks ownei by tho compa-
nv. nov secured and rate Of interest
thereon (ses schsduls) s54Jp
1. DsbtS OF the 90 npany secured by
mor,g 20, (ses scheLule) 70 500
4 tlehfa utnere rei.e secured. see sen beduel l4UUO
3 De "a for pse uium, 5,37l. IS
7 lassevst aecrusd but not dss, and Office
farsitnr, and future A,955 50
TsFifte
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-17

!, We have not seen the Rock Island
Union for nearly two weeks Wbssttbs
matter. Col. B3
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-17

SEvxRAL dining room girls can1fnd
employment and good wages atihe LsClaise
HsusA. -s -sq ..~ mch17ldlw ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-17

RlvER OPsx.-Ths river j. open to
Lake Pspin. To-day the steamer Clara aine
will leave Lacrosse for Red Niag.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-17

-4olE Eazrand invites the pubic to call snd
I,p4sntss his satirsiy new etork Of 'hsss and
yabs Of istssa spsing s!ylss. Throw III Txoar
lid goods an get something oew snd oxA..
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-17
Total asssts,

6. The amour. Of Liabilities due or not
dae % banks or other credit0fs,
.. Losss adjust,d and due,
Z Leases sdjnsted sad not duo,
Losses unadj dju,ted.
.. Losses ia suspense waiting for further
peoof,
10 All other claims agai nat the com pany,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-17

The roads are improving slighuy, and
farmers are eoming 10 With small lots Of FRO
dtce. = alD ..9..0l A..ss lta
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-19

III Sonthwest Cor. Market Square & Union ST.
10 Halt .,,d.uulv.l WHEELING, ". Va.
REGS LEAVE TO CALL THE AT.
u IENTioN Of the public to his largo and
eu-assorted stock Of French Brandies, jamaica
Rum, Holland Gins, Scotch and Irish Whiskies
Port, Sherry, Madeira and Claret Wines Shark.
ling Catawbss anc Champagnea -
Also, to hia large Stock Of Domestic LIQUORS,
g Chstr3 Blackberry, Raspberry, Apple and
leach BrtndScs, Bourbon and Rye Whiskies,
fecti6sd Ross Whisky.l 3IsE = $50 800 ~,
! ! also manufacture and keep constantly on
band large stock Of prime Cider Vineyar To
ES6hrt9fs4hea ytth TIA abevs choice hsAnds -of
Liquor, would invite the special attention of
country dealers and the public generally.
ssp90
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-19

49, INTERCHANGEABLE fttf ftf fElA
3burg Islegraph has, lengthy
cls IN its last wsekls. Issue,
hs 70 election of Hon. W: T.
tho United States Senate.
fha Rep~bIcax also inclines
~. SO far 40 wsi'have OBJ
A Fairmont .Naaoaal stands
Partiality for our neighbor
jSsscer. It. 10 really too bad,
MPBELL, but somehow it
4omN ofathe people of West
disposed to think for them
RE actually bold enough TO
|ltthsycan choose q United
lorwithout your concurrence.
'fioh on their part 10 ''factious''
|rioasly .'embarrass the Gov.
! Upon reflection, we are in.
link that the Bnckannon Re
Clafksburg Telegraph. the
epablioaH and all the. othe'
in West Virginis that op
pction must be "copperheads.
aly deserve . severe rsbuk'
columns of the Intelligence
presumption they'hav'
n why, when OLIVER T'YIs,
Gore soup, his impudent as
- not more astonishing thar
md of these newspapers tina
shall be reelected in opposi
kwishes Of the Iatslliyenc@,-
ctis rank rebellion. 1t mus
,at once. 1t Is very unfortu
enefal HUNTER does not com
4 department now. else tn
burnals might be prOmptl,
Such things have beendone
that is impossible now. pei
y other mode, Of punishmen
isedl Couldn't they be 9,
the mails, or their transmis
10, or something Of that kind
u certainly be attended to a
II yI5..f iesJ. .i3it HIfa A..
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-19

pisy Felisie'' ;b3lg,
frraetie CLUB sdlohffnya - ~
aingt "a mVek nsxh Msa W
All M gn = 2. m .l. S'..s =. aa,n.
axe some sso " i j.. Ea.S LAY.
iot N's S~ess
piss for usto tnl"" iou' 'ss
concerning the proper oUus
I'D Great pans snoa'pp W 70
lelscties Of candida put
ssst and most a.'' secep '@ Has
feeins 20 us sr tnat tne |, co oot' w,
pa best caAfulateo 70 secure
sisuessstt that mesnnes %
several wardsto % neid' say
Ay evening, % W winch tne Y
Ates for the casy council may
.nd do. ssass g. . .ono ssn- anu
pe 79 li y f H. On sne Wau
ion heid On the ioAo~ins
the nomination eoi Q Guy
5Snkes us that the popular
o-x,>,.r.sod ~, THE NAV
othsr, which y hxeiy 70 -
tel our H'enos ifanAiy' ~ :,
P MAKE these nominations IN
f1wHtnpo1aat arowmg 'noSe
ctea vote the licke'sopae
/ jotocnon. 'l'WbOoSeC may DO
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-19
Trust Sale Of. Valuable Real
Estate.

IN PURsUANCE OF A DEED M
i TRUST made to me by Jefferson l. LAss,.
ton, now deceased, and which Deed Of Trust 4
duly recorded in the proper office Of Ohio County
On Monday, the 7th day Of Norem5sr, lss4
on s
the City Of Wheeling, to wit: Lots numbers nina
ten, eleven and twelve, In j. & c. Ritchies ada
tion to Wheeling, and also the four adjoinins II.
which are on the east side Of said lots Nos. 4 M
II and ~ and which four adjoining lots are s,p',
ate in the addition 70 wheeling called Busn.
Vista and are numbered seven, eight, nine ana
ten, in square No SO, and which property IA m
uated on Fifth street and Union street, ssst Al
Fifth street and north Of Union street and an
Robinson, lately deceased. -
'''"i Q. JACOB, Trustee y
Sale postponed to Thursday the Qsth Of Decsn.
Der, 1864. oct7dt,
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F.Ur.eAfe::.i.T
,EoraSaIe.


M HOUSE, containing three rooms ana
good cellar situate on Main street No is1 M.
Occupied as Stove warehouse il offered for ~, ~.
Possession given on the first Of April NEXT n
ouire Of John or VIM. Goshorn, at their ON -.
next door, or of ,,isit VIM. STEWART "s
wheeling, Dec. !, 1864. Main strss.l
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-19
we q City Gevernsnens.


'r passing along our. streets
Fay night and witnessing the
wlessness aud brutality which
emit, listening to the oaths,
ribaid songs Of the drunken
Ieeled hither. and thither,
ainly, entertain the opinion
ibe form of city government
pwn among us. As soon as
JUS, all restraints save that
man exercises over himself,
removed and every body is
insult, rob d murder . every.
y his passion lmay suggest,
leststion or hindrancs by the
ny other city Officer occa-
tpFbanoes afs quslled and Of.
isbed by the provost guard
d theh iAthe,,eum, snd 1t lie q
Act that no public Shibi-,
sEtainmsat of any kind can
night in any of the public
5at the presence Of q military
ed with pliskets and bayo-
Die purpose Of. maintaining
s and robberits are of night
&e, and peaceablc citizens are
lass ,Ialong tho streets 4 after
,r fiar, Ofi being assaulted by
aJds gang Of ,lrunkeh row.
II f sd
BE-, eAceedhtgly, 10 spsak thus
q these things and! to- send
'pn,agmg a report Of the state
!, Wheeling: Chr local pride
\ hat these things are tvms, as
,er'whoispendsa nightiin the
sfor himself, and it is neces-
10 know the. fnn extent of the
fderthat we may judiciously
frhetly.tAWe can scarcely say
branch Of oqtmunieipal gov
i blame should properly rest.. ,
psthing radically wrong some
le city onachinery--in fact. a
brm snd the infhaon Of moro
y an 81 its rsmifeAtions ara
bd GBst sonrthing mnst b.
Nv to increase the security Of
bperty and to repress the noe
kbances which have become 20
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Rent.

lTINTIL APRIL lst, 1895, Tup
~ Dwelling House at the head of on;rcs
street adjoining Mr.. WMren's. inquire n =
4..s.s asl4" Il S a. So Il; aiSGLE. :,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-19
A. Public Sale Of Valuable
Short Creek.Land e. Stock.
THE SUR6CRIRER WILL OP.

WAE SUHBCAIHER WILL OF.
FER at Public Sale on the premises ~ =
Il On Thursday December 2and 1864 is.
All that yaluable farm known N the Girty puip,
Farm containing 240 acres, situated In BruOk,
County, West Virginia, within one mile Of tbs
Ohio River. at Short Greek; is In good state d
cultivation, all under fence, improvements res
sonable abundance of fruit, and all upderisid
with good bed Of coal, easy Of access, and sui
ffciently near'fhe Ohio river for chipping purpQ
sea. IL
Also, on the same day, all the stock and farm
ing utensils consisting Of 40 head of fine Men
no Sheep, 25g Ewes, the balance Yesflings md
Wsthers; Herses. Cattle, Hogs, Hay, Corn, &c
Terms made to suit the purchaser for the farm
and q reasonable credit given on the Stock &c
Sale TO commence at 10 O'Clock, AN
VIM p BRADY
nov30 Short Crcek W. Va
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IMPORTERS AND iDRALEIs IN
i FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WINESrsnd
Quincy Street between ssdain and Narkef Sta,
Wheeling, Va, keep constantly on Eand Ban "A
Scotch and Irish Whiskies Jamaica Ruins and
Sordials. choice Old Rye and Bourbon Whistles.
sep2J
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-19
SEWING MACHINES.

LAUGHTER IUnoiiLu5E'
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|9a At the suggestion Of the Chair, com.
mittee on the order OF business WasIappoint,
ed, neither the committee on credentials
nor the committee on resolutions being pre-
pared to report. y zai t5 i'',.S'
ii Mr. Stevens moved the Convention ad.
journ till to,mor w morning. s-i ,e.-,
1t was announced that Parsou Brown
low was in the hall, and it vas hoped that
an opportunity would be afforded to heaI
that eminent representative ofsuffering
Tennessee. Mr.. Stevens Withdrew his mo,
tion to adjourn and on motion of Mr..
Patterson Of N. Y. the Psrson Was invited
address the convention. As the Parson
made his appearance in the body Of the
house he was greeted With dsafsning ap.
plause. The canon and audience rose to
their feet, and amid the waving Of hats and
handkerchiefs, the gallant PsFson Brown.
low excused himself from O speech on &c.
count Of illness but proceeded to say that
there was one thing be heard when be came
to town aud that was, that you had some
doubts in your minds about the propriety
of admitting toe delegation from Tennessee,
State in rebellion. rhopeVou will pause,
gentlemen, before you commit so rash Al
act as that, and thereby recognize secession.
We don't recognize il in Tenn. (spplsuse.
We deny that We are out [applausel We
deny that We have been out. Applause
We maintain that the minority first voted
US out, and then majority whipped tho
minority out of the State with bayonets
and drove over portion Of our men to their
ranxs. But We are here to participate, in
your deliberations and tolls. The delega>
ton that our State sends up to you, would
scorn to 60 to the Chicago Convention.
They would scorn to have any thing to do
with tho late Cleveland Convention. ZAP
plause. We are for the Baltimore Lincoln
army of negroes convention. Applause
We are for the Convention of the party thar
are resolved to put down this wicked, this
inf ernal rebellion at all hazards, and al cost
of money and levies and our convention
instructed as before we left homo to advo
cate vote for Abraham Lincoln, arst, last
and all the time. Applause, and the idea l
suggest to you a. an inducement, not to
throw out our delegation, is, that we may
take into our heads before the thing Is over
to present q candidate from that state 10
rebellion, for the second office in the gift
of the people. We have man down therc
there whom it has been my good luck and
bad fortune to fight untiringly for the last
25 years, Andrew johnson. For the irst
time in the Providence of God threo years
ago We got together on the same
platform and We are now fighting
the Devil Tom Warner and JEFF Davis, side
by side. (Applause.) After . few more
remarks Mr. Brownlow closed. and on mo.
tion the convention adjourned till Wsdnes-
day ~ - ----
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Farm for Sale.

WILL offer at public SALE to the highest bidder,
Friday, June Path, at4 o'clock P. NJ, on the prem
ses, r,y Farm situated four miles from the city Of
Whss.irs, on the National Road, and two and one
half miles o. the Hempaed Railroad from said city:
The place contains 81 acres Of which Sc coed
bottom land located between the National Road and
Wheeling Creek, we'll adapted for Garden Vineyard
purposes and desirable place for country residence.
The remaining ortion Of the land d located tn
Hempaeld Railroad, and contains excellent coal, on
which there as good apple orchard-aso we'll adapt
ed for Vineyard,
The above two portions Of land Will bs offered for
sale separately.
For terms Of sale. &c, enquire OF the undersigned.
THOS. OLARK.
An Excursion Train will leave the Hsn pfeld De-
BOT at l-2 O'Clock P. NJ. to accommodate those de-
slrins to attend the sale. jes-td
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sers Of the Army Of the Potomac have

ters Of the Army Of the Potomac have
been received. j,a adi dtH su .ailnfrE
About midnight an assault was made on
Curnrids and was successfully repulsed. In
the preceding afternoon 100 picked men Of
the enemy made rush to find out what
wac the meaning Of Hancock's advancing
siege lines, nine Of the party were cadtur-
ed, and the restkilled or driven back. =
'Sevesal letters have passed between Gan
Grant and Gen Lee, in respect to collect
ing the dead and wounded between the two
armies. Gen Grant in the closiny letter
regrets that all his for alleviating the snf,
ferings of wounded men left on the battle
field, hsve been rendered nugatory:: Two
officers and men sent out to search for the
wounded of their command were captured
in consequence of the enemy not delivering G
Lees letter until after the hour he had ma
med had expired. Grant has notified Lee,
that they were captured through misunder-
standing, and will not be held as prison.
ers, but will be returned.
No other military intelligence has been
received.
"eF -. Signed,
7t| &. E. M. STANTON.