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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-09
TRUSTEE,S SAFE
OF vALuABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE oIrl

OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY
OF WHEELING.
DY virtue Of deed Of trust executed by Robert
ID Dronsheld aud Catherine his vile 70 Alfred
Caldwell trustee, dated the 22d day OF August,
1859, aud recorded in the of5e Of the Recorder
Ohio county, IN deed book tOrty -four ar folio tao
hundred and twenty three tE23l aud by virtue Of
order OF the Circuit Court for said county made
on the 10th day Of May. 1884, and entered in order
book number q, page 1Si, by which the undersiEaed
appointed trustee in the place the sAid Alfred
CAIdNel, will, THURSDAY, the drst day Of
September, lS64, At the front door Of the Curt
House in said county, At 10 O'ciOcK A NJ Oner fsr
sale the following described real estate. situate Ia
that part Of the city Of Wheeling COMMONLY called
North Wheeling, Viz= Lot number siKty-fo1r-6i-
in square number nine-9-i 4iso all that parcel u
ground sit1a in the northern part OF the city Of
Wheeling and lying north OF and adjoining = LOT
owned and occupied by the said DrOnsheld, Aad
fronting on the west side Of Main street one hun
dred and hfteen-l15-feet, more OF les, aud run
ming back Co the Ohio river, And boiug the same
which WAS conveyed 70 said DrOnsheld by W. 5.
Wlckham, commissioner, on the 10th Of September,
lS55. and recorded in the Oes Of the recorder for
Ohio eounty in book f0rty-4O-f1lio SIS.
The above described property vii be sold sepa-
rAtely or together 70 suit purchasers.
Terms Of bale-Cash.
iy25-ts n RICHARIsOS, Trustee.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-09
TRUSTEES SALE

OF A TRACT OF LAND ON WHEELING CRKEK,
FOUR MILES EAsT OF WHEELING, AT THE
COURT HOUSE, ON SATURDAY. 18TH AU-
GUST, ls64-
IN pursuAGes Of . deed Of trust from Oscar D.
Il Thompson and susan T. Thompson, his vile, -
me, dated the 26th January, lS5s, recorded in tue
Recorders Once for Ohio county in Book 43 folio
IS, Saturday, the 1Sih day Of August, lS64 CON-
meneing At 10 O'Clock A n, at IN e front dO5E Z
the Court House for Ohio county, shall sell ~
puble auction TO the highest bidter, the parcel OF
ground lying the waters Of Wheeling Greek, in
the county OF Ohio and state OF West Virginia, on
which the aaid 1hOmpsou formerly resided, about
four miles ea-I OF the city OF WH-eling. bounded
and described in ad deed and Containing forty and
Ons-hAf acres; baing part OF tract OF land con-
Teyed TO said Thompson BY ia oh 0Feen aud Wifs
by deed dated the Ith February, l55O.
TERMS OF sALE-rhe one-third Of the Pur-
chase money in cash, and the remaining tUO-fhtrds
in equal instalments pay able six and twelve m0agha
aftGT date, with intsrest from the day Of the
or IL desired the purchaser may pay tno fuu amount
ofths purehAseSnouey in cash. Ths title be re-
tanned until the whole Of tie PgTehAss money shall
have been paid. JAMES s-WdAAr,
iylA - TrusteS-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-09
Valuable CountryResidence

FARM FOR SALE
r SHALL, until the sOth dAy Of July inst, oasr
i for sale my COantry kesidenes and Yarn, situ-
ate IN Ohio County, West Va, ~ = station % the
Hempdeld Raflrolf, f0ur mIlos est Of Wheslins,
and ave miles By the Eational Rosd.
Sad farm contains ninetytso e2l acres Of bsauti-
fully situated and highly improved land part
% the improvements oolaiIt ofa nus reldsuos ice
house. smoke house, Sprins hoass, barn, stable and
other buiidingss Is Appetrssl In full bearing, of
The ehoiosEt nuit, also plum, peach, ounce, And
dWarEpoar tres, BlaekbsIry, Eiaspborry, CurTant,
GooIsberrV Gra1e1 a.
This farm 4 eonidered an sxcsIlant location for
q vineyard
sAId hTn ls unasrlAII with aVs iOOt vein Of
ooal-eagy Of aoocl.
Poslesaion given this fAll.
LEWIB LUSsF0RD.
Rsfsr % J. o. Aebeson, Esq, DE-. }. Il ConnsIly,
Dr. 7. L1nEford, WhsalinES w. Va or % L Lana
ford on the prouisea- .-.-.... .Fs
For terms, pGrtienlaEs or plat sppIy 70 HANNI-
BAL FORBES, Esq7 Iso1< F0arth strSst, Wheeiings
If ala farm Is not sold At private sale bsfors the
SOth day Of July, tnst it vii that day be odered
fJr sal6 ~ p1blic suetiO1, at 10 O'Clock A. ~ -
ths fr0nt do0r % the Oo1rt H0uss Of Ohio cOanfy,
fERNs-Ons-thIrd eash, balance In sx aad
tWelgs nouth., or All eash n prsfsrrsd. Jyttd
~ The sale Of the above property has been post-
pOned tn AUGUST 13th- AL
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-09
U. s. MARsHAL's SALE.

D Sons RS' Sc sS SSaT Es..!ia Of aas D!irsl Gaisa
MI 4 Ir..ss ofVirginfA,A At wheeling Spring
naAi = "'0aNAi Term, 1854. Order Of sale
Tn pursuance Of an order Of sale issa d from the
Il Clerks once Of the Oistrict Court Of the Unifsd
States for the Western District of virginia, At
Tuesday, July l2th, 1884, On the premi5e-, ~ SeH
Company, in Hampshire coanty, West Virginia, sell
parcel Of land containing i've acres, more les,
the West the heirs Of james Faris deoeassd, the
south, and Angus W. Mcdonald On ths e1It. and
extending to the Greek, together with the dwelling
house and other Improvements thereon, commonly
known - Fl Hall HOOdEArd's Tannery."
And on wednesday, July l3, 1854, At Piedmont
Station Of the BAltimofe aud Ohio Railroad, In
Hampshire county, West Virginia. will sell at pub
lie auction to the highest aad best bidder, the fol-
lowing Lots, with the Improvements thereon, aitu-
ated in the town Of Piedmont, In said county, num-
bered forty 0ight,-t5-forty-nins
and ElKfy-obe,-61-eAch honting twenty-five
feet Third stroet and runnlng back 70 the north
branch Of the Potomac river, aud Lot numbered
rty-4O-frOnting hffy feet on First street add
running back 10 Third street.
Terms Of sAle-Caah-
Sale TO commence At 10 o'clock, A n
'l IN MORTON,
le2-td U. 8 Marahal ". D. OF Va
eB-Ths above Als l. Postponed for thirty days.
that is 70 say, At HeW Greek until The l2th Of
August, 1884, and At Pisdm0at 13th Of August 1854
ly8 4 81 MOTION, =. 8 MarfaAL
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List OF Casualties In the 18Th West
virginia Regiment At the Battle
OF snIeker's Ferry, JuIy Isths

virginia Regiment At the Battle
OF snIeker's Ferry JuIy 1sths
COMPANY A -li
Private Peter o. Bryan, severely wounded an d
In arm; franklin stAnsbury, slightly Wounded In
arm: Levi TueIl, slight wounded In side; Warnor
Pine, slightly wounded in thigh.
COMPANY n
Private George W. stinsbaek, wounded IN hand;
william MonsyPtnny wounded In hand John T
sehseIsr, missing. r
COMPANY G.
oorp' Nelson Minor, severely wounded in arm;
Private Samuel HAWkinss severely Woundsd 10 arm;
Newton Wade, severely wounded IN ankisi kdWard
Lock, severely wounded In FOOT William hsoear,
missing.
Private John CUNNINGHAM, killed; Clayton
Goudy, severely wounded In thigh; james I. Castle,
severely wounded In both legs, Philip aaugh, Sc
wounded in knee; james A. Ford, missingi Christian
g. Lewis, missing z.
Private MslehorJ. streets killed; Heynon OoberIy,
severely wounded In side; JOab Martin, slightly
wounded in ankle, Levi n NsWsOn, slightly WOun-
ded in arm 49, t...
Private Jacob cantrinsr, DortAIly wounded and
len On the held; Elias DeNoOn severely wounded In
arm and thigh; John W. Martin, severely wounded
con5lSTL.
Private Robert Ben, severely In side; % Lieut..
Jesse JHee, nisuirgi Stephen Carter, misHiRg-
HuD AND sTAIF.
Heut Col Thomas Morris, killed.
REcAPIIuLATIoE.
Killed, 3; Wounded, 81 Min-ing, 6 Total, 90.
LIST OF CASUALTIES IN TIE 18TH WEST
VIRGINIA REGIMENT AT THE BATE OF
WINCHESTER, JULY -.
coNPAHI c.
ssrE't Melvin Van CrumD, mortAlly gOaDded and
len on the heldj josiah Gamble, severely wounded
TE -.aE ooMPAsT ?.
PriVate william HhdiE, killed. Oorp1 George
PhelpS, severely wounded 10 thigh Private John
Codfnan, slightly wounded IN ARM 4adiaon Mitch
en- severely in shOuidsr; Joseph II. MIlsons mtaingi
John g. Wilson, Missing; Nathan Williamson, mias-
Ing; John Mo0ts, missing.
serE't Joshua MeGruder, misEiEgs Private John
K. RSes, miasingi Thomas Riee, missing Thomas
eoHRAETL
OorpT Edmund Moore, killed; PriTafe Daniel
Workman, killed; Simeon Tenant, missing.
coNRAHI Z.
1st Lieut Andrew ". Gotta killed; Can't gyives-
ter Porter, slightly wounded In breast PFiVats WI
liam !ianesan, slightly uounded in hiPi seEg't
Jerry Moran, missing, PriTate Solomon b. Runner,
mIalinE John n. KidWell. miEfngi KVan q. KidWen,
Killed, (; WOUNDED, u Mis-ing, Is; Total, -
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purpose of nominating State officers and
Presidential electors, to be voted for at
the ensuing regular election, October %,
1864, met to. day in the N. E. Church at
O'Clock, P. NJ. -'5-.' &C.
On motion of James Carroll, of Preston,
Gen, Thomas Gather, of Taylor, WAS made
temporary President. ....l "a.
On motion of DR.. George w. Caldwell,
of Brooke, Daniel Donehoo, of Hancock,
was made temporary Secretary; and on
motion of Hon. O. d. Hubbard, of Ohio,
G. d. Hall was made Assistant Secretary.
@ LIST OF DELEGATES.
-on motion Of Hon. c. D. Hubbard, of
Ohio, 1t was agreed that lists of those pre-.
sent claiming seats should be handed in
by the various delegations to the Secretary.
The delegations thus reported to the
Secretary as present and entitled to seats,
are as as,follows: r., y-fL
BarbOur-G George N. Yeager. Capt. Lewis
Myers, Jesse Teter, Fenelon Howes, David
zinn, VIM. Payne, N. &. Warder, Martin
d. Martin, John n. Woodford-l2.
RrdrtoH-Hon. VIM. D. Rollyson-1.
Brooke-George G. Orr, W. II. Harvey,
G. Kimberland, G. F. Scott, DR.. g. W. Cald-
well, ]. A. Campbell, Josiah B. Lock-
hart issl1a
CalhOw-Wm. Ellison, John R. Cot
Doddrisgs-Ephraim Bee, James A. Fo.
ley, ]. H. Diss Debar, Noah James, B. d.
Maulsby-5.
GamT-John Catber-1.
HGmpshrs-Thos P. Adams, J. a, jar
Doe, George W. .SheetB, Henry G. Davis.
HdneoeE-J. @. Cochran, James L. Free
man, N. b. Grafton, Col. W. L. Crawford,
Hon. ]. H. Atkinson, Daniel Donehoo-6.
Hdrdy-John Michael-1.
HGrrison-Solomon S. Fleming, B. Ty-
son Harmer, David W. Robinson, F. W.
Cunningham, DR.. A. F. Barns, ". L. FitZ-
hugh, J. D. Ross, Nathan Gof, w. P. Goff,
Ebert, A. Bumgarner, A. Reger, James p.
Bartlett, Jesse ]. Young, W. P. Irwin, Jno.
r. Stout, B. r. Shuttlesworth, ]. B.
Wright, p. B. Williams, j. B. Fitzhugh,
Moore McNeel, W. ]. Dawson, Isaac Tay-
lor, j. B. Hood, Maj. Theo. Lang, j. E.
Hiland, Capt. John Il. Shuttlesworth, F.
Skidmore-30.
JaeEsoH-Hou. Andrew Flesher, R, s.
Brown, D. 81. Riley, Ulyssus w. Flssher,
D. J. Keeney, ]. A. Smith-6.
Kanavha- Enos W. Newton, Hon.
Greenberry Slack-2. .
LeCis-Allen- Simpson, DR.. Silas W.
He'll, Jesse Wootter, z. II. Hale, Capt. j..
O. wilkinson, DR.. N. B. Barns-6.
MdrioH-J. B. .Hirons, VIM. Conway,
VIM. @. Parker, z. N. Arnold, W. N. Hall,
Thos. Z. Boggess, &. a. McDougall, Capt,
T. A. Maulsby, Isaac Courtney, John s.
Barns, NJ. L. Fleming, John N. Boyd, Felix
Martin, Jesse j. Nixon, Jos. ]. Morris-15,
MaTshalE-Hon. James Burley, ]. NJ:
Brown, G. W. Evans, ]. L. Parkinson,
SamI Hood, John Reynolds, VIM. II. Bas-
sett, R. Swan, A. o. Baker, Alexander
Kimball, James R. BelI-l1.
Adson-B. J. Redmond, E. II. FitEger.
ald, Hon. John NJ Phelps, George W.
Tippits--4. 40
MosoHgaEG-Col. Joseph Snider, Gen
Lee Roy Kramer, William Lazesr, Henry
s. Ooombs, Hon. EJe. Bunker John B
Lough, DR.. E. q, Coombs, Andrew Brown
David d. Chadwick, Col. Jas. Evans-10
Ohio-Wm. Tallant. Hon. Henry Gran
gle, John Doulon, A. B. CALDWELL Col. Ja-
cob Hornbrook, Joseph A. Metcalf, Hon
- ~ - t. D..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-09
FIRST. NATI0NAL BANK
BRIDGEPORT, OHIO.
DesignGted DepOsitOry and financial a
tks United States. al


---ef tks United States. sl
VNH1s BANK is the sneeeSsOr 70, the Belmont
i Branch of the State Bank Of Ohio, and is pre-
pared TO do general Banking Collection and Kx-
ehangebusipess. '-.t - E-'slf. 2 p
It e authorized TO receive subscriptions to the
Sd, 1854. = - ~ y =
These bonds bear date March 1st, 1854, are re-
ten years, and payable forty years from date, In
coin, with interest at hye Per cent. per Annum In
Subscribers can have either Registered or Coupon
bonds = they may prefer, In sums Of $50 some
Interest on the SO and 500 Bonds Is payable
annually; on all other denominations semEannuaily,
hese bonds will draw interest from March LIST,
Hnd the accrued interest from that day to the date
OF snoserfption, must be paid in coin or National
S2LLehey. II paid In the latter (which includes
Hnted etAteenotes and notes Of the National BanS1
nHty per cent, premium must be added 70 the
am cent 81 tntersgt until othsrWise directed.
N AprI -..s.t Z Il ~, JOHN Q. 1ALLAAN, Cash
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-09
Hoohand's German Bitters!

From J. HesgtOs BroiDn, d. D., Editor ofthS EEey-
elopedia Of Religious RS1oiDIed0e-
Although not disposed to favor or recommend
Patent Medicines in general, through distrust Of
their Ingredients and effects, yet know Of no uf-
cieHt reason, why man may not testify TO the benht
he believes himself to have received from any simple
preparations in the hope that he may thus contrib-
ute TO the benefit of others. 4L-5. -4.. j..
do this the more readily in regard to HOonand's
German Bitters, prepared by DR.. @. II. Jackson, Of
this city, because was preiudiced against them for
many years, under the Impression that they we're
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. am indebted to my
friend Robert Shoemaker, Esq, for the removal Of
this prejudice by proper tests and for encourage
meni to try them, when suffering from great and
long continued debility. The use OF three bottles
Of these Bitters, at the beginning Of the present
year. was followed by evident religL and restoration
to degree of bodily and mental yigor which had
not felt for six months before and had almost de-
nv friend 70 { dTecti1g me to tn use oftnsm -
JIM VI 9NBR0WN.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-09
Fron, the Flfleenth RsEImsnt.

FREDERIcK JUHCUIoE, HEADQUARTERS, /
18th WEST Va. INFT'Y, Aug 5, 1864. !
Editors I1tellige1esr:
Enclosed herewith you will find list of
casualties in the 18th West Virginia Infan-
try, in the late battles of Suckers Ford
and Winchester. II shows that our regi-
meut was in the 6ght. In the former bat
tie we lost Lieut. Col. Morris, q man who
has shown uudoubted bravery in every en-
gagement in which we have participated.
His bereaved and grief stricken family, al
though his loss cannot be repaired, will
have the satisfaction of knowing that he
died with his face to the foe, and at his
post.
At the battle of Winchester, I'd Lieut. A.
W. Colts, Of Co. K, the former hospital
steward of the regiment. but lately promo
ted to a Lieutensncy, as a reward of merit
aud a mark of appreciation Of bis charae-
ser and services since, being in the regi-
ment, was killed instantly, having exhibit
ted such gallantry as won the admiration
Of all around him. His body was left on
the field. VS., WELsH, Surgeon,
10Th West Va. Inft'y.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-09
FOR SALE.

.OH PORTABLE STEAM ENGINE, IS horse
" power, with Portable Saw Mil, 81 inch saU5
also one Single Machine. Eor price and terms
Bpply ~ WaHsnton, Jsderlon Ca OHIO, .
fyZI-ims LEWIS POPE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-09
VOTE OF THANKS.

On motion. a vote Of thanks was rendered
to. the authorities Of Grafton for the use of
the church occupied, and another to the
officers of the Convention, "for the able
manner in which they have conducted the
proceedings" --....
On motion of Hon. Andrew Flesher, of
jackson, the Convention dissolved.
LEE Roy KRANLER, President.
DANIEL DoHEBoo, Secretary. .-.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-09
coMM1TTEI 10 IsFoRM soMINEEs.

On motion of Col George R. Latham, of
Taylor, it was ordered that q committee of
three be appointed to inform the nominees
of their nomination by the Coaventioni
and thersupon the President appointed the
following gentlemen: Messrs. Col. Geo. r.
Latham, of Taylor; Henry K. List, Esq,
of wheeling, and James E.WhGrtou, Rsq.,
of ParkeFabufU
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-09

Jaekson-UIysses W. Flesher.
LeWis-Dr. Jas. A. Hall.
KanAWha-Dr. Spicer Patrick
MArion-JnO. S. Barns.
Marshall-Ansou Orisswell.
MRson-HoA. J. N. Phelps.
Monougalia-Col. Henry DeTing.
Ohio-Theodore Gorrell.
Pocahontas-SamuelY Young.
Prestou-James p. Smith.
PutnAm-Ospt Juo. BoWyer.
RandolPh-Willis J. Drummoud.
Ritchie-Wm. Douglass
Tsylor-L. z. Dawson.
Tucker-Adam b. Bowman.
Upshur-Eathsn q. Taft.
Tyler-W. l. BoFsman.
Wayne and Cabell-James H. Furgeson.
Wetzel-JAmes G. West.
Wirt-E. Beatty.
Wood-EuOch Rector.
CENTRAL CoHNIrTEE.
James E. Wharton, of Wood, moved the
appointment Of Central Committe Of thir-
teen.
The motion was amended, on motion of
John n. Boyd, of Marion, so as to reduce
the number of the committee 70 three and
give one to each Congressional district and
thus amended il was agreed to.
The Convention appointed the commit
tee as follows:
Ist District-A. W. Campbell, Esq, of
Wheeling, on motion OF Hon. Henry Graz
gle, of Ohio.
I'd District-John N. Boyd. of Marion, on
motion of John. S. Barns, of that county.
Sd District-Hon. John n. Phelps, Of Ma
son, on motion of E. II. Fitzgerald, Of that
county.
PUBLICATION OF PROCEEDINGS.
On motion of A. G. Leonard, of Wood,
',ResOIVed, That the Secretary furnish q
copy Of the proceedings of this Convention
to the Wheeling IHtsliigsHesT, and that the
LnfslEigeHesr and all the other loyal papers
within the State be requested TO publish
the RamaH
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-09

NO. o3I ARCH STREET
RIaeEpsl 05Ses and Aan'vae'OrH
= 50 g. ~ JoNRs EVANS,
Isuc'e..urs to o. N. Jackson : cO-,l
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-09
YEARLY ADVERTISING,
THE STATE CONVENTION.
omciaI report.
Temporary ORGANIZATION.

GRATroH, WEST Va, IL P. MI
,.a- August 3, 1854.
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PRIOKs.-Large size, holding nearly double
quantity 81 per bottle; half dozen, s.. Small size
5se par bottle; half dozen, 81 -
W-Ror sale5y Druggists and Dealers everywhere
IN The United States, and hy All the DEuggtEt1 and
DeAle1 n Wheeling. ootS-1y
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-03-18
Among the prisoners Just released from

Among the prisoners just released from
Richmond We tice the following names Of
Vermont S, i,.tr.:
L. E. Rice, | =. B, 18th Vermont.
f. Splout, 1"
W. II. Rolle, " 9th
NJ. MDonne, ID Vt. Battery.
T. Bishop, Co. c, Sd Vt.
l.. 1ngerson, Co. X, 10Th Vt.
Robert Roberts, belonging in Vermont.
was found dead on Friday morning on board
boat at Providence, and a comrade named
Walter Dunkeley barely alive, but who may
recover. 1t is supposed that they cooked
their supper on board and were suffocated by
the fumes OF the fire left unquenched when
they went to asleep.
Considerable excitement exists at St. AL
bans IN consequence Of the forcible release
from Jail of a soldier by Capt. Brown, who
took the keys from the sheriff pocket.
After boy had called several times at a
store IN Bennington, the other day, for Mr..
Dewey" he was asked what he wanted of
him, and cody replied, "Oh, nothing; his
house is or fire."
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-03-18
Cambridge Cattle Market.
IY srELEGRAPH.
WEDNESDAY. March Is. 1854.


At market 612 Cattle. about 800 Beeres and
y Stores, consisting of Working Oxen, Cows
and one two and three years olds
PRICES-Market Beef-Extra ST. 90 a ST. 80
frs, quality 5000 5000; second do. 49, a
1913; third do. S7.75 $50 ordinary.
Working Oxen-SSO, 100 $50 2l5:
Cows and Calves-S30 40. IS, 90 for extra.
Yearlings-@0O,0 90 a 100.
Two Years Oid-S00 90.
Three Years Old-S30 81.
Sheep and Lambs-420o at market. Extra and
selections. $50 500 HOO; in lots, $500
$50 0O0.
Spring Lamas-So.O 90, so 1880, or from to
cents per pound.
Swine-0 at market.
Hides 81 DC per 10.
Calf Skins-i2 l4c per 10
Pelts-S3,50 400 each.
Tallow-9 9!c per ID.
Veal Calves-from 50 to 5000.
REMARKS There was large supply Of cattle
this week. Sheep sold qnick and full as high as
last week.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-03-18
Tricks. Plays, Etc.

The laws of Vermont make the exhibition
of sleight-of-hand tricks, ventriloquism, ETC.,
penal offence, Unable in SUM not exceed
ing 5000; and the owners or occupants of
halls or buildings where such exhibitions are
held, Unable in a sum not exceeding $50.
Many of our people look upon these. and
other shows, so frequent of late, as NUS
ancesE and upon request States Attorney
Ross issued warrant last Saturday for the
arrest of Henri DeAier, of the "Denier
Troupe" who had exhibited in Union Hall
Friday evening. J. H. Hoyt, the true name
OF the exhibitor, was arrested by Sheriff
Pike, and appearing, pleaded guilty, was
hned, and avo"ed his intention of leaving
the State at once-ignorant, as he said, that
the laws of Vermont forbid exhibitions Of A
character like his. The law under which
TINS arrest was made is a good one and
should be generally enforced.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-03-18
Elected Cashier.

We learn that J. c. Houghton, Jr., O
Chelsea, has been chosen cashier of the
Orange County Bank at that place. Mr.
Houghton is young man of ability, and will
no doubt fill that responsible position with
fidelity and to the general acceptance of all
concerned. W. W. Storrs, recently cashier
of this bank has accepted an appointment as
cashier Of the First National Bank, at Con
cord, \. II.
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Number One.

At the annual meeting Of this Company
the following persons were elected officers for
the ensuing year:-E A. Walker, Foreman :
W. r. Brown, lst Assistant c. F., Clark, I'd
Assistant; J. W. Spencer, Clerk and Treas
1rer. The Company numbers over 20 mem
bers and is in good working condition, should
their services be required The Company
voted to pay the Ladies Soldiers Aid Socie-
ty OF this village thirty dollars to help them
IN their great and good work which they are
doing for the soldiers.
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Browns Bronchial TrOches


westward HO Those who int end locating
themselves on the plains of the far West. should
not tail to provide themselves with remedy for
most of the minor accidents of life by taking with
them a supply of traces celebrated Salre. With
thGt IN the log cabin they may do without send
ING miles for doctor, and save his bill into the
bargain The Salve is sure cure for those nasty
cruptIons caused by the use of scrub oak leaves.
1t also cures burns, scalds. flesh wounds. boils.
and all skin complaints. . cts. a box Sec al
verttSement in another column. $500
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DEATHS,

In St. Johnsbury, March 3. Ann Eliza, wife of
Bradbury NJ. R. Wiley, aged 3d.
In Waterford, March 49, of meningitis, Clara
Emma, aged ID, daughter of Alden and NJ. L.
Parker.
In Danyille. Feb. %, VIM Whitcher, aged IS.
At Brandy Station, Va, Feb %, of small pox.
Stephen R. Nelson, of Hardwick, VT, aged rs
years, a member of Co. II. 4th Regt VT Vols.
In Walden. Feb. %, Florence Emily, daughter
of George and Melissa Merrill, aged 3 years
Feb. %. Flora Ella, only daughter of Nathan
Davenport, aged lOyea.s. MaSch ). Luke, only
son of George and Caroline Cobb, aged year
all OF diptheria.
In Greensboro, Feb. %, Jennet Esdon. wife Of
Robert Esdon, aged 40 years.
Ye loved and cherished ones farewell,
| cannot stay
I'm called mid glories bright to dwell,
| must obey.
Oh Join me on that blssful shore
Where all is peace;
There friends are parted never more,
There sorrows cease.
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School Concert the night previous he was in
his class in the front slip, with as joyous and
happy face as any one Of the large number
present.