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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-08

Interesting from FeXuS--.ArriVnI OF
| Gen. WeitZel'S COrpS---The DefenccA
at observation-disclosures OF the
Countrywide People still Opposed
to Submission.
NEW YORK, July 7th.-The Tribune's
Galveston correspondence, dated the
10th of June, says: Galveston is now
occupied by cOlOred troops, consisting
ola provost guard, for the enforcement
Oflaw and order.
Gen. Gordon Granger left this morn
ing for Houston with a sufficient force
to occupy this city and protect the citi-
2ens in the vicinity.
The transports, laden with part of
WeitzePs corps, arrived several days
ago, but were unable to cross the bar
on account of the high sea that had
been rolled up byu strong southeast
wind. n large fleet is now ut anchor
off the bar, composed of navy vessels,
transports and coal boats. The Port
Royal, New London, Preston and CO.
lumbia nre anchored i'll the bay
The forts and batteries, erected with
so much pains, are now deserted. The
shot, shell and powder are scattered
about with wanton recklessness. Gen.
Granger declares that they are not
worth occupying mt present, and it is
probable they will remain i'll their de-
ISOLATION as mementOes Offour yGurS UNI
successful lfGitSOu. fOI EOnkne:lu
and Fort Mngrudcr are the principal
earthworlls, but they do not deserve to
be called forts, being merely piles Of
sand and railroad iron, with but
few guns in caSemateS, and with
out p0rapets. At distance across the
water these piles of yellow sand doomed
up ominously, and to an unprofes-
titled, but, after all, the defence of the
city by water was i'll the ShnllowneSs,
narrOwnesS and tOrtUOuSneSs of the
channel. The city is dcsolatc.
Loyalty does mot manifest itself
among the inhabitants. Even now,
while Union soldiers patrol the streets
and powerful fleet is anchored Off the
city, these narrOw-minded and impOv-
erished people cling to the idea of State
Independence. They want to lily the
clone star" flag once moro, to sub-divide
their country into four States or more
and to become II recognized power i'll
the world.
There are many more slaves i'll Texas
than there We're before the war, but
their value has fallen about TO zero,
and little effort is made to recapture
them when they run away.
could fill many columns were To
record the horrible accounts that reach
us of the lnwlesSncSs and bloodthirSti-
HITS III lIG lAlNtI4OEs SIlHShlltt IL
mine; L will repay" has been the mot
to of the ill-usGd soldier of the COnted-
eracy, and qtmrtermasters and con-
tractors have paid the penalty of their
frauds i'll the hy-wuys and on the limbs
of trees.
The Tribunc's New Orleans CORES
pOndent says Maj. Gen. Sheridan, after
visiting Galveston, proceeded to BraZos
Santiago, and from thence to Browns
vile, remaining but short time in
each place. He is hourly expected to
return to his headquarters in this city,
which are established mt the Strong
mansion.
Gen. NeitZel arrived MT BrnZos San
tiago few days since, and tenporari-
ly established his headquarters at that
place. 1t is thought he will proceed to
Brownsville inn few weeks, or as soon
as the debarkntion of his command has
been effected.
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Deatl, NYnrrn,,ts sIr,nll-

/, HARRIsnunG, July 7.-Gov. Curtin
has signed the death warrants of David
Gregnr and William Hopkins, for muir
der. They are to he executed on IN.
18th of August, i'll Philadelphia.
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United States Telegraph Company.
Office No. IOI I.e East side Min ST..
Five doors above Monroe.

WHEELING, WEST VA.
TIME United States Telegraph ComDany's
i lines being now completed to Cincinnati,
ST louis and all tie western cities, and also
to NIL the eastern and northern cities, they are
prepared to transact business to ulI points in
the United States and Canadas, with accurR-
cy, cheapneSS and despatch. For the con-
Il branch Office established in the McInre
House. [Ju3-lwl US. TELEGRAPH CO.
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In Rem, In n cnse of
forfeiture and confis-
CntiOn.

Ss: In Rem, In n c,lse of
The personal DrOper- forfeiture and confis-
of john Lump. HitAoh'
NNTHEI&EAS AN INFORMANT HAS
w been filed In the District Court OF the
United States for the District OF West Vir-
gtntn, at Wheeling, on the 2lSt day Of June
in the year of our Lord, one Thousand eight
hundred and sixty five, by the I'm tied States
OF America, against the personal property o (
john Lump, described In the schedule filed
with said 1nfornlntion-in Il certain proceed
ing In Rem, alleging In SubStani 70 that the
said John Lump has violated the 18Th sec
ton of the Act OF the Congress OF the United
StnteS, approved June 30, 1854, entitled IAN
Act to provide Internal Revenue to support
the Government, to pay interest t3n the pub
lie debt and for other purposes" nd praying
TINT said property may he confscnfed and
sold rs forfeited to the United States
Now, therefore, in Pursuance Of the attach
ment under the Senl OF the said Court to me
directed and delivered, 1 do hereby give pub
lie notice to all persons claiming amy Interest
in the Silid property, or in the proceeds there
of, to appear before tho Judge of the District
Court of the United States for the District OF
West Virginia, at Wheeling, on the. Sth day OF
July, 1865, Or the same be a day OF jnftsdic-
ton, II not, on the next day of Jurisdiction
thereafterl then and there to interpOSe their
claims aud make their allegation iii that he
half EDWARD NJ. NORTON, 4. 3
q. S. Marshal, Dist. of w. Va.
B. H. SMITH, U. S. Atty. je2ElSt
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Public Sale of Valuable building Lots
on Main Street.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED FROM
d Hnmpden Zane and Others to Samuel
Churchill, recorded in the Recorder Dtfite OF
Ohio county, West Va, in deed hook No. .,
page $50, and ola deed from the said Churchill,
HnmPden Zane and wife TO me, recorded in
snid office, in decd book No. 80, page l5l, and
II the request of Finely A.. wife Of the said
Hampden, and of Mnry, daughter. OF the said
Halnpden, will sell Mt public auction, on
SATURDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF July, CONNER
cling said sale ut 10 o'clock, a. NJ, eight par
GELS of ground, each D feet on Main street by
1873 In depth, being part OF what is Usunliy
known rs the Reserve, lying between Main
and Market. and Union and Monroe streets,
and bounded ON the south by the line of the
three story brick building now owed by Thos.
HonhrO0S. The deeds to the purchasers Will
be eHecuted by myself, Hanpden Zane and
we, and Mary Zane, and the title Is conSid-
cred inquest Ionnllle.
Terms OF Satellite purchaser may. Mt
IGnptlons pay the whole purchase money in
SSslstl, OF onegtlirCl In hnnd, and the balance
n u 5nree equal payments Of one, two and
te2-t1yl5 +. r. ARMSTRONG, Trustee.
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GOLD BEARING BONDS,

/ These Bonds arc now worth handsom,
premium, and are exempt, MS are all the Gov
eminent Bonds, fran State, County and lIt,ni
cLpGl tnrdtiOn, Irtch adds from, one to three PEI
cent per d''1l'nH to their lulue, according to thu
rate levied upon other property. The inter
est is payable semi-annually by coupons at
tached to each note, which may be cut off and
sold to any bank or banker.
The interest Mt go per cent. amounts to
One cent per day on $50 note.
+ Two cents per day on n Sl0O note.
{ Ten cents per day on n $500 note.
Twenty cents per day on $1,000 note.
One Dollar per day on n 5000 note.
Notes ofall the denominations named will
be promptly furnished upon receipt of sub.
scriptions.
Tie Notes OF this Third Series are precisely
similar in form and privileges to the Seven
Ihirties already sold, except that the Govern
ment reserves to itself the option of paying
interest mgold coin Mt per cent, instead OF
8-l0ths in currency. Subscribers will deduct
the interest in currency up to July 18th, nj
the time when they subscribe.
The delivery ofthe notes of this third series
ofthc Seven-thirties will commence on the
lst of June, and will be made promptly and
continuously after that date.
The slight change made in this conditions
ofthis THIRD SERIES affects only the mat.
terof interest. The paymentin gold, If made,
will be equivalent to the currency interest Of
the higher rate.
The return to specie payments, in the event
Of which only will the option to pay interest
In Gold be awaited of, would so reduce and
e1ualize prices that purchases made with six
per cent. in gold would be fully equal to those
mnIR with n
in currency. This is
THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET
Now offered by the Government, and its su.
perinr advantages make It the
Great Popular Loan of the People
Less than $780, 100000 of the Loan authorize
by Congress are now on the market. This
amount, at the rate at which 1t is being alb
sorbed, will NIL be subscribed for within sixty
days, when the notes will undoubtedly COM
mand premium, as has uniformly been the
case on closing the subscriptions TO other
Loans.
In orler that citizens of every town and Sec
ton ofthe country may be afforded facilities
for taking the loan, the National Banks, State
Banks and Private Bankers throughout the
country have generally agreed to receive SUBJ
eFlPtiohS mt par. subscribers will select their
own agents, in whom they have confidence,
and who only are to be responsible for the
delivery OF the notes for which they receive
orders.
JAY COOKE.
Subscription agent
May 10, 1865. PHILADELPHIA.
Subscriptions will be received by the
Hf'St National Bank or Wheeling.
First National Bank Of Euignouk
First National Bank GC InrGersb,ro.
Second National Rank Of ITykersb,tr0.
iSarings Bank. Of WAeclimg.
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Sf0 A MONTH"; WANT AGENTS EY-
TsoidN - tyIwShisre, at SAD month, eNpenses
Te+ r 70 sen F%teea Artises, the best selI5S
So Ssse S1 Fun particulars free NddreSSs
'-''uuENWE OTIS T. CAREY.
8iddeforVi, Maine,
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BURNING of the Shir, WIN. Nelson or
thc IGanIsA of the Newfoundland

Mo?NrNEAh, July 7.-The. purser of
lowing statement: The ship VIM. Mel
son, from Flushing for Phiiadelphin or
New York, was destroyed by lire on
the banks of Newfoundland. The fire
originated from IL red hot bolt being mt
into tar pot between the deck. For
~ persons were taken to ST. Johns nv
the steamer Meteor. Four hundred
people are missing, some of whom may
have been saved in the boats.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-08
The Greatest Medicine of the Age!
KRAPTS DIARRHGA COMPOUND!


nIARRHOIA. DYSENTERY. ISIIrX- SLIM
MER COMPLAINT.
Ana az Diseases 9fthc .S'omoct aud Ro,pcIs, in
c'de"t 70" CH0n0e OF Dict or Climate.
VIE PRoPRIETORS Oh. THIS TRULY
iiniNn1Hahlc Medicine, now offer 1t to the
pMniiic Will iul knowledge OF its superior
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before intrOduccd. 1t has been used with the
7no1 perfect SiicSN in thousands OF cases Ir6cre
az othcF Remedies hare Su1c,i. Cases of i,brnn-
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ms net[I yditei IN n single i,,stGncc where te
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n Every traveller should have n Eottl. of ,bo
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40 Family should he without II.
r, 10 not hesitate to try KRAF-r'sS nINRPurr.
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SECOND DISPATCH.

Capt: Acton, of the NIornvian, gives
the following. statement to the Associa-
ted Press: Aboatman ut Cape Race re-
ported that the stenmer Meteor, belong
Johns on Friday with 40 of the Dasscn-
gers and crew of the ship VIM. Nelson,
taken from the burning wreck on the
Banks of Newfoundland. The William
Nelson sailed from Flushing for New
York with German emigrahts on board,
Before the Meteor reached the burning
vessel all the bonts had put off full Of
the bouts hnh been heard of MS far as
Capt. Acton could learn. There were
upwards of 400 passengers on board
when the vessel sailed.
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SAVINGS BANK OF WHEELING.
01Sce, lIoin st, bct,recn Monroe aud Quincy.
MONEY RECEIVED ON TRANSIENT
M Deposite. Interest paid on Special De-
poSitS. Collections promptly attended to.
Exchange on the East bought and sold.
TH0S. H. LIST, President.
SAML p. HILDEEFH, Treasurer.
janli-
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Auction Sale.

Auction Sale,
OF A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE.
IF not sold at private sale, / will. on Tues.
L dry, the 18th day OF July, 1865, sell ut pub
lie auction, Mt the front door Of the Court
House, the desirable two-stoEI brick dwelling
on Hampton street, now occupied by Ar.
VIM. "A. CracTaft.
Terms made known on the day Of sale.
THOS, OBRIEN,
Real Estate Agent,
jul-td Register ONCE.
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Fifth Quarterly Report

NE the First National Bank of Wheeling.
~ W. Va, showing its condition on tile
morning of the first Monday In July, 1865.
ASSETS.
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From the Lone Star State.
Deception of the Galveston Bat
teries.
THE STATE IN A BADCoNDrTGoN
The People Still Rebellious.
PROMINENT APPLICATIONS
FOR PARDON.
Progress of Governor PeirpOint in
Virginia.
Fourth of July in New Orleans.
Hanging of the Conspirators.

Interesting from Texns--.ArrivaI of
Gen. WeItzeI's COrps---The Defenccx
at Observation-Disclosures OF the
Countrywide People still Opposed
to SubnIssIOn.
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Chaplain 18th w " ". MIARrIS,


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WIS sumner being In NaShvs' TSnn
the remedies OF seveRl PHYSICIANS In, uied
out any effect. was advised hy my ro,Sis
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WAS i was edTtseI to thy kraft's Diarrhnsa Com.
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car and restored TlV health. am glad 10 re-
SS9mmend this valuable medicine To ali ne
AIcted with this terrible disease. "a
yours truly, ANDREW EDwAEns.
MeSSrS. McCAnE, KRAFT & Co, Gentlemen.
- .i.It GUNNER was attacked with n verT,
S sSS, lliarrhoea, nom which suffered FSr
S 9'It three weeks. tried various remedies
DSt was unable TO check the disease. LAT lSSi
rtSESSS1 pottIc OF KrNfts DiarrhCpn Com.
aaS O33lu. one hothc entirely cured me CliaFILSe
SiSasL,SISSS'G n me to my usual health take
3H S;Sstsute IN recommending this vnlnoble mel.
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Formerly Master Machinist b. q ORR.
,McCABE, KRAFT co. WSol.aill;i w T;, va
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ana az Diseases 9fthc !SOm0ch aud ROlrcGS in
c7dent TO a Change Of Dict on. Climate.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-02
DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM.

Resolved, That the Democratic party Of ri Do
RADIO COunty are to-day. as ~ the pact, proud Of
their name and organization, and deNotedly at
taehed to their time honored principles That
among these we at the pres nj time desire espe
cially to emphasize the following articles Of our
political faith:
FirSt-The TraternaI Urion Of the States.
seeOnd-The Constitution and laws supreme
over all.
Third-Tbe military to be subordinate to the
civil poWer.
Four,h--state rights, limited only b! expressly
drleRated powers.
EInh-The Monroe doctrine
Sixth A hard money currency. with an eX'en-
sisn Of the Specific Contract Act to Incit- Art4Al
contracts for ~oTkingmen's wages, and all con
tracts for payments IN cain, verbal Or otherwise.
Seventh Whilst acknowledging the fact that
slavery 10 abolished in the States lately III reh'
hon. We are emphaiicAly opposed - extending
the right Of Sufii age to n"groer ALd thsr Iuferor
races and while We desire that the population
State 'hOuld eujOy all tRAl nights and re" cdIeS
extended TO other perAOut. ~e are una!trTatlJ op
posed TO conierfing upon them either sociAi OF %
htIcAl equality.
Eighth-Opposition to the sale or taxation Of
the mi erAl lands OF thls coast heheNInE. hr.t.
recond, that their Development onzht rather to b.
encouraged by premiums than retarded Ly taxa
Iion.
NInth--That We. az Democrats heartily entcrpe
the doctrine OF PTssidtat johnson a. Get fFtk IN
his North arvliEa Proclamation, q at the pot er
Of prescribing the Qualifications Of electors and
the ehgItIhty Of p-rSons to bold ONCE IL Vest, d
primarily In he qualified electors u the States 4.
which power. as Is veil said 10y The Prr,ideut. -
tRe "GhIch the eeNeral StateS CON potuz the Fed
eTAI Cnlon ave exc. cISed from the oTieIu Of the
Government to the present time
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-02

"No AUTHORITY. - President johnson
says that "neither the President nor
Congress has any authority to prescribe
the qualifications OF electors " in the
States; but our "loyal supporters Of the
Government" Wicks, Baber, McCallum
4 Co. don't believe it and therefore re
fused to endorse his policy in this great
matter. They oppose the Government
that is, in their vocabulary, the Admins
tration, and on their own theory are dis
loyal" With what pr"priety can they
call upon loyal men for their support /,
The Democratic platform fully and urre.
servedIy endorses the Presidents Ian
guage, and the Democracy will cordially
sustain him in his reconstruction policy.
All who approve Of his policy, to be con
sistent and honest, must vote the Demo
cratic ticket.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-02

TOWNSHIP DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES. We
earnestly urge upon our Democratic
friends in the different Townships to give
q united and hearty support to their
Township nominees. Below we publish
the names of the nominees so far us thew
have been given to US. They should be
supported by the Democracy of their re-.
Spective townships without scratch:
Plscerville Township.-For Assessor
and Collector, A. Simonton; Justice of
the Peace, VIM. G. Davis; Road Overseer,
N. McCuSker; Constables, P. Flansburg,
W. F. Morphy.
Mud Springs Township. Assessor
and Collector, John Carney; Justices of
the Peace, David Thornton. W. j. Adams;
Road Overseer, James Porter; Consta.
bleS, L. n. Shrewsbury, Nat. Porter.
ColOma Township. For Assessor and
Collector, A. St. G. Denver; Road Over,
seer, Alexander McFadden.
White Oak Township. p.-For Assessor
and Collector, P. j. Moyer; Road Over
seer, j. c. McManus; Constables, S. P.
Nicholson, John Batchelder.
Kelsey TOwnship.-For Assessor and
Collector, VIM. Jabine; Road 'Overseer,
James Donahoe; Constsbles, A. A. White,
David Martin.
Costumes Township. Assessor
and Collector, Seth Loveless Road Over.
seer, G. W. Humphreys; Constables, ].
W. SpaIding, F. C. Lea.
Mountain Township. For Assessor
and Collector, G. Z. Mclean Road Over
seer, W. Cole, Justices of the Peace,
VIM. Christian, Elijah King Constables,
John Mclean, John Beal.
Diamond Springs Township. For As
SCISSOR and Collector, Henry Larkin Con-
stables, Casper Ehat. Thos. Hayes. We
have not learned who the other nominees
Of this township are.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-02

The PErTIcoAT STORY. .-Stanton'S pet
ticoat story. which for many weeks pass.
ed unchallenged and which many persons
greedily swallowed, is thoroughly explo-
ded at last. The Chicago Republican,
edited by Dana, late Assistant Secretary
IT War, says the whole thing is false
hood, that members of a Chicago battery
who we're present. say that Mr.. Davis
wore . gentleman's common dressing
gown, and surrendered with dignity, with
out disguise or attempt to escape. 1t is
disgrace to the country that the authors
of the lie occupy public position. Well
may European journals st'gmatize Us as a
nation of liars" 1t is not compliment
tary, but it is true.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-02
CoNsTABLE's SALE.

DY virtue Of writ Of execution issued ont OF
I'D the Justices Court OF H. W. Brown, a Justice
of the Peace In and for Diamond Springs Township,
County Of Fl Dorado and State Of CAIfOxnia, upon
. judgment rendered therein on the 2S1 day OF Au-
gust, A. D. 1885, sgainst c. TTy0n and M faSoeof
o. W. Bowles, for the sum OF eighty nine dollars
debt and fourteen dollars costs Of suit and accrung
costs, have levied upon and will expose to >ale to
the highest bidder, at BROWNS HOTEL, ihVateasan
Valley,
On the 18th Day OF September, 1895,
At the hour Of o'cIorK M all of the right, title,
and Interest Of said c. Z. Tryon In and to the fol-
lowing described property, to wit:
That certain piece or parcel Of land lying and be-
ing situate in Pleasant Valley, County OF 81 Dorado
and State Of California, and bounded on the north
by the highway, on the east by the lands OF james
Mclaughlin, on the south by the lands Of Henry
Schneider, and on The Wrs BY the lands OF K. Nor
ris, togetht with, all and singular the tenementS'
hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto belong
ing or in anywise appertaininE.
WM. MCCLURE, Deputy Constable,
Diamond Springs Township.
Dated--August 24ih. 1885.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-02

Medical A6Vtee.-DT. WIN. X. n.h,
Medical and Surgical Institute iS breonisS s.Yp
qua non to the welfare Of our stats suS S.,,k @ne
our citizens; and his npidly OpFeaaiss s--.N 81
tion, although 1t may excite surpriee- Z ~, ~
eignal Of skill, and follows - tkO natHsaI ~ "
such aeause. We are personally aeoosin,sS ~ 3
gentlemen Who hsd AsfoT =. eSSsNu s'N
ic diseases and Who had f1hTI I N,hmays "a .sssL
available means that promissd relief 6.t r;,rsy
success. until they called upon Dr. DoAevtv -
in an inerediblv short space Of tine ~ .i."
them entire relief NiS RratininS "a aSsdr..a
this fact, because the DOetOr 10 a rsntI,wsn ~.
seckS. not Uy defamation Of en- 10 e:t.AsA to
reputation: or 10 rear the superatrnets,s ~ ~.
own upon the ruin Of another fame Ths n".,ns
conducts HE lae,it0te In . uuaauer Nh.1 - -
gratifying to all his patients. he examinss "a
Vises and reeommsnds without ehaPSr. 49, -. - :.
uent, amer hearing bis tsrms EoT tTe,imss1 -
accept or reject At pleasure. Iu no eass A.. ~.
Doctor make charge unleSs be Sifeeta = en-.
This he i' able TO do, because he feels The rone
denee which long sxpe ienee has Siyen. M -
doubt the eonsolation which appeTtains 70 ths,
confidence. Persons Afflicted With either sspts -
chrome distAse. would do ell 10 consult ,As NJ
tor At all ev' nis, il can do no ham as for consnI
tAtiOn be asks no fee; ror does be insist on oh.-
dienee To his advice unlesS the patient places Nh.
self under his care. His on es are on SSeT.msr,.
street, Opposiie the Pacific Mail Stsam,hip c..
pAu!'S once Is. ?. NsWS.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-02

CoHPLIMENTARY.-T Abolition candi-
dates, because the Democracy revere the
Constitution and uphold it. and do not
regard any higher earthly Law, sReeriRg.
ly call US Constitutional Democrats u
We are Constitutional Democrats and are
proud at being SO classified. No greater
compliment could be paid the Democracy.
Said the great Webster: eff the Amer.
lean people are not struck with judicial
blindness, they will cling to the Cons.i.
tntiOn as the ship-wrecked mariner clings
to the last plank when darkness and the
tempest close around him."