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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-01-04
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Naval Affairs.

NEW YORK, July A.-The tlag ship
Hartford, Commander Shufeldt, bearing
the flag of Acting Rear Admiral Henry
Fl. Bell, will probably leave the Navy
Yard on Wednesday for the anchorage
off Ellis Island, when she will receive
her powder and ordinance stores. She
will not leave our waters until the iNt OF
August. ..
The practice sloop Darannah is AT the
wharf at the Navy Yard, receiving the
finishing touches, preparatory to being
put in commission on Saturday.
The Insco, 1t. Com. j. S. Thornton,
has been ordered to come up to the Navy
Yard from her anchor on the battery.
Shs will be put out of commission.
The light draught monitor Squando,
will leave Brooklyn Navy Yard this week
for Philadelphia, to be put out OF com-
mission and laid up in ordinary.
The U. S. frigate Congress, sunk by
the Merrimae in Hampton Roads, oppo-
site Newport News, was raised on Thurs
day last. The remains of the wreck are
useless, excepting the great amount of
metal. There are vague rumors rs to a
paymaster's safe with $4,000 in specie
being somewhere about the wreck.
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The Rebel Comm siOners TO Europe
Springfield National Armory.

New YORK, July "a The Herald's cor,
respondent says: John IL. Mason, one oil
The rebel commissioners to Europe, has
gone to ST. Catharine's, Canada, TO reside
The rebel emissares to Europe haN" come
hack aud are residing i'll Canada.
The Herald's correspondent says OF the
Springfield National Armory Since the
close of the war, of the 1000 men con,
stantly employed there during the last last
two years of its continuance; over Iooo @
have been discharged While the war
lasted one hundred and fifty thousand
dollar we're required monthly to pay the
workmen's wages and 1000 guns were
turned out daily. No more of the old
celebrated pattern of Springfield mus,
kets are to be manufactured. $50 900 OF
them are stored in the arsenal, and 50'ooo
we're recently sent to the arsenal ut Co
lumbus, Ohio.
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WHEELING, REGISTER.
TUESDAY MORNING, JULY a5. 1865.
Telegraphic Summary.

Gold closed at the regular board IN
New York. yesterday, at 81, ,43; at the
evening exchange at the same price
The Government was to take formal
possession of Ford's Theatre yesterday
evening. If Congress makes no app.o
,.iation for its purchase, the property Is
TO be restored to Mr.. Ford.
.Jndah P. Benjamin is in Paris.
Duryea's Zouayes. removed to MOTIFS
Island for riotous conduct III Charies'on'
recently made mutinons demonstrations
nm heinc required to give up their colors.
Tbsv we're disarued and transferred to
Fort Sumter.
Mason, one of the rebel commissioners
to Europe, is residing in Canada
The late municipal election i'll freder-
icksburg is said to have resulted in favor
of secessionlsts Moseby, it is reported
will be candidate for Congress.
The successor of Mr.. Holloway. Com-
missioner of Pensions, has not yet beon
appointed.
The Agricultural Bureau is in receipt
of encouraging agricultural reports nom
different parts of the country.
Arrangements have been made for the
epair of the telegraph cable across the
GulfofS ST Lawrence.
It was expected that the 7-3o loan
would be closed ont yesterday.
The United States frigate Congress,
has been raised The wreck is useless
except for the metal.
Some interesting South American news
is embraced in this mornings dispatches
During proceedings for the c"nhsca-
ton of slidell's property in New Orleans
claims against it were prescn'e" oS
banking institutions, but not allowed oy
the court.
It is estimated that 1000 miners are at
work getting gold in Goochland ana
Louisa counties Virginia
No more of the old pattern OF Spring
field muskets are to he manufactured
2sOOOO of them are in the Springfield ar
senal, and fifty thousand have been sent
70 Columbus, Ohio
Brazil withdrew her recognition OF
belligerant rights to the rebels in May.
About s2l 900 in fractional currency Is
in circulation.
John Stuart, arrested on Suspicion Vi
being implicated in the Joyce murder'has
been honorably discharged.
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Mining in Virginia.
Press Dispatch.l

NEW YORK, July PA Richmond pa
per publishes the following extract ot "A
letter from Goochland county:
Those who returned from the wars
too Late to put in crops are very busy
washing gold from the branches and
mines. Isuppose there are 1000 miners
at work getting gold in Goochlaud and
Louisa connties. They average two pen
nv weights day to each miner have
heard that they are working in Buck
iugham, Culpepper, Fluvanna and other
counties. The gold mines have never
been fully developed. The quartz veins
are large and very rich, and would pay
we'll, bnt not single quartz mill is work
ing in gold districts. In a few places
some are working with stone and iron
mortars, and in that rude way doing
very we'll. There will be a brighter
dawn upon the mining interests Of N"-
ginia before fall.
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From Hnvann-Eexican News,

new YORK, July 2l.-The steamer Lib,
erty brings Havana dates to the 18th, anu
Vera Cruz to the lIth The Vera Cruz
Revista says: Three columns under
Gems. Nerete, Brine ourt and Jraneingres;
were ordered to operate against Negrete'
each column taking separate road
They failed to make the connection. as
laid out, and Negrete learning their in
tention retreated to the Monelova road,
sending one thousand men in the direc-
tion of Tamulapas. Jraneingros followed
closely in pursuit of Negrete, skirmishlng
with his rear guard, but returned to Sal
tillo and thence took possession of Mon
terry, leaving the foreign legion under
Saussier au Saltillo. Mejla was still at
Matamoras. Two important points on
the frontier, Carmargo and Piedras Ne
gras, will soon be occupied, and it any
fllibusters present themselves, they Will
be we'll received.
Officers, soldiers, and munitions OF war
continue to arrive at Havana from San
Domingo
The health of Havana is good.
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Rrazil--Thc Maryland Federal Ap'
Doiutmcnts The Fractional Curren

WASHINGTON, July 24.-lt is under
stood that the Brazilian Government
withdrew the concession of bllliserent
right to the insurgents in this country
ON the 3lst of May last. Hon. Mont
romery Blair in company with large
delegation from Baltimore, had another
interview with the President to day
with reference to the Maryland Federal
appointments. 1t will be remembered
that two sets of appointments have been
made, but commissions issued to
neither. They are all in obeyance. The
opposing parties TO the contest are stu
earnestly engaged i'll presenting their re-
spective claims.
About $4,000 worth ofdefaced OF worn
out fractional currency is destroyed per
day, and it's place supplied with new, the
entire amount in circulation being up
wards of S2l 900. No more three cent
notes are to be issued, the act of Congress
prohibiting them, and the five cent notes
will also gradually be withdrawn
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FROM THE SOUTH.
Late News from Savannah,
A Mutiny on Morris Island.
Arrival from Savannah-Distur
with Duryea's ZOuaves.
Press Dispatch.
Press Dispatch.l

New YORK; July 24.-The steamer Sa-
dia brings Savannah dates to the 2oth
instant
The Savannah Herald's OrangeburS
correspondent says that place is yet most
ly living i'm ashes General Hartwell com
mands the post. The railroad is being
rapidly repaired. Laborers are receiving
twelve dollars per month; crops are III
fine condition All towns in South Car
olina are or soon will be occupied by
national troops.
The Charleston Courier of the lolD
says the l65th N. Y.vOlunteers, (Durye:t
Zouaves), removed to Morris Island lor
taking part in the disturbances III the
CITY, have exhibited d mutinous spirit
since their removal General Gilmore
sent an order demanding the colors OF
the regiment, but the Colonel refused to
give them up. lie was placed under ar
rest and the colors demanded OF the sec
ond officer in command. He too refused
when General Hatch explaining that ms
conduct would be mutiny, while the col
onel;s would simply be disobedience OF
orders, he promised to deliver the coiors'
The delivery was made, when 1T was ais-
covered that only the stan ana runpei
covers had been delivered. 1t was then
determined to disarm the whole req
iment. Other troops were brought for
ward. A'gun was charged with grape
and canister and turned upon the mn-
tinous troops, and orders given to hre on
them in case any resistance was oHerea'
The Zouaves seeing all further opposl-
ton was useless, quietly stacked Their
arms and marched under guard to Fort
Sumter, their to expiate their crime
Another steamer left Savannah for An
eusta on the 10Th, loaded with head
boards and other freight for the NATION
al Cemetery at And ;rsonville'
The 22d Iowa has been mustered out
and would star for home as soon as trans
portation could be obtained l10 OF the
oath Iowa left Savannah for Baltimore
on the 18th.
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Advancement for the RcsuscitatiOu Of
the -. Lawrence Gable.

New YORK, July A--The steam yacht
Clara Clarita, left the dock at the foot of
lith street at So'clock OH Sunday morn
ing, and passed Throgg's Neck at $3.50
o'clock Engineer Everett expects to
reach Halifax next Thursday. While ut
Halifax the machinery will be fully Az
ranged for undermining the cable in the
gulf of st. Lawrence, and the yacht will
probably leave that port for Aspey Bay
on Saturday morning. W. o. Lewis. ex-
superintendent of the Sandy Hook line,
and gentleman of great experience
with telegraph cables, has gone with Mr..
Everett in the Clara Clarita.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Election in Fredericksburg.
Good Agricultural Prospects.

Munlclpdl hltcuOu IN hrEeuOEASAs~AS
Success iof the secessionists-The
Commissioner Of Pensions-Ag gricul.
tural Reports-The Government to
take Formal Possession Of Ford's
THEATRE. II. Benj jamim.
Press Dispatchl
NEW YORK, July 24.-The Herald's
Washington special says the municipal
election at Fredericksburg, Virginia, last
week, resulted in the success of the bit
terest secessionists in the city. The cleo
tions in Virginia afford little encourage
ment to hope for an early settlement of
difficulties which the suppression OF
armed rebellion has left to be cOnciliated.
Whenever and wherever opportunity at
fords the citizens of that Slate manifest
disposition to retain or place in pow
er those who are most obnoxious for their
completely in the rebellion, and least dis
posed to aid honorably to the restoration
of the Union and loyalty in the Constitu-
ton 1t is understood that the notorious
Moseby intends to run for Congress in his
district
The Secretary of the Treasury has or
dered that no more of the five cent stamp
currency shall be issued
No decision has yet been made in re-
gard to the Commissioner of Pensions,
and Mr. Holloway is still discharging the
duties of his Office. But little is said in
reference to thea ppointment, but Tbeak-
er appears to have the best chance for OBJ
tanning it.
The Times Washington special says
the Agricultural Bureau is in receipt of
gratifying reports of the condition of the
crops. The wheat crop is generally large
am.i sufficient to yield large amount for
expectation. The corn crop is in afOur
ishing condition and promises large
yield The oats crop is everything at
this time that could be desired. The
potatoes escaped the injuries of the pota-
to bug much better than usual, and bid
fair to be fair and abundant. All other
crops. both fall and spring, sowed land
planted, bid fair to be larger than the
crops of last year. The fruits are not so
uniformly good, and principally in West
ern States.
The World says: The government takes
formal possession of FOrd's Theatre on
Monday Everything there is being
packed for removal The government is
to pay a certain amount to Mr.. Ford to
the first of February, and if by that time
Congress has not made an appropriation
for its purchase, it will be returned to
him
P. Benjamin, late Secretary of the
Confederacy, has arrived safely i'll Paris
by way of Nassau, with the intention OF
making his future home in Australia.
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LOVE AND BL0dD.
The Harris.Rurroughs rrial-The
Whole StOry.lI

The Harris.Rurroughs rrial--Th
Whole story.,
From the Cincinnati Times, Hth inst
Tile trial of a Young wdhan in the
Capital of the country for NOOting her
lover, contains many points pf Interest.
1t is not the old, old story of owe and Sc
duction. 1t is case, thought somewhat
aggravated case we admit, of modern
Irritation. Many years agd away out
west, there was little lrist girl, Mary
Harris by name. She was petty, black
eyed and roguish She wa$lpoor. Her
parents were de3d, and sh4 lived with
some relatives, Who treated her kindly,
and gave her such ADVANTAGES as they
were able. Presently she dRt q young
man who took fancy to hetfresh MORN
ing face and short dresses I'd ingratia-
ted himself into the good obhion of the
old people, and visited hef fhaEa, rs a
young man of two or three ~ twenty
might visit child of twelyA he called
her his rosebud and his ph 4iates and
his puss-in-boots, we dare 3ag They
took long walks together, Al n hy the
river side whole days, and Dad fairy
tales. And so they parted f . ti4e
But our little Irish gif1 & t6or and is
growing to womanhood, . has to do
something for q living. be is sent,
therefore, to q neighbour taiage and
becomes salesmaid for A. old shop
keeper, who after a while 3>Ey fond Of
her, for she is youns III y hA6d.
some One day she - srf The
young man withS - n1et1che
has not forgotten M 3 ;geA q
be her dear, der ief llla T.
4 that, tor this /. i i
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;: Another Arrival from Savannah
1press Dispatch.l

New YORK, July 24,-The steamer
Arago, from Hilton Head, brings Charles
ton aud Savannah papers to the 18th
The expedition to lay out cemetry for
our dead had left Savannah for Ander-
sonville. =,
The Arago and Fulton are to be with
drawn from the route to Hilton Head the
Illinois takes the place of the Fulton the
next trip.
The steamers Godire and America had
arrived at Savannah from New York.
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EWADVERTIsEMENTS
A CARD.
THE SISTERS OF ST. Jos

THE SISTERS OF ST. JVSEFH
i beg leave to inform their friends ma the
public generally that they have ieOpened Wheel
ing Hospital Tor the reception of all patients not
attic ted with contagious diseases. The strict
est attention will be paid to everything connect
ed with the welfare of patients entrusted to
theircare. Terms moderate and proportioned TO
the accommodation desired. The Sisters would
avail themselves of this opportunity TO return
their thanks to the medical faculty of Wheel.
ing for the patronage l.. ,iOSed on their ins'itn
tion previous to its occupation by the military
authorities, of which they hope 10 experience a
renewal henceforward.
The City Omnibus leaves the Hospital for
Ritchietown every alternate hour from o'clock
4. m. to 9 p. N.
Wheeling Hospital july a2.-lw
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NOTICE.
HINlE II y AS THE stuck HOL h.

w RSof The Belmont Iron Works Compt'
nv of Wheeling West Virginia, at a meeting
held at the office of said corporation in the city
of Wheeling on the 20th July, 1866, passed a. q
following resolution, TO wit
WHEREAS, the resolution requiring the asses
ment and paymen5 of three hundred and hfiy
dollars per share, TO make good the loss of capi.
tai resulting on 1.-The operations of the corpora
tion since Jan 18th, ls65, not having an unani'
nous vote, aud therefore not being adopted, It
is hereby
Re,olced That this corporation shall discon.
tinue its business and go into immediate hqui.
dation in accordance with the 10th section of
the Act o6 the Legislature Of West Virginia
passed October Goth, 1863, regarding corpora
tons and the board of directors OF said corpo'
ration is hereby authorized and directed 10 pro.
ceed forthwith TO close and settle up its business
as soon as practicable, in accordance with said
section of said act and that the reai estate and
appurtenancy and chattel property shall be sold
on or before the lst day of September next.
We, the undersigned, appointed by said, board
of directors a committee TO carry out said reso'
lutiOD
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ARTIFICIAL LIMBS.
TO INVALID SOLDIERS,
And all otIIerUnfOrtunates.
arlif .ial Legs, Arms & Clutches.
GREAT IMPROVEMENTS IN THEIR MAN.
UFACTURE.

UtACIURE.
4 FTER SEVERAL YEARS EX.
N PERIENCE in the manufacture Of Arti.
fetal Arms, Legs and Clutches, the undersigned
hatters himself that he is now able 10 give en-
tire satisfaction To all those noeding any thing
in his line. He warrants his articles TO be as
seryiceable durable and light a. can be manu-.
voluntary certificates
To Charles Behler, Agent, Hheeling
US. GENERAL Hosl1TAL.
WHEELING W. Va, April 25tb, 1855
take pleasure in stating 10 you that have
carefully examined the Artificial Legs manu-
factured by Leonhard Legran and for which you
are agent For simplicity Of construction "A
well as durability and convenience, have never
seen anything to equal them, and Therefore
cheerfuily recommend them 20 any who are un
fortunate enough 10 need artificial hInba.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant, E.
JOHN KIRKER,
A. A Surgeon, U. :. a, In charge.
wHEkISG, W Va, April 9Th, 1865.
have carefully examined the Artificial Legs
Of Lombard Legran, and find them simple In
their construction, Of good workmanship. light
and very substantially made; They win be
quite as serviceable a. any artificial legs In use
and on account Of their simplicity and strength
less liable to need repairs. j cbeerfnlly recon-
mend them to any who may need artificial limbs
JOHN FRISSELL,
A. A. Surgeon, y. 5. a.
WHEELING W. Va, April eth, 1855
The Artificial Legs offered for sale By Charles
Behler Agent / can recommend for the follow
ing advantages: simplicity in structure, strength
of material and economy In price.
RespectfuIIy. WiHAZLETT,
Surgeon Board Of Enrollment.
II affords me much pleasure 70 state that Leon.
hard Legran, corner Of East Commons, ALE
eheny. has furnished me with an artificial leg,
that can use well, after one weeks using. 1
cheerfuIly recommend to all who are unfortunate
snough TO need one TO give him call
LZwIS RANLEY,
springdAle, Allegheny county Pa
For further particulars eall on, or eldfsss,
o., CHARLES BEHLEk, Agent,
msf Monroe Street Wheeljnz, ". Va
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Railroad Accidents.

CINcrNNATI, July 24.-Tne eastern
bound mail on the NJ. & o. road, met
with an accident on Friday, near Dills-
borough station, caused by the washing
away of the culvert. The engineer was
drowned. None others were injured.
The accident ON the Central Ohio rail
road was caused by the breaking of an
engine wheel
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Cosflscatien Of Slidell,s Property
Claims Of Banking Institntious Ex.

NEW YORK, July A.-During the pro-
gress recently in the U. s. District Court
in New Orleans, of proceedings for the
confscation of the rebel emissary Sill
dell's estate in that city, a claim for 90
900 francs was put in by the Paris Bank
ing House of Mscuard & Co, and one of
100000 francs by the Bank of New Or
leans, for money advanced to the traitor
on mortgage Judge Burell decided that
Sidell was an enemy to the Government,
and that these claims could not be al
lowed or entertained. =
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The y-sO Lear.

PHrIADEIPHrA. July The balance
of the z-3c lean unsold is about fifteen
millions and viii probably be closed ont
to day. All orders win be filed BY Jay.
Ctoke g fast q received until the re-
ntlihine y llines = sxhausted. a
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Prisoner Discharged.

Boston, July 24.-John Stuart, whose
arrest was announced several days ago,
on suspicion of being implicated in the
murder Of the Joyce children, was to-day
honorahly discharged on motionaof the
Prosecuting Attorney.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC.
JOHN BROWN,
SUCCESSOR TO
WYKES & BROW

I39 Main street, WheeliHg, ". Va.
i AND STYLE. India Ink, Oil and Water
C0lors finished In the latest styies
A large assortment Of gilt and rosewood frames
Also variety Of Fano, and Cheap Cases.
Old Pictures copied TO cards or life size.
RCall and examine. pa
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BANKS.
Dividend Notice.

MERCHANTS & MECHANICS BANK. y
Wheeling, 18th July 1855
THE DIRECTORS OF THT1
i BANK have declared dividend of four a.
per cent on the capital stock ont Of the earnings
Of the last six months, free Of State and Federal
tax, payable to the stockholders or their legal
representatives on demand.
jul9.Iw s. BRADY, Cashier.
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WILL SELL AT AUCTION,

At the front door OF the Court House, in the city
of Wheeling, on Tuesday the ODD day of August,
1865. sale tecommence at 10 O'Clock a. m all that
valuable real estate and appurtenances in thebth
Ward of the city of Wheeling. known a.
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AZ Main ssrses- First RIssr,I
If yeu want The best and cheapest work in ths
co1xfry. sS s+ IA. 49,
Partridge Win hsreafter give his personal 81
tenfion TO the operating department, sd 80
that ean be maae ~s4s