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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-10-25
..T:.iead,

BILLINGS In Tunkhannock, Oct. 6 1865, Nellie
May, Youngest daughter of Paul aud II. G. Bill
lingsss aged IS months and 27 lays.
Dearest Nellie thou hsst leftius aaasr +
And thy loss we deeply feel,
But tits Goo who hath bereft U.S. "a. ss-
He can all our sorrJws hea
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-10-25

F General Banks commits himself
sqCarely to negro suffrage. Here is his
record ...-
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-10-25
AUDITORS NOTICE.

Sherifs Office. J
Tunk Oct %, 1865 !
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-10-25

LS ''EIder JOhnAthan WeTvIn Hn Orda'1ed pas
tor Of the Baptist petsuasion. sentenced to ten
days Imprisonment for vagrancy by Esquire De-
witt on Fridiv last. Religious fanaticism had
somewhat unsettled his intellect and he had an
idea that he was appointed to 60 into the highway
and preach, and get his living by "asking" from
door 10 door For years he has supported himself
in this way, but latterly on account of his beasly
habits, people have objected to receive him, and
his importunities be coming anything but meek and
lowly, led 10 his inca Grafton.
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From Savannah.

New York, Aug. 2.-The steamer
Nevada brings Savannah dates to the
18th:
The Savannah Herald saws: Five
bags containing mail matter, were for
the first time forwarded to Augusta on
the 9th, for the interior of Georgia. A
large mail was also forwarded on the
10Th for Southern Georgia and Floridn.
Inc United States mail police force
of Savannah has been disbanded and an
organization ofarmed patrols substitu-
The Provost Courts have been abol-
ished and all criminal cases are tried
by Capt. Cox as Post Provost Marshal
and the functions of District Judge are
performed by Lieut.. Colonel York.
F. w. Sims, the former proprietor of
the Savannah Republican, petitioned
for restoration to him of that property,
but Gen. brennan has ordered, that ON
account of his reasonable conduct, the
petition be denied.
A list of prices for the public market
of Savannah, has been established by
Ten. Davis. rT 4 - -
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CONTRADICTION.

BALTIMORE, August 2.-The person
arrested iii Texas recently and sup
posed to be John ii. Surrutt, one of the
assassins, passed the Relay Station this
morning en- route for Washington,
heavily irOned and under guard, He
was recognized ut the station by n fam
lily acquaintance, and by an old friend
who was not allowed to speak to the
prisoner, and who says positively that
the man in irons is John II. Surrntt.-
The deposition of this person was at
once taken and forwarded to Washing
ton.
WASHINGTON, August 2.-T'he man
brought hither from the west who was
supposed to be John II. Surratt, is said
in quarters where he was known, to he
some other individual. His real name
is thus far kept secret.
says: ..5.,-lg
AT twenty minutes past ten o'clock
this morning, the train from Baltimore
brought in the prisoner reported to be
John III. Surrutt, in charge of Captain
Smith, of tho I'd U. S. artillery, and the
Provost Marshal of Memphis, Tenn,
and under guard of sergeant and
three men, of the 10th Illinois regi-
ment. He was heavily ironed, and on
his arrival was escorted to n carriage
and driven to the Provost Marshai's
office, when Col. Ingraham ordered him
to be committed to the old Capitol
prison. lie was arrested at Memphis
OH July 10Th, by Capt. Smith, not on
suspicion of his being John II, Surratt.
as has been intimated, but on charge
of having been engaged in the con-
spiracy, and it is said the evidence
against him is very conclusive.
He gives his name as John s. Rian,
and states that he is from Texas and
has been "a captain in the Confederate
service. He bears n singular resem-
blnnce in features to the SUrratt family
but those who knew John H. Surratt
when here, are positive this man is not
him. The prisoner is dressed in grew,
with light colored SLOUGH hat, and is
about five feet seven inches IN height,
rather slim and slender frame, light or
sandy or fair complexion, slightly
IreelSled, Light blue eyes, sharp nose,
rather long, and has the knuckGe of the
little finger of the right hand shot OH;
apparently by bnlI.
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New York money Mnrke1.

New YORK, August 2.
MoNEv-Scarcely SO firm; call loans
quoted Mt COZ per cent. -laH51l
STERLING EXcHANGE-Dull Mt 1Os9z
GoID-A shade firmer; opening at
144H and closing at I451S.
GOVERNMENT STOCKs-Rather more
steady; y. S. 6's, 500 coupons, 1851;
do, new issue, l0414; 1905 second Sc
r1es, 9s>s; do, third series, 90; one-year
cert1hcates, new issue, SIX, 1910 cou-
SToCKs-Cumberland Az; Ohio and
Mississippi certificates PAX; NIariposa
7lA; Michigan Central Ok; Erie S7IE;
Reading l04A; Pittsburgh, 691{; Nfichi,
gan Southern G5M; Illinois Central
lZI15; Northwestern 81; Fort Wayne 81;
691I. ~, -, - =, =
NEW YohK, August 2.-Gold tonight
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The Railroads IN Texas---TriaI of the
Rebel Col. Fry...Arresf of Robbers

Ene Aa1lFOauS In TexnS-..Trinl of the
Rebel Col. Fry..sArresf of Robbers
and Jay haEkersi In western Texas.
New YoRK, August 2.-The steamer
evening Star brings New Orleans dates
In our files we find no important
The Times Galveston correspondence
says seven railroads are in running or
Ger IN Texas, comprising an aggregate
OF. over 400 miles. New rolling and
otner STOCK Is much wanted, however.
BEFORE the war there were eighty-five
newspapers published in that State;
1h mere are now but thirty-three.
Inc FEDERAL troops have bagged about
thirty OF the miscreRnts who have
createq SO much terror in the interior
by their robberies.
1nere are In Texas, including that en-
route Tor Mexico, not over so, 900 bales
oficotton, instead of 500, 600 or GOO, 600
bales, as has been stated.
Inc trial of the rebel Col. Fry at
houston; for pulling down the national
nag, is still progressing.
~ me Houston Telegraph says over
SO,UO0 amnesty oathS and ], 600 soldiers
paroles have been taken there.
Asreat many robbers and jayIiaWk-
efss have been arrested in Western
Texas, and much property recovered.
The BrownsVslle Courier SAYS: 80
Accounts from the interior represent
sad state of affairs. Returned rebel
soldlers have, in q spirit of revenge,
Iutned upon those who stayed at home,
and murder and rob them.
The Times of the 26th states that it
had just learned that the fremont
House and large portion of Galveston
was destroyed by fire. The military
suppressed the flames,
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ForeIgn NeWa.

HEARTS CONTENT, via AsPY BAY,
August a2.-The steamer Hibernian,
from Glasgow on the 22d of July for
New York, was intercepted on Cape
Race at two o'clock this evening, and
the City Of Dublin, from Liverpool on
tho I'D via Queenstown for New York,
was intercepted off the same point an
honr later. News anticipated.
Crowds arc beginning to gather here
from all parts OF the island to witness
the landing of the Atlantic cable. The
Great Eastern was to leave Valentia on
Monday, July oath.
AsPY BAY, August 2.-The steam
yacht Clara Clarita, with Engineer LET
tert's party on bOard, arrived here this
morning. The weather is fine and the
elements are most favorable for the
progression of the work OF sunderni-
ming and repairing the telegraph cable
across the Gulf of st. Lawrence. I
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WHY nor USE WE REa1ta

Over twenty years increasing detnna has
established the fact that MATTE VS. WE'VE
TIAS HAIR DYE, Is the best in the world. 1t
s the cheapest the most reliable, and most
convenient. Complete in one bottle Does
not require any previous preparation OF the
hair. Notrouble. No crock or stain. Does
not rub on or make the hair appear dusty and
dead, but imparts to 1t new life and Iustre.
Produces beautiful black or brown, as pre-
terred. Achild can apply 1t. Always gives
satisfaction. Only 20 cents per bottle. Sold
everywhere, --.5J
A. L.MATHEWS, Manufacturer, N. Y.
DEMAs BARNES& CO., New York, whole
sale Agents. a1I mayoO-lyeod
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President johnson stlIl Confined to
his RoOm.--NO Cabinet AIeeting.-..
Pardon OF CItizens OF VirEInia---The
Feeling In South Carolina.
-t-t (SnarE1J N fbe EEs,-yy,J \


WAsHINaToN, Aug. 1.-The public
hope and expectation concerning the
Presidents health have not been yveri-
fed. No Cabinet meeting was held
to-day in consequence of his continued
indisposition. He is still confined to
his room and no visitors have been re-
ceived since Saturday. Mr.. johnson
has suffered from bilious attacks for
years at irregular intervals, and the
present, we are glad to announce, pre-
sents no new or alarming features.
One hundred and two citizens of Vir-
ginia were pardoned to-day on the re-
Concentration of Gov. Peirpoint, and
over three hundred other applications
were received at the Attorney Generals
office. r." ~ 4
Paymaster Wilson, just returned from
the interior of South Caralina, reports
the people Of the section he travelled
through as feeling very bitter at heart
towards the Union and Federal author.
tty. Armed or open resistance isout OF
the question, but he says, q great
amount of opposition viii have to be
overcome in restoring law and order
The people are unit in opposition tC
negro suffrage, and retain M their old
Prejudices against the race. ...
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NEW YORK, August 2.-The CONNER
cial Advertiser says the first ocean
steamer flying the American (which
has crossed the Atlantic for over four
yearsssayill sail from this port on Satur-
day night.
The Messrs. Leary will dispatch for
Southampton and Bremen the steamer
Circassian, of 1,O45 tons burthen. The
sailing of this vessel will open the ewes
of the English, French and German
lines, which have for so long a time
monopolized the passenger and freight
traffic between the United States and
Europe. b a5g asa lfs -
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EYERY ONE sHoULn USE.

HALLS VEGETABLE sIcILIAN HAIR
RENEWER-That splendid preparation for
the Hair, which is fast becoming so popular,
and 50 much enquired for.
No one who has used 1t viii ever give up
It's use. sa zs..,. II
1t is Vegetable Compound, and contains
no injurious properties whatever.
twill restore Cray Hair to its original color,
II makes the Hair to grow on Bald Heads.
1t Cleanses the Scalp and makes the Hair
soft and luStrous and 6ilken.
1t Is splendid Hair Dressing. o
II IS recommended and used by the first
medical authority in the country.
Be particular to ask for HALL2SVEGErABIE
SICILIAS HAIR REVIEWER, as there Is a
worthless imitation in the market.
For sale by all Druggists.
r. P. HALL & CO., Proprietors,
T. Il. LOGAN & co. and LOGAN, LIST &
Co, Wheeling, w. Va, Wholesale Agents.
julian 81.
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U. s. Sanitary Commission
Army and Navy Claim Agency.
50 CIIARGE ZOE sERYICEs.
JAMES G1LcHRtsr, Agent,

wheeling, w. Va.
00tee, SttrreyOr's Rooms, Custom House.
THE U. 8. SANITARY COMMISSION
desiring to relieve Soldiers, Sailors, and
Lhelr innlilieS from the heavy expenses usual
~ paid for the prosecution Of such claims
have established this Agency, to collect pen!
against the government, LCilhouf cfTrOe or ~
peIlSe Of any Kind IUhdtereT to the cldiJnGliER
On application sent to this Agency, stating
the name and post office address OF the claim
amt, the name, rank, company. regiment ser
vice, and state of the soldier on whose ac-
count the claim Is made date OF Discharge or
death, the proper blanks will be filIcCi OIit 0S
far as possible and forwarded to the person.
applying. These can then he executed and
returned to mi offiec, where the claim will
be prosecuted g. a finnl issue in theShortest
PnSslbie time -eod6OdS6mw
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Denial.

NEW YoRK, August 2.-Gideon j.
Tucker denies having attended any
meeting ut which was uttered such SEN
Gments as are said to have been uttered
at the meeting of JEFF. Davis friends in
this city. He says no one but fool
would utter such sentiments, and no
one but a scoundrel would attribute
them to him. Aiessrs. Cutler and But
terfield also deny that any sentiments
in favor of reviewing the rebellion in
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Fire.

ArcH1soN, Kansas, August Ia
fire last night destroyed the grocery
stores of ]. Holton and F. Book, and
the queensware store of o. Cook, and
several smaller stores, and seriously
damaging the new block being erected
by Diseback & Son. Loss in goods be-
tween $4,000 and $50, 600. Loss in
buildings, not ascertained. L,,z
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The GoId lInrI,ct

New YORK, August 2.-Gold un-
usually dull. The present high rates
of interest make it doubtful IL the bulls
can hold of much longer. Their large
aecumulations produce the expectation
that the premium will fall. The QUO
tations opened at 145, went up to l451I,
and fell to 145A.
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Notice 90 Tax PaYers.
o0I s;s e SS9ss.2s 3 I es.e Repee

OBtce Of Collector Internal Repen1ie
FiESt DistTicf Of WeSt VtT0fniG.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN no TfTH
IN Tax Payers Of Marshall county that N
Licenses and Incomes assessed for 1855, are
now due and payable at the following piaT ~
and times designated as follows where a nd
when payment must be made, or the IaJEf 70
approved 30th June, 1854, and quoted beifkyG
VIII be strictly enforced:
SEE. y Ana II any person shall neglect
to pay as aforesaid for more than ten dSYs n
shall pc the duty OF the collector or HIS dem.
" 20 issue TO such person q notice to be leff AZ
his dwelinE or usual place Of business or ia
sent by mail, demanding the PAYMENT Of said
duties or taxes, stating the amount thereof
with zee OF twenty cents for the Issuing and
service Of such notice, and with four cents for
eaen mile actually and necessarily Travelled IN
serving the Same. And II such persorS Shall
not pay. the duties or taxes with HE IoanaItI,
AFORESAID and the fee Of twenty cents ana
mileage as Aforesaid, within ten DAYS amer ~
service or the sending by mail of such notice,
g Shau be the duty Of the collector on his tIep.
W TO collect the said duties or faxes AMI -
tum penalty rs Aforesaid. y - - SSAA-
Will be at Benwood July ga. At 1Fru,r,,,
Vile 18th and 18th, az Glen Easton sS9tR =
Cameron 18th and 18th, at Dall0s Ay6,IS - - -
and ID tn O'Clock and Hornbfoois JnIv
jnlS- d&wtlaug2 Collector Isl Dis, " b
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Cincinnati NTnrket.

CINCINNATI, August 2.
FLoUR-More steady, but prices are
not yet settled; supertine could have
been bought at 81, 25. - =
7 WHEAT-Was offered in the forenoon
at 81 ,65, but sold Mt 1915 for prime Red
after the news from New York; re-
ceipts large.
CoRH-Dull ut 55@56c.
OATs-Dull at SIC.
RYE-Advanced to $500, but the de-
mand is light. I3Ff.
WHIsKY--Fairrat g, 90. u.a
MISS PoRK-Quiet; the market was
not affected by the advance in New
York; 500 bbls. sold at $780, 80 for coun-
try and $3l 90 for city mess; more sell
ers than buyers Mt the close.
BULK MEATs-NOthing done; prices
unchanged.
,LARD-Unchanged and quiet.
GRoCEHIES-FirIn dull prices.
GohD-144[.
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COlIisIon---Judah p. BENJAMIN and
Kirby Smith I'm Hayana----FrOm

COIIisiOn-.-Judah p. BENJAMIN and
Kirby Smith I'm Hayana----FrOm
New YoRk, Aug. Geo. W. Panor,
his council, learning that Mr. s. j,
Eastman, of Brooklyn, charged with
sW1ndlng his creditors, was In Europe,
borrowed him there, and found him in a
Lunatic Asylum.
A collision took place between two
freight trains near Hayre de Grace last
evening, by which a number of govern
ment horses and one man were killed.
Bylthe steamer Eagle we have Havana
dates to the 18th. Judah P. BENJAMIN
arrived IN Havana on the o5th OF June
rom Nassau on schooner. Kirby
Smith also arrived in Havana from Vera
Cruz on the 2sth. with Governor
THOMAS! Reynolds and Capt. A, r.
Beauregard, late Secretary to GwvnD
The India (Liberal) of Peubla calls
for a convention of the whole people to
decide either for Empire or Republic
and thinks by this means all risk of a
war with the United States will be eva
ded. Monterey was occupied on the
I'd by French troops under Jeannigro,
who had called for the delivery of ali
arms held by citizens. ID, 80, -
The Constitutional Governor of Low
er California, who was supposed to ia
yor the emperor, had gone to San Fran
A France Mexican expedition was
preparing to go to Lower California.
The Indians had rebelled against the
government of Sonora Military ope-
rations against the rebels in Sonora and
Senaloo will be commenced after the
rainy reason.
The American schooner Wilson Crayv-
ford, of Brooklyn, had been seized by
the Mexican authorities ut Lisal, on
suspicion OF Smuggling. Her master
ana crew, except one man, had been
imprisoned.
A general exchange of Spanish and
Dominican prisoners was to take place
on tho odd uIt. h-''-N
The rebels in Hayti thus far have the
Getfrnrd had not yet taken Guance,
The rebels had offered peace to GetF-
rard on signing treaty milking five
years the presidential term.
The Stonewal is being prepared to
be delivered to the United States.
The health of Havana is good,
NEW YORK, August 2.-The POSTS
special says: Battery L, 9Th u. S. Ar
ullery has been ordered to South Caro-
President johnson is still prevented
by indispositiOn from receiving anV
visitors except n few with whom he
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WASHINGTON, August 1.-The sales
of Confederate land in Florida have
been postponed until the It'll inst, in
order to enable the District Attorney to
consult with Gov. Marvin. ta -. H.
Maj.-Gen. Augur has received Bre-
vet promotion to Brigadier General in
the regular army, and his chief of staff.
Lient.-COl. j. A. Taylor, of the 9th cav
airy, is breveted Colonel In the regular
service,
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spefia1 bantires.

COCO CREAM FOR THE HAZE.
Coco CreamiEor the Hair. y q
Coco Cream for ths,4airl ! ., l4t
Away with your Grey HAIR.
Away with your Grey Hair.
No moro rancid PomadesII
Nomore rancid PomadesI! -,v.
If you want something elegant
Ifyou admine delicious Perfume,
nyou desire soft and silky Hair. 's.lif +
nyou want your Hair preserved. -, ~
nyou want your Hair to grow .
Ifyuu want to prevent, premature IssIdDesz
II you want to be rid of Dandruf, =
Use the Coco Cream!
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Price IS cents a bottle 4s
For sale by s5Hlrst
LAUGHLINs& BUsHFIELD
ju2i ~. Wheeling, W. Va.
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Died.

CoLUMBUs, o., August .. Hon. a. P.
Stone an old resident of Columbus, the
former treasurer of the State, and pres
ent q. s. Revenue Collector for this dis
trtct, died Suddenly last night. .
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z CLEVELAND, August 2, 2P. M-Gov.
Brough Is not SO well, but at I2:2O p. NJ.
was reported as having slept comforta-
bly,, and fair appetite.
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q. S. Sanitary Commission
Army 6 Navy Claim Agency
NO CHARGE FOR sERyICEs

JAMES NJ. sCRoGIN, Local Agent.
oOtce, GrGfEon, ". Ia
TNHE y. s. SANITARY COMMISSIONS,
Il desiring TO relieve soldiers, sailors and
their families from the heavy expenses
usually paid for the prosecution Of such
claims, have established this Agency, to col
lecI pensions, arrears Of pay, bounty and
other claims against the Government, icftHoW
charge or eE1NcItsc Of any Kind IOhuterer to ths
On application sent to this Agency. Stating
the name and post Office address OF the claim
AM, the nnlne, r1nk, company, regiment SER
count the claim Is made, date of discharge or
death, the,prOpcr blanks will be filled out MS
ilr rs possible and forwarded to the person
applying. These can then be executed and
returned TO this office, where the claim will
ne prosecuted to final iSSne in the shortest
possible time. iyISSqoFi mi
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DISSOLUTION

TUE hrm of Rhodes & Wardeli Il this day
IL uti5SsolSed by mutual consentI either party
AZ authorized 10 settle the books of said firm.
E. p. RHODES,
R-,s. WM. g. WAKEFIELD.
bridgeport, O, June 29th. 1855
r; Rhodes having purchased the stock OF
~. ". Marneld, has associated with him his
iDH ~ !, y! Rhodes, for the purpose Of continn-
SSS3SinesS under the name afi Style 81 n. p.
TSS g son. r-5EE 81 'Faa-Ea
nI IN retiring from The old him thank my
ConfIIniSo 10 their patrohag e and trust they win
'NA-SOd WIN. 8: WAKEFIELD.
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NEW YoRK, August 2-GoId opened
at 1%I1G, and closed at 1453S.
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PostpOnement OF the sale OF CGnfetl.
crate Lands in FlOrida--Gen. An
CUR Promoted to n Brevet Brlgadier
GeneFaIship In the Regular Army.
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