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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-10
EAESHiBEEE


that nay be required for u.e q, ~. -,
SHlesG stAtes, stationed At New CreeE &C., ss
-. and Wheeling, West va :. toiIo8'
For ~ four months, aud tan d,v, =,
GIls e me Commi8saFy Gereral nav I;rSst ,
q aa approval. commencing On ~ Ts6tS
thiEtisth day OF June, IS6b VI tns lSOthl
AlSo, Tor all the Rrosh Beef that MA, .
We o. me kroop9 serving IN the lat RriS1ss
~ EL1asnt OF Wet Virginia, nov sta,jonST g
ChAIIeston. fayetteville GauleV Rri5g. 60. ~ e
&C, west Va as follows, via: --P kHAet'
,,i. % nss mouths or such les time a. the Com
aeneraI may direct, and Suhject Ia ~ ~
PCoVat. Commanding the Faith tyTenty. 1S
~ % 5eoEuaLy. and ending on tia Tslih r-s1t
said Beef to be OF Steers Lnot Bulls staV- EJsts-
g SGE years old, and over to VeiTh ~ eS.S
u , Isl 5 sOo Ave huadredl pounds. -
Inc btef 10 be sound and Vhole1ouas F,,1tt 49,,
anAnkss and kidney tAlloW excludeiI IN e.11sI -
o. Iors and hind quartsrs and 20 ke h Sleh
5its three times per week. a. may be
1Se contractors viii be required to keep an AGENT
ttS, supply Of Beef Cattle, constantly
Nishtn a9ppIytng distance Of the kFoons
bond in the penalty OF $4,000 (tEensv thon,,,,1
1Ill4S H1u De required, with two FOOD sl1roejeS
nosS individual responsibilities for he above 15
must Dc SHOWN BY the Official certificate Of tha TSF
Of the nearest Court of Record on ~ T1,,tt5 49,.
District Attorney - sc SHASs0 s|AteS
Proposals from drn must spectfy the uar,s- and
RESIDENCES Of AL persons composing it and each mr.
PSsa must be accompanied by the oath Of aiIeianes
% ne PSL5y or parties; also by certificate Of he
Eesponsloiley above referred tos also by written
81 - signed by the party parties making
ne Gtu' tne whole making four separate papers FOR
HIlcn forms viii be turnIshed en- application by nail
SOICSo o5 IN person. All Of which should be en-
sealed, and endorsed proposals for Fresh
i See' AID directed 70 the undersigned At CumbeF.
Payments to be made in Treasury Notes or ru.b
otner government Funds a. may Be on hSudS If
none on hands, 70 be made soon a. received
me DID oath OF allegiance, certificate Of respon-
A2 2Ii and guarantee must be In Duplicate
AnS GoNernment reserves 70 itself the right to
reject any or all bids deemed unreasonable
WIN. Il HOSACK,
CapEiia andf
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-10

NV YoRE, Feb. Gold is exceedingly
dull. The principal demand ia from I'M
porIers, while on speculation there is al
most nothing doing. Price opened at 2I4.
and steadily declined TO 2ll9.
Marshal Murray has received dispatch
from Washington directing him 10 proceed
immediately to Warrington to take charge
OF twelve Of the st. AlbsnS' raiders Who
viii Dc delivered to him to be brought
here for trial,
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D~A N1CE PARrY.-YesterdAy officer
John H. Brady, having heard that there
were certain dtsorderIy proceedings going
on in the house Of one HOdkish, on
Clay street, in East Wheeling, made
descent upon the establishment and ar
rested twO,men and woman dressed in SOL
diers' clothes. The woman gave her name
as Lorinda Parks. Alderman Bulger fined
the party SIS and costs each, and in default
OF payment Hodkish was sent to Jail.
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DeSlrable House 9 Lot fOr sale.

TaE SUBSCRIBER, HAVING REMOVED PROM
Lot The Lot is 80 teet front on Quincy gtreet run
ming back us feet inches, oornering on an Gney
me House contains on, the first floor three rooms
Sno Gtehen, pantry and bathroom; on the second
nooE nTe rooms and stOre-rOom, with . good Suu-
npeE and winter cellar under. good hydrant Ct
S1e dte1en door, with good sewer to the street.
The stable on the back end Of the Lot "a reSsrSSd
win = lease OF Two years from April, 1865 Wi
SIneE 9sl the Lot whole or divide it in two.
HkEnS-One third cash, the balance in two ecu al
annual payments, with interest.
MATTHEW WARREN
jacob Berger, Esq iSlo
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~THEATRE,-There was very good
audience at Washington Hall last evening,
but not so good as the performance deser-
we'd. The company e1erts itself to the
fullest extent to please it's patrons, and
ought to be literally patrouized. An ex-
Cellent bill is offered for this evening.
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~FEDRRAL CouRr-RE1EAsE OF PH11

~ ADHHAL OOUAH-ESkLBAbH OF T HILL
R HENRV MooRH.-Ths Federal Court,
Hon. John J. Jackson presiding, met yes
terday at the Court House. The appli-
cant for bail of Philip Henry Moore, who
lately returned from the rebel army and
who has been confined in the county Jail
for some days, was granted, and he was
released upon bond of $4,000. No
other business of Importance Was trans.
acted.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-10

~MExBERs OF THR LEo1s1AruRE,
Speakers, Singers and others, suffering
from HOor'snc's and Cough, will find the
HoarhOund BaIsam q very pleasant aud
effectual remedy. 1t does not produce asu-
sea or constipation. For sale by t. q. Lo.
gan & Co., and Logan, List l. Co., Whole
sale and Retail DrnRpists. Wheeling.
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RSpCosrAR's ExrDRN1yAroR-Thia

bOr CosTAR'S EXT1RNINAToR.-This eel
ebrated article has been long in use, aud
is known to be certain death to rats and
mice. 1t iesnow in use in ell parts of the
world, bringing relief to every household.
A large invoice of this article has just been
received, aud is offered to the trade at low
figures by McJabe, Kraft 4 Co, Wholesale
Druggists, No. IS. Main Street, Wheeling
feb l.3m
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Shin ORnern, Conrentinn.

DETROIT, Feb. ,9.-The Ship Owners
Convention met here last night. Dslega-
tions were present from all the PRINCIPAL
-I-L.~- EuS OUuVenuou organized
and elected E. G. Merrick, of Detroit, Pres
ident, E. st. John Bemis, of Buffalo, Sec
rotary, also several vice-presideuts and
assistant secretaries. A COMMITTEES con.
slsttUg Of one from each delegation Was
appointed to bring business before the
convention. Adjourned till this forenoon.
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TRUSTER'S RALR.

DY VIRTUE OF. deed II trust to mo executed bv
d Benjamin stelhsns and Emma JSne his wife
county, in Deed Box NJ. ~, page Isl, I viii pro
coed to sell at the ont door Of the Court House Of
Ohio county, on sEUR1AY, THI Ara DAT OF FEB.
RUART, 1865, at II 0cbck A. NJ, the Southwest
quarter Of Lot uuma "a, situate In Centre Wheel
ing, on the west IiSof EoH street, north OF Mn
Alley. The said qtter lot IL bounded on the
south by MIL Alley, the north by the property
OF A. O. Partridge, dRhe east by the property CON
Veyed to Thomas Mntgan by James Wilson, on the
west by the alley tnlr Of said lot aud extends on
Mil Alley 81 t'st I'D north from NIL Alley So
TERMS oyssALE-oae-thira cash, the residu.
interest iFS Sedtts for sue and -6n6o;sr ,Vi5s
good SeenEitp r the deferred payments.
Title lnosPN bIe, bur selling a. trustee shall
convey Sny title - is Vested In me BY SAID
deed OF trust. D. D. HUBBARD,
jA6-oaW&W Trustee.
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TRUSTEEHs SALE
Iron Works. Mineral Lands
wuEEl1Ne. VS. Y1Re1N1A.
&c, Al

WHEELING, VEST VIRGINIA.
DURsUANT TO THE Ted PROM JOSEPH
oOudon, and their wives 70 be undersigned trustees
dated the sixteenth day OF AnuAry, 1855, and nov
Of record in the Recordsrl once OF Ohio county,
FIFTEENTH DAY OF MACH HIGH cEFS HUN Il m
DRIED AND SlXEY-RCVE, III At public auction at
the front door OF the Cour House Of said county,
commencing the sale It TsD'clock In the EorenooR,
the following described prOerty, viz:
FIRST. A tract Of lane containing, by survey,
tUrtytWo acres, two roods nd three perches, Situ-
ated in Ohio county, in and1ear the city Of Wheel
ing, bounded Rs described said deed, being the
tract on which Is erected he lion MIL and estAb-
lishment, commonly know a. the Crescent Iron
ehinery, rolls, lAthes, tools IMPLEMENTS and equip
mepts pertaining to the said works. These works
aroRel arranged with boilin; and heating furnaces
aud axtGTUs complete for eS mSpUiacturo Of RSiI-
road and Sheet Iron, haViK u pEoIinctIVe capacity
Of go to AIS OF rails ed IS to so tons 81 Shee
iron per week. ALSO, thecOal and other minerals
and the right to take Nrdearry away the same in
or under the above meutfned tract, and another
tract adjoining the same, Sntaining eighty acres,
one rood and thirty .thres prche8, bounded as de-
scrtbed in said deed. said soAl lies contiguous to
said Iron Works, and eau btransfsrrad to the bins
OF the furnaces without Standing, ALSO the
portions specified in said ded Of the lots nu bered
two hundred and forty twtand two hundred and
forty three, situated on Eodtreet, between Second
and Third streets, In said cit
SECOND. We oner at prSAte sale in parcels to
suit purchasers; and II not bore sold, We will offer
at public sale at the sam time and place, ten
thousand acres, more or les OF land, described in
said deed. lying on the watts of Fish and FishinE
creek in Wstzel county, WET Virginia. Said land
IL supposed to lie within thoil region OF est Vir
ginia, is heavily tmbered, hoWn 70 be rich in iron
ore and other minerals, ad is well worthy the
attention of those seeking investment. plat
Of the land, with full dtSdption, can be seen at
the ONCE of Vim. 2. PeterSoI Esq in the city Of
Wheeling.
TERMs OF SALE. The puthaser to pay not less
tn1n one, Lnru OF the PurShAsenoney In hand, but
to have the option Of paying SSreater portion or
| the whole thereof in hand. Theremainder (ff 0nvI
to be paid in one and two yearSgith fnterest from
the day OF sale, the purchaser Cling bond and secu-
nit! therefor to the satisfAction tbs undersigned
| Trustees, and also securing thesRme by deed Of
| trust on the property sold 70 him
POSsesaion Of the Iron Works, nth the tract OF
land, personal property AID priVlSea and parts Of
| SAID lots $40 and 243, hraly ahoVt descri led viii
be given on the second dHy Of April eighteen hun
dret and aixty.hye.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-10

"THE PROPOSITION TO PaEv1ST RHB-
ELS FROM vor1ze,-Ths amendment which
Mr.. Maxwell has proposed in the Senate
to the constitution so as to prevent rebels
from voting will doubtless cause great
deal of discussion, and it is thought 1t will
pass through both houses. The following
is the amendment proposed to the first secs
ton of the third article of the constitution:
"No person who has held, or who may
hereafter hold any Office or appointment
under the so-called Southern Confederacy,
or under any authority in hostility to the
government of the United States or ofthis
State, or who has voluntarily borne, or
who may hereafter Voluntarily bear arms
against hegovernment of the United States
or of this State, or who has given or may
hereafter give aid or comfortto any person
10 rebellion against the government of the
United States or of this State, shall be
deemed citizen of this State or be allowed
to vote at any election therein"
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Nov YORK Money market.

NEW YORK, February >.
MoNEY-Isay at 6GS7 per coat., chiefly at insidO
rate
STERLING EXOuANGE-Duu At l0gk for E,Id.
Q)LD-Without decided change; up 'ni x at 2IJ%,
declining to 9lIS< aud closing At 2lih
RAILROAD SCOCKS-FoTt WavuS 93J<
Gold 10 night ala. aud after call aux
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-10

ST. LOUIS, Feb. s.-Col. Harris, Chief
oommissary of this Department, made a
contract yesterday for $50, 600 pounds Of
sugar cured hams. at 81 cents, 100, 600 do.
at az being decline ola cents per pound
on previous contracts, aud 100 900 pouuds
brown sugar was also awarded at Az cts.
Six hundred and niuety-three bales of
cotton arrived Yesterday.
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St. Louis Market.

ST, Locus, PsbruaryV.
Since the resumption OF navIsatiou South buu
uCaS has rocsiV d uSW Impetus.
IOTCoS-IIe tor mhdtnS: Usooip'B 800 bales.
FLOUR-SSG0S Is, VIII EAC-$I SOAIST.
CJRN-tl 0t Is. OATS-gl6pVJI,
SUGAR OUREO II AMS-9jX,.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-10

B%ALF. BURSErr, the humorist, will
lecture in the city on Moudayand Tuesday
evenings, the goth and 21st, for the benefit
of the Wheeling Library Association.
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FOR SALE

q ONE house AND LOT ON THE
Ii corner Of Filth street and Lee asst alley. said
house contains seven rooms with large QHrret And
large dry cellar. The lot il forty-Te feet front bT
sxty-six deep, and Il we'll adapted for building uur.
poses The house contains ali the modern improve
ments, having been recently placed in thorourh
state Of repair. TERMS moderate.
20. i1t .hsE Particulars apply to tho undermined
Sel-1w A B. MATHEWS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-10

WAsHUsToH. Feb. s.-Nsjor General
Palmer, who is now in Washington, has
been, il is said, assigned to the command
OF the Department of Kentucky, il place
of General Burbridge.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-10

~WH refer the reader to the adver-
tisemeut of house and lot for sale, by A.
B. Mathews. The property is very de-
siEabIe, and can be bought on good .ssaas.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-10

NEw YORK, Feb. e.-rhe steamship
Yazoo, from New Orleans on the 1lst ulI.,
reports that a confirmation of the eVAcua-
ton of Mobile was IelegSaphed 10 that VS..
sci from New Orleans by the Southwest
Pass.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-10

D8 tbs RGvER.-The ice is still run
ming in the river to the great danger of
river craft, aud the boats are still lying in
wait for milder weather.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-10
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES OLARKE,s
CELEBRATED FRlEAIR PTLLsI

CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLsI
Ehis invaluable incidence Is unfiIiuS In the .r-.
81 Al soSe painful and dangerous 3fSeaaoa incfdenf
70 the female constitution
It moderases Al excuses and removes All OBJ
sEruettnnI, nom whatever eauss, sd speedy eurs
nay Be relied on.
To MARRIED LADIES'
Z l. peculiarly suited. It win, in q abort TIM.
bring IN the monthly period with regularity.
CAUTION.
ThGBs Pulls should not be tAkGu b females tia. Ar,
pregnant during the FIRST THHRR NONTHS 81
they are sure 20 bring on MileA<TAgs but a eVsry
Stner ttnae1 and In every other cs, they are paF.
IN an case. of asrvou. and spine Affections P.,D,
e sas Sa5 Ind Limb; FaEas ,ghi
1T, HyGtsricS, Sick HaaIAssou 6ifes, md m fhs
painful diseases occasiOnsd sl,s surdsrod sT1tem-
these P1lG will eject cuFs y a an Other neSns
have Es;;ud.
fUu directions In the pauphIa around each mach
age, which should be preserved.
Sold by Al Druggists. Prize One Dollar psr
sole United States Assu.
JOB MOSES q Oortlandt ST. NY
N. B.-SLo0 and six pCfags stamps, enclosed to
any authorised agent WiIlinGur0 bottle oont1inInS
over my Pulls BY return aafl. G1G20
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A N,ppov EaoApu-On Wednes.

~A NAaRoW EsoAPI.-on Wsdnes-
day last, as = passenger train of six cars
was ascending what's known IS Cranberry
grade, on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, =
rail gave way under the engine and was
forced several feet away from the track.
The driving wheels of the engine made
a track in the ice and snow and singulaFiy
enough, the whole train passed rapidly
over the spot. The engineer, feeling that
something was wrong, whistIsd for down
brakes, and luckily the rear car had barely
passed over before the train stopped.
We learn that there is q great deal OF
snow in the mountains along the line of
the road, and that the trains are compelled
to move along slowly aad with caution.
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SEWING MACHINE.

Fromt hs "Ladys LeBSeon Of Needle Work."
Even the successful laying of the Atlantic Telo-
graph, the greatest achievement of the age, If 40,
eOmprIhed, does not to our mind, carry with it so
much assurance Of social improvement as the uni.
7srsaity of the Sewing Machine, which affecting
the comfort of women in every class of society, a-
terns beyond recognition the situation Of the aotu-
al sOsr, amsliOratng that of the less pitted, but
not less pltiabIs household drudge, he sOiJs whose
limited income oOmpsls her to perform all the nee
die work herself, and Who hitherto, has been
pied necessarily in the dreary mechanical toll, to
the total neglect of all those accomplishments and
charms by which, it may be, she won the heart Of
her huSband-by the exercise of which she might
concentrate the affection of her children-bearu
with It promise Of social amenities, Of domestic
Joys, the full results of which. pea OF woman, OF
even tongue Of an angel, could hardly describe.
->------ - i-L..sa Ia tina homo where the
vito iI merely sort Of upper servant, with tn
privilege of uItting in the drawing room, when ali
can ind time to do 80. We all know the oReeta.-
Well may We hail with joy that great LiberatOr Q
,ur .ax-ths Wheeler and Wilson Family ssWiul
Machine.
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8eef28BeeFY
OFFICE oHIET oOHlIIssARY o. suRaT,- !,
pEPAAINIHR On WEsF Va L
OuaAElLANn. M Eahrrn - -.

~D.r-D -s M EehruA.y 1st, lSS4
- S ALAD PROPOSALS viii be recstv.l, 49,, =
f1,sI = citizens loyal 70 the GuTernms1t ~ -
SStt S StAtea, until l9 n MONDAY TTIP3 ~ ne
4Stn, 1856, for frrnishfnF an ~ @AHAuAkH
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To Compositors.
Meeting Of the Board Of suPervisors.

A GOOD BOOK CoMPOsIToR can ind employ
"A ment by applying ct this ofiee Immediately.
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A CARD.

mr.. II. H LIE E-PHYstOIAN 8URonoN
~ AND AOO0U0HER-thAnkEul for paut faVvT1
would respectfully inform hIs cad the pablo
generally that he l. stall doing basusss at he Old
stand, Main struot, near the Suspension Bridge
Wnoro ne viii De happy to attend to any busiusss
IN MS Tine that may be entrusted To his care MINI
calls promptly attoudOd to- Or. Lee IL q graduate
Of tho keletio Medical Institute Of Unciu1ati and
has been VAriously engaged In the practios Oh bIs
profession for the last f0uTteSu yoGrs. pr lee
now prepared with ell tho necessary apparatus far
tue Medical application Of electricity Ia tho treat.
nSnt OF OhrOnto Diseases TO which no would invite
the special attention OF the AFFLICTED. DO perfect
the Healing Art" Of the present day las Practical
Oy Bcioete1l that lev need despair Of Fsoa psF
nAnont bouoht II they cannot DO porESctly euF,l
special attSntion given 70 diseases Of ~on,0u And
children. AL Communications strictly couHdenti.l
Our practice IL safe, certain aud prompt leaving mo-
moEeartai faint In the system bat eloausi nF reno
waiting and strengthening the general system ueInE
In unison with Natures unsrTing laws.
WH8HLiHI, WEgT Va, Dec. 9TH 1874.
10 az a0hOBS y way cOhcsFH! We tho under
nSuod mombsrl u this West Virginia LgSt1IaIaTS
tAko pleasure Ia saying that We have known DIR
hichArd u Leo many years previous 70 Ehs break
ing ont OF the Rebellion, q successful aud ensT
gete practitioner Of Medicine (Of Eclectic Bco
Ohio.
@. SLACK, Senator Tth Dist.
". 3. DUNBAR, -. II. b.
JOHN n. PuEIPuS, Pre-. BouaIs
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g. SLACK, Senator 7th Dist.
". 9. DUNBAR, q. II. b.
JOHN u. PHELPuB, Pres. BSuRt

..-OmeS one door south Of Krumsru Hots
Main street
Ladies Wishing 70 consult the Or. az they prefer
can esu 81 room No. 80, dTGut House, sai aT
Lee viii take plShsuro Ia accompanying them
the once. Can be found a. the Grant House
night. AuR1ldkW
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DISCS O1RH EoR OJdsUMPFIDH,-As az sV-
L tdsneo Of oar eCnadsa=s ia tails Nod cine, re
will warrant t 20 give SAtIaGe sion u ussd sc59tdIHE
70 directions. Try bottle, aad " 10 does yOu no
good, return wat iS not tsfI Of Il And got your
mqpSy baqk. II IL warranted iafAlliDIe rem
coy for Lag aud Throat diseases
OAu Tor . Circular. For sails sni UArEA1tsd only
ct (hgJ Z. CKtd6'1 Drag Store.
GNHILDRBVS MUFTs AND CAPEs.-A few
~ Setts stall left Al the Variety Store Of
tsl5 %. SICOLL 4 BRO.
CRAB ORCHARD sALT5-FrOsh irou the CO =
~ brAsOd sPringS 81 CRAB Orchard, HsntssEy, fast
received aud E0E 6alS -
Is 4 BOOKINGS Drug Store,
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n RBcE 60 1lri1t OF Cent?
1lk HATS.
Q-UAt GlAll the latest utylSa,
HARPER & RRO,
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that Taat Iay Be required for use Of the mr.,
SHl1eG states, stationed At New OresE Grlt ne
-. and Wheeling, West va :, 61IIo,'
~ = 10lION,
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-09-06
OUR STATE TICKET.

We cordially agree with the Reading Ga
zette, that the Democratic State Convention
has nominated for the State Offices TO be
filled at the October election, two of the
bravest of the br We men that Pennsylvania
sent into the Union army. They are not Of
the class of shoulder-strapped heroes who
etrutted in the corridors of fashionable no
tells or sat upon Courts Martials during the
hottest Of the War, but real heroes who
were in actual, perilous service in the field,
from the day they received their commissions
until The hour of their discharge.
Col. Davis, our candidate for Auditor Gen
eral, is the we'll known commander of the
gallant old l04'h Regiment, which, with him
al its head, won imperishable renown in ma
ny a hard-fought battle. A shattered arm
disabled for life, IS the honorable proof he
bears with him of the reality of his devotion
to the Union, which none will be so craven
as TO gainsay.
Our cand ldate for Surveyor General Ma
jor Linton, was an officer of the same R,ei-
ment-the 54'h Pennyslvana-t;,ath h.s com
petitor on the Republican ticket, Col. Camp
bell, commanded, and is beloved by all the
Pennsy lvania boys of the Army of the Poto.
mac, as the fighting man of his Regiment
He, too. is = tattle Scared soldier. whose
mutilated body at'ests his self sacrificing
heroism in the cause of the Union. Both
can handle the pen as readily as they have
welded the sword. and have every requisise
for the fairhfui administration of the Offices
to which they have nominated.
With such candidates, placed upon a plat.
form at once loyal, patriotic, conservative
ard constitutional, our success in October is
already achieved.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-09-06

Edward B. Ketchum, the fnrger of the gold
rt'ficates in New York, has been arrested
10 Twentieth street boarding house, where
he had taken boarding. for six months undt r
the name Of j. B. Lowry. Except on the
walking without disguise, and had even been
in Central Park. While the detectives we're
waiting for him at his lodgings, he was OUT
somewhere playing billiards. Some g. gol1
certificates were found IN his possession and
seventy or eighty thousand dollars iD legal
tender.