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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-07-19
H,ast of Jurors Drawn for August Term,
1865.

East OF Jurors Drawn for August Term,
s.....-,-...-.. lSoS'
GRAND JURORS
EAroN,--Geo. Ney, Job Hall.
Tunx Be.1.---5enj. Newman, VIM Eickn0r;
NIcHsIsoN.---John Squier, c. De o~'0"'n' Lew
PsdPiek a
cLlNroH.--Henry Bedel, s. Q. Mat0ew'o1; new
NORgmMoRnLAND.---EliJann no"'0'i "@A' 1AA00hS'
James ID. Gallup
TUHK, TP Conrad kmIner.
MawoopAHY-Jobn l.. hanni James Gay.
W,rnWAM,-Roswell Carey.
Trn+rR.-John W. Roberts, Samuel Wall
T@roW.--H b. Travis,
f3nAIHrRM.--Exra Keeney, Dewitt LsFranee,
OvnRrIELD, John Ager.
NoRrM RANcA.---Levi Kelly
MeHMoH.--John Shotweil.
TRAVERSE jurors.
., HArss....Alsxander Rogers, Jsbn NJ Miller
MwnooPAHY-S. G. Butts w. d. Swaziland, VIM
Decker, Henry Love, DAME Myers, L X. Smith
0vHRFIkLD.-.Riley Mott.
MnsmoPPBS,---John Quinn T. +. Builard.
EoRKsTOR.---JackSon Leroy, Burton Hadsall,
WAssIxsrox, Patrick Mahanns, s. P. LathrOp,
Jared Robinson.
FALIs,-Asher Fitch, Solomon Hunter, Charick
Dewitt, III. Lee. Samuel Daily. Jr.
cLiEroN Warren Bi iggs, Lewis Armstrong
MoHRos.-Richaid Moore, S. B, Cook, u. L
GewbuPy.
TvnK Bono IA. E. Buck,
DFswR,
N,cssIsOx Steinback, Geo. Rought, D. x.
Bsevn.
RxBRBR.--.Bcnj. Sckler
TuSK. TP.---Elisha Jenkins.
WenrM BRANCM. Charles Dewolf
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-07-19

ITO THE NERVOUS, DEBILTrATRD Ann
e l. DESPONDENT OF BOTH SKXES. 1-s.t
sufferer having been restored TO health In \ few
days. after many years OF misery 10 willing 10 assist
his 90 fering fellew-creaturea by eondinR ree) ON
the receipt Of postpaid addressed envelope, oopy
of the formula Of cure employed. Directed 10 ny
JOHN n. DAGEALL, Bez le3 Post Once.
Breeklyn,
v4-A44-
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-07-19
STGRISCOPES AND srlRIS0Pll
Views. .

OF th"se we have an immense assortment, including
War Scenes, American and Foreign Cities and
Landscapes, Groups, Statuary &C. &C. Also, re-
volving Sterescopes, for public or private exhibit
tion Our catalogue will be sent to any address
receipt of Stamp.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-07-19
IATl01AL CLAIM AGENCY
NDUCTED BY
Harry AND COLLINS

Harry NND COLLINS
WASHINGTON, D, c.
In order to facilitate the prompt ad
ustment of Bounty, arrears of pay, Pensions and
other Claims, due sosdiers and other persons from
tihoGovernment . the United States The under
gwed has mode arrangements with the aboys firm
honse experience and close proximity to, and dailv
ercourse with the department as we'll as tie ear
acknowledge, acquired by them, of the decisions
ayquenty being made, enables them to prosecute
taims more eficiantly than Attorneys at distance
lnpossibly do All parsons entitled to claims ofthe
aivedescrption can have them properly attended
Alnobbyling on me and entrustng them to NV care
HARVEY SICKLER,
Agt. for Harry l. Collins,
Tunkhsnnock, Pa
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-07-19
1865.

safe and sure the most perfect RAr-ifcation meet
ing we have ever attended Every Rat that can get
it, properly prepared according to directions, will
eat it, and every one that eats it will die generally
at some place as distant possible from where the
medicine was takcn,-Lake Shore, Mich. Mirror.
- See "CosTARs" advertisement in this paper
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-07-19
1865.

HoUSEKEEPERS troubled with vermin need be
90 no longer, II they use "CosrAR's' Exterminator
We have used 10 to satisfaction and If box
cost $5. we would have it. We have tried poisons
but they effected nothing but "Costar's' article
knocks the breath out of Rats Mice, Reaches, Ants,
and Bed Bugs, quicker than can write it 1t is
I'm great demand all over the country.-Medina
Ohio, Gazetteer
II See "CosrAR's" advertisement in this paper
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-07-19

RATS rersts BIRDS Whoever en- cages in shoot
Ing small birds 10 n cruel man whoevor bids in ex-
terminating rats is q benefactor. We should like
some Of our correspondents to give US the benefit of
their experience in driving out these pests. We
nssd something besides dogs, cats, and traps fol-
this business Scientific American ", Y
GP Bee ''CosTAR's" advertisement in this paper
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-07-19
ARCANA WATCH.
An Elegant Novelty in Watches,

An Elegant Novelty in Watches.
The cases OF this watch are mn entirely new in.
vention CON posed Of Gix different metals combined
rolled together On planished, producing On exact
imitation of l8 carat goldl called Arcana, which
will always keep its color. They are 40 beautiful
solid god and afforded at one.eighth tho cost
The case 10 beautifully designed with Panel and
shield 70 name, with Patent Push Pin and engraved
in the exact style Of the celebrated Gold Hunting
Levers, and arc really handsome and desirabl, and
50 exact an Imitation of gold 90 to defy
The movement is manufactured by the we'll known
St. Jimer watch Company Of Europe, and ars su-
perbly finished having engraved pallets fancy cary.
ed bridges adjusting regulator. with gold balance
and the improved sweiled action with line dial and
skeleton hands. and In warranted good time keep
or.
These Watches are Of three different sisss, the
smallest beiag for Lakes and are all Hunting Casss
ca case Of six win be sent BY Mail or Express f,s
SlZo,OV single ono sent in a handsome Morocco
Ca LOT S2o.OO will readily sell for three times
1ner cost We ace sole agents for this watch in tho
United States, and none are genuine which d mot
bear our Trade mark. Addresa
GIRARD W. DEvAUGH A. co
Importers. il Maiden Lane. N. Y
v4-n4l. 3nos- "
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-23

THE New York World believes that the
forthcoming crop will be the largest in our
history, and made so owing to tho high
prices ofcattle, grain, hay and vegetables.
which for the past two years have caused
farmers to seed more ground than before;
while the high prices of wool, butter and
cheese, as we'll the demand for horses and
mules in the army have stimulated stock
raising to the utmost. We quote:
"Nor is the food producing confined to
the North and West. Notwithstanding the
disoEganized industry of the South, it will
raise this year an immense quantity of
food, principally in the form of maizo and
root crops, II will have an abundance of
Hour for home consumption, and more In.
dian corn than it can use. ALI accounts
agree IN stating that the great plantations
OF the South are now growing corn and
potatoes. The stock of cattle will, of
course, be small. Up to the last accounts,
the cereal crop of Eogland and the conti-
nent promised to be large; il so, there is
every reason to believe that the coming
fall will see food of all kinds cheaper than.
it has ever been in this country. The
South will afford no market, except in a
limited degree, for cattle and hay, and af-
ter the manufacturing States are giutted we
must export breadstutfs at some price. The
certainty Of cheap prices for food may not
DO agreeable to farmers as class, but it
will be OF immense benefit to the country
at large"
Tho Louisville Journal anticipates very
little Southern demand this year for
Western breadstuffs.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-23

An the Southern States are now pro.
vided with loyal Governors except Ala
hama, South Carolina and Florida, and for
these the President is expected to provide
Immediately. Seven of the States have
Governors Of their own choice, as follows .
Kentucky, Thomas E. Btamiette: Marv-
land, Thomas Swamp Tennessee, William
G. Brownlowi Virgins, Francis H. Pier.
point; Missouri, Thomas O. Fletcher; Ar.
kansas, John Murphy; Louisiaus, James
NJ. Wells; and four have Provisional Gov.
errors appointed by the President, as fol-
lowe: North Carolina, William W. Holden;
Georgia, James johnson; Mississippi, VIM.
L, Sharkey; Texas, Andrew J. Hamilton.
By the b of July, If not before. we may
expect that all the States in the Union will
agatu have loyal Governors. Putting the
Declaration OF Independence and the res.
toration of the Union together, haven't We
cause for a rousing celebration of the
FOnEth this ysar2
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-23

THE N. Y. Tribune reviews Jay Cookies
CirCular, noticed in the Intslligeaesr on
Wednesday morning last, and desires not
to be counted among those who regard q
national debt as a national blessiug.-
Speaking of the peculiar individual known
as "Oou'ractOr" in this war, it says:
''In our judgment, of ell the men who
have sinned against the Republic in her
recent day of trial, those who have.
sWindled her with exorbitant charges, rot
ten transports, poor iron and any other of
the kindred resorts of rascality, should be
the last forgiven.
"One, we hear, bought Sc OOO, 900 worth
of coffee for the Government Just when
our currency was most deprecated and
coffee consequently highest-and 80 on.
Probably some hundreds of millions have
by such means been added to our national
debt; and Mr.. Cooke must excuse us for
not regarding those who thus lined their
own aud their friends pockets as public
beuefactors."
In connection with this subject, the Til
6uns goes in for big tax on lawyers, 5000
OF least, because two thirds of the craft
are neither useful, necessary nor orDamen-
tai. Also for big tax on those who sell
beverages, as follows:
$500 in places Of less than 900 in,
habitants; $500 in places of over 1000
and less than 10 900: $500 in places of over
10000 and less than 100000. and ST., 600
IN cities containing more than lOO,O 900
people-whst harm would result? We
should all drink all We need lat leasI;) We
should bny our beverages as cbeaply as
now; but we might have to walk a block
or two further to obtain them-if ne did
dot go so Often what harm 2"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-23
Fourth orJulv..

Editors LnteLligencer:
notice hope expressed in the daily
papers that all the schools of the CITY and
neighborhood, will participate in tue pro-
posed procession on the 4th of july, A
long time sgo it was tho writer privilege
to witness 5000 children in procession, fill
Jog the street from curb to curb, oil nicely
dressed, each carrying small banner or
boquet,Iand marching to the music of their
own school songs, aud such sight never
saw before or since. 1t made an Impression
on me never to be forgotten. do hope all
our children will join in the procession ma
proposed; 1t will add enormously TO any
pageant that may be gotten up, aud will be
great qualification TO all spectators, and
considering the occasion must be q present
and lasting qualification to the children
themselves. As the weather will doubt.
less be warm, Hope the march will not be
long, but do hope all our children will
take part in it.
By the way, while the programme for
the morning seems to be extensive epopgh
and the performance will doubtless he
equal to the promise-for who can resist
it2 What is to be done through the bal.
ance OF the day aud night? Surely such q
Fourth OF July is not going to be choked
OIL with only morning service.
propose general Illumination as n
fitting close of the day, and if our CITY
Fathers would vote few fireworks to help
along with, 80 much the better.
But, good people, be the programme
what it may, do let us have such cele.
6ration as our children shall remember to
their latest breath, and their children after
them know why this Fourth Of July was
celebrated with such unusual eclai-be
cause PEACE was restored to their beloved
country.
suppose you call genera! meeting at
modes of celebrating the dd$. and con-,
certing measures to prod1cE the desired
result.
What say all TO mass nesting at the
Court House on Saturday night. Us.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-23


THE arrivals of emigtnn,s at New York,
lsst week, numbered 7444, being the lare-
eat total of any week thus far this season /;
audtbe arrivals are steadily increasing from
week to week. But the bureau of emigra-
tion report falling of in the number of
arrivals of over 10000. as compared with
the corresponding season of last year. This
iS attributed to uutavoruble reports from
their relatives in this country, the difficult
ties of obtaining transportation, and the
high rates of passage. But steps are to be
taken to stimulate emigration from Europe.
and it is expected the arrivals will soon
largely increase. There certainly has
never been SO favorable a time for emf.
grants to land here as the present. Bust.
ness Of all kinds is reviying after four
years of war, and there is a great demand
for labOrers aud artisans besides some Of
the finest regions of the South are now
opened to free settlers, and offer rare In.
ducsments. If the people of Europe ouly
knew ofthe prospects awaiting them here.
there would be such a rush Of emirran's
this season as has never been witnessed
before.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-23

OAR4soLs-A letter writer tay1: Tic ,s,-,..-1
esol' ~ the way, 10 ofths dandiest nosiihIe
PSt.sFa: White or light silk ground covered Sitb
ooSsDy empFotdeFtrs OF dark silk, and dminutive
t: oto tEagle enough 70 Ahade the beantif1I II
S S.1Lo nom lnn6eans, and expen4ive enough IA
on1lea dOiAEs Is not thought an exhOrbits MIC
t0I W. tse,s iIi5y;l.ke appendagCs, -
Ws would Inform the Ladies Of Wheeling that
naHs some Of the above described articles but a
aI GaSn Ie!s price and they may buy them wilhout
Soy damage Of the results referred 10 Above. CSn
Stt1 sc S1Sta. D. NIOOlL 4 HRO
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-23
New Store. New Store.
MUSIC AND VAEIETY.
No, 1O3 Main street, above Monroe, near
Stems Clothing House.
e. A. WEBER.

T1EAOHER OF MUSIC AND ORGANISE, extern
i lively known in this CITY and vicinity. begI
leave to announce that To-M0RRoW, TUE DAY,
THe 9Th INSTANT, he will open h new Music
and Variety Store, where he Will keep on hand an
assortment Of Pianos, (SmonG them SteinWaS'S and
HAEleton'a OF New York; MelodGonS, Sheet Music
including the best Instruction DO and atest sheet
publications, Victims, Guitars, Flutes, Accordeons
and Bapjos, Of tho best Foreign and American
make, German and italian Strings. Also, Station.
cry, Photographic Goods and NotionS.
He viii promptly attend to any orders for Music
left at the store.
He will, as heretofore, give instructions on the
Piano. Melodeop. Organ and In thorough Bass,
either at Echolars' houses at his Music Room OS
Main street, where fine Piano is kept for pTac
t!ce.
Choirs, GIee Clubs and Vocal Glasses attended TO-.
Arrangements are also being made for renting
ont PIAuoA =
Keeping only the best Of goods on hand, having
adopted the motto Of quick sales and small protts
being always up to the tmeS-ho respectfully be.
speaks the patronage ofths public.
Wheeling, W. Va, June 9th, 1865. - A'AA'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-23
A GENTS WANTED ron "TU1
9koN AND THE EsOAPEn
ny ny ALBERT D. RICHARDSON.

New York tribune CSrrespopdsnt,
3hs mort interesting and exciting book ever nnh
IeE tour years; travelling through me Soma
' IIe secret service Of the 'Eribuns" At The ont
East and West, during the TSt two yssrS oS r. M
% mis- thrilling capture; his Confinement for
c N feNeu different Rebel prisons: his a.
SsP, S9 700 Mgo1t miraculous journey by nfRht Of
HS 4go miles 1t will Al onld in stirring vent
az I6S more OF the fact Incident aud Tonanee
qtO,N - tran any other work yet publiIhed
an iAolesS onErG ettn youn men and esvArJ
49, ~ and disabled officers and Ioiders. IN
All, a. plo9tabe employment, will md it pee2II.
o1iy suaPted TO their condition, We have HoSnt.
SSSA!n8 $lsO per mouth, which We viii pFoTa f
u0ueunS applicant. Send for circulars AddrsSH ~
JONES. BROS. 4 Co.
80 NJ T. corner SIKH and MINOR st,stt,
ltz@-lmdAWe PhlladslnhfS. Pn
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-23
MARRIRD.

O.. % the ga inst; by Rev. Or. Martin, Mr.. uroH
In Lexington, Mass. Wednesday morning tho
list inAt- by the ROy. H J. Lfverm0rO Mr. EiNys n
:: NIcoLL, Of this city, and Miss II. JosIE TUEsIR
Of Lexington. No Cards. UA'AA'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-23
Don't pay $50 per month for runuer,.
STATE OF west vIRGINIA,

OFFICE BOAHD OF OLAiNs.
, Wheeling, June 18th, 1865 s.
TTNHE following extract from an Act OF the Issi,.
Il Iature oIWeat Virginia, passed February 2SIb.
1868, u Published for the information Of all con.
cernsd:
lEHERAcF.l
Be It enacted by the Legislature OF West Virginia
I. The Auditor, AdJutant General, and oaartar.
master General Of the State arc constituted ToSTd
ofClntms to examine, adjpet and audit o. ch cISmG
Is In the opinion OF said board shall be IuNt And
proper, not Otherwise provided for accruf5R n The
citizens Of this State, growing out Of military Eer
Vieo, OF the following chNrAeteT - y
l. Claims for services rendered by the State inoor.
since The nineteenth day Of June, eighteen hundred
II Claims for subsistence and supplies furnished
the StaIe troops when called into service
III. Claims for necessary trRpspoTtStTen oF at,.a
for their use. -FF@'75 49,
~. olaim1 for services rendered ky ofiesrr or,.r
Eng stAte troops under orderD VI the SUVefnor ana
Tor necessary expenses incurred In p1bliShInS m
ueT1 and notices, and for printing done moor tho
ordeTs Of such oifiearS. 1FOH ' tt'
" Claims for subsilting and equpping volunteer
GreerGi under the order or by the authority tho
-
Al PerSons having claims Of the character Ind,.
ested above VII have them made ont In tripleaIe,
e. required BY the Act, and forward them 20 the
Cierk OF the Beard Of OlAImS, AdIntanf GeneraIs,.
Once, Wheeling. W.'Va.' ~ =
me 1oard will holI monthly meetings 1t the
building In thIS city the arsI Mondoy Of
easn month for the examination OF these elaImS
By order Of tbs Board.
: lelS-4Hl z 7s5 JAMES 3. HAHRs olePh
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-23
FOR CINCINNATI

~ The Fiuo Passenger Packet lin place
OF the Wild Wagon6r) LINNIB DROWN
ss-zs1J. ". Black master, Major Rice clerk,
will leave as above TODAY the 28i instant, at s
o'clock P. n. FOr freight or passage apply to
Je23-lt BOOTH, BATTRLLE & CO. Spents
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-23

JoS Eans nice altieEe Of crU96Sd powdered,
SsRuGtSa or Gonte sugar cheap, 70 10 the cor.
enF Of AEEkst and Quincy Sts. iei8
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-23
French Essay-Miss Lawney.
Valedictory-Miss A. Fortney.


was then introduced, who delivered an ad-
dress on "Woman's Influence" or the
greatness to which she can attain in her
sphere Of life and labor. The reverend
gentleman presented many excellent and
common.sense precepts; indeed, the entire
address was excellent, and we only regret
ther and sister in our city.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-23
Public Sale OF Valuable Building
Lots ON Main street.

DY virtue Of deed from Hampdeu Zane and
fS ~ o coaSt1 eSs 10 t the
book No. IS, page $50. and Of deed from the said
Churchill, HGmpdsn 2 lus and wife to me, recorded
IN said ONCE, in deed book No. 49, page 154 and at
the request Of Emely A. vile of the said Hampden
ard Of MaIy, daughter OF tho said Hampden, l Will
sell at public auction on sATURD AZ, THE srH
DAY OF JULY, commencing said sale at 10 O'Clock
Eight parcels OF gtound, each "a feet on Main
street by 1872 in 60pth being part Of what Is usual.
- kuOWn as the Reserve, hing between Main and
Ma ket and Union and Monroe streets and bounded
on the south by the line OF the three story brick
building, now owned by Thomas HoTbIooE. The
deeds TO the puIchaGers Will be executed by mylelf
Hampton Zane and wife and MARI ZINE, and the
title 10 cOnsidsred unquestiOnable.
TERMS OF sALH.-The purchaser may at his op.
third in hand Gni the balance In two equal pay
msnts OF six and twelve months each with interest
on lien. F. ARMSTRONG,
'Je2S-tyS Trustee
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-23
Wanted! Disabled Soldiers
And others out Of employment to canvass for
OUR GREAT NATIONAL WORK,
Inst Pnbtt,ha1

"The Life and Public SERVICES of
Abraham LinCOIn,o
BY Prank Crosby, of the PhIIadsiphfa Bar. eomnrI.
Ing one lsrge octave volume Of nearly 500 paeeS.
This 10 the only work Of the kind published; il
entlrey new and original, containing his early his
Potieal eAreers IpeechsH, messages, pruelamR-
tions e1d other otHctsl documents Illustrative Of hg
etSntIul administration, together with the Gcene1
l Seo events connected with bfEtrsgie end. II viii
q sod only by onr authorised travel nR agents 10
exclusive territory - given, and liberal CON.
n n ioGS paid Bend for circular and terms %
0ae!tnuE street. PhIIadelphIa@ jSiS g.
STEIN BROTaRRs
so,s,. Don. bFas about the proat. they max. on
BEEF ToNGUEs.
A NICE 10. of smoked tongues for ale By
1eis corner Market and Quincy sts,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-23

. ~ = IVINVG 60 AsUH4IEIEs
~ The steamer RATHER, w. 7. Head
Captain, ts now running regularly b.
.11-8tween Wheeling and BslIlir. mGkipg
Iour trips per day, and connecting with the trains
on the Central Ohio Railroad. The Rather leaves
wheeling at and 10 O'Clock A. n aud 8 and
O'clock r. n. for freight or passage apply on
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-23
FOR SALE.
ICf CREAM.

SE OHEAh, tOs per quart; Fresh Cakes eysrv
= any' ~ cent? per dozen; Plain Candies 20 eenfl
Per pound; sodA Water and Mead, cents Der sIsSS
ice Srsam Tor the trade eau AlU avs be supphSd a.
10y S.IsTs caAs- SCHWARTZ. Agent,
-SSeO " Monroe street
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-23


THE Rev. n. ]. CRAMER, a chaplain Of
the army, writes from Richmond to the
Western Christian Allocate that he met
DIR. Edwards, of the Methodist Church
South, who, in response to a suggestion
that the chaplain should preach in the
church, said:
This cannot be done. The cbasm be-
tween US and the Church North is too
great to be thus easily bridged over.
fully and sscredly believe in the divinity
Of slavery; and if were to be called to
appear before my judge, Jesus Christ, the
next hour, l would, without any mental
reservation whatever, preach up the diVin.
ity Of slavery. II has divine sanction in
the Holy Scriptures"
We take it for granted that DR.. Edwards
belongs to that class of individuals who,
when broyed in mortar with pesklc, do
not part with their foolishness. He talks
of the divinity of slavery, and says that
he feels bound to preach up its divinity
but ignores the fact that divine or MOI
divine tits done ior-played out-destroy.
ed. Bis theory can not rebut that fact
Providence permitted it TO fall if divine
that much must be admitted, aud sine,
Providence did not see fit to keep slavery
in existence, we do not see why any onl
calling himself His minister should fee
called upon to wake its inanimate remains
"A few years from now people will stare a
such fellow as Bdwsrds with amazemenI
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-23

What say all TO mass nesting at the
court House on Saturday night. '76.