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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-05

VTIRGINGA-At Rules held in the rk's ohieeCIe
oTthe County Court Of Northampton County, on
the Grst Monday In July, "A d. 1902:
Kendall p. Addison, pith- IaDebt, and
Leroy Oldham and Ed. Holland, defts. Attachment.
In this sut the object Of which Is to recover Of the
defendants Nine Hundred Dollars, 5000 COL with le
gal interest thereon from the 18th day Of August,
1850 till paid the plaintiff having dled his declar-
tion, and the defendant, Leroy oldham not having
been served with the summons In this suit or with
the attachment therein, and Il Appearing by an
daVit fled that the said defendant, Leroy oldham, fs
deemed, under the provisions Of act Of Assembly
declaring certain persons nonresident passed Rebr-
AIRY 10TH 1882 not resident Of this StatO; it is
dered that the said Leroy Oldham do appear here
within one month after publication hereof aud
do what Is necessary 70 protect his interests in this
suit.
W. q. RuET, pa. auE6 4tW
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BD-CAPr. CAnIlN, with the portion of
thewheeling Battery which went to Clarks-
burg tue other day, returned yesterday
The men are again all together at Camp
Wiley, perfecting their organization.
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In Debt, and upon an
Attachment.


In this suit the object Of which L to recover Of
the defendant, Hugh KeI, ninety dollars, (s9o.O0)
uary, lS51, til paid. George T. VERIFY, the pIaintih
having filed his deciaratOus and the defendant, Hugh
Kerr, not having been served with the summons In
pearing by a1daTit filed that the said defendant
Hugh ker, Is deemed, under the provisions OF Act
Of Assembly declaring certain pSnsOns non-resident,
passed February 10, 1S62 resident Of this State
II Is ordered that the said Hugh Ker do appear within
Is necessary TO protect his interests In this suit
A eopy-tost: L. uARMASSON, Clerk.
W. @. R1ET, ?. q. aus1 ,1td&3tW
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n. IIoDeft CaTyl ueIt. J upon an Attachmont-
In this suit the object OF which to recover Of the
defendant, n. Robert Cary, Three thousand and
Twenty-Five Dollars, 025 O0l with legal interest
thereon from the lst day Of January 1s61, till paid
subject to credit Of 500 90 Of the same date
Edward Holland, the plaintiff, having Med his dec
aEAOu, and the defendant, n. Robert Cary, not hav
ing been served with the summons In this suit, or
with the attachment therein, and t Appearing by an
affidavit fled that the said defenfdnI, ~ Robert Ca
y = deemed-undar tie provisions Of an act Of As
sembly declaring certain persons nou-Fesident pas
sed February 10TH lSd2-nOt resident Of this State;
t e ordered that the said n. Robert Cary do appear
hero within one month after due publication hsreof
and do what s neeeaFy to protect his interests In
this suit.
A COpy-TGsts: L. HAR1IA NS0N, Clerk
w. g. hHETiP.q- augi-itd 3tW
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ames s. Porter, complainant

NTIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the Clerks Of
noe OF the Circuit Court of Ohio county for tho
month OF August, 1869. 4
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pS DIR. VAN BURBN can be consulted
daily at at his rooms on Main street, oppo-
site the Monroe House, Wheeling. I'm
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HIRGISIA. Al RaIes held In the CIeriLs Oass
v OF the County Court Of Northampton County, On
tbs flfst Monday IN July, a y. 1854. 49,
Dl'l'i / alAH1' f''Hi In D:st, ssaaagonah Z
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-05

UIRGINIA-At rules held I'm the Clerks once
v ofthe County Court nf Northampton County on
the hrst Monday in July, A D. 1863: -
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TIRGINIA.-At rules held in the Clerks Of
flee Of the County Court Of Northampton County,
ON the first Monday in July, A D., 1867:
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In Debt,

URGINIAs-At Rules held In the CiSrk'sofise
v Of the County Court Of Northampton county,
on the Arst Monday In July, A. D. 1869:
Edward Holland pltd,1 In Debt,
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UHGINIA-At rules hid in the Clerk one
Of tho Circuit Court Of LgWis county, on the
inst Mohday in July, 1S62.
Sand A. AnAWalk eomplainants,
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Samuel J. Berry and james
W. Palmer, Merchants
and partners, trading un-
der the firm OF Berry 4
Palmer, Plhs-
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IN this suit the object OF which Is TO recover Of the
defendant seven hundred and forty-six dollars and
ortysLx cents (II6 46) with interest thereon from
the 10th day % April 1901, to be computed after the
rate Of seven per centum per annum, till paid. The
plaintiffs having filed their declAration and the de
PENDANT not having been servei with the summons
In this suit with the attachment therein, aud Il
appearing by affidavit filed, that the said defen-
dant is deemed under the provision Of an Act Of
State; it is ordered that the said Leroy Oldham do
appear here within one month hfter due publication
hereof and do what Is protect his inter-
csts in this suit
A CoPy-Teste: l. IIARAIANSOS, Clerk.
W. q. RLET, pa. ang. 16 ltd&StW
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NOTICE TO TAKE DEPnsIrInNs

NOTICE TO TAKE DEPOsITIoNs
ITO HENRY W. ADAAIS.-Take notice that We
Eital, on the 18th day Of SeptimbeF, 1852 AZ the
once OF g. L. GFHnmer. Monroe street. in the city
o. gtheeling Va, brtEeen h0urs q 0A-lL add 9
leaae Bentley John Mccoy, Cr, John II. Storer, Da-
viA Armstrong and QtFEsI % be rad sEfdeDeo In
our behalf IN Geertain tHi n oYHfty depending in
the Cifeit gDuTt ~ the co1Htyof Ohio, Wherein we
are pl1intili 9ld ygu are deieldant ald nfron any
cause the tnkingUf the aid ep1stions be not com
fnonoed on that day, or e Commences, b not con-
elnied On that day, the taking % tbs same Win b
fiounued and continued from day 70 days IRON
time 20 time, ~ the ELllo place and between the
same houEl, until tie sane shall be completed.
OTHO-W. HEISKKL. 81 Hl
JOSEPH d. FORD,
-r JOSEPH Il cONNOLLY,
JOHN HANDL0G.
Cattle FOrbsE, compliments counsel atl'
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John 7. wilkins and Geo.
I. Turner, Admiuistra-
tons Of JOIhua d. Turn
er, decd Plth7
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nee oil the Circuit court oil Ohl0 county inc
month OF August, 1869.
James s Porter, complainant,
Aaron Kelley, Smith Holloway, Alex
Rndcr g. kobinsnu, Thomas o. Rob
inson and William TAYLOR, survivors
ofGabriel Jacob, deceased, and who,
with said Jacob were late partners
in business under the firm name OF
Kelly, Holloway 4 Co, Andrew j.
Pannell, A. Wilson Kelly, James
Harrison, Tho Merchants MeohRn-
les Bank of Wheeling, the North
Western Bank of Virginia, The Mt. - z,
Pleasant Branch of the State Bank OF Ah
Ohio, the Cadlz Branch OF the State lla.
Bank of Ohio, Tho Wheeling Savings
Institution, John 4. Morrow, N. -
Bowler Son, James B. Marsh, Bev-
erly II. EofI, DoAno Cowgirl james Is
MTodd Co, Mcclellan 4 Knox, Tai
liant 4 Delaplain, Hamilton & CiOFk, Ai-
IauEhlins &Bushheld, Naylor Co,
r. W. 4 W. Coleman, List Howell, is4'
II. W. Chapline, Michael Reilly,
Marsh 4 Waynian, Samuel II. Greer
and J. & Z. Ried, defendants
The object Of this pSoeess and suit Is to recover
from the defendants, Kelley, Holloway b Co, the
OF 81 56O4S, with Interest and eosts Of suit and
further. to compel the defendants A. Wilson Kelly
and Andrew T.. Pannel, trustee to account for the
prsceeds Of certain trust created by the deed Of said
Kelly, Holloway Co, bearing date the Goth No
yenber 1851, to said Pannell as trustee, and apply
she same to the payment asweI OF tho debt of said
complainant Porter IS Of the other Of said
The defendants, Smith Holloway, Thomas O. Rob
inson, James Harrison, The Mount Pleasant Branch
of the State Bank Of Ohio, The CSdiE Branch tie
State Bank OF Ohio, N. DoWler 4 Son, Doane 4 Cow
VilI Naylor Corr. W. W Coleman, and H.W Chap
line mot having entered their appearance, and Il A
pearing that they are not residents Of this Common
wealth: on motion Of tho complainant by counsel II
e ordered that the said defendants do appear here
within one month amer the due publication Of this
ORDER and do what may be necessary TO protect theiI
Interests In this suit and that copy Of the be
forthwith inserted in some neWSpap0r printed in the
eity ofWheeling be Published once week for -four
sucoessiye weeks and also that copy Of the same be
posted at the front door Of the Court House OF Ohio
County ON the inst day Of The next County Couri
held for said County. 1850 "a l'IeEE
n ''P' GEORGE W. SIGHTS, Clerk.
Xyb...th5t eor5pfainRnk 3E2''s' aug93lRv4W
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In Debt, andupoRan
Attachment.


In this suit, the object OF which L torosoyer Of
the defendant, Hugh Ker, one hundred and hftesn
dOllars with legal Interest thereon frum the
LIST day u January, ls56 tin paid, suhieet credit
OF thirty dollars Of the same date, doorgo I Yer
by, the plaintiff having Med his deelaFatton, and
the defendant, Hugh KaT, not having been served
with the summons in this suit or with the attach
ment therein, and IL appearing BY an adaNit uled,
that the said defendant, Hugh KeE, IL deemed under
the provisions Of an Act Of ASSEMBLY declaring
tain persons non-resideut, paslod February 10, lb
not resident Of this State: Il e ordered that the
said Hugh Ker, do appear within one month aitor
dus publication hsreoG and do what is necessary %
protect his interests In this suit
A eopy-teste:
L HARAiANsON, Clerk
W. g. RUIZ p. angl, 1td&3tW
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UIRGINIAs At Rules held in the Clerk once
v OF the County Court Of Northampton County, on
the Ant Monday IN July, A. d. 1852,
GRoEnE I. YEHnY, Plta: l -.
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VTIR6INIAs At Rules held in the ClerkisORes
v Of the County Court Of Northampton COunty, on
the first Monday in July, A. D. ls63-
0koR0E 7. YERBT, PInt: I'M, ,,,,..
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In Debt, and upon an
Attachment.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-03-06

E On the 13Otb anniversary of Wash
lngton's birthday, General Jennison made .
speech to the First Cavalry, in which he
said:
/" But October was not our birthday.
For SIX long years We have fought as guer
lllas, what We are now fighting as regiment.
This war is war which dates away back Of
Fort Sumter. On the cold hill side, ia
swamps and fens, behind rocks and trees,
ever since 81, We have made the long cam
paign. Away off here we have led the
ideas of this age, always battling at home,
and sometimes sending forth from among
US stern old missionary like John Brown,
TO show to Virginia that 'Me Horld does
more"
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-03-06
COERCION.

1t looks very much as if coercion has
become the order Of the times. The occu-
pants Of the rebel works at Fort Henry and
Roanoke Island were last week elected in
the rudest and most sanguinary manner,
with hurting bombs and whizzing balls
and shining bayonets-and not word was
said about compromise or conciliation.--
General Buckner and his subordinates at
Fort Donelson were very DESTROYS of re-
naming there but with most provoking
disregard of the courtesies Of red tape and
sealing wax, General Grant made their
quarters so uncomfortable that they we're
absolutely compelled to leave them. A
similar coercive system, pursued with all
the resources of the country, will squelch
rebellion in few months, save the Union
from internal anarchy and foreign war, and
diminish by six hundred millions of dollar
the amount of the debt it will be necessary
for our Government to incur. May we not
hope that the policy which has had such
suspicious beginning will be steadfastIy pur-
sued ?-Troy Times.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-03-06

TREASURY housekeeping Treasury
Notes, the Boston Transcript makes good
point as follows: Every person knows that
these demand notes, or Government promi-
ses, are in every respect as good as the
many millions of securities which have
already been issued, and are now constitu-
ting large portion of the loan of all the
loyal States, If the Government fails to
meet its promises, of course the banks will
be under the necessity of following its ex-
ample aud ruin most disastrous must come
upon the people. Hence the necessity Of
all uniting in sustaining the Government
Issues, whether they be in demand notes or
twenty years loan. We have no fears as
to the ultimate result. The country is
young and vigorous, with stores of wealth
within its borders far exceeding any nation
on the face of the globe, and the people are
working, active and determined race,
ready and willing to make any sacrifice for
the salvation of the country. There is
more in those few sentences than in City
columns of such stuff as make up the
staple of nine-tenths of the speeches which
are paraded in the Congressional Globe
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-03-06
Our Loss at Donelsou,

The official report gives the total loss at
our ferees during the three days seige Of
Doneson, and the assault, as-killed, 32l /;
wounded, 1916; missing, 150-1517. In
view of the nature of the rebel defences and
the advantages possessed by them, this is
an exceedingly small loss for three days
fighting. and the only wonder is that it was
not double tie number. During the seven
hours at Wilson's Greek, the division under
General Lyon, scarcely five thousand
strong, lost in killed and wounded, accord
ing to the official report of Adjutant
Nash, 1926, besides some who were not
reported. Looking back to those results Of
the first real battle in the West, the small
loss at Donelson seems impossible, The
heaviest mortality list is with Netherlands
brigade of Illinois troops, who held the
extreme right during the day previous to
the capituIation, and contested every inch
of ground with the advancing rebsls.-
Times.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-03-06

DIsGUsriNG-We have received the iniatory
number of the "Leavenworth Daily inquirer"
Published by Adams briggs, and edited by
one Burrel B. Taylor. The salutatory breaks out
with the announcement that in these war times
they Democratic without any sifs" or .buts, %
which occupies some three or four lines, while
in attempting to explain their Unionism they
use up over a column, in which the "ifs" and
." butts" are innumerable. In the whole paper
not word of censure-not even an allusion-is
to be found for those in arms agains. the Con-
s'itution," about which it pirates so much but
the old secesh war cry Of abolition ~ +" aboli-
ton" resounds from every paragraph After
its appearance public meeting of the citizens of
Leavenworth was held to take the traitor concern
into consideration, at which Committee Of five
was appointed to request the managers 70 /" dry
up the thing. Its editor is Kentuckian, and
1t docs not require much Of prophet to tell what
he would be were he there. Its reasonable pro-
ciivities stick out plainly that we cannot wish
it success.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-03-06

Corrox-The adaptability of the soil and
climate of Western Kansas for raising Cotton, is
fixed fact. Those Of our farmers who intend
cultivating it the coming season, need not regard
it as an experiment, and should plant according
~. Mr.. Bruce, living on the Solomon Fork,
has raised Cotton of the best quality. He is from
the South, and says it equals the average raised
there. Let all procure seed and sow. that posi-
fsly can. Hall, at the City Drug Store, is getting
Up club for the VALLEY FARMER, which proposes
to send for one dollar. copy of their valuable
paper and quart of Cotton Seed. This is good
chance to obtain seed.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-03-06

WHsKr.-Some few weeks ago the Kiowa.
appeared on the Solomon, and pillaged several
houses, violated woman, and otherwise de
stroyed the happiness of the neighborhood
1t has been since ascertained that they were
under the influence of liquor, and that the man
who furnished the "pizen" is generally known
earnestly hope the suffering settlers may make
an example of him. -prohibitionsts will
doubtless consider this all right, inasmuch as
the cursed stuff has accomplished that whcl,
even an " Injun" would not, ravish defenceless
woman
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-03-06

"SvMTHIN TO BE DD."-After several ineffec
tual efforts to get sumthin did" We were on the
point of giving up in despair. when the following
"General Order. No. s." was handed us;
"Wind, weather, and 'shin-digs' permitting
there will be meeting Of the L. S. c. at Shirt
Tail Bend next Saturday afternoon, at two clock
A general attendance is desired
"By order, MOTHER Goose. Prest."
Classic locality, that, which should be m
inducement to general turnout. We hope that
our sporting men will postpone any appointment
which they may have for that time-bv all
means don't have cock-fght or a horse-race
come off then.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-03-06

DESrIsrIr-Any body having troublesome
masticators are hereby notified that Dr. Mack, OF
Lawrence, is in town. He is an accomplished
gentleman, and thorough scientific Dentist
his ability in this respect cannot be questioned
Those wishing TO know Whats worse than
pulling teeth = can be convinced, by testing the
Doctors abilities, that there are host of things
less pleasant. We have tried him, and affirm
whereof we know"
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-03-06

@A correspondent of the Topeka
Record, writing from Leroy, Coffey county,
says: Times are getting better here.
Everybody have their pockets full of Treae.
ury notes. Corn is worth TWENTY-FIVE
cents; flour $3.50; and cattle have advan-
ccd considerable. It is the intention now
to move the Indians now at Fort Roe on
the Verdigris, to this place. The agent is
here contracting corn to feed them"
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-03-06

rG- A company of Dragons passed
through here yesterday on the way to
Council Grove. They had in charge the
money, some $4,000, for the payment of
the Kaw Indians. The payment will be
made the fore part of next week. In the
depressed condition Of Central Kansas, at
the present time, this sum Of money will
be great relief to the settlements as we'll
as to the Indians.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-03-06

CorRr.-Court convened in this city Monday
afternoon. Cases which have thus far come be-
fore it for adjudication are of an unimportant
nature. The attendance is quite large.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-03-06

O' The debate last night was exceedingly
Interesting, and well attended. The question
was. Resolved, That war is beneficial in Its
results" which was decided in the negative
Besides the "talyented burgers who usually
hold forth these occasions. Messrs. Hawkins
Griffin and Williams entertained the audience
and otherwise aided in making the evening pass
off pleasantly.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-03-06
Gbe Il 1t i o n.
JUNCTION. THURSDAY. MARCH 6. 1862
junction City Post Office.

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES OF THE NAIL.
Leavenworth, Atchison, and Eastern-Arives
and departs daily.
Marvsyilie and Northern--Arrives Thursday
sP NJ. Departs Monday, a. NJ.
Council Grove and Southern-Arrives Monday
sP. N. Departs Monday, 6 A. NJ.
Wabaunsee and Topeka - Arrives Tuesday,
SPIN. Departs Monday, A. NJ.
Solomon City and Western--Anives Tuesday,
6P. NJ Departs Wednesday, 6 A. NJ.
Office open from 6 A. NJ to 9 P. NJ. Sunday,
6 to 9 A. NJ, and to 6 F. N.
S. N. STRICkLER, P. ~
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-03-06

= a. We would suggest, as real live paper, the
Leavenworth Conservative We have seldom
seen paper so well spoken of by its cotempo-
raries. For frontier daily it is triple what
might be expected Nor is il q meaiy -mouthed
paper, but bold and able exponent of Right.
The Daily is $500 year, and the Weekly the
astonishingly low price of 81 90.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-03-06

NAsHISGToS LErrER.-We this week publish
the first of series of letters from the National
Capital. Having engaged the services of an
Interesting and well informed writer our readers
may expect to be posted as to affairs at that
Interesting point
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-03-06

10 Ma jor Cloud, Provost Marshall of the City
Of Leayenworth. has issued an order requiring
all those going to and from the State of Missouri
80 report themselves at his office TO obtain per
mission so to do. Also an order fcrbidIine per.
sons from Missouri visiting Leavenworth for the
purpose Of obtaining fugitivcs except by due
process of law
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-03-06

u The Conservative says that $4,000 has
been received at Fort Leavenworth Why didn't
they send it to Fort Riley?
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-03-06

C There is a lot of mail matter at the post
Office for Miner Calkins. If there is such man
in these regions, he would do well to call and
Get IL
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-03-06

u Those men who are continually bowling
abolition" abolition!" do so to all intents
and purposes to the extenuation of the rebels,
and have sufficient of the traitor in their compo-
sition to enttle them to the end of rope.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-03-06

Orr SoLDuEs-The consolidation of the various
skeleton regiments in our State has thrown the
junction Boys, who were in the Excelsior Cav
airy, back into the glorious Second. All the
Kansas troops being on the march to reinforce
Curtis and Seigel in Missouri, we may expect to
hear of additional deeds of valor from our heroes
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-03-06

10 The following attorneys are attending court
from abroad-Case, District Attorney, Hawkins,
and Williams, of Topeka Hibbard and Griffin
Of Manhattan.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-03-06

SiNGuLAR-That zen can come to JUNCTION and
talk in a manner that would not be tolerated
elsewhere. Some men, attending Court, make
use of expressions which savors strongly of dis
loyalty, and for which they would :" be hung in
Topeka" 1t must be all right, though-our
"Union" Democrats cheer them on