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In this suit the object of which to recover of the
defendant, Hugh Rer, Ninety Dollars $50 O0) with
legal interest thereon from the LIST day uf January,
1861. tall paid, George I. Yerby, the plaintiff hav-
Ing filed his declaration and tho defendant, Hugh
Ker. not having been served with the summons in
this suit, with the attachment therein, aud t APP
pearin by affidavit filed, tn It the said defendant,
Hugh KeF, Is deemsd-under the provisions of act
of Assembly declaring certain persons nonresident,
passed Re ruary 10th, 1SG2-nOt resident of this
state it s ordered that the said Hugh Ker do appear
here within month alter due publiration hereof
and do what is necessary to protect his interests in
this suit.
A COPy-Te'te: L. HARNANSON. Clerk.
VIC. RILEY, r.q. aug1-ltd atW
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MARSHALL COUNTY, TO-WIT

- = = =
FIlO the Clerk OF the County Court Of said county:
We, R g. buchanan, Robert Morgan and Matthias
Heer eehoders OF the said county, do certify that
by virtue . warrant to US directed by Thos. Nor
gan, Justice Of the said comfy, have this day
on onr oaths viewed AMI appraised horse taken Up
by Richard Rayenscra, 1E7 on his land estray,
and aes' the value Of said estray at SIS. The horse
is dark sorrel. with right hind EJot white, and
star on the oreheai with q strip Of white running
down 70 the nose Said horse Il about flteen hands
high supposed to be four yaars old and Rhod In front
Given under our hands this 29th day OF July, 1862
r. 8. BUCHANAN.
R0BEkT MORGAN,
Copv-Teste:
4. II. CALDs ELL. Clerk auR7-3tW
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Assistant Adiutant General.


EN HEARING IN THE HAnEAs CORPUS
CASE OF JOSEPH LEAsunE.-Joseph Leasure,
charged with passing counterfeit money,
had a hearing yesterday on a writ of ha-
beas corpus before Judge Berkshire. 1t
was proved that Leasure passed a counter
felt note recently, which he afterwards re-
deemed. Upon searching him at the time
of his arrest, two more of precisely SINH
lar kind were found upon his person. Also
Il one dollar Ohio note altered to ten. 1t
appears in evidence that some months ago
he passed counterfeit note upon an indi-
vidual in the city, which he afterwards re.
deemed, Leasure was remanded for trial.
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GEORaE t. YERnE, PIN:

VIRGINIA. At Rules held in the Clerks once
v Of the County Court of Northampton County, On
the FIRST Monday in July, A. D. 1862.
GEORGE T. YERHY Pitff: 1
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Hugh Ker, def. upon an Attachment.
In this suit the object of which Is to recover Of the
defendant, Hugh Krr, One Hundred Dollars (SIOO o.
with Legal interest thereon from the stday ofJauu-
airy, 1-52. till paid, George T. VERIFY, the plaintiff
having led his decl Iration aud the defendant Hugh
Ker, not In ing been served with the summons IN
this suit with the attachment therein and Il APP
pearinE by affidavit died that the said defendant
Hugh Ker, Is deemsd-under the provisions OF an act
Of Assembly declaring certain persons nonresident,
passed February 10, 1663-not resident this State
Il Is ordered that the said Hugh Ker do appear here
within month after due publication hereof and
do what is necessary to protect his interests In this
suit.
ACOpy-Teste: L. HARMANS0N, Clerk.
WIG. RTLEY, p.q. augI-itd 3;W
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Sold by j. @. Orr & Co.
Reed d Kraft,
Jos. Graves,
Wi. r. McKelyey,
And Book selIeFs generally.

az READER, you can have an enduring, Away
ready, and reliable CON PEN, exactly adapted to
your hand and style of writing, which will do your
writing vastly cheaper than steel Pens. If you
want 1T see "The Pen Is Mightier than the sword
In another column, mb25
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VIRGINIA, At Rules held in the Clerk $ once
V Of the County Court OF Northampton County, on
the first Monday in July, A. D. 1862.
GEORGE T. YERRr, Pltff:
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No. 40 Main street, centre wheeling.
TREMENDOUS STOCK Of Mems and Boys Wear,
/ OF best material and workmanship, at halEprice.
Furnishing Goods Hats Caps, and Carpet Bags, sold
equally cheap. II is very evident that house
will be established during this crisis, except IL
is fully able to compete with older ones, which
tirring the crisis all reduced prices; but stock
having been bought under very favorable auspices.
certainly will sell you goods to say the least,
nstonish nRiy low and less than they can be bought
In this city "positively."
Come ut once and examine the stock. No trouble
to show goods At No. 10 Main st, Centre Wheeling.
SCHOENRIELD & BRO.
o. We forgot. Please bring your money along.
No erms. my23
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

storatiVe.
1t restores gray hair to its original color. Itstim.
u!ates its growth rendering it uxurant and beauti-
full, and keeps the head free from dandiu and dry
1t Is the original article Medicine Depot 2O2
d. S. BARNES,
202 n "
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| -CAMP WILLEY.-Thef following COM
pauies now at Camp Wiley will form the
18th Virginia Infantry, Col. Hunk.
Cap Brister's of Taylor.
Capt. Smiths, of DOddridge.
Capt. .Lydick's, of Marshall.
Capt. Pritchard's, of Marshall.
Capt. Curtis, of Ohio.
Capt. Tonliueon's, of Marshall.
Capt. Boaar's, OF Marshall.
Lteot. Carle's of.Beooke.
Lieut.. Browns of Hancock.
Lieut.. MERGERS, of Harrison.
The last three companies are not yet full
but will be in day or two.
There are also three companies in camp
for the I4th of which Col Gore is to be
Colonel. Capt. Halls of Harrison, Jefftrs'
of Preston and Capt. Tygert's of Wood
Both regiments will be full this week.
D9-AS IMPORTANT ORDEa.-we publish
the following order at the request of Major
Darr, Provost Marshal, who asks US to re-
quest our exchanges in Virginia to copy it:
HEADQUARTERS, srH Army CORPS,
BALTIMORE, Mp, August 10, 1899.
General order No %.
No citizen shall be arrested within the
lines of this Army Corps upon charges of
disloyalty or reasonable practices, unless
such charges shall be submitted in writing,
and the ruth of the same attested under
oath by the person preferring them, aud no
such prisoner will DO received for confne-
ment by any Provost Marshal, Marshal of
Police or Commaudant of Post, unless ac-
compauied by the charges above described
or copy of the same.
By command of Major General Wool.
WM. D. WHIPpLE,
Assistant Adiutnnt General
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UIRGINIAt-AtRu Rules held 10 the Ulerk's once
v Of the County Court Of Northampton county,
on the first Monday in July, A. D. 1862:
William II. wescOat, pltL, In Debt, &

vs.. upon an
Leroy Oldham aud George Kerr, defts. Atfaehm't.
Iu this suit the object ofWhch Is recover the de-
PENDANTS Three Hundred Dollars 500 OOl with le-
gal interest thereon from the LIST day OF January,
1851 till paid the plaintiff having filed his deelara
tOn and the defendants not having been served with
the summons in this suit with the attachment
therein, and Il appearing by an affidavit filed, that
the said defendants are deemed-under the prOyis-
ions of OF Assembly declaring certain persons
non resident, passed February 10th, lS62-nOt resi-
dents of this States it Is ordered that the said Leroy
Oldham and George Kerr do appear her within one
month aiter due publication hereof, and do what is
necessary to protect their Interests in this suit
A Copy-Ieste: L. HARMANSON, Clerk
W. g. iSLET, p.q. auRl-ltd Nv
TTIRGINIA-At rules ned IN tne NLsrs.s vales
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VTIRGINIA .-At Rules held in the CLERKS once
v Of the County Court of Northampton county,
on the first Monday in July, A. u. 1867;
George 7. Yerby, Pltr, In Debt,
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KondnnF. addison, PltH 1nDsSt and
Leroy Oldham and Ed. Holland, defts.J Attachment
In this suit the object Of which is Of the
defendants Nine Hundred Dollars, $500 OOI with le-
gal interest thereon from the 18th day OF August,
$780, till paid, the plaintiff having fled his declara-
ton, and the defendant, Leroy Oldham not having
been served with the summons in this suit or with
the attachment Therein, and il appearing by a-
dnVit filed, that the said defendant Leroy OdItIn. Is
deemed, under the provisions Of act Of Assembly
declaring certain persons nonresident passed Pebru-
airy 10Th, 1862 not resident of this State; It Is
dered that the said Leroy Oldham do appear here
within month after cue publication hereof, and
what is necessary protect his interests in this
suit.
A COpy-Teste. L. HARMANsON, Clerk.
W. @, RILEY, p. q. ang6 4tW
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VIRGINIA At Rules held in the Clerks Once
v Of the County Court OF Northampton County, on
the first Monday in July, A. D. 1869,
GEoRGE 7. YERBY, Pltf: ! nj. .a NM. ~.
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Ia Debt,

UIRGINIAs-At Rules hela in the clerks once
v OF the County Court of Northampton county,
on the first Monday in July, A. D. 1862:
George Z. VERIFY, pltffnl Ia Debt.
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From the Daily Express, Lancaster, Pal
WRITING FLUID"

ave are indebted to Messrs. r. Barr & Co. for a
supply of Laughlins & Bushields Ink, article we
have been using exclusively for tho year past.
at is manufactured at Wheeling, West Virginia,
bya firm whose loyalty never for moment wayered
and to whose patriotism the highest compliment we
could pay would be to say that 1t is genuine,
free, unfading and permanent as their Ink, with
which we make this record
swe use this FLUID because. after being torment
ed with many other black devices. have found It
superior in every respect onny other either foreign
or home make, and hence pronounce It the best and
most reliable in the market"
LAUGHLINS & BUSHFIELD, Manufacturers,
wheeling va
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John T. wilkins and Geo.
II. Turner, Adninistra-
tors OF joshua b. Turn
er, decd. pltfI-
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TTIRGINIA-At rules held III tue UIvrA's VnIer
ofthe County Court Of MOI Hampton County, on
the FIRST Monday in July, A. D. 1862:
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MARSHALL COUNTY, TO-WITI
rINO the clerk OF the County Court Of said county
i We, D. B. Me9feehen, Jacob Admire aud Jacob
Bound, three freeh0ders Of said county, do certify
that by virtue Of warrant to objected by H. Me
Mehen, Justice Of the said county, We have g. Is day
on our Oaths, viewed aud appTai ed n COW taken mp
by SAMUEL Craft on his land an estFay. and as
sess the value Of sait estray sl3. he said COW
is nine Year, old, white with black speckled sdes
aud black ears and nose the brush on her tail and
no ear marks. Given under hands this 3Ist day
Of July, 1862. D B. MoAECHEN,
JACOB Admire,
JACOB BOUND,
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UIRGINAA-At Rules held in rae rk's ctiesUie
v Ofthe County Court OF Northampton County, On
the first Monday in July, A. d. 1862:
Kendall +. Addison, pltf. In Debt, and
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-11
Congress.


Since our last, there has been littlo or
nothing done in Congress. calling for spe-
clnl notice. A discussion sprang up IN the
House on the 7lh, on tho Trent affair which
was little spicy, and evinced little diff
ference Of sentiment with the Cabinet. In
the course Of the debate, Mr. vallandigham
took strong ground against the surrender
and was met by Mr.. Hutchins, who called
attention 10 The fact that the crecords show.
ed no vote since the rebellion, cast by that
gentleman, but that had favored the rebel
cause, and charging him now with viii.
lingness to involve the Federal Government
ia a war with Eugland, with the hope Of
still further subserving the same interest.
Such hypothesis might account for some.
thing Of that newborn zeal and patriotic
ardor evinccd by this gentleman. II this,
however, is uncharitable, and, we are
to consider his conversion genuine, it would
be fair to infer. that SO sudden Wrapping
round, may have left the seat Of his panta.
looms on the wrong side.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-11

1t may be that it would be the worst
thing we could do to send oot Of the coun.
try the correspondent Of the London Times
But we ask those who have read his last
Two letters whether they would greatly
blame the Government for sending the var
let of, with bis bad Latin, bis pedantry ana
his impertiDcnce tuQJ ts3
is there no way in which he can be dis.
posed OF without tho violation Of any right,
or The iufrsction Of any law or hospitality 7
Week after week he sends home TO the
violent aud unprincipled Journal whose cor
respondent be is, articles filed with abuse
OF the gogerameDt and ridicule Of our army,
and preyaded with spirit of seorn for the
people Of the North lie docs not, indeed
publish his letters befe, bat are we not right
in taking notice Of them as they appear ia
a foreign Journal, il they effect US TO our
prejudice abroad
We should be glad 10 see The coacet
taken out Of this IperegFinaiiBg eocknsy
and We tbihk that be might DO got Fid o
upon the ground that neither Law, nOr the
rules Of hospitality, protect the agent Of q
foreign Journal which is adverse 70 our IN
tefests and when lbe mission asd puFpos,
Of that ogs8t is 70 sir up hostility 20 u
abroad
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MR. aEwARp To MR. MEROIER.
pErAarMeSr o. srArx.

Washington, Dec. n, 1861.
SIN: have Submitted 10 the President the
copy you we're so good as 20 give me Of The
dsspaieh addressed 10 you on the 30 OF DecenI-
Der, instant. coneerning the recent proceedings
al Capt- Mikes, 10 arresting certAln Persons
on board Of tho British cOntract mall steamer
Trent.
Before receiving the paper. however, the Pres
idSpt had decided upon Me disposition 20 be
made Of lhe eubjeGt which has caused 50 much
anxiety 10 Europe. That disposition of the sub
iect. as j think, renders unnecessary sny discus
sion of. Il, in reply TO the comments OF Mr.
Thougenel, I am permitted. however, 70 say
that Thonvenel has not been 10 error ID snpPos..
Ing, 6rst. ilss the Government Of Y. =. would
consistently sindieste, BY their practice on inns
occasion, the character they have 50 long maln-
tsinsd as al advoeats Of lha most liberal prin-
ciples conoe1nipg ihs rights ofnsptrnl States IA
maritime MAR
Whsnlhs Preach Gsrernmant shall come 10
See At large The yiswBai this dovezpmeut aad
those or the Government Of Great kEltaln on
she fublect pow in question. and % compare
them With the views zpressed By Mr.. IhonVP-
lif a. The para Of France. Il VIII probably per-
ccifs Ilol, While Il most be admitted that thcss
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-11

CoAsr AbvAScE. We have acosunls Of
an advance Of Gen. sleyeps' brigade rom
Port Royal along the coast towards Char
lcslon The despatch represents thar the
rebels werc followed TO within six miles Of
the doomed city, but later news adds to this
and fxes the position Ot within six miles Of
the Charleston Raj Road, and makes that
point somo 25 miles distant from Charles.
ton. The probability seems TO bo, that the
throughfare between Charleston and Savau.
nah has been reached, and the pleasant in
tercourse between those lovely spots ma y
be made less safe and agreeable
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three powers are equally impressed with ihe
same desire lof tho establishrhent or principles
favorable 10 neutral rights there Is, at the snue
time, such az entire agreement Conserving The
application ofthose principles as is desirabe 70
secure lhe important object.
The Government Of the u, S. viii be happy
n the occasion which has ELECTED this corres-
popdence can be improved so as TO secnre
more definite agreement upon the whole subject
by oil maritime Powers.
You will assure Mr.. Thouyenrl that this gov.
ernment appreciates a. well The irankness OF
his explanations as the spirit Of friendship ano
good viii towards The u ). 10 when they are
Il il sincere pleasure for the y s. r. ex-
chance assurances or friendship which had its
origin In associations The most sacred 10 the his
tory OF both couutries
Z / avail myselfof this opportunity TO renew
10 you. sir, the assurance Of my high considern-
lion. -fH1 81 ~ WM. II. SEwARD.
Mr.. HESRr MERCER, &C.. &C., &C.. fe
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1nE Ways and Means Committee Of the
House will at once report the two import
tan. schemes which have been under consid'
GRAFTON for some timc--one for a national
currency, Including temporary relief Of
the Treasury by authorizing the further is.
sue Of lo0.000.o0o TFeasary Notes the
other for augmenling The Feveuue Uy in.
creased duties on i.ou, salt, spices, &c, and
an excise duty On distilled aud feruented
spirits. tobacco, aud many articles Of luxu.
ry fronliwhich a revenue Of from $3.50, ,0oo.'
Oo0 TO $2OO, ,oeO,oee con, it is thought be
secured for basis Of Government credit.
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The Surrender.

The all absorbing topic for The last few
weeks. Of the Trent affair aud its settlement be-
tween the two Governments. has been disposed
of, bot AO intelligent jealous people prefer to
look at arguments upon which that settlement
has been based. To crafty that want We last
week gave q portion OF the correspondence
which led to 1.-THE letter Of Secretary Sew
ard somewhat full. to tho British Minister, and
the briei reply Of that innciionary thert.o We
this week give the remaining letters. These,
though given ont Of iheiI order will cot tho
less attrac attention.
Tue readiness with which Slide and Mason
have been given u upon the demand Of the
British Government, ard the geuile manner Of
discussing the subject by the Secretary ofStates
may be looked at as entitled 10 appreciation un-
der the particular circumstances in which We
are placed. If consistency with our former
position, backed by the additional argument Of
having the rebellion on hand, rendered nice
sense Of honesty more than usually incumbent
upon US, slightly different tone IN getting at it
would have been DO bar to its acceptance, and
yankee complaccucy would have experienced .
less sensible shock Those who could see no
alternative but surrender or war, Of course, will
scout the idea Of humiliation or dishonor il the
aequiescence, and yet no one feels but that a
little effort at special leading is quite 10 order
to make it clear and satisfactory. But perhaps
we should only look at the securing Of the prin-
eiple for which we have so steadily commended
and the tacit acknowledgement and surrender
by England, of that foT which she has, against
the voice Of the world, eyiuced determination
to maintain. Briefly, we have succumbed to
insOlence. and pocketed the efrontery, but we
have gained an important principle aDd placed
Mr. Bull at disadvantage BY putting him at
war with SELF This Is at lsast eo4nrlaceut, aud
il we could believe that all this arrangement
this establishing a precedent, would have a
feathers weightin determining the conduct oftho
old gentleman hereafter, we might feel no draw
back to our satisfaction. A relation OF fidelity
and friendship would never have found occas.c q
for the extreme reparaton Of giving up the re-
! bel emissarics, and If these are absent, a supple
yielding il our case, may only pave The way for
new demands, and more imperious bearing
The danger is, that we have fallen in the re-
spect Of England, and unless some demonstra-
tious Of our power to cope with this rebellion
are speedily made, we shall have new compliea-
tious upon our hands, and greater concessions
viii be required, and the alternative Of wal
win in the same ratio become the more difficult
to control. But as Father Ritebie used to say
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Ras~A War With England at this time
should, if possible, be avoided aud We
should be the more anxious to avoid it if it
is sought TO aid the South in her rebellion
Unless that is its purpose, au adjustment
will not be difficult; for, without such u
purpose, there is not enOugh.inFogVsd is il'O
dispute 10 render either nation implacable
IN lis adherence to a technicaliy
Ii, however, War is what England
desires, she may demand more than is either
reasonable or Just. Her purpose will be
revealed by the extent of her demands
If it shall be shown TO he beligerent, a
wise diplomacy will thwart it.
A magnanimous nation would not seize
upon moment Of disaster to press unjust
demands. If England shall have done SO,
it may involve humiliation out not dishonor,
to acquiesce in lesser evil to accomplish
a 6, eater good. A brave man is not dis.
graced by bowing off an intermedding bully
while his hands are full in dealing with a
domestic thief II, at the present momeut,
il shall be necessary TO 60 step farther
than We would DC disposed to 90 under
other circumstances, the Nations will ap.
preciate aud applaud our sagaciIy.
Uulike commercial paper, the adjustment
Of national iudignilies may be postponed
And their poStponement is wise when their
prompt adjustment is incouvenient. Ii
England really desires War-which wt
will only believe on official evidence-it i:
to help the South. Aud if War should
eDsue, the South would be helped We
cannot, however, just now afford either to
let England help the South or to allow the
South to be helped 10y England. Ii oui
Government has the power to prevent it.
who will say that it would not be wise tc
exercise that power!
We know aud appreciate all that can b
said about national honor, national rights
and national insults y but we cannot for
get that theIe is no right" SO sacred al
the integrity Of The Union and no "insut'
SO gross as open treason. TO regain th,
one aud TO punish the other is the pressing
work Of the hour and until that work i
accomplished, we would bear and suffer
waiting patiently for a fitting oppor tunit,
TO cancel all obligations which may hav
accrued in interval.-EOc Journal.
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TUE FleHT AT HANCOCK We have a
vague and most provokingly indefinite aud
confused account Of o skirmish at this point,
in which the Connecticut 5th, Col. FEERY,
would appear TO have taken SOME part, but
we are totally unable from the dispatches
TO gather any intelligent idea Of the result.
unless we jump at a conclusion, to which
such dispatches usually point that it was
about an even thing
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a special despatch to the Wheeling Intelli.
geucer from Cumberland, on the 9Th inst,
says a detachment of Gen. Kelley's forces,
commanded ny Col Dunning, Of The 5th
Ohio, left Romney last night at IL o'clock,
and attacked The rebels, 2, 1000 strong, at
Blues Gap east Of Romney, at daylight.
The rebels were completely rontcd, with a
loss Of Is killed, 2pieces Of cannon, their
wagons, tents. &C., With 80 prisoners in.
eluding one commissioned officer, our loss
uOnn