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pYEINc & SECURING.

Fancy Dyeius and SconrIae Esfeb.
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w siik an4 oaclen Drsssss. atss. tle1flru.f !. e
,..las Ica4et 49, Ca.srei y r@- chemical pr
80. to ioct llze rev
Nshar1 1lFss. - 4ss1 80 esssi All eih - sets
sszle ttors oesnpisd - - a1ep- s7s.errr i
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corner Washington and section >t>''
SULLIVAN. INDIANA.
rt,Hs undersirned hsvins parehssed iAs @eove,
dsstga making Il cne .. ne n.oes ee.Isse-'.s
-e.r-st q arv in this p,sce. ant fcr he soSossae
al n tke travelling publ ~ erseriainnls.i =
ettl.eus ~1shlng bosrtia<. elc1<e fsarie4 eneit
- - - - Highest corzlst en1 ces.seotsnSs =
tAelf r-ss-fs. sui have f- csrrsenre - spe -
thsIf .a11esxors-
wa KN0rrs &s-S. WHITE. fros~ss'sfs-
~..ssusl<Fs al aA~r
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he Weekly Express

eabIisbed every "Wednesday. stsi 80 per Annun',
.fvauce.
sCSo paper sent without the monsy, n"f eon''nA-
lons,~r tins than paid for
sSstes OF Advertising tn Weekly {,
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HOTELS.
st. Nicholas Hotel,
Broadway, NcW York.
Beard ResueeS 70 81 sse day.

since the opening Of this vast sd oOnuaehious
g,.ei, In 1854. It has been me single 1sAvor 4 N
reprie,ors 20 make :, the most sangtuous. eor.
venisni and eomscrtahls holpe for ihe ul'asa sae
stranger on this side The Atlantic
AMI whatever has scelaei ilksly q rdu.nistsr 70
the comfort q it, gaeaa they Aave endessorec,
~sthen, regard q cost psosias. s-i % oo-nbine
all lhe ssnent. q aily.lasl aoi sos.sl essyuent
~hscs modern art has Invented. aaa .eei-ra taste
approved; and The paironas. rhieh IL he s,.u'ast-
ei darlnS Tie past * yeass j. st-aisias ssrt
that their Efforts have been arpre.iaied.
| To meet the exlSeocies ofthe times. when an are
required 20 practice its rio-i rigi sceaouy. ihs
undersiyaed.
Have Reduced the i'fior 81 Board ia
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
si the sa-as sin.e sssthx ,a,- q ihe nsusiss vih
which heir table has hitherto been sspPlat.
rpEkDwELL- wHsTcoNB 4 CO.
Me- Vera. sest } Issi swos
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UNDERTAKEN
s-..cJL NOTICE.

DEEs0'-S desiring situations IS
4 rssss.r. ia sis rabi,s sessta infse clis 8
I.rre-llsuie ttr fae1.rs tti eaa rtl,
ererird fo ritts q ir an.. lt - q
fssne llsa slih ~. Bsrklnrtasl. si De it.t
ssrse. q. 80 So .re ~ t-tt irtt
su7fz-if1~ r'tiH
..an.l 90
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rREEPcRT. ILLS.
10000 oO11as-

Total Liab.ltie- 81 this conrans Tor Lose e
$500. pes ssaia report be Tie sccresafy.
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Ayers ~ que Cure,
FOR THE SPEEDY CURR or


Intermittent Fever or Fever and Ague Rernftt-
taFever. Chill Fever, Duuh Agus. Periodical Head.
ache, or bilious Headache, and Bilious Pc
vers. indeed for the whole class Of dis-
eases OF ignalng IN hillary dersnge-
mcnt, caused by the Malaria q
Masmate Countries
We are enabled here % OFFER the community Q
reslsg which while Il cures tho above oon.psasuts
viii clrsi.. =, - Ell peTieci.y harmless In sry
quantity such remedy ls Invaluable = = ..si.ts
wi vel ..Eiictiag disosdersprs.-.i. lhis euro
-zrtls 40 miasuatc poison Of Fewer and Agne from
fhf ff.tstl - -. ievc'rrr -nt of the
s..,a.. 4. 90 ON the lfst approach of lls prspou
orv symptoms l. is not only The bes; reEets eve
he cheapest. Tie large quantity We supply ~.
i rs. nflres A. ~f+' 81. l.alh Of everybody. aud
IN hilion- aslricta. ~ssre fcser and Agos prs,.is
ef.tyb body should have Il and u ffeely both ios
tIfe ard protection. gr,at superiority ~ shh
rsmeay any other eest discovered for the ssce
a. and certain cure 81 iuicrmittcnts ~ that n con
tins No Quininoo 90 mineral. consequ.nil, II pfodu-
c = no Qusuism other Injurious effects ~hstevcT
a IN the constitution. Tho.e cured hy IL len
haluiy a. Il they had never had the disease.
Fassf and Ague II not alone the consequence u tho
taiasfaalc uoisou great variety a disorders
hon il lrfit~s.ot', among which are
Ksnfalri4 rheumatism, Cont HcAdachA Bi.I tIosa.
Tootnaohs kAraehe, c@tarrsh, Asthma, r~pi'
tation, Painfni Affection ~ the Sriern :"
isrls. rsin IN the how els. Cont. afA5ss
an8 Dsrsugfrett uf the Stomach.
al q which, when originating in this cause p.l
scrs, e,pes IN. poison IRON Ibe % blood, and co.
ss1urntly cure. them all alike. n T. an fnssiusbs
4 sfs..tI 80 - l.l a rants aud persous travelling
asf.orariiy residing in the malsrious districts. 10
f "a occasionally or daiJ whlie exposed 10 tho IN.
isalaa ti.at ~, Us excretea fsosn the system and
csanat aefmnuiNtc in sufficient quAnt.sy ~ risrn
itfs disease. Hence u i even more valuable tos
Ia lefflu than cure, and few viii ever snnsr fful
/ stmiuents II they avail themselves q tie pro
sltn iii- remedy afiord-
- pgstslea - Ia. J. G. AYER & co.
Lowell, Massachusetts,.
AL ,o. ,,.s,..li.. A.. f,r sale hy J. AZ Cuu.anas
a. ~ DosNfifs. ard ? = au druggists In Terri.
H fie.
uhale-is hy Alaks a Co. cineiaasfi.
ai-HIeoln-~cps
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20 II T,

= . u t. -
UNION oUADRILLE bANDi
\suf. ArrESD raoNPTLY To AL CAi1s
atks gnzltsl hne. kna4 farnistsf - esn
Nnf rsrstss e res@cssals rs*es-
kesls.
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THE DAILY EXPRESS.

prsttssEp KvERY MORNING ,ExcKPT SUNDAY
n1oDESITT'S BUILDING
No. IS vABAsH STREET.
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lsr CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH:

eosxfa o. Crf AID cHEeAf sTEEErs,
RFv / aRBOTr. Pssfoz.
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FIRST pRESByTERIAN CHURCH.:

eon>rH - sIrrH ssD roriks srnrrrs,
REy. T. +. GORDON, pAsroa
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+. u. DECK Il CO.

tLIL E|If isl.t. fAsfFAr
y d. Constantly hand saperi0r srticis -
wh4pE PROOF OIL ELtCKiSG warranted to bt
$50 rf and % sake tac leather soft and rlisbio
ga L
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"A B - Il II "a 9 i

or fAs FYFTEEgTH SEJfi- ANIMAL SIAIE
NE.v7 Of tAe condition of fle H0HE LNSC.
RANCE COMPANY 81 the city = Asr loft
on ne la day % .aRaary. 1881
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~ on. yea. n atvE1ce %
y thfee rn1nils ir advA1cz. =
s,ivsrahie cry subscribers st 10 cents per week
slneie COMES. cents
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o. fIFTu. EErvrrs NAIS AID OHEEsT sTEEErs,
REV. c. ". FITCH, REcroE-
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH:

crTr suf1oI HorsE, F0crra STREET.,
nFN = REOW<. P..-
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AsBrRl cnApFL. VI. Il. cHuRcH:

o0EsrE - ForETa ASp l0Fl-lE srrrrTs,
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North American insurance Co
CAPITAL 500 go
J. A. ws,Acs, Scc'y. J,s BoiD~, Pres &
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baldwin, rREsBlrE'N CHURCH

foHsTH % FfFTH Nd ONO tftFtIt'
REV --- lAsItE.
Morning service ~ = -
susday school. .-.-Zta r. II.
Evening Service. ..t...+......s.ssst'.ss p v
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-02

she has not completed and sent forward a
single regiment. Great difficulty is found
in obtaining arms, equipments, tents aad
other needful supplies, aad what is true of
Illinois is true also of nearly all the States.
1t is certain that if the government could
have all the nine months men on the Sd
of September, it cannot arm and equip
them for weeks, perhaps months to come.
Since this is the state of the case, aud the
people generally prefer to fill up the last
quota by volunteering, and are confident
that they can easily do isiu fortnight
more time, it is to be hoped that the day
for drafting will be postponed to Seetember
18th. This will give the people ii re, and
win give the government time to obtain
the needful equipments and supplies for SO
large an addition to the army.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-02
The EdItorShip OF the CIarksburg
Telegraph.
ZION &c Wellabnrg Herald.

Shortly after oarlile was elected to the
o. S. Senate, the Clarksburg Telegraph was
bora, aud shortly after it fell from grace,
Il died. During its short and not very
glorious career, 1t contained generally on
the outside chapter Of United States laws
at so much per line, and frequently ia the
inside ateolumn or so IaudatOry of Honor
able John S. Garlic. This was the style-of
the honorable Senator's ediiorship. The
ostensible editor of the paper, and PFoba-
bly, partner in the ownership, a Mr.. NORTH
colt, a refugee Union man of Tennessee,
appears to have been man of principle
and honesty, who was deceived by Oarlile,
as were good many others, aud doubtless
during his career found the advocacy of
his Senatorial partner an up hill business.
When the grand explosion of indignation
against Carlile commenced in Western Vir-
GINA, Mr.. ,Northcott refused to write him
up, aud the consequence was a dissolution
of partnership and stoppage of the pa
per. Its intimated that Mr.. Northcott ia
taking measures to carry on his own ae-
count, and We shall probably then hear
farther in regard to his quoudam partner.
The corps OF country editors should unan-
imously expel Carlile from the fraternity,
on the ground of inCapacity for political
honesty.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-02
FROM PHInLIPPI.
OF . Raid Thero-Oar
5, Force Prepared to Meet II.
PHnLtppI, August 81, 1862.

Editors Inteliigsneer: t
A report reached this place yesterday
that large force Of rebel cavalry had
made q raid ON BaekhAnaOn, taking pos
session of the placs and killing nearly all
OF the little force Of soldiers stationed
there. Capt. Reese. of the 9th virginia
regiment, now at this place. received or
ders from Col. Wilkinson to be on the alert
for fear ola dash on this place from that
direction, The Captain and hiEbOys were
ready for them last night, and are looking
for them to-day. There was considerable
excitement among the people of Phillippi
during the whole of last night. Nothing
has been heard from Ruekhapnen 70 day.
Yours truly, - {. 45a DIS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-02
IVh.,linr soIdIera Aid society.

"neoltmB Sol0leEo AAu 5uOASSS' t.
The Philadelphia Lutheran aud Ai''ioN-
arg of last week, contains the following IA
yorable notice of the Wheeling Soldiers
Aid Society:
This noble institution is now IN active
operation, aud has its ministers of mercy
In almost every camp and hospital in the
State. Nearly Eve thousand dollars have
been contributed in moUsy, while beneyo-
lent minds have been deVisinR, and tender
hands preparing articles for the comfort OF
the afflicted. The Contributors and self
denying laborers in this blessed work will
perhapS never be personally known to those
whose sufferiugs they alleviate, but tier
acts will be written deep in the heart, and,
III many cases, remembered in patriots
diving prayer. This Is not benevolence
for the sake of pay, nor praise, nor boast.
ipg-but such as will be remembered by
Him who has said, "WhosoeVer shall
give to drink unto one of these little
ones cup of cold water only, IN
the name Of a diseiple, verify say un-
to you, he shall 10 no wise lose his
reward" Could the bright eyes now fixed
upon garments for the afflicted follow these
/ garments to the hospitals, and see the
smile produced upon the face burning with
IeNeEt bueL PoSssSsOEs- HoulA ieSi enPty
repaid for all their labor and toll. Gould
these ministering angels see the tears Of
joy upon the cheek, and hear the affection
ate "God bless your from q heart thai
fAltered not amid the thunderings Of battle
bat is now melted With gratitude, they
would take even more delight in their la
Dor of love.
The liberality of the people of Wheel
| ing in this contest for the maintenance Of
| government has scarcely been equAlled by
that of any other city in the Union-and
we feel glad to-day to be member of Z
community 80 truly loyal, liberal and be-
Hsooieat.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-02
m. Roupdhend RegIment.

The Ronpdhead Regiment, raised prin-
cipaIIy in the neighbOriug counties Of
Pennsylvania, seems to have suffered large.
~ in the late battle near Bulls Run. We
observe by the dispatches that Col. Lazear
is badly wounded in the leg, and that Capt.
Templeton, of West MiddletOwn,w was killed.
He commanded the company from Wash
ington county.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-02

In this suit the object OF which 4 To- rsooyar q the
defendant four hundred and any dollars $40 OOl
with legal islonest thereon from the 18th dEy q
febEuaIys 1857 tin paid, The plAiutin having AlOd
his declaration and The dofandapf of hRyfnS. IN
served with the summons n All suIf Or ith the ~
taehment therein, and Il appearing ~ an alidsIit
He'd that the aaid defendant e desm6d-undar the
proyisiahs ofAn Act Of ASSEMBLY, declaring certain
psrenu9 nonIolid1nt, palod February 10Th, 1884,
not reaident u this Stats. Il = ordered that t.
aid Leroy Oldham do appear here within one month
amer due publication hereof, and do Nhaf II ueci
GEy . protect his inteFt1tl n thi1 suifs91z a9F
ACopy-Ha1tes I. HARlLANSoNS CiaEk.s
". =, ALL1ilP. q hnE.lo 1td49tN
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
WESTERN DISTRICT OF VIR-

GlNlA, SSs .
NTIIRREAs, libel has been Med In the District
w Court Of the United States IOr the Western
District OF Virginia. on the 2alh day Of jolly 1852 by
Austin s. Crane and james LAuderbAek, hbelants,
against the steamboat AltamOnt her boats, tackle,
apparel aud furniture, aleEing IL that on
boat AltamOnt being about to make voyage nom
the port OF wheeling within the Jurisdiction Of sad
district, the port OF Cincinnati, In the State o.
Ohio, and return, Alfred Woods, Master Of said
mariners on board said steamboat for and during the
term Of one month, a. the sum Of one hundred dol
lars per month; that accordingly about the 18Th
day OF April, 1862, the said ubelAntl entered on
board and into the service Of said steamboat In the
capacity and at the wages Aforesaid; that the libel
ants 50 continued In the service Of said steamboat
for and during the space Of one month, whom they
were discharged by the said Alfred Woods, Master,
etc, without having been paid their wages, except
that the lbslAnt, Laudarbaek, paid SeYenty.fVO
lars leaVing balance due the ubelant, landerbAek
OF tWenty-dVO dollars and balance due the lbalAnt
Crane OF my dollars and praying process against
said steamboat, her boats tackle, apparel and fuTn
wages Aforesaid and decree the to be paid with
costs and for such other and further relief and TO
dress n to the right and justice may appertain.
Now, therefore, in pursuance OF the monttton I'M
der the seal ofthe said Court to me directed and de-
livered, do hereby gse public nOtice 70 all persons
caimidg the said steamboat, her boats, tackle, APP
pAFsl and furniture, or in any manner interested
therein that they be and appear before the said Dis
trct Court to be held at the city Of Wheeling in and
for the Western District OF Virginia. the 18th day
OF that day, provided the shall be day Of Ju-
rSdietion, otherwise the next day Of Jurisdiction
then and there 70 inteFpOSs their claims
and make their allegations In that behalf
N. RICHARDSON, Proctor for libelanta
T.. NJ. NORTON,
Aug30-td United States Marshal.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-02

The! Draft--Probable Temperament.
The Governor of Maine has postponed
the dram to the 10th. OF September, aud
the Governor ofIndiana to the 18th. It is
presumable that they act with the consent
of the President. and as in many other
States 1t will be nearly or quite impossible
to complete the snrollments and organize
the machinery for drafting. it is likely that
the draft will be generally postponed. Bat
there should be some uniformity ofitime
and system in the matter, and 1t would be
well If the War Department would FIX a
new dAte-say the 18th of Septsmber--for
the dram in all the States.
There are many reasons for this post.
pOnement, and it seems inevitable in spite
of every effort that can now be made 70,
hasten the preparatory business. The or.
ganization Of the 800. 600 new volunteers
isyet in avery Imperfect state. Although
Illinois has enrolled nearly 10000 men,
=
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TRUsTEE,sSAIE,
WHEELING FEMALE SEMINARY

TNEik FALL SESSION OF this inStitution viii COM
Il menee on "Wednesday, the Cd day Of September
A primary department. for young Misses viii be
opened AZ the same time, under the charge q .
competent Teacher.
The Seminary buildings have been thoroughIy rem
oyated and much Improved during the EReationy-
Able and experienced teaehera have been seeuredfor
each department, and every effort viii be made to
secure the comfort and progress Of the pupils.
so,.-.,., AFs. 8. r HANNA
augSe-ltW6dtd PFineipaL
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Taxes! Taxesl Taxes!

TNANPAYRRH are hereby respectfully notified that
j their bills for State, County aud School Taxes
for the year 1862 will be ready for settlement ~ the
18th inst, fl6ih OF September, 1891 Prompt and
Immediate payment Is required and expected In all
All persons 10 arrears for taxes for the year 1901,
arc aIso hereby notified, that unless their respective
bills arc paid by the 18th day Of this month, septem.
beF steps will Be taken for the immediate collection
Of the same. AIOnLO LOhtNut
sept2.tiil 18Th sheFff Of Ohio County.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-02

God guard our dag, and keep each star
Each stripe a. bright IS now they WSVoI
Htillmakei Il lead our ranksin war,
SIN loaf above each patriots grave,
Death to the traitor that would dare
TotraIl It through the dust OF shame
AIfone5t hoGrts It's lot viii share
And follow It to Death or BAme.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-02
A Card to the PeopleI
Now Is Your Time to Save Money!

BargainsI Bargainsll BargainsIII
Tx consequences Of the flet. that an Cotton Goods
i are advancing VGfy npIdly, and The indiessi0ns
are that they VIII very soon b higher thaa Al any
stock q Ioreisn and Domestic Dry Goods. which I
have In gtores No. g Main street, Centre WhoalnE
and 70 Which would respectfully invita- tia nffoI-
ton q The public a. intend ceiling tha stock out
g tbs old prices and soms gool gren cheaper than
they were ever known before. So that all parsons
needing goods, or who win ned them very soon lad
beite aFal fhemsslvss of this opportunity a sup-
plying Themselves - they vii ave nianey ~ ra-
ing thair purchases ~ this timer bosldes they win
haye god assortment 20 make their selections
Ny stock eOnlitt., IL part q BrOEn and BIoashsd
Aullsi Calioos, Nous and BoyIi wear df sVerV a.
seripticn, oheekS Rlanneis Ginghanns shaTlE iahIo
aud fogol Dapara, Irilh Linens and Shirt IioioTa-
Rarasoll Shaker Hoods. Hoop Skirts Lace ana 0reu-
adine Wells, White Goods Laess RmbroIdsFisI 81 N
LAplAsi lLADIEsi Your special attention IL
Ilsltcd 70 ny very supefior stock % DIEES GOODS
Ehieh - tho lnElt, ehe4pest and uogt eulDIefe n
the season. LAWnh Plain, rlAId aud EnBfoIderSd
arey dood4I AIolanlbique1, neragu AnEiaif ke In
great variety. Please eall oariyaI Z Vim 49,. n
greatly % your ndEEnnaIpo % Do -. ~, =
- -- 1olfl EeEy respectfully Erra
:. leal Ne. - Main ~ Centre EhssiioE. Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-02

In this suit the object Of which Isto recover Of the
defendent, Hugh Ker, sxty-fVe dollars (s65O0) with
legal Interest thereon from the 1st day Of January,
1885, tin paid George n. Yerby, the plaintiff having
Med his declaration, aud the defendant, Hugh Rer,
not having been served with the summons In this
suit or with the attachment therein; and II appear
Hugh Ker, Il deemed Cunder the provisions of an
Act Of Assembly declaring certain perSons non-resi
dent passed February To- 1861 not resident OF this
State: It Il ordered that the said Hugh Ker do a-
pear here within one month after due publication
heros and do what IL necessary 70 protect his inter
ests In this suit.
II 80 L. HARMANsoN, CLERK,
w. g. RnET, Pa. Ang I,1tdkStW
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-02
Meeting at Buckhannon, Upshu1
County, Virginia.

speeches OF Auditor Crane, DR.. ID. s.
Pinnen ana y. d. II. FarnsWorth.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-02

TTI-TT
" de- 81 10 Co1ptY CONF Of NortbamS,on Cont
on tbs frst aSnd4v In InIy A n iss..
| Fdyyard Paiie Riehari WIZ ="
TIiSufS and Tiiomas II u-esf
PaIIe late Morehants and In As-pnn.it and
partners trsding under - =
HE arm Of FaiIs fgIlisfns unon m Attacbmsn,
| . & Co, Pitns
sm,,h No, ~ n.n
n nj. MI ,s sbie.. AZ ,-b,oh =, =. .,v., - n.
defendant seventy one dollars aud sixty cents
81 6ewith interest thereon from the 10th day OF
June, 1867 TO b computed alter the rate Of seven
RSTiSs ied tSslr dsciafation, and the desnaat
not having been serted with the su,@Oa' in this
ipF by an afidayt dIed. that The -.d dstepdant i,
deemed-uAdsr the provision OF an Act or Assembly
deelsrfng CSFtain pefsons non.resident paSSed Pe
ruarY i0th I86Enot a reSident Of tbis stste. it 4
ordered thst the said Smith 81 NottinrLam ~ annasr
here within one month amer due pnblieation heFeof
and do What h necery to protect his interests IN
thIs Suit = = - 2 = = - 80 = -
"A Copy-Teste: L HARAIANSON. Clsrk.
e W. a. RIiEr, D. n augi6 itdIstw
VIRGINIA At Rules held In the Clerk once
W Of the County Court Of NORTHAMPTON COUNTY. 81
the frEt Monday IN July, A. d. 1862
fiyo.ar Vpsuy pitF. -llFs -tr
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In this suit the object Of which is to reeOysresthe
defendant, Hugh Ker, eighty I'VE dollars CsS5.OO)
with legal interest thereon from the LIST day Of jan
isS, 1 81 PSS, assosEe I; a,efsy the plan
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this SGt or with ne attsshmsnt thsrep md n an
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-02
THE CLASSICAL ACADEMY.

THUNDER the care Of MeaErs. DODGE and
" GREENE, viii resume It's sessions on Monday,
the Sth day Of September. Application may b
made 70 either Of the Principals, and Circular win
be Issued in q few days. aug2I-dtf
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-02

AAoSoA AANsiN4S-s- u -sHfSN 49,
In tA suit the object Of which Is to recover of the
defendant SISty-four Dollars and -Four Cents $G4 OIL
with legal interest thereon, from the 1lth day Of
june 1850, t paid the plaintiff having filed his dec
lRraton, and the defendant not having been served
with the summons in this suit or with the attach
ment therein, and II appearing by affidavit hled,
that the said defendant IL deemed, under the PToVis
ions OF act OF Assembly declaring certain persons
nonresident, passed February 10th, 1851 not resi-
dent Of this State Il Il ordered that the said Heber
Ker do appear within one mouth amer due publica-
tiou hereof and do what Is necessary to protect his
interests In thIasult.
A Copy-Teate: L. HARMANS0N, Clerk.
W. @. RILEY, p.q. AnR4 ltd ltw
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-02

uTOOLEN STOCKING YARN--A full
Nv assortment Of eolors Of Ra,tern manufacture,
Just received At the Variety Store OF
l-l- D. NlCOLL BRO,
Gug2S rH.rhI 100 Main street
WERK's ONION. GERMAN SOAP
w 80 boxes, just received and for sale by
je1T M.RkILLY.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-02

WIRGlNIAi Al Rules held In the Clerks once
v ofthe County Court Of Northampton County, ON
the first Monday In July, A. D. 1862.
GEORHH T. YERHT, Pitfr: In Debt. and upoo an
HUM KEn. Dan. Attachment.