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KAEELINs. Nor. IItll. 1872

KAEEtINe, Nov. IIth, 1881.
GENIAL oHDDE no. 81
NROA and @tter this date tie several companies OF
E the 9Th Regiment will meet at the following
named places for drill and inspection, a. follows:
comPauy A, Capt Ware. on the hrSt Friday OF
each month at the ArmoTy, Court House.
Company b Cspt. Wilson, on the fFst Tuesday Of
each mouth At the Annoy, Court Housa-
Company O. Capt. Ball, on the hrst "Wednesday Of
each month At the ArmOFy, Court HOu e
Company d, Capt Vance, on the FIRST Thursday Of
each month At the ATI1Ory, Court House
Company Z, Capt Knox, on the inst Saturday Of
each month 81 the ArmoFy, Court House
Company 2, Capt Simpson, on the second Tuesday
Of each month At the AEmory, Court House
Company @, Capt. Nc auEhten, on the third Tues
day Of each month At the ATmoFy, Court House
Company II, Capt. Long on the fourth Tuosday Of
each mouth ~ the ArmoFg, Court House.
Company l. Capt. Scott on the SIC nd Friday Of
each month a the AgmoEy, Cum House
Company x. Capt Hopkins, on the third Thursday
OF each month At the ArmoEy, Court House.
Company L, Capt Auth, on the second ThutIdRy
Of each month At the ArmoTy, Court House,
Company rolls viii be called 1t each neetfnR ahovp
ordered, aud AL absences win be noted therein and
reported TO the succeeding battalion Courts.
Aembehs Of companies OF the 9Th Regiment IN
provided with arms and aecoutFemsntB viii receive
them on and RfteE thks evening At the ATmory.
BY ordSr Of Andrew J. Sweeney. Colonel 4lh Reg
iment- tBovl1l I.N.IRWTN, Adiutant.
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The Wheeling Pres, with profuudity
that is actually stupeudous, says that the
signing ofpetitiOus to Congress to admit us
as new State is unauthorized aud invalid
The right of petition. the right to pray
a right that attaches to the lowest aud
meanest OF Gods animate creatures-"un-
authorized" and "Dot validl' Well, real
ly, we bad never thought of that before.
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General Order No. FL
Until further orders the several companies Of
u the 6th h0gimtnt viii meet at the following
named places for drill and inspection:
Company A, Cap. Gray, on the second wednesday
Of each mouth At the armory, COuTt-hOnss
Company B, Capt. Glass, on q second Friday Of
zach mouth at the La Belle Warehouse.
Company @, Capt. Hal the third Friday Of each
month - the armoTy, Court -hsuse. "a
COMPANY D, Capt Smith, o . the first Tuesday Of
each mouth Rt American Hall
Company z, Capt Taylor, on the the frBt WBdnss.
day OF each month at America Hall
Company ?, Capt. Adams, on the fourth Thurs1ay
OF each month at the armoTy, Court House.
Company q, CAPT Hart nstein. on the fourth Fri
day Of each month At StsubehTaueh Hall, South
Wheeling.
Company n. Capt Haulau, ON the second saturday
Of each month Al the arm0Ty, Court housa-
Company 1, Capt Cloudy. on the second Friday Of
each month At American HAL.
COmpauy X, Capt Mckee. on the third Saturday
Theseyeral commanding officers will cause the FOl
obe called promptly at O'Clock P. ~, and all abb
sentees following 10 minutes for variations In time)
noted, 10 be reported to the succeeding BattA Ion
Courts Of Inquiry. Zach drill 8 oontnue at least
two hours.
The Captain Of each company win, at every month.
" drill, cause minute inspection Of the arms and
SccoufTemsnts within hlA command, and TePOTt 70
the battalion Courts any that NOT kept proper
order.
By ofJas. MeCiuBsy, Col Sth Rss'tTM.
novil-lm J. Il. sTALLHAH, AdJ't.
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Ths United states In Rem. mi cana, a For-
Matthew n. Houston. fsifuT' and cOuA'sAtioo,
Whereas at the Spring Term, A. d. 1s62. q the
District Court OF the Unitsd states for the Western
District Ofvirgna a. Wheeling, an iniormafiou Eas
MED behalf Of the United States BY the District
Attorney thereof l0g the aid DTtret aEainEr Mat
thew Il. Honstons real property, dos1Tboi IN 40 Ia
formation, and situated In Ohio County Virginia,
and alleging 10 substance that aid Houston Il enga-
ged in the existing inGurrectou aEAinst the Untted
States, that at the time he beeams % engaged he
the owner Of the property aforelid, ard that he
has used or CONSENTED % the q the EAme In aid
ing said insurreetion OF some persOn OF persons 81
Saged therein. and paying that gltd propsrtE nay
be eonhSeated and sOld - 1Orisited % The Guitod
States
Nov, therefore, In purEuapes Of the monitiou under
the seal ofthe Elid CJut, % ne dreSted and delSeE
ed 1 do hereby give pubic DOiios % ali persoos
claiming any interest In sid prDpGIty 10 appear BE-
fore the Judge Of the Disriet Cum Uf the United
States Of America for the Western district Of Virgin
"a. At WhseliDg, the 18th day Of November, A. D.
1862 the shall Be day Of Jurisdiction, Ot eiss
on the next day Of Jurisdiction theFeasr, then and
there inteTpOss their claims and make their ale
Cations in that behalf
Dated the sth day Of NossmbeE, A D. 1s6s-
EDWARD n NORI0N.
e MRIhai o. the unitSd States foE W. D. Va
BESJ4ME II. sNITHs E-l7 DistEirt Attorney
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PUBLIC SALE.

ON WEDNESDAY. the 18th Of November, will
" offer at public sails on the Hubbard Farm two
aud half nies south east Of Wheeling, the following
property, viz: Three hOrSes. hEe coTs three young
cattle, spring wagon and hameaG one four horss
wagon, one OK cart, cue pair small sized timber
wheels, OK yokss, chains, ploWs, and various other
kinds Of farming utSnsils Also eight hives Of bees
AlSo, variety OF household aud kitchen furniture
Terma-Al sums under fifty dollars, cash; all over
hfty dOilars negotiable note 1t four mouths With
approved security.
noy11-td J. B. HUBBARD.
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va In Rem, IN . y-C'f For.
aa1 Raj p Fropss tSa' i''''F'A'S o''h''''i0'
Where's At the Spring Term, A. D. lses, Of the
District Court Of the united States Of Amsrisa for
the Western District ofViEginIa al Wheeling, an IN
formation ed on behalf Of the United States By
the Attorney thereof for said District, aHinsf thu
real property OF BdUard II. FitEhugh, deseTibed "a
said infoTuEtion, and BifuHfs in the City Of Wheel
ing, Ohio County Virginia alleging In substance that
said PitIhugh - AID Wal. eoElged in the existing in
suuecti0n u5t the United states that At the time
he became engaged, he mas the owner Of the prop
eTty Aforesaid and that he has used or CONSENTED q
the use Of the sse In aiding Gaid inIuEToction o.
peTsOn or peTEons engaged therein. and praying
that aid DFODeTTy may be eonfseatsd ssd z,d A. Tn
feited 10 the United State.
Now, therefore, In pursuance Of thu uaonitiOu IN
der the sal Of the sid C0ur me dreeted And de
liVered, lido hereby give public notice 70 All paFSna
claiming soy interest," 10 sd property, 20 appear b
fore the Judge Of the Distrie Court Of Iho United
States Of erica fet the Western District o. virgin
"a. Al Wheelins, the 25th day Of November, A. D.
ls6, the same shall be day Of iuFisdetion or esl
On the neEt day u juFiadietton therelitaT then ana
there TO iuteTPose their claims and lake their ale
Dated the Sth day Of November, A. D. 1881
EDWARD ". MORTON,
United States Marshal for the W. n Va
BEHyAMIN h sSlTH, Esqs District Attorney
noNt-to
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English Iron.eInds for the Rebels.
a London eOrrespoudeut Of the Bostol

Commercial Bulletin writes:
at is we'll you are just completing a
feet of monitors" You are likely to need
them before long. Workmen are engaged
night and day on the Aersey, on the Clyde
aud elsewhere in building some twenty
iron-clads, which are to see service in
American waters. They are intended to
convoy vessels into Southern ports. This
know to be fact Ny information is
direct from those in confidence with the
promoters. / can only see one way of pre-
venting good deal mischief Every port
for which they are designed ought to be in
the power Of the American Government be-
fore these ugly monsters can cross the At
lautie. Then you might welcome them as
effective aids in future operations. To dis
arm suspicion it is popularity given ont
that this iron feet is being built for the
Chinese Government; but need hardly
tell you that Mr.. Mason and his friends form
one of the chief contracting parties"
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A PROCLAMATION
ny THE GOVERNOR.


THOR the purpose Of giving the people of the State
II a. opportunity q rendering thanks 70 0Od for
His mereies and blessings Nouehsafed 70 uA-h hat
thgV may humble themselves before Him in prayer
beSseehing Him 70 deliver us from our great afie
tionE-to grant victory 70 on arms- Epeedy sup
pressiou Il this wicked rebellion and resto alton Of
mace T. Francis II. Peirp0int, Governor Of the Com
monWeGlth Of Virginia, app-int Tuursday, the
9Th day Of NoVember inst, a. day Of Prayer and
ThapkEgfIinE; and Ireeommend that all secular bust
mess be suspended, and that the people assemble
themseIyes together in their aeeustOmed places OF
UoFship 70 o8er mp their tribute OF prayer and
thGnkIRiTing 70 the Great Ruler Of the UniTerse.-
earnestly r quest the eonana1ndlntI OF HtTgiu-
IA resImsnts, wherever they may Be Atlti0nsd, 70
GiTe the soldiers under their Command, on that day
the facilities for its proper 0bserVat-on-
In testimony WereoE IRElneis II. PeiFpOint,
Governor Of the Commonwealth have here
unto sig ed my name, and caused the les1 seal
OF the CommOnWeallh to be aEhEed- Done At
lLSJ the city Of wheeling this 5th day OfHOvember,
In the year Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and GiKty-tWo, and Oft Common
wealth the Ell htySeTenth.
FRANCIS H. PBIRPOINT.
By the Governor:
La Hto.Es, seerstlry OF the Commonwealth.
noVl9 9td32tW
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u Western District Of yirEinia- Set Z i
1ne UniI Ts S'1'e' IaRsm, in q cause Of Por.
Jacob g slriUsr. fixture and c0Ha''a'ion--
Where's at the Spring Term, A. D. 1851, Of the
District Cont Of the United States for the Western
District Of FiFtA, a Wheeling, tnsoCmaftOu VA
tled on bthalfof the United States b. the District
Attorney thereof for sad District. agAinst Jacob g.
Shvers real property described In said Information
and situate Ia Ohio County VirEinia alleging In cub
stance that ald shriver y gagged in the existing
insuETeetiou ngainst the United State hat a the
time he became % enEAgei he Was the oTLer Of the
property aforesad and that he has used o. consented
70 the use Ofth0 sane IN aiding sid insuFrauGOn o.
aoIne poTaon pereous eDgAged therein and urayiuE
that aid properly nay be oouaSeatsd and soId :
forfeited to the United States.
Now, therefore, In pursuance 81 the uOuitiou IN
der Of the said Court toms directed aud de-
hvssed do hereby give public notice 70 all persons
claiming any inteCesttn aAid property, 70 aPpesr be-
fore the Judge Of the District Court Of the Uufted
States OF America for the Western District Of virginia
% wheeling, on the 2sth day Of November, A. D.
1861, the shall be day Of juEisaiefion or else
on the next day Of iuTi dieti0n thareafter then and
there to tntsEpose theireaims, and make their ale
cations in that behalf
Dated the 9Th day Of November, 1859.
EDWARD ". NORTON,
Marshal Of the United States for the w d. Va
BHsIAHIS H. SIXTH, Esq7 District Att>rney-
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HEADoUAHTEHs Sra RRsutEsI v 81.
WaEELIsG, Nov. 18th, ls69,
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mr.. carlIIs's Record on the New
oasStIo1 worth considerIng.
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In Rem, Ina Gauss q For-
fsIfurS and COuhleAtioo,

TINTED STATS OF AHKRICA,la =, p,
U KesteEn Di.tEiet q viEEinia-- - - 4
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uHHKD STATES OF AMEKICA,Is.
u Western District ofTrginia.

In Rem, In AuaussOfK Or.
faituroAbd CoahsratIon.
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Ia Rem, In 4 cause Of For.
feiture and Conaaca.inn-

TINTED STATES OF AMERICA,
u Western District Of FirEinia- 81 6. u
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-08
SIGEL AND BANKS.


Gen. Mcclellan, in a general order, ''as-
sumes command of the Notifications of Wash
lngton and of all the troops for the defence of
the Capital" His appointment to this post is
emlnently judciouS. The position is one
which he is especially qualified to fill with
ability and success. He is confessedly one of
the most accomplished engineers in the army,
and has no superior in thorough mastery of
the science Of war. He is vigilant, laborious,
careful OF his troops, and quite certain to hold
fortified position committed to his care. He
beheyes IN earthworkS, and is pre-eminently
skilled in the whole art and mystery of en-
trenchments. We have no fears for the safe
ty of Washington while it remains under his
charge.
Some of our contemporaries speak as if
Gen. Mcclellan had again been invested with
the command of the whole army. We do not
so understand it, Last year he commanded
the army which was to capture Richmond;
now he commands only those troops who are
held for the defence of Washington. Last
year he was at the head of an army in the
held-moving against the enemy; now he
commands only Notifications and the troops
which are to hold them. The positions are
essentially different and we regard Gen. Nc
Clellan's talents as much better adapted to
the post he now holds than to the one assigned
him last year.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-08

CARE FOR THE WoUNDED.-We stated
day or two since that an offer had been made
by one OF our citizens to receive six of the
wounded soldiers at his house. To-day we
learn that the good work has already com
menced in Brooklyn. A prominent gentle
man of that city, having no sons to send to
the army, but large family of daughters,
and feeling the necessity of doing something
for his country, has received under his roof
one of the sick soldiers from the Long Island
Hospital who now receives the best nursing
and in time may be prepared to rejoin his reg
lment. The mother and daughters of this
family have also been unremitting in their at
tentions to the sick and wounded soldiers in
the hospital. Undoubtedly there are many of
our citizens who could take one or more sol
diers from the hospitals, and thus make room
for the new corners, while at the same time
they would be doing what their hearts must
prompt them to in relieving the necessities of
those who are hazarding their lives for their
country.-NeW York EUeniHg Post.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-08

The governors of most of the New England
states attended the commencement of Brown
University, last week; and this circumstance
has been discussed ever since by such jour-
nails as the Hartford Times and Albany Ar
gus. They accuse this meeting of some hid
den purpose, call it ''secret conclave,'' and
insist that it was at any rate ga secret confer
ence on public affairs" 1t is not easy to eX-
plain the agitation of these journals. 1t is
true that they have all along seemed much
more disposed to keep alive old partisan an
tipathies and raise issues to divide the people
Of the loyal states, than to enlist the whole
energy Of the people against the rebels; but
there was so little occasion for such opera
tons in the commencement meeting of the
governors, that it is not easy to understand
the purpose by which the assaults in question
are directed.
1t would be very proper for the governors
of the various states to meet for consultation
on the state Of the country. We wish they
would do it, and having considered pub
lie affairs carefully, make up Judgment
IN regard to means that should be en-
ployed against the rebellion, and COMMUNE
cate it to the president He can have no
more disinterested and faithful advisers, none
that can tell him more truly what is thought
and desired throughout the country, and none
that ought to be listened to with more re-
spect. The president has sometimes listened
to less deserving counsellors. We under
stand that the desire for such meeting of
governors is quite prevalent at the west and
we are very sure that while it could do no
harm, it might result in great good.
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Newell of Greenfield, Ansel H. Lamb OF
Hartford, Harry March, and George Willis OF
Stowe.
Co. Flames A. Cooper of Barre, VIM.
II. Stewart Mortimer f. Hall Of Holden,
Charles II. Gazier of East Boylston, Ira
Thompson of Warren.
Co. F-Sergeant J. S. w. Gee of Grafton
James f. Bellows of Millbury, VIM. f. KEEL
ley of Worcester, Charles II. Mellony of
Southbridge, Edward E. Monroe, Henry
Scott of Holden, Charles E. Simmons OF
Worcester.
Co. &C. F. Gibbons, and r. B. Whit
more of Ashburnham.
Co. H-Patrick Fitzgerald of Palmer, VIM.
II. White of Amherst, Alvin White of Hol-
yoke, George W. Scott of Amherst, James II.
Willard of Chelsea, Philo N. DEMO of North
Adams.
Co. Lieut.. VIM. H. Clark of Pittsfeld,
Sergeant Z. A. Garlich of Pittsfeld, Sergeant
p. II. Knight of Huntington, James Abrom,
d. II. Bissett of Dalton, A. w. Hall of Gill;
julie Jaquot of North Adams, C. W. Merrill
of New Lebanon, and Hugh Murphy of Pitts
field.
Co. K-Lieut. VIM. B. Hill, Corporal Eras
tus b. Richardson of Barre, Elbridge g. Cliff
ford OF Hatfield, Horace d. Lindsey of Dana
and James Chancey of Worcester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-08

zen. BURNSIDE IN NEW PosITIoN.-It is
believed that Gen. Burnside, who has shown
more ability than any of our eastern generals
IN reaping victories with raw troops, will be
assigned to an important command, composed
in part of the new levies which are concentrat-
ing at Washington. His old troops will also
form part of his command and Gen Reno
aod Gen. Parke, the latter of whom is now his
chief of staff, will remain with him.
1t were to be wished that Gems. Mitchell and
Fremont, who also have the same faculty as
Burnside of changing raw recruits into vete-
rams in very short time, could be assigned
similar commands. Two of Gen. Burnside's
old divisions, Reno's and Parkes, will also be
with him The latter is now commanded by
Brig. Gen. Isaac p Rodman, late colonel Of
the 4th Rhode Island-Maj. Gen Parke being
now chief of Burnside's staff.
Maj. Gen. Reno is detached from Pope's
command, and ordered to report, with his di-
vision, to his old COMMUNICATIVE YORK.
Tribune
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The Rebels i'm Maryland.

A portion of the rebel troops have crossed
the upper Potomac and marched to Frederick
in Maryland. What else they are doing or
attempting to do we are not informed, Meth
er are we told whatmeasures have been taken
on our side There is much, very much that
every one is anxious to know; but we must
wait until the government sees fit to allow the
publication of more definite accounts of the
situation and of the means employed to defeat
this rebel invasion. We only know at pres
ent that the whole matter is in the hands of
Gen. Halleck
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CITY AND COUNTY.

REPUBLICAN CAUcUs.-The republicans of
this city held a caucus at Brinley Hall, Sat
urday evening, and elected the following del
egates to the state convention to be held on
Wednesday =
Delegates at large.-Messrs. Alexander II.
Bullock, j. S. c. Knowlton, p. Emory AL
drich, Geo +. Hoar, VIM. w. Rice, John d.
Baldwin, Merrill Richardson, Julius E. Tuck
er, Geo. NJ. Rice, Harrison Bliss Henry c.
Rice. Samuel Souther, +. H. Dewey, ID. A.
Goddard, T. w. Hammond, j. d. Daniels,
John S. Clark, Aura G. Goes, Warren Will
liams, and S. A. Porter.
Ward Samuel Z. Staples; Edward
Earle; ST. l.. Nelson; 4-Joseph Pratt;
5-John F. Gleason; 6-Lewis Chaplin; =
X. M. Gould; S-Hartley Williams.
The following gentlemen were chosen to
constitute the city committee for the ensuing
year =
At large-Messrs. j. d. Baldwin, j. Z.
Tucker, P. L. Moen, Jos. f. Light, Hartley
| Williams.
Ward Samuel Banister, d. D. Keyes;
! 2-Lee Sprague, II. q. Otis; 3-Samuel Put
nam, S. w. Nelson; 4-Edward Kendall,
Francis Harrington; 5-Charles F. Wash
burn, S. d. Tourtelot; 6-Loren Wether-
ell, d. A. Goddard; 7-R. NJ. Gould, Charles
Ballard; S-Jos. d. Daniels, c. f. Green.