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WHEREAS q libel Of information was 0led within
w aud Tor tho Middle District 81 Tcnncrgcc, at
Nashville. on the Eth day OF June, A. H.. 1S62, by
John Trimble, Eq Attorney ibr tie Uultel States
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tina the same be condemned as forfcited.
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Dc hereby give public notice 90 all persons claiming
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longs to Jesse Martin, Of Marshall County Tenn age
about 20 years feet inches high color black .
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perty ard pay charges, as the lsw directs
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age 35 years weighs about 100 pounds 4 feet =
inches higl right eye ont scars on left wrist ard
near the corner Of the len eye.
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July lst 1902 CHARLES KAHN, Jr.,
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N B--Ilighost Market price paid tor good cattle
lulyt-ctt
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THE BNBMY's RoRCEs.


There iis- huwRVer, said to 6tl rebel
force, divided into two divisions, between
this portland the Yirginia border, one OF
whichfiS under the command of General
Floyd ,and the other controlled By n Gen.
Heath. aThefesare also two bodies of'caY-
airy under Captains Stratton and Hawkins.
who seem to be making themselves very
busy just noW,iu kind of petty marauding
line, and who, believe, will fare badly II
they ehotddsiAll into the hands of our men.
Besides ,thsseS the country seems TO be
heavily peopled With what the soldiers call
"JayhaWkers, land these Of late have given
our seutries and pickets considerable trou-
ble. lnnihe cases out of ten, these men de-
clare they haSeJno arms about their prem
ises, and aVoW that they arc Union men,
but do not desire TO engage 10 this war;
gFhis dOdgeiis.a however, tolefably we'll
played ont, and L learn that the most yig-
6rbus measures will now be exercised
against those who are found prowlinV
through ths country with arms Ia their
hands. The soldiers will 20 into the work
heartily; and as WButtsrnutdomD in this
region hAsabeen duly notified, they must
look we'll how they. come into too close
contact with our pickets. sIise.ae,t :
OLD SNoueH TO "srASp 1LoNE.r =.
Our military commanders are coming 10
the cohelnsion that the Upion csuse in
Western Virginia is about old enough 70
take care Of nSeH, aud they seem deter
mined 70 give Il trial, Consequently, AZ
the National troops, coming from q more
northerly fRtitnde, are moved forward those
virginia regiments which have been for
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| loyal executive government to RichtnOnd
would be fatal to our separate new State
project. Should our Governor go to Rich
moud, he would, in all probability, call an
extra session of the Legislature. What
would be the result2 Why, sir, tue indo-
mitable thirst for Office, (which was the
prime aud leading cause for this rsbelIion)
you'd again be whetted up, aud nnr Capt.
tol would again be filled with rebel men,
bers, whose object wnnld be to legislate in
such manner as to tic us TO the dead and
rotten carcass Ofold Virginia. They would
hold on to us with the grasp of dying men
and throw every obstacle in the way they
possibly could to prevent US getting a new
State. Our new Constitution, presume,
Is by this time before Congress. suppose
our present Senators and Representatives
in Congress will exert themselves 10 have
our new State admitted into the Union du-
ring the present session. Think there are
no good REASONS why they should not sue-
Ceed. IL they should succeed, why the me-
cessiiy and expense Of - transfer Of our
Western Government to Richmond?
Messrs. Editors, these are only few OF
the reasons why many of us are opposed 10
linking our destinies again with Eastern
Virginia. Why, for the vert short time
that will intervene until we shall have a
new State, shall we send our money to keep
up Richmond, instead of spending il among
the true and noble hearted citizens Of
Wheeling, who ve-alWays been and are
now loyal to the core, and burning for a
new State. t fta INpEx.
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viii some Of our Wheeling friends
the ladies for Instance, send for our men
white linen hAveloeks. WeIw6nId like TO.
have BsiX hundred '6ourse crash t6FeIs0
that such men not now Supplied may have
one. Also magazines, s,miseellAneons books,
etc. The wagon WHAT'S. q. .B.fe'
Page county, Virginia. .aitH 4a't o
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Froul rhs Fls.t vlrsl.ila RsElIIa5e5n1 5e :
"a DELAYxD LRrTER. /

Editors Inteliigsncer:
Wednesday April Both at one O'Clock.
the order came to the Let Virginia IGfantry
above New Market to prepare to move,
with camp and garrison squipage. Tents
were struck, kuapsacks packed aud wagons
loaded in double quick time, and in few
minutes all was ready. Al three O'Clock
the order came to move, aud in five min :
utes every body and every thing were in
motion. Passing through New Market We
crossed the MaSsanuttan mountain by the
Luray road. At the foot of the mountafn
We turned square to the right by the Cor
donsville road to the south or main branch
of the Shenandoah river, II miles from the
place of starting by seven o'tlock4on the
west branch of which river the Columbian
bridge We are now encamped. The rain
and lnnd and darkness " hich marksd the
last part of our march and our biTouac at
night, though decided feature of the on
GRAFTON, are not sRch rarities in Onr expert
euce as u call for especial remark. When
daylight came we found ourselves in Page
county, near little town over the river
ntdown on the map as Honeyville, and IN
the shadow of the Blue Ridge of mountains,
that great barrier that divides mankind
into two classes-those who live east of it
and those who do not l.i
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GSSYsSris ES4I y NELtCSs poanIe the RboIe rAfes!
ding to the space occupied and the number chSnE,
frUyn transient persons or s.rane
ern, TO be paid for ia ddraHos
B9Glhes9 Cards not i've lines $40 per
"S ~ for Ax mlnths, but for shorter period n0fhin
Will be counted loss than a square, -tiss -
a. Tue privilege OF Annual Advertising is limItsa to
Lhe AdVeftiEeEs' own Immediate bnsfness:s and All
@ advertisements for the benefit Of other prsonsF a.
well ~ legal advertisements and
otaueton sales and real estate, sent In BY them mi,
be paid for at the usual rates.
~ Advertisements not accompanied with ,gritfk
directions will be inserted until forbid and CHARGED
accordingly. - - 80 ."'9t95' - =
cases at full rates. - 80 ~
Marriages, NOtieesOf Funerals, and annonreineffts
Of sermons, so cents zach. nonyii-iSa
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TERMS OF ADVERTIsING,

TWLLYESOup LIHEs OF NoXpAHErl. Ton oV, ,,o,, ,o.
e LEss, YAK a soUGRE
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Up the Kanawha Valley,

Up tht Kaaaleha- Festern Yirginia as d
.lodsrn .Hecer-Tds Troops on thsir ,gi,,d-
ing pay-A6out the Enenay's Forces
Hop Matters stand in Htstera Vrgiaia
- Uaioa feeling TRers-Ohio Troops ia
the YaLlsy-T&e Dead .IScatsys
lspssat Correspond oGtlie cinsinastI TImes.I
l'tea - GhARLEsroS, VA. May 10.
The more see of the country over
which this war is waged, the more / am
convinced that its possession is not worth
the cost of life and money being lavished
upon its recovery. Barren, pine-elnd
mountains and valleys, rendered sterile by
imprudent cultivation years ago. leave but
little hope from them in the future, espe-
cially after they have been despotled OF
the little, half starved stock they are SAID
to have been possessed Of previous to the
beginning OF the war.
After looking for several hours at the
bold spurs Of hills which stretch away in
the distance, enter into calculation of
the infinitely small amoant of profit they
can be TO the OWNERS in;ttme 10 come The
result must be very unsatisfactory 10 such
possess6rS! In fact I am fast coming to
the conclusion that this very region Is the
spot rnentieaed ny ST. Matthew, where he
chronicles that bis Satanic Majesty took
eur Savior to the top of very high
mountain and promised him all the terri
tory of the earth, If hs would fall down and
worship him If Satan,iid get hehind him,
as we are told, he ran great risk OF break
ing his neck dOwn some Of the declivities.
In fact, the aspect of the country IL most
unpromising. and am not as yet enam-
Ored ofiit. However, am willing TO he
lieVe that the Riseacrss at Washington
know best, and are content that the war
should 70 on, tdst',' s'5i- 90 .'ait't 9. r.
4. AHccA' FOR COMING 3TIAE.ih Il
.NhRteTsri may ibe th&e terminht tion I;
whether the war shall, lasta n6smonth
longer or ten years, the soil offs Yestarh.
Virginia will nevertheless live long in the
memory Of many Of the loyal citizens of
the S6Fth.. Those Who have. lost relatives
at Winchester, Rich Mountain, Gauley, aud
a score of other places where the batlIes
strife or disease shall have prepared many
q father, husband or brother for the grave,
will ever remember those names, aud in
long years TO come. weary hearts aud tired
feet will tread these valleys and climb the
rugged SUBMITS to EaZe upon the last
resting place of those whose places never
can be filed among 1.-THE i0Ted ones al
home" Like the Mecca of the tabled
East, its pilgrims will come from all acc
tons Of our. ULion 70 embalm many a
heAPed up mound with tears, aud hear
away the last relics to some favored spot.
War, war, war alss for the stern Recessi-
" which caused the Northern hosts to
seek The feld 10 vindicRsion OF our Gov.
erunient
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SaddIes, HarneSs, I'D. trunks sc

WHOLESALE HkIAIL.
y. SHEPPARD Ho.l3l Main Street, corner
Us Union, will c0ntinns TO keep on hand alArgsAnd
Gplete assortment ali RrtIciesin hElIne, consist
s ii Ladies' and Gentlemens Saddles, Fine Coarse
Harness, Trunks. VAlieea Carpet Bags Satchels, COL
lars, HAmss, Whips, &c.
would respectfully call attention TO my stock, and
uu't by strict attention and promptnesH, te merit
s'1tinnancs OF the public patronage
All kinds Of repairing promptly done, and In pro
IsfnBnneT. -e - y. b. SHEPPARD.
'sp2J'5p sL'5--- IN, Main Street
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A Card to Merchants

BALTINORE, March 2lth 1892
WE have How In store, Cand shall continue to
w reeSiTS additions almost daily, during the
DIX GOODS, adHPtsi TO SPRING and sUMMER
SALES, to which We invite attention.
Our long experience In business enables ,,S To -
leet our stock with EsPEClALREPRRRNOF r. tS H.
wants OF the COUNTRY TRADE: and pnFehaaIer
Ss We Do, RACLUsITELY FOR CASH, We an Suc-
city. - = - ~ NS'ei
=, We have taken advantage Of the RECENT Dir.
~ SLlNa 10 most kinds Of Dry Goods aud our stock
ES' ETsaE' AT prices AS Low as can be named BY 40 '
clhsI % mousse Our terms are CASH, or sIx months
suit LOT negotiable PRpar payable with exchange
MILLER, CLouD 1 MILLER,
z ,.Ass 80. ~ baltimore, and - German st. -
Hl.-. -s.-.i Baltimore, Nd
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=
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Il Surveys, engraved In the Finest STYLE Of Man
MaSlng II gres 80 receEt AMI such valuable Ga Il
concerning all the Railroads, that lhs War Depart.
msut Immediately authorised Ita puhii"Ati1n, and
distributed ONE THOUSAND COPIES among IhS
GeneralA and Colanels OF the Army.
As II is THE ONLY MAP that Is authorized - ~
flClAL, II is the Hn=t Re liable aud Auth IIc ant
lrOm its large sIze.-a9 by 60 ltsches-sl,Owa AT =
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few days ago our winter clothing was
sent home, and yesterday our tents were
i0nrned over and sent back 10 a depot, ex-
cspt a few for ofiice purposes. We are now
lying around loose awaiting the order 70
march. All this, OF course mehus tSrtsatd'
toZWell, we hope It Is TO be Richmond,
though We don't know; and another thing,
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A NIGHT MARCH AND sxiaMIsR.

A NIGHT MARCH AND sRtRAISR.
At midnight Sunday night last our regt-
ment WAS ordered to go up the river Rome
seven miles where the enemy ara postedin
considerable force The purpose was u
teint, but not a fight; as the order was to
go only until we met resistance and re-
turn. The country round was in wretch
ed condition, and our march was necessA-
rily slow. We reached the enemys pick.
els about day dawn. They were driven in.
Till wewere well up with the enemy's force.
We lad left our own picks.s in our rear for
the elastmile or two of our march. One Ottheir
pickets, consisting OF thirteen men of COM
pany D, viz: Sergeant F. P. Sands, Corporal
Levi Reed. Privates Wm. Fish, William
Holmes, Vim. Earlywine, Geo N. Myers,
Levi Dilly, Henry G. Fox, Jeremiah Lowry,
Vim. H. Harris. Alex. Whipkey, Jr. Sam.
Mussena and Randolph Basfoid; WAS at
tackled by about ! 30 of the enemy B cavalry
and infantry after the regiment had passed
on. These men brayeiy stood their ground
against the overwhelming odds-fghting
desperately until surrounded, when they
cut their way out for the purpose of re-
Joining the regiment. One of their NUM-
6er, Randolph BasfoFd was killed. HIS
body has since been sent home-his friends
may take the consolation. of knowing that
he fell bravely doing his duty-another,
Samuel Musena was captured.
make this special mention of the names
and Valor OF these thirteen men because of
its Importance in every respect. Immedi-
taely upon hearing the attack in our rear,
the order was given to the regiment to
right about, and quickly coming in sight
of the place where our imperiled comrades
had been stationed, the rebels fed. We
had reached in fact in, our advancesa large
force Of the enemy. three Orfour times our
number, with a large army in the neigh
borhoOd, We were near enough in some
directions to hear their words of command
Our skirmishers in front were fired upon by
large numbers sRtnOttWe1ty-iTepR at PAGES dis
lance. The enemy doubles knew of our
coming despite our secrecy, ahd had pre-
pared nice trap to catch us; butthe cool
promptness and skill of our gallant Col.
Thoburn brought US out of the scrape with
only the loss above stated, and In perfect
good order, result to which the unfiinch.
Ing courage of the picket of thirteen con-
tributed in no small degree. Two Of the
enemy's cavalry at least were spnhOrsed,s
and, some Eve or sixiof their number we're
killed or severely wounded 81 ~.
Major Duvall proved himself on this as
on former occasions, every inch a soldier.
His eatire cOlleCtedness, his prompt COM
prehension of the position, and his unfliuchy
Ing courage are qualities that At once arrest
the attention of any one who has Witnessed
his behavior on the field He WAS with a!
portion. Of Capt. Weddle's company as
skirmishers in our extrems-adVance, who
received a whole volley from concealed
force almost in contact with them-but
without harm. The company officers ac.
quilted themselves wtth-eyen more than
accustomed gallantry.
ASoTHER sEIaNrsH.
Why "a single regiment should again be
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NUMBER 253.

months 10 "course of formation are
brought here and distributed 10 lilI up tie
Iacancisa occasiOned by tue removal
With the rebel foe on the main road iu
front OF our advance, the organized Yir-
1 ginia regiments can certainly protect them
selves from tue smaller bands Of rebel
troops, which lurk iu the mountains Uy
day, and NJ night steal forth to pilIage and
Plunder. II they cannot, they certainly
should have guardians appointed TO every
mothers son of them. lil taaJ 1893
THE REAL UNION pRRLiNu. a7
Il Am informed, by gentleman who
thinks himself justified in speaking know.
ingly Of the matter, thar The Union cause il
on the increase in this region. Emaacipa-
tton and cOnfiscation does nor distress Ibe
Inhabitants any great deal, great portion
not having any slaves tn emanGipAre, and
many more, nothing left TO loose rs coRfis.
eAtleh. utvery few 20 the Kanawha VAL
ley have, in comparison TO other portions
Of the State, manifested their Unionism
suthcientiY 20 the taking up ofarms for the
defense OF the Government. They. in a
great measure, dislike to speak about the
war, aud, from their manner OF speech, il
IS evident that they dc. not favor the Fed
eral cause as much, perhaps, as Ar. Lin
coln might desire.
OHIO TROOPS Is TMr VALLEY. nm.
The following Ohio regiments are. now
moving down the valley toward the South
ern Virginia line, all heing in charge 6f
Gen. Cox, viz: the Ilth, 18th, 23i, Sath,
S4th, Both, 3Gth, 37th, 18th and 18th. The
greater portion of these are a long wav
ahead en- the route, having been continu-
ally on the march for some dsys. 5.i' 81
Gen. Cox seems To be highly esteemed
by his command. They have the greatest
confidence in his ability to protect them In
camp and mano.uver them in battle.
AROUT THE DEAD AT scAREY.
would say to those who lost friends at
the battle Of Scarey, that a few of The.
graves heinR upon nsllhe rivers bank, it
would be we'll, Il they intend to remove
their remains, to do so before the fall rise
OF the river. The late freshets have made
some inroads upon the bank in the direc-
ton in which they lie. Another season
OF the same character might disinter them
altogether.
Iknow yOh will not find This letter Oiled
up with events of startling character, bnt
/ cannot helplit. Hon must take such asi
J have 70 furnish You, War matters are i,
L.
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AxorHSR sKIaNrsA.

Why single regiment should again be
ordered over the same route-in the 'fAse
of the same foe, already proven to be three
or four times their number-is a question
which no doubt could be readily answered
by the proper authorities, but about which
this deponenE processes TO have no knowl-
edge. But on Wednesday Afternou. the
Tt6 inst, the 18th Indiana, iencamPedsaifew
rods from us, WAS sent out on this very err
rand, with the other regiments land ours
among them) drawn mp In line 10 camp as
a reserve. The lndianians had a rough
experience. They lost in killed none but
nineteen missing mp to 10 this time. Our
regiment was ordered abOpt iiSe o.el6ck
in the evening TO their relief, but although
we double qnicked Il a part Ofsthe Yqy,
Wewere only,in sime % meet aud coyef.ths
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