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IN PURSUANCE OF An ORDER OF. TIE
SURROGATE COZ tie County Of New York N6tiCSls
hrt.hy giyon q all p'rb MS having Dll.us asHInt
Mathew Powers late 81 tie e Is ui NV \ TX, de-
ts,d T. 'rsout Ill, same, with vouchers thei .ui,
g. tie aul-trh,t, 1t hi re- ~. u tlyii corner
.. NcN tlnmn'r street, ma tlccty ui N'N York. uu
.r l..n.c the Hpconl dny ~ june h'Nt. B4i.I,
Sew York, the goth dry 81 November, l~fl.
HlGil OKEiLlN, EN,ctlr.
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S.sNIl'EugSES.

ptRGAlNS IS TEAS, WINES, FLOUR,
- nrrrrics AMI PROV qious
Teas tom 2Oc upwards. Good black OF mixed
from bOc. h. 10.
Ciiec-, fresh ground, 10, ~, 10, is, 20 anl 25c.
Sugars, ~, :, ~, .. ~ and Zoe.
Hams bet quality, &c.
Shou'i' ~ do. &C.
SOAP, % lbs. Tor III.
starch &C..
M5aisos. zoe. gall.
Rice, c.. III.
fiour. warranted, 80 - ~ 80 per bll..
su1 all u're' gpodt KEEP, IN first class grocery
house Cut uug ut aud bring 1t siouf that you
won't forget then, 200 Greenwich st.,
cor Murray.
THOMAS X. AGNEw.
whnlcsn'c arl Retail Grocer, Flour anl Tea Dealer
null nlLD.1nl
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X rInSL,ANlEnE ANuEnLE oh TIM

~ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF 1llE
4 SJrgl ate at the County 10. Nc,, lnrt. y cr I-
lcrrlv ri,,uto 10 person. having claim, u.,,.u.t
JOHN CONNOLLY, late 80 the city Of SOW N.,k,
deceased, prevent the ,iuun with Vui.i .i- There.
pt, tutle fuhfcr.hcr, 1t the office u' t.Duns T.
Is pp 90. NJ. lao chatham sir,,t, In a.. CIV of
Sew Yorl, on or before the Eitccuth day IJu'y
most,
dated, Now York. TIE civhii dnv of Lunu,rvfs,o
THOMAS BOYD. Executor
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Wnoi'F' hNi 's'thll hrNei, fluur AM lea Dtaler,
myl; 2ttc'2ol
CIiAMPAGNE AND SWEET CIDER, 81 80
~ barrel, half barrel - 10. GB cents Tor r.frrs
returned ci'.r vinegar ~ ~ larTol, 20 cents for
barrel return /; white wine vinegar pickles, mus
tard, c,t'up, sauces, fruits vegetables, preserves,
&c. Hest qualities at lowest Wholesale pr.ccr. Call
I'd examine. J. MARTIN, successor H. ~ u.
iieasc, ~ Murray It corner Washington. ms 2iac'
GREAT REDUCTION
" IN rIiE PRICE eF
TEA, COFFEE AND SPICES,
At
-, q. HARDISG'S
OLD STAND,
COR OF FULTON AND MAIN SITS.
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF TlIF
lsurrogau of the County Of New York, notice IN
hereby gwen W all persons having claims against
Lucy HUTCHINSON, late 81 the City 81 New
York, decreased, To present the same with vouchers
thereof, " the subscrbers, ut the office Of Wilson
T. smuh, No 1s6 Church at, In the city Of New
York, on or before the ifth day Of September next
Dated, New York, the jeh day Of March, 1902 o.
WILSON s. SMITH,
WILLIAM SMITH,
Administrators
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THE NEW YORK sun.
THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE 8. 1902
RUNNING
THE BLOCKADE
A story Of the sea IT,

NJ CAPT. WHEELER, Z. s.A.
Author IF Tie tve5 IF Fate; a Tale Of he
Middle Ground, SC.
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reee,rts f,r ,hc wcck, s.Go2. Prcos have iuctg.
,eJ mile bu, the fnal sale of cattle LEFT the ram
nearly the same last week. viz: Premium. Is
a.; Extra, So. First quality. 30 Second
quality. Nc Third quality, Go &C., lnic-
riar sSa-c. Gensr. avcrag 90, sales, "a -.
rer round, live we Sht. sinking ufal.
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SEWING MACHINES FOR SALE-TWO
~ 81 Laid 4 WrbsterH fast speed machines, new
and In perfect order vii. be sold ut great Hacri-
hcc. the owner having no use for them. Inquire At
go sixth avenue, between 3;th and 3sth st-. In the
store. ic2 a'9i5
SEWlNG MACHINE FOR SALE--ONE OF
- singers No. machines for sale cheap, rs the
parties mr., going into other business. Inquire i02
Bayhrd ~, % floor. my2T 2t,c'2Tt
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NEw YORK FOR NEWAKK.
ELIZABETH AND NEW yopK

LEAVE EtlzAnrlif ron NEw YoRE -At3Ob., G. -
40, 10, &C. H. II 9U5' and l0.ob.A 81. II 10.
10 &c. X X 20, 2I1 3.4o, ~, G.ih, i.3O', ",
12O, go, AMI II y NJ
LEAVE NV YoRK IoR EInAuT At GO, au,l
loAm IL NJ, ~ dr't9 39o,i D. b.J0, I, :, 10 aud
IL I. NJ
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OFFICIAL. AND LEGAL.

~
NO1lCE-OFFICE OF TIE STERLING
" Co., New York, April 2Gth. lsd2. An election
OF ~ Directors and Inspectors II Election 10 serve
'ur the ensuing year, will he held NJ 4! Pine street
room :, Tuesday the 81 of June instant, brtwern
tho hours Of and 3P " The transfer br,ks VI.
Zee closed on the OH Of May ns,sli. by order
n, Board, GEO. L. TOWNSEND, secretary.
apo 33'lOi
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF TIE
Surrogate oi tie County Of New York NdlicSLs
| hr.ly gwen & all r'rs MS having g'lus asainst
| Mathew Powers, late 'tAr e Is ul NV \ *, de-
ts, ~ T. rseut th, same, with ylU, hers thei of.
t. tie subscriber, 1t h4 ,rr. ~. BtIyi corner
| ,. NcN Iltmtr street, iu thccty of MN York. uu
| .r l..lc The H'oonl dny 81 june h'Nt. bA.I,
Sew lor. the 2dtn lry - Noynul'r lsfi.
HlGil oREil.lN, Executor
N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
sIrs' ate oi the County %. Sew rurk. toe i-
| lc'rl.y rN'ut a. 70 person having ,i,1us prtI-t
JOHN CONNOLLY, Lite 80 the tity Of N.v ok,
d.rei-od pityout the same with Won't D.. Il r,.
n', g. TIE "uhfcrihcr, 10 the oHcc u' iHDluns H.
Is pr, 4 .q,. ~ lao Chatham street, In IT,. CIV of
Sew lorl, on or before the Eitccuth day orjuly
most.
dated, Now York, TIE cigb,h DAY of L,urarv.is.
THOMAS BOYD, Executor
r. ut L>CANCE or M ORDER ~ Tur
SIrr'- OF. ,i tlot tutS OF Sow y ,'.. y '.r, t4
hereby rNtn & Hll pen sons hhNlnf olufHt pl.,Ift
FRANCIS LARklN lutte ot tho city 81 NV york
dec isrd, to pres, Mt the with vouch ,rs thoro
"i T., the Sueerihers' 1T the Office OF Jllncs Mr.
r"sh, n. Wal street. Ia lie CITY of NV York,
on ur Zoe urc the First day uf SCI TENDER next.
Dated New York, the 18Th day nf Fobrinry.1 -.i2
THOMAS GlLkol, A'minlstrat 'rs,tvc., -
THOMAS GiLkOf, Jun. Francis Lail;in,d "a
JAMES MokHoui' frugt"I Tor Adininistrt 'rs
..,-,,- 80. =. -
1lhNiAN'fp VIZ AN pkl'ik VI HE
Surrogate ul the County of New lur., MT cc IL
hcrely given g. a.! persons having claims against
JOlIS IL CUTTER, late of Hollis, ia the Stat of
New Hampshire, deceased, to present the sailc,
M yourh,rs thereof 10 The subscriber, ut the
OF. ,e ofPh,lps 4 Kneya.s,.No. 81 wal street, in
SCI ,ciah,r ueN,. Dated, Now YORK, tle qalh day
I'd. Feb, lso2.
GEORGE BANCROFT, ~ .cut.r.
IN pIESI'NNGE OF An ORDER OF THE
4 Slrr,l,t, oi the Comfy Of N,,y Yofl. d. H., !.
I,r,l''.y,, t,r.,,s ,,',, ,I,t
uNNNAIi Asur6I,n. In. Of a.. ~ | X',
Y.rk I,rr.,,L [, Ir.-,ut tho s',,d. =, H. ,''.,.
-. mimi 4. H., s'il,.r,I.,r. a ~, r.,l.,,,, -,
iirrbcrt inwrcng,, n. gGT Ii.,.ry street IN the
,'tty ~ N,v yark on ar Is,.r' 10 o., IN -" .,
'', urrRtvr l. >wnryCr
,----.---.-----
! Is PCR>l AN'E OF AN ORDER Oh fllE
Sl.l5is"' - 'WS ,.I.l! ~ ntN hHih' NOT e Is
| cA.i;AR r<I rR i,, a a., ~, ~, " 10, ',t i
lrew. ~ deccasci L. present H., -nc, Via y',u,H.
crS Thereof g the Su' scrhcr at the uih'" of Adolf
! Le'hE't' 10, bi""i"ay, ~ Tie ~ oi New York,
~ - ','ot ,s va Nv w oi J3y' I,nL p''ed' New
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This Company insure9 pr pcrty ~ NJ kinds against
los or uu'ec is hrc, On az favorable terms AZ
similar Institutions.
ItI'NJs 4 uEpCrN p...tIo,,
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GENERAL pu'SsNEss.

NEW PAWN-OFFfCE - At 1g7 WEST
~ 39th st, let. 9Th sni oh ayes nearest the 81,
LIBERAL lunns advanced all kinds Of personal pro.
way. myS 2li, 1879
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-28
From the Rappahannook-The Reb,
els Falling Back,

ALEXANDRIA, Aug. 26.-(By MaiL)-
From passengers arriving here to-dny, il is
ascertaiued that on Saturday the rebels
commenced operations with will, using
their artillery at Rappahannock Station
1t soon became evident that the position
would have to be abandoned and about 9
o'clock, the bridge crossing the river was
burned and the abptment blown up.
Orders were also received to remove our
stores and burn the houses at Rappahan-
mock Station which was accomplished
We sustained no casualties on orr side.
Everything was quiet at Warrenton juno
tion both on Sunday aud yesterday. The
latter place is 8 miles from the former.
Our troops are rapidly getting into posi-
tiOn and everything goes on we'll. This
side'of the Rappahannock is now clear of
rebel forces, or was at the last accounts.
There is no definite information as to the
number of the enemy. 1t was correctly
reported in Warrenton, however, that the
rebels were falling back beyond the Kappa
hammock, towards Culpepper.
Gen. Sigel captured large number of
prisoners on Thursday, but the most of
them afterwards managed to escape, owing
to an advance of rebel reinforcements far
superior to the number of our own troops
and the want of u sufficient number of SOL
diers to hold them. Some prisoners, how
ever, were brought to Bealton Station and
will be sent to Washington.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-28
More about the Indian Massacres.

CHICAGO, Aug. 26.-The st. Paul Press
OF the 24th says that from careful consider
alton of the evidence accumulated so far,
forces the conviction that the influence of
white men is at the bottom of the Indian
massacres.
For weeks past, white men, Missourians,
have been among them the fact that re-
mote tribes like the Yanklons and Catheads
moving in concert with the Sioux, and that
a large force attacked fortified artillery
post like Fort Ridgley, an attack without
precedence in the Indian history. That
the Indians butchering missionaries who
have spent their lives among them, and
who, in ordinary disturbances, would pos
sess great influence over them all, would
seem toindicate some directive intelligence
superior to that of Indian.
We are forced tothe conclusion that this
outbreak is part of deliberately concocted
plan. Its purpose being to embarass and
distract the General Government by alarm
ing it for the. safety of the frontier and re-
quiring retention here of large number OF
troops who might otherwise be differently
engaged.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-28

NEW York, Aug. s7.-The war meeting
in the Park was immense aud very enthn.
siastic. a great number of speeches were
made by prominent ciuzens Resolutions
were adopted pledging our faith, fortunes,
lives aud honor to crush out the rebellion;
calling on monied and other corporations
to contribute largely TO recruiting funds;
to close all places of business, as far as
practicable, at 3 o'clock, p. M, till the
18th; calling on the President to authorize
Corcoran to raise legion of 10000 men,
etc. Letters were read from Secretary
Seward aud the President, regretting that
they were unable to attend; also Il spirited
letter from Gov. Morgan.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-28

E9-DRPurY U. S MARSHAL BowrRs was
sent down to wetzel county the other day
by Marshal Nolan to arresta chap who had
been uttering traitorous language and ma
king reasonable demonstrations. The man
that Bowers went after got wind of his
coming and left. Bowers brought up two
or three other fellows who had been plat
tering around about secession but when
the fellows got here they enlisted in one of
the companies now on the Island.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-28

b@THE WHEELING FEMALE SENIsARY.-
The Wheeling Female Seminary will be
re.opened on Wednesday next. the srd of
September. The Seminary has been thor
onghly renovated, reprinted and improved
for the Fall session. Mrs. Hanna, In whose
favor it seems almost needless TO utter a
word, has provided excellent teachers for
each department, and we are sure that she
will leave nothing uudone to maintain the
reputation which she has gained for the
Seminary.
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RyTaE MILlrIA.-We are informed by


RyTHE MILlTIA.-We are informed by
the Commissioners of the Revenue that the
number of men in the city capable of do
iDg military duty, and therefore subject to
draft, will reach Two thousand. About
one-third of them, it is estimated, will Sc
cure certificates of exemption on account
of disease, and for other reasons, which
will leave only fifteen hundred TO be draft
ed from. We learn that some of the As
sors have found their work both difficult
and unsatisfactory. In certain wards,
there is frequently manifested a DISPOSE
ton to withhold the information, to collect
which, the assessors are specially enjoined
so that, 10 great extent, the reports they
will make cannot be relied on. As a cor
receive, we believe it will be necessary to
print the lists. This has been strongly re-
commended in some other cities whore the
same trouble has been felt or feared. In
Chicago, for instance, the Tribune strongly
urges the printing OF the lists as the only
way Of securing fair play. 1t says:
Before the draft takes place from the
Aio llSIOl ClLlHeuS INV III Tue
list should be printed, and thus thrown
open to the inspection of the pnblic. EY-
cry loyal man who is eligible to do military
duty wants his name on that list Aud
every disloyal man, who would steal an
exemption, will try and evads the chances
of thus being drawn. Let us see the list,
and see thatiti correct before drafting be-
gins. There is reason to believe that many
men will have their chances of being drawn
unfairly heightened by duplication and re-
duplication. The names are taken at
The place of business in South Division,
and at the residences in the North and
West, at Offices, at boarding houses and
hotels. 1t is impossible to avoid this
among the several officers making up the
list, aud the only way to correct it is what
we have stated-print It. Thiswill secure
the equal distribution of chances to every
name eligible, and surely this ia desirable.
Let every man see that his own name is
on the list, if he has neighhor who is
evidently not equally anxious, it will be
kindly and certainly very patriotic act
TO attend to the same little matter for him.
Print the list by all means"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-28
Rebel Attack on Fort Donelson

FoRT DoYEIsoN, Aug. 26.-This fort was
attacked yesterday by Woodward and
Johnson's rebels, but were repulsed with
heavy loss. Col. Lowe, of the 9th Iowa
cavalry, who arrived with reinforcements
after the rebels were driven of, started in
pursuit aud came up with the enemy seven
miles from here, on the road TO GAINESVILLE,
strongly posted with men in ambush.
After Eslf an hours fighting the enemy re-
treated, leaving their cannon. Federal loss
two killed and eighteen wounded. Col
loves force not being sufficient to con-
tiuue the pursuit returned.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-28

n9-TooK THE oArH.-Dr. J. NJ. Lazzle
is rebel and resides in Fairmont. He is
in the habit of talking and blating about
secession and his rights. He INDUCED a
little in his fAvorite amusement at singing
school in Fairmout, setting forth what he
intended to do in case he was drafted. He
talked himself into fight, and came out
of it with scarcely enough harness on his
back to wad a single barreled pistol. He
was brought down to the city on Tuesday
evening, aud yesterday morning Provost
Marshal General Darr persuaded him to
take the oath of allegiance, and give bond
in the sum of one hundred dollars to keep
the peace.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-28

BR- ANOTHER BAGxlo BRoKEN Up.-Yes-
morning the owner of the property at the
foot of Union street known as Fort Nichols,
called upon the inmates, a number of dis.
reputable women, and demanded his rent.
The women set upon the owner with broom
sticks aud drove him out of the house
The women were arrested by officer Scrog-
gins and committed to Jail.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-28

RS COMMITTED FOR SrEAL,Ne.-Yester.
day young fellow named Lawrence Cady
stepped into the beer saloon of Lewis
Franzehetm, on Union street, during the
absence of the proprietor, and stole dol
lar note and some small change out of the
money drawer. Cady was committed to
Jail by Aid. Robertson.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-28

CHICAGO, Aug. 27.-A special to the Tfi-
bune from Cairo on Saturday last says, a
train of cars on the Memphis and Charles
ton railroad when 3 miles beyond Cortland,
was attacked by guerrillas numbering 400,
and destroyed the train which was in
charge of detachment of the 42d Illinois.
8 rebels were killed. Federal loss wound
ed and missing.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-28

BG% THREE MORE CoMrAxIEs.-Three
more companies came in last evening
One from Preston, numbering 90 splendid
men, and two from little Richie, comman-
ded by Capts. Reitz and Arnett. Preston
and Richie have both done their whole
duty.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-28

Fortress MONROE, Aug. 2e.-An order
has been issued that all the buildings on
Old Point Comfort be Immediately removed
or torn down in the vicinity of the Fort.
The Hon. Mr.. Segar, one of the proprie-
ington tonight, having had notice of the
removal of the buildings, which is to take
place in four days.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-28

ca CAMP WILLEY.-TheIe was nothing
of importance going on at Cump Wiley
yesterday. Everybody was engaged drill
ing, fixing, providing and getting things
into shape. The soldiers were being paid
by companies as fast as mustered in, and
the new uniforms are coming in fashion.
The shower of rain last evening caused a
skedaddle amongst the boys, who proceed
ed to make preparations to get out from
under. The rain was welcome, however,
as it was badly needed to moisteu the
parched earth and cool the atmosphere.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-28
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES.


WASHINGTON, August 27.-The following
official dispatch has been received:
HELENA, ARK, August "a, via CAIRo,
August 26.-
TO Mcjor General HdIleek:
Satisfactory news has been received from
the army and navy expedition sent down
the river, near Miliken's bend. The rebel
transport boat Fairplhy has been captured
with large cargo of arms and amlnuni !.
tion.
The rebel force was pursued by troops to
Monroe, La, where there is railroad. The
depot was burned and the telegraph de-
stroycd. cattiug off communication aud
connection between Yicksburg and Little
Rock and Providence, La.
Thirty. five prisoners taken and large
number of negroes, who were in the rebel
force, was brought away. Eleven hogsheads
of sugar, three baggage wagons and six
trucks were destroyed, our troops not hav-
ing means of transportation to bring them to
the river.
A portion of the force with rams entered
YaZoo river, where battery of forty-two
Founders and two field pieces were taken,
the enemy flying without firing gun. The
heavy pieces were destroyed aud the field
pieces brought away. The expedition as
cended the Yazoo shove Sunhower and re-
turned up the Mississippi.
Much credit is due to acting flag officer
Phelps, who commanded naval forces,
Col. Ellet who commanded the ram feet
and Col. Wood of the 10th Ohio, who COM
manded Brigade of 4th Division of this ar
my.
The expedition was planned by Gen.
Curtis aud Com. Davis before leaving He
lena and it has returned to the latter place
after having accomplished its work with
success
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-28

BosroN Aug. pa French ship has
passed Woods Hole for this port a prize to
the ship Iuo. She cleared from New Or
leans for Bordeaux with small cargo, and
twenty-three after was captured off Caro-
lima with a full cargo of cotton.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-28
New Clothing House
1902.
NEW YORK CLOTHING DEPOT
scHoENFIELD g. BRO,

No. 40 Main street, Centre wheeling.
TREMENDOUS STOCK of Mems and Boys Wear,
4 OF best material and workmanship, ut halEprice.
Furnishing Goods Hats, Caps, and Carpet Bags sold
equally cheap. 1t Is very evident that new house
will be established now during this crisis, except Il
during the crisis all reduced prices but our stock
having been bought under very favorable auspices.
We certainly will sell you goods to say the least,
RstonishngIy low and less than they can be bought
Ia this city positively"
Come at once and examine the stock No trouble
to show goods. At No. 10 Main st. Centre Wheeling
sCHORNPIELD 4 BRO
o, we forgot. Please bring your money along.
No terms. Iny23
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-28

r9-THE RAID urox CArIETr's STATION.
We see by the papers that Col. clAry, Chief
Quartermaster of the Army of Virginia
who was at Catletts Station at the time of
the recent rebel raid, escaped by crawling
away upon his hands and knees, pistol in
hand, he having declared that he would die
before surrendering.
Mr. Henry ssxton, clerk in the Q. NJ.
Department and nephew TO Col. clary, was
captured. Also Capt. H. G. Ransom, we'll
known in this city as the recent Q. NJ at
Grafton. Capt. Golding, as before an
uouuced, was also taken.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-28

ray STILL LoosE.-We regret to state
that the rebel prisoners, Riblett. Herriot
and Kennedy, who escaped from Jail few
nights ago, are still at large. They were
heard of the day after they escaped. They
applied at the house of gentleman living
some eight or ten miles up Wheeling creek
Gorsomethiug to eat, After feeding they
continued on their ronte. The rascals
have been smart enough TO keep out of
the way of railroads and telegraphs, and
will doutless avoid towns and places
where people most do cougregate.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-28

DG%WHAT's HER NAME IA landlady up
town, or down town, or both, sets good
tablet The praise of her biscuits and
griddle cakes is in tue mouth of all her
guests. Ask her about the EXCELSIOR
BAKING PowDER-superior to all others
Price 10 and IS cents per box.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-28

New York, Aug. 27.-steamer Great
Eastern is coming down Long Island Sound.
She left Liverpool on the afternoon of the
10th inst. The Kangaroo is below, advices
anticipated.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-28
SaERTFF,s SALE.

Joseph II. PendIetOn.
Tn pursuance OF Orders OF Sale In the above named
u causes, will, on Monday, September s, 1863, at
front door OF the Court House OF Ohio county, pro
coed to sell Joseph H. PendletOn's interest in lot No.
sixteen tl6 square two l2L and lot No fifteen IFS
square seven III in the city Of Wheeling. Also his
BOggs farm, described In deed Of partition between
Isaac W. Mitchell, Joseph H. Peudleton and ZachR-
riah Jacob, recorded In deed book No. a. folio ESQ.,
attached ms the property Of said Jo.eph II Pendeton
office.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. N. Terms of
sale: credit Of six and twelve months with inter-
est from the day Of sale, the purchaser purchasers
giving bond with approved security for the same the
title being retained until the whole Of the purchase
'lS Sass t pa'n' ALoNzo LoR1So. Sheriff.
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