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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-06-24

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Dali! spubhshcd every Wednesday morning,
/fEkMS!-SlHse subscrDors, per annum, ~ Adj
vance, 50 90, If not paid IN advance 500
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-06-24
Bilious Disorders-Liver Compla ints.

From Ur. THe0doF BeN y NfW T0TN U7y
Not only are your Pills admirably adapted to their pu
pose aperent hut find their beneficial effects upon
the Liver very marked indeed They have in my prac-
tce proved etiectual for tho OF bilious
pLIiIis than any remedy mention. sincerely
rejoice that have at length purgative which s
thy the confidence Of the profession aud the people
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D.. 7. WELLS,

!. u. HAwLEy, 3. T. WELLS.
HAWLEY " WELLS,
4 TTORNEYS AT Law, Rock Island, Ill.
Office IN Bailey and Boyle's Block.
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, TTORNEY 4 COUNSELOR AT LAW.
n Office, corner of Eagle Illinois streets,
near the City Scales, Rock Island, Illinois.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-06-24

FTUW LF, u u IttHi y JIIlUJH
Your Pills have had long trial in my practice and
hold them in esteem OF the best apeents have
found. Their Alternative effect upon the liver makes
them excellent remedy when given in small doses for
bilious dySentrg and didrrhGa. Their sugarcOating
makes them very acceptable aud convenient for the
and children.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-08-02

Jasi A. We were going soPsvss, X. Il HA, mes.
Esq arrived from Riohmosd who very Kindly
placed a. ~ posw~soA II . large numhsr Of
late papcTs.
general exchange u prisoner has ben
agreed upon the balance 70 bs pasolled Tho
enemy are concentrated Ia Virginia for smother
attack upon Richno,d
nncli wss gear Chattanooga with forty shous
And men and bill wa ssyseted sons. liz
enemy lost in the recent engagement near Rifh
n"dd- 81 40 men, iu killed wounded saS prs
oser, The Yankee congfrss rs pae-ci tle
BORDER stare Congressman 70 90 home and pro'
rsrc th~'r people Tor cmsactpat,cn sursiy sh'-
will awaken 'hom ~ . sense Of their d,grads
ton.
-. those holding oisimA Axsin., Col Horace
Randalls Regiment ~ill notice the Qusr..rnss
Ter Advertisement
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-08-02

~ !ouN A. BasnfisLp, VI the eth TeI1
. son OF Mr. william BrNGasld, u this place
writing from Richmosd On ~ lat, furnishes
some ,a,srsstins particular. Of She cvA, battle.
Amons other shine~ he aAys.
The Texas brigAA~ acely sassAsnes ~ rspu.
tAtion. Ny regiment vent into ths eghs <so
strong. and Of that number 2go we're killed and
wounded Col. John karhNll vas killed dest
on the acid II Col. warwick thought 10 be- NOR
tally Wounded MAJOR Key wounded sCsp'. Rysn
mon ally woaaded lat ~ Bssndon slishtly. ]
a moi know bow many IN The COMPANY we're.
killed and wounded. Ii burrss ga shot bs
l~cen .ae eyebrows. the bali lodging ,ntae tsek
Of his head. lie further 1tstes that st hat iims
there ~er 10000 FEDERAL prisoners in Rich
mona
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-08-02

CosrsAsscs o. TN Govsas The recent
conference Of the 6~sruoss At this plaos. VA
designed 70 unite al he eserg,s aad rsoares
Of their respective Ssses In upholdins tbs cause
Of the confsderey, md IN obtaining promptly
The proper Nd from tie Authorities ., Rohmosd.
The Governo, Of ArsAnsAA hiss enlisted warmly
in this movement. W may look for good ~.
sulA 20 proceed from this meeting
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-08-02

rBs fLnrioN. We again take the liberty VI
calling the attsnsiou Of our TsrAs reader. 10
the lmportsnc. Of seing 10 The poll. on Aondsy
next aod casting their votes Our indi, iduA'
in,.rest- ~ vel A. tie interests Of ,he mas Of
the community VII .e promoted by tbs cleo
ton Of god ohicerc men Who have the r-qui'
site capacity the ndeity and the intntry To
prrform The dates shich may be s.ssiansd
them. We hope every man will not oaly vots
but oaA. hi. suffrage on.o,.aciously. And With
= view to sustain II. Krsst intervals Of the
eoau'ry.
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TO THE VOTERS X HARRISON COUNTY

On my return from campaign on the Western
frontier aud nuding my name announced ny nv
frisnb-. unknown 20 the, ~ candidate for the
once II District clerk Of Harrison county, |
take his ny opiy method OF returning my SIC
esre thanks III sneb patiAli,y and u assure uiy
fr-nds tina, " elected. | viii on the return OF
p-Acs, discharge the dates Of the otfce 70 tho
best of my abiity.
have enlisted. aud will rrmAiu II the ser
vice daring the war. and expect even day to
he ordered 70 the scene 81 action.
II eieo~d | will supply the oasce While absent
with Depnty, amply eoInpe,cnt To discharge
The dus,c~ which have lcen made comparative
y few during the oorsinuatlon Of Tn var BY
the operation Of law.
Thanking my friends for prcasred ssistasee,
suc hoping 70 receive Liberal sappcr frcs, the
voters Of The ooaaty oman.
Respectfully, -
HAYphall July 9Th 1852,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-08-02

~ The Tyler Reporter complains hat Capt
A. y. Wright. Of rs!or'a regiment instesa u
visiting the dtdsrsn locates vhers dsbsA WIRE
eoassse'd for :ha, regiment, eomps's parties 70
cali 90 him u Glns' Capt. Wright IL rot to
bl>ms. No od,c<r ,hs CoofsdsssA staies
serstos u more Aocounodssans than b. "a, Bot,
~ Ne regret 70 stair, NJ r~seAsd home s,el and
has besu eoDansd 70 bis Nd nearly s,er s.nee
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-08-02

TAKEN mp by W ". Nr,
i Hbou, s miles North wr q
city Of Marshall 90 the MsnAn,I
Ger road and posted before T 4 b
z for beat No 5, two mar -
dark brown abou, . years I'D NJ
the left hip HIP The ctt~, /, ~
hve years old, branded IN Ii. " !
and appraised ., Sl2s, the a.. }
by $. j. Kennedy and y. H. NJ.
BF. FREDERICK, c.ce1
Augus, 2 1867! ,
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE

AT the Jsns term, A. u. 1862 Of ths
"A County Cosrt Of Harrison county,
pertaining to the estates Of deceARd per
Sons, The undrnisned vas appointed Ad
ninissrAtriy OF the state OF W. T. Hill,
decessed. This is therefore to nstify oil
perSous having claims AgAins. sad estate
to present them within the time prescribed
BY Law, and those indebted to MAKE imme-
date payment.
Mrs.. j Y BILL, ADM.
Augnst :, 1867 uA56.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-08-02

Al his residence In Harmon Co. .. Thurs
Aay the 2tth inst. Cob c. c. NILS 10 the T8sh
yest Of his age,
In ha~hAil on The I'M iast .. AFTER ,sosr~1t
Cd illnea Of sevsnl moaths, IN LARA ".
wife +. r. rvrrY.
- RAtoo Rouge pspen will pleAas ;opy.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-08-02
WANTED TO Pvrnfu D

A NEGRO WOMAN Nh.
"A hoslse servant Aso A 4, !
rom u 10 Is. Enquire u Il.
can okce.
Aoguat J, 1862,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-08-02
1900 REWADl

CTOLEN from tis salsenbs !
y miles NORTHWEST q I'D
night Il TIE c9,h Of htssA,
named COLE, Said boy b ~
Of aee, very ANAL for biz ~, N
ANAL, white tseth, small hasA, q
pigccutosd. I'm trstA ~ ~
ooe l4w tooth, which IN ~
ls wry fond u whnoinG wi
Two hundrd dollar vvaM0
for the boy. 40 In thief, i,ee
toni or one hundred dollank4
undersigp~i asks the asxis,saee
citizens 70 AID him in Tho n6t
WILLIAM AcKl'
Jolly II. 1856.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-08-02

las Sros, foss Rsosssr The folln-ine
vhich w. copy from the n Y. POST, tells the
story Of IN. YsDhe~ regiment which came 10
Virginia to plund-i and destroy Many othcr-
will meet a similar late
" hen the Maine Eleventh passed through
Broadway isst Noventstrr, the 'Haiieiujsh
Cho'u- chantsd by $50 sturdy fellows, lew per.
sons who ssv then, could have anticipated that
th'.s tall lutnbetmen would, within = twelve
moath t~ Almost decimstci Arriving IN wa-h
ingtnn obey built those famous barracks witch
sers visited ny 80 many strangers but In spite
OF the doe shelter, Tho typhoid fever wss spu
busy II. their rAnks and ~h' ;hey ~eos down
With cASeys division they wvrs only $50 s,rcns
one eighth died of diseAes. While on the Pen
in.ula they lived On hard biscuit aud water so'
nve sesks, owing " the lpefheieney or rascal
" OF some ona that vhen they took up tis
double quick for " Williamsburg the men Tell on
tn, FoAd and died from sheer exhaustion. Az
the battle II PA>s Oak they uumbervd IL Tor
duty nnly $50 men One half OF thus number
we're III acton, and were nearly all KILLED and
wounded.
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NOTICE.

A ~ PERSONS having el.,,. -.
n Horace isandal's egim.nt hs,s!l
master and Ccinmfssary bs p.rtm.,a
I'd Tor. vii present the .ssas ADJ -,
ern therefor. JOHN
Con. Of sub. and l..
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THE STATE OF TkXA,


THE STATE OF TkXA,
Cousrs ., u
Ts Nancy X fortwood. Va
Robert Posi~ood, Of the So,
issippi John Brooks. husbsa
abe'h Brooks. residence uasur
ert =. B'sdwell, r-s,dens I
Tho- } Blrdweil, late Of vi
Texas, residence unknown; Il
X. g. A. Brown, deceA~d -,
he in Tennessee ; to Wit; "
Brown names and ages 4
known-G RssrIso
WssSsAs, Cornel'As l., l,aA
:; I; !: !: !: !: !: !: s: !:
ting with the Clerk Oh the I'd
pertaining to the estates Of I'D
sons. in and Tor the Co1nv 4
Texas, Tor the partition and 3x-
the estate of Nancy Oliver, dwr
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-08-02
NEW ADVERTlsExly,
SCHOOL COMMENrr,.

-. sCE1I,
THE uodsrsisosd re-pess,A y
4 the e'''ssns Of Marshall ~ !
that ~ next sss~ioo Of h, Ne
comtnenes ." the fr, MondA, d !,
IN the Old Methodist church 5siua
TERMS PER stss'oS OF rIyr
For ,vaA'rs and spelling. m
tho" more advanced, ~ n
Having given evidence O, -
ADD industry, and determine, :.
,'a' eoo'A 70 svsdsr hs s~vs. \
bic - . teacher. uhe so'icia ! -.
lsc patronage.
MRS SARAH Jp,J
MsrAsll, August 2. 1862 ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-08-02
SUPREME COURT.

-
GINA. foSg, n 1ysr Is. ana d.r ,'r
,-oessse Jsss .~~ II thr sApseme eocH he
IL a r-sss. a 10 ssssiag Aseast secsA"a
an ,hs ,sAley occaSosed by the rrAEns /
on q ths Hon @, Hosrrb
cry JrANis,ss. q csessaee ooss.,, J
s.ea,i,. for Aa-oc,ak jsssses a the :,
,,r. couf: OF M saa.s = tsaA.. - We uan
A,rusi elec,.,s, ~ al H. vacancy " 1870,
An, the rss xastion n The Hen. q u rnn
~.
p., SRoalss '. MOORE. o, S.e,xao,A..
ca.AAsss for As~oosats Juss,1, Al - :.
-.ne Cssr orb NAts cs res,s, a, tAe ee.a.
" AaesA election, 70 ali The vacancy cscs
te,ed ~ ~ rsAgS .t,es If ths fl.x. o. \. BOB.
s-ts
Non r. A. RgRvAB II fsl..siae. Ia = easdi
..e ios AvocsAir Jnsl,0 ~ the Supreme Cous,
tbs sAs:s y resAs. n the ensuing August
'tciion. - al the vscAaoy pceae,nned by the
.sxnauHn ~ the Hon q. y Roberts.
Wv WALLACE. II san Aasusssnc. !. q
nd date fos A..o, ate Justice Of the s1prems
cart Il the site Of relAs. ~ the ensuing AZ.
as. election $, Oil the vacancy oeeAs!cned by
- resignation Of the Hon. o II Roberts.
DISTRICT JUDGE
JAMES n ARMSTRONG Ia q ssna dat. for
0I.rict ,adSe { the s,h Judicial District. At
re sasu x >axus! election:
"N"rn osn.loa'e 20, re &c 'pn
zoe o on.s /" D',' .aass ,pt W. s'n "a
:, - ,,o,,,,,
,.-, sa.'.ae '" ynus'
"e W '"se" p'sa'e'' I" 'n' ensuing Az
q" ''e nj erv,c.r .1.ropvpv
""
W, \. FORD, of Wood county, !, . oandi.
date Tor District Attorney of the sixth Jud b..
-. a II.
"a pr"'o'' ~ 'oe ensuing August election
ED g CARTER u wooa csan,y, ia. c.n.
tida> lor pt-'ric, ',ornsy 4 the sixth lo-
,n,,>, ~, ~.
:u"Ts Hu,Lahl Oh hufs aolhy "a
I'.Ar .pf cscaen 70 .os once ~ ph-u'e' e.
Asstue5 " ln' s.un 'udi,iA pistfit Al "
e1ns Nnsn-' eiecNoh'
DHcRf FIELD Of Psnnla eoenty ~ ~.
st's sor p,s'no. Auorhey o. 'he s'Ath J'dr
D''''N' y WV o"''"s N"Su' e'eN"'n
DISTRICT CLERK
y, ,r. .,.,o,,., ,v IN. f,,o,,..,I.
HEN pEEsON 1, ,nuonnes M, name a. c.,.
.a,hAae for Di.tr,,i Clerk Eleotion n,,, Noos.y
IA August n..,
1,, . o. na'''''a county At the ensuing A
ASSESSOR AND COLLECTOR
,..,.n. r
n AZ" c .oya ,,' esho'".e '"t -
.a.,,nx Auyn., ,l.e,io,
a, pu,cr
u fn. y . eandids'r 10y As-ess'r and
a pro~r r o. harrison county, " the ensuing
FOR SHERIFF.
JOHN y. wOMACk candidate for sbsr
"a Of Harrison county, a, the ensuing Angus,
election
=, PERRY II Candidate for Sheriff OF
hArrssoa county Al he ensuing Aug ~ election
r'h 'o"N Nhhhh
y. =. FREDERICK vould return hi. grateful
hsuAs 20 BIS fellow citizens Of na,ri.oa conaty
the pes, favor hest wed upon hira two
~r nso, and~oult AK them 10 continue III"
soo,,y !, ,ss s. ~. ,, rSp' .'sn nM
49, '".'s 'uea'' e''e'.o"
1n,,, on ~ ust,.s aaa maze, 'rs .,'
~ Aa,u.,. rl.s,lau' ''""' WV w
FOR FLOATER
nt.xru n 81, A..
ing Auxv-, election TO oil TIE vacancy Of
=, fron, - ro !" ~ a. .a H. =
. ~" "''"
FOR CHIEF JUSTIrE
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-08-02

~ /, IS reported tn, Pvsiden, Davis has
demanded PeAyune Butler for the outrage Of
hAsgins tho pAtrt", k,mford and th,a,~ned
that unless BE- Is promptly surrendered, he gill
hang one Of the BrigAdsr Generals whom sc
hold ~ prisoners of var. If Gcy. Moore OF
LcuAs,AnA, had done hs duty BY threatening re
isllatioo, Numiord would never have Teen hung
aud by the same n,aunentsli,y Batter could
have been. and still nigh, be made to release
the citizen. he Ia. sen, To Port jackson. Bu,
unfortunately tina, State has remarkably oh
,use executive Officer. who seems never 10 AZ
preeiAis the rropr,e,y Of moving IN the RICH,
direction. until Il 10 to late. 1t mystery ~
Us. Why the prrAs deals 50 tend Tly with hlm
The innmous wretch who bold Nt- oresn-
should b- forced 10 observe tn. equations OF
civllty, q warfare, IN reference to Dur people by
the inalction Of the most rigorous Avs OF re
,Alis,ion.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-08-02

- On AosdAy evening" about duAk The
varsAoass Of hsan. PovsHk Bro. Jessnoa
~ oosWnsA b are. u eossainst sbnut 800
sacn Of aalt, ~ bs'ss Of eostos. srvsrsl essts
o. hs1ou, &c. Abous wa third Of the al,
VA saved. ma Or, 80 svidesr, the vo-k Of
al intentiasy
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-08-02
CITATION

Estate Of Nancy Oliver. decssd,
ey X. Por,wocd. ' =
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-08-02

- Under the new CONTRA q ~heh vent w
20 operation on the ars, Of thu p'e.ent month
Messt, chan nod Price undertook 20 copYry
the mail from Monroe To Shreveport az thu.
week. tss mai ~ reach Shreveport each day
~ II = VI. iH,tssd VI srs,y,ng al the tam.
specified. y, aal-r-t,nd that the NAL due. =
reach shrrvop t.utii IA Or II o locs tie .iI'.
ceedibg day b., ,rin-cqnence of this the mai
from Monroe / .t-cyrpnr. reaches " DAY
b~hind. IL s-'il o. rs the contract 90 thl-
route ought 1ey,i 10 have been awarded b. the
parties named ,rd for the reason, tho tbey
Arr aot entitled "a confidence, IN. mail d wing
failed often enuaga gnder tho Old r,el,iatt
Surely. Il Is time thA, this Important lin, .aould
be properly wsscbsd aud msaAged We are
tired and d,agus,ed with mail failures.
Gov IlcI.oS Of Missouri, left Marshall on
Tuesday reoruing Tor his family who arr al
present in Red ksef county. lie net here a.
he will everysh,.e Ia Texas, with a cordial
warm hearted reception lie Is cmiuen,ly ~or
thy Of Il AID ~ trust he may long live to re.
ceive The admir.t,ub Of . grateful ooan,ry
TO, Lnbbpc and VI West Secretary o. state
l-f, for Austin ,n wednesday sad '..e Hon
Coy N. bryan The ,,me morning eastward
These gentlem-, With . cordial reception
and we have r.. Ca ~ believe were pleased
With their visit GOV. Lubbock made many
warm friends here
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-08-02

arssrnss or rvs t-p ypxo.a~(,, e>A,va.x
~ Coy. Jsehsor, & = lA.ouri and GOV. ~.
hock & this ssste, = ~ teen politely ,oi,,.
i~d - cur e,tissg. s1kr~sd IL 49,. :,
Harrison eosGs, - ~ Aeshot.s. eh.,ch IN
tA's place Ai's oash s1t-ae.lo .nnoune.m..,
h'd '"'n nsa' of he s9eip.sss speeding. tn.
spacious ehaF III ciia - ~ hi.d ~ overflow az
The oeoA'S a vss Que o yra, interest, our
0'''"' ev-t r,Ady TO receive and honor then
"" '-asf r.seissr~e. sss~ particularly aaxions
. see AAa hear the distinguished GovcEor Of
'Aissor ri who's hsroisa and sscr iAc.r have en-.
( dssr 81 him s. the psorh u the ENTIRE Confed
~Asy seAiy does he ~ssr. the name of Jackson
I . name ecases rated 70 frvedom. and which
the history Of this var sil render doubly iliss.
trioas His speech ~ repie,e With interest,
a nd marked with pstrs'ic 'ssvor Hts srresr.
snoe gestures ssd v,ec gave ASSURANCE IN his
language AZ the consiusiou " his eloquent
remarks, Gov Lubbut made . very ~nsible
ADD forcisle speech. With - enthusiAssicly re
ee'ved Gov. Labbocki'A WAITE hesg'ei patriot,
vho ia ever rs.dy to d aay and everything and
to scrisce oil that - posssssss sron the altar
u hss eoa:ssry In ,bs prssent glorious struggle.
ns 'T~~rs rejected rrAt upon h,~, and ~.ds
him may warm frisaes
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-08-02

toe 25tu Of shs mcn,h % F.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-08-02

Cltrt County Court, Sb.~ al
Iased June 26, 1862.
q. Z. BLA NOHARp, c q
July Is, 1862.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-08

When Gen. Rosecraus was in command
here III West Virginia many of our people
our strong and lsalOus Union people,
thought him too conservative They
thought be was too charitable or indiGe,-
ent to the rebels, and that their honey.
fugliug around him had disarusd his Wig.
ilanec, aud abated bis proper hostility
We never shared these feelings to any
great extent, although we did feel that the
General might 60 much farther in his bear.
log than he did, aud still be within the
bounds Of any proper conservatism. But
Gen. ROsecraus has proved himself alive
to the character aud aims Of this rebellion
aud all who are engaged 10 it, either direct.
ly or indirectly, by his letter to the
people Of Ohio, which We published the
other morning, 1t shows rither that the
sentiments therein expressed were those
Of the General all the while, or that they
have since become his convictions; and Ger.
family the latter hypOthsIiI only add, force
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-08


The rebels seem to be repeating their
blunder after Boil Run. Then they might
Eave captured Washington, but they lacked
enterprise, and failed to do so. It is uow
FIVE weeks since Gen. Mcclellan check be.
fore Richmond, yet the rebel generals have
not pursued the uudodbled advantages
they have gained by that fierce ani bloody
struggle. They have allowed US time to
get over our panic-tO levy new armies
to iusttte new generAls-to form new plans,
and actually TO take the offensive again,
while they are celebrating their victory
Il is evident that the directing MUD OF the
rebels either lacks enterprise or else
the Confederate army is not fitted for OF
ienSive operations. DAVIS has always be.
lieved in the defensive policy, much 10 the
chhRrin OF generals like Beauregard; hence
he opposed the march on Washington af.
ter Bull Run, and it may be that he still
tears riskiug his army away from Rich
moad With Gen. Mcclellan hanging upon
his flank. Then, again, it by no means
follows that because the rebels can con-
centrl'e an immense army for the defense
Of Richmond that they have the wagons,
stores, aud mIttriai essential 20 a great in.
vading army. "Stonewallr Jarkson could
make dash up the Shenandoah valley
with his cavalry and light artillery, sub.
sisting on the country as be marched, hut
could the rebels transport the MATERIAL Tor
an army Of one hundred thousand men
through an exhausted country and without
the aid of railroads? The difficulties in
the way would, Of course, be enormous
especially 10 agovernmenl short Of money,
material, everything in fact but soldiers.
Still 1t may be as secession sympathi.
sing Toronto paper asserts, that, while
"Sionewall' Jackson is amusing Gen. Pope
on the Rapidan, Gen. Lee is concentrating
an immense army in the Shenandoah val.
ley for dash across the Po,omac. Bu,
even If this is So the rebels have given US
so much time that there is no real danger
to Washington. Before a large army Of
rebels could possibly reach the river the
capital could be reinforced By enough of
Gems. Pope's and NcClellan's armies TO de.
fy the whole power Of the South.
When any one feels like csiucising the
sloWness aud want Of enterprise on the part
oil our generals to not following up victo. /
RES II would be we'll also tn bear in mind
that the Southerners have also let slip two
memorable opportunities Of doiug Us infn.
tie damage.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-08

II our vallaudigham conservatives, says
al exchange, had lived at the time OF the
first murder, they would have put it into a
platform about as follows:
"Resoired, That we are equally opposed
to the pretended pteIy aud evident lanai.
icism OF Abel and the authorized violence
of the heightened and chivaIrous Cain.
"RsJoirsI, That the 'Ullras who are
ciamOring Tor the hanging OF Cain, which
would ouly eXasperarc him, desire to de-
slroy the domestic happiness and peace Of
the family, aud have no other purpose in
view
"Rssolred That we are in favor Of pun
isbiug both parties, and invite all conser.
vatiye men TO uuiie with US in rrowniug
down this whole business.
"Resoirei, That nobody has 4 right to
provoke murder, and il A6el had exhibited
less iaua,icisn this cue never would have
occurred"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-08
AuoNkl LnaISa .h,rLn


John Bruss, clmplaIaant } 10 Ohio CiFait
Tho- Omen, ,Iir a8io,hof, dsru 10 Chanagr.
NDit va' iLsr,gpla ty the Court lIIaIsri. l--
y drrrd Ani lHsTrvi that aid oaG.sl ne referred No
1nc Of the Master Commissioners {, ascertain ani r
pou.
Ir-t. 1hr ptr'anAl estate Il AID IN iua, Omsn
degcasei uich cams into br tani. u Lfs Executor
charging hiu nth all moneys that came into h.s
hau' % should havc gIus into III, hands By proper
Nial ~ such Executor AMI ertIitiug him With
all suns By bm paid DO due r1ursr % administration
Secondly That De- Do ascertain ara TgT-1ri what
u'ln-,s bsi1 -H 20 sid estate be Ia. paid the aid
Elizabeth Omvn, vii1s 81 .AII deceased, with The
uSletge Of fsid widow that the sane was m0urJ
belonging 20 ,AlI estlts.
Third That b. do ascertain anil f5foft whether ~
MT Che Ehsi' in the store add Th0us. Oui-H, ap.
praised ~ bAl'el syhNntbrt, Adam foo-r sui 4. n
Adams, 20 be Of the value u S..2ss we're taken by
aid Executor at aid appr ussmeui. ~ provided iu
The viii " md unicu. dres4seI snI that De- do Ike
an account v AL the debt. uwius By The ate 0tsal
d-reasri, Aud that hr - ascertain ali report Jhs
location Aui ytlgr and annual rental value ul the
I real estate Of Which the aid Th1nat Omen Diet
seized. Aud the said Master Comm sonsr shall
cause an Advertisement 4 bcputusbeI iu come ucu.
pnptrl 10 the city Of Wheeling, ff the credit,
OF VI The aid houit Omen, deceased, 90 Guns Ia
before hlm AMI prove their debts, and he i to TX
pcrrmpiory day iot tat purpose, anil To- default oi
tbor coming IN 10 prove their drbts hy the time 10
hr ~ appointed. they ARE 90 be excluded from the
] benefit. Of this decree
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-08

be IN case the rsbsllios succeeds is rot
With uI a matter Of sPseaIaiioa We Oh
taOV Iba'i il viii be IuEaiisly. iaeoaesiy.
ably more oppressive.
So that Il uotb.ag more than our aar5i.
ulry subsection to tai, d-spoli,a Va. to
be feared; Il srsa Gen. Ro,ssraaf state.
meats shout the de,ol.,ioa Of our proper.
y, we're 10, to he feared yer voall We
have enough to make the baf. idea Of the
po'ibls igsssI. Or lae Southern eoaspira.
ey, a MISTER Of the extremes, dread to
every fireman.