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j14- EVENING STAR.
Prscismstisn Of chm n srsaa TO the P.,pIs
8. Fs-s T-.1 of KentuckY. sHE =


Assow, July TO- 1s69-KentuckIans, 4 am
o~Cs mors Ong you. Co0hdinq in vour "a.
iEio Ism and ST. ong attsc hment to chr soptbern
caIsr, have at the head OF nv gallant band
Ta'sed once more cur Confederate flag. so long
vet disaraced Let every true patriot res pond 10
nv appeal. Rise md arm Fight against the
Tespoiler Fight for your families. your homc,i
I9f those You love test! for W ur conscience and
FOR the free exp else Of Won. political Fights npxe-
'ipein 70 be placed in jeopardy by the Hessan In
Vaoff. Letthe stirring sense OF the late r ich-
ilSndhgh at constantly be before you. Our brave
army here add everywhere Is victorious McClel-
Ian and b - foreign hordes are grovsIling in In.
Gust Our Independence Is an achieved fact
We bay bOught IL with prIyati on and suffering
an sealed the contract with the seal Of blood
be nct tim lrous. opt rise, one and all for the
good cause to cs1r our dear Kentuck's soil Of its
detested invaders
ik-h;uokisas fellow countrymen! you know
Ecu eaR rely upon me. JOHN MoReAN,
Acting BrIgadier General, C. s. A
The CHANCES AsAINsr GENERAL MITCHELL
Vhat tia GsasraE says a6ost th.N.-The follow
Ing cores oRdence was Occasioned by the strange
and mysterious charges put forth few day, since
by the Louisville Journal: ..-
Moi " General kitehsL-Desr Sir: Your atten-
tion II hereby called to an eatfsct from the Lon
isEile Journal Of the 10Th Instant those of us
~to know You Personally know that the charge
Is uttrriy false The world needs only your de-
nisl. under your own signature
"a -z.... No. 116 Madison avenue.
WASHINGTON, July IL, 1862
To Hon B. r. Camp, No 1l6 Madtson arsrus
" Y: b We your note Of the 13th.iust calling
mysatfention 10 an editorial In the Louisville
Journal OF the 10th inst, In which am charged
with conduct nor only injurious to the Govern
Inent bat disgracefuI to humanity ,,
AS there are no o. ecifcstioDs to this charge I
can p1ly pronounce IL TO be In the broadsst sense
unjust, uLfounded. false and csIumnious have
never. In all my life, consciously done an injury
20 any human being AS to deeds Of cruelty and
= I'LL, my entire nature revOlts at both; and nv
"cBntrymen can never be persuaded that 7 hav,,
Teen guilty Of either.
demand the Specifications, pronouncing the
cE.rsss utterly and absolutely false
very resp sctfully, your Obedient servant,
~ ---.... c VI Mitchell
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Y DR.. JOHNSTON,
ID A L r 1 N o r 4 i ..'.
LOCK sPIfAL,
Has diseorsredtks most CGfain,s Speedy and osls
EfsetK1l Rsmsdy IL ths World, -
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE
LET NO FALSE DELICACY PREVENT
APPLY IMMEDIATELY.
4 CURE WARRANTED. Or NO cHARRK.
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sesl THE TIs
Pennsylvanis Central Railroad,
A@s sES

&oAAsy lNSnlS Oeutral h2lIc2os
Azs $3.50
with its conaecnousD
is FIRST CLASS ROUEE
10 ALL THE WESTERN CITIES
SPEED. SAFETY AND COMFORT!
STONE DALLAsTED ANB
FREE FROM DUST!
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUsA
Fkoh BALEIMOREI
rBIKx DLuI rEAIHf from
PHILADELPHIA TO PGrrSBURGHI
two Of them MAKING
slssI ccsNKeTIozs AT HAIR6BEza
RoRTKEkE CENTRAL RAIL ROAD.
and fcrmicE
tbs GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
FRsk
rA$hINGrOH AND BALTIMORE
WEsI, NsRrE-wEsT AsD SOsTA-wrsf.
wFcr ThTsslh Jlolsts, stFJ - ~ O=os d
lac Northern Centrai Raj kCEd CGE-
Isny, Calvert Station, Es!EmcFe.
srisnsSS Sleeping Cara on Ill NsgLt Tr..xs
SasSssns Saloon Car; On eli ISstnS.
FRon wAssINsTok.
rsssntert VII tsEe TIE a, m, sna ?. n, trains,
She NOrtkein Cents <. &, sd sTrge si II "a,
s tss sf1s ana ca ts IVA fSnccs ssts
kaiLoe1 Ter al parts % Ehe vest.
FKEIeFTS.
bJ us resn, freights OF al descTi Et-oaS ear -
IsINtroea 70 anc foLa EHy tUlot on tie IIGilrosca
81 Ohio, Kentucky, ipcfsr<, liiiDCis, WisoorEiI.
lewA. or Missouri, ~ Ect!yssS Ssrtcf.
Che emmy yenla CeEtrsi Ga Tread LlsS conneots
e rssTdssd t e. spy Sts.sT p SSS6, ca
hSntrofI, Tennessce, Cumberland, Illiagis. 81 as
!SslSi. Wisconsin, Ml,so,Iri, KArsss, hrt.lsss,
Ceicaso With sseameF 80 al NOFshwssterr laEeG
aereESnss and shippers entruGtPE ths trsRsPoT-
xtion q !beif Freirhf 70 tRis Ccmss OkE rely
viii cou5dcroe o. lss FEeedJ tPaEsI.
zee ESTk5 or FREI6i'r so and from arg
gent N tks Wort, By ne PenpsylyAnlH ,szt-Sl
EsliTota, s-s 81 sH rises 80 JeFsgstys - LFs
sAayIed ~ s1key RktIrsak Csr-9EssfG
,klF Be Strneglsr to marx packages va PzSz.
CEEgkkL 4 E."
EkekkW = KoONs, FREIGHT Agents.
30 North rtToet, gAltIHere.
EFOCH LEWIS, SEMI SzRerirtss, Altoc a, PS,
Z. I. HOgPH, Cent TiosefAE5t. Pkiis6elshis.
a. q, HOUSTON, cent FTsiEht Agent. PbiiA-
eeiHblA- "a f-dly
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Gas FITTING. &c.

TSc f1IiING, &C
e wa y. pow 10
- SL HSr F7traret 10 sI-eEte syy esSerr ~il
s..ss t..L ,.ay De favored 10 tSs
FkskRlkS, 5AS Os STEsk FfEYIHa
ESSiEEES. -
IL Stsrs 80 stA al act, ) sag 3Aera .e-ts a Pa
ef.Sss, SherS ny ~ e seS ssus,s.s sEsertIzsTi
- % ISDEIEtt : ais stk=- = A. - j - 49,
N&EEs FiETHEEs. AZ "
sAe FIXEHkEz,
so = Az sre lety EeSe@T'EE, GIZ
GNSS OF entirely Nov Pa..erUsgrd Desispr
sac Inlsb superior II tCys 20 snrrhinr frTelo Tt
fAeI'S In thls nlsTkes. We Invlts M Ee,s Al
y 70 pal aoa examine ear stock OF 6zs sud - SIR
TX ares, te5.aEE oOrh6eEt that Ma ava a.S teSi
seected stock ~ WHGhiuFIon.
a; YER w the aSsye line Il trGEtsS "a aEf cara
HyEss 4 sseFtH.
4rtu STS . street.
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No. ZIG Madison avenue

6sN. GIANT EMPLOYING NEeRoKs.-Gen
Giants recent order to Gen. Hovey saws of the
neg Toes:
''Ycu will also send all the cavalry YOU can
spare, assisted by such infantry ss may BE- neces-
sarv Into the country TO press into service Of the
government, 70 build Notifications able. bod led
rrtfoes belonging 70 persons Of secession mo
clvities. until a sufficient number IL ob aimed
V!hg 70 the owners thereof a receipt for the
Sdmei receipt and negroes to be returned as soon
as The work Is completed, and issue to them
ia-ons as prescribed by general order by Depart
t'ent a. Washington. Negroes may be taken IL
. on Afkansas side, and steamer sent down
the liver 70 transport att found contiguous TO il
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We guarantee to satisfy everybody at the low.
est market prices, and solicit an early call
.-.. JOHNsON & NA6LK.
JOHNSON d NA6LE,
have On hand, and offer for sale, in cask or by .
single dozen:
HIBBERT & CO.'S BROWN STOUT,
BARKLAY, PERKINS & co.. BRO. sTOV1,
Do. do. Xxx PORTER,
KNOX d SONS ALLOA ALE, ...
YOUNsER's INDIA PALE ALE,
TENNENT's SCOTCH ALE, Xxx.
JOHNSON & NA6LE
Invite the attention Of Restaurants and Families
70 their well-selected
StVCh Va 0TOCcElSB
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
also
WINES, BRANDIEs, GINS, WHISTLES,
PORTS, MADEIRAs, sHERRIEs,
BITTERs, &C., &C.,
directly out Of hond-by the gallon o, dozen.
TOBACCO azd sEGARs, Of all kinda.
PARAFFINE and ADAMANTINE CANDLES.
JOHNSON & NAGLE,
my lo-3n $50 PENNSYLVANIA AvINyl.
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HELMgOLD'S EXTRACT 3 UCRU,
For Weaknesses
Arising nom Exoesses, Habits of Di.sieatis,,
Early lndiscrstlon or Abuse,
Atfendtd With tks Jelioscixs EYmptor1s:
indisposihon to ExsrtN Los. of Power,
W. Ns,ra1, oaltJ Of Sreathlnr,
Horror OF Disease, wskefaipess.
Qlmness of VISION, Pain m 10 RsoF'
90,ysI:s tsssitads of the System. Ter 'oi
Dryness 81 the skn Erup,ions on 81 lac ,5s F Fscs
PALLID COUNTENANCE,
msd sfs I%R.1%s sISx.a to 60 which this
lMPoFENCY, FATUlTY, EPlLEPTIO FITS,
In one OF which the pstient may expire.
Who can say that they are not frequently fol-
loved BY those "DIREFUL DISEASES"
/ INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION"
hAny are aware of the csuEe of their suffering,
| BUT NONE WILL CONFESS
1HB RECORDS OF THE INSANE ASY-
LUMs,
And Us msiaseholy Dsaths BY Coasxnption,
| sHAR AMPLE WITNESS TO TIE TRUTH OF THIs
ASSERTION
The CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED
WITH ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
Requires the aid Of medicine
to strengthen and
Invigo ate the System.
HA'eA RELNB0LD'S EXTRACT B UGH ia
carfably does.
ATl1AL WILL CONVINCE TXx MOST sKzfK1cAII
FRMALES- FBMALES-F FEMALES,
OLD OR YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED OR
CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE,
4" many Affections rsexliav TO Females,
tne Extract Ruchu 10 un.suailed by any Other
Temedy. as in ChlHris or Retention, 1rregularty,
atoms. Uosrst.d o. soirrho1s stsse Of the Gteru-
o"m 1onsf ;nC or Wh ~ s.erty and for al
nom lndlscrelon, Hahlts Of Dissipation, or in the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
sBBsYMPToNs ABovR
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT!
AT m.DIclNEs Fox rNPLrisANr AND DAEsKRoss
HELMBO LD's EXTRACT BUCEs
SECRET DISEASES
In all their Stages, At littls Expense,
Little or no change in Diet, No inconvenience
Asd no Exposure.
Ii causes q freeuent desire and gives stren.th e
Urlnate. thereby removing ob,truoton.,
Preventing End Curing Structures of the Urethr.
Alaying Pain and Inflammation, so fresuea. in
the c6se Of dleeeEes, AM cxpeilinx all PetsenosS
Dsss6ssd and uoys oef Matter.
THOUSANDS UPON THOUSANDS
WHO HAVE BEEN THE VICTIMS OF
QUtCKS,
and who hays said HEAVY Fzfs to be cured IN 0
short time, have found they were deceived. and
that the POISON" has, by tbs use Of POwRRPFL
AsTRINeKnTs," been dIIed up in the syEteIn ts
break out in An aggravated form, and
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE
UsI HELnDoLp's EXTRACT Bvouu for ell aga
URINARY ORGANS,
Whistler existing In
MALE OR FEMALE,
FrsR vkstsvor cause originating ard no ma tar c,
HOW LONG STANDING.
ri5sszfR OF thcso Organs require he aid ETA
DIURETIC.
KEkEEOLD'S EXTRACT BECHE rs TIyR
GREAT DIUREfIc,
AID II certain 10 have the desred ersot IN al
Diseases ="
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PASSENGERS TRAIN TO MANASSAS.

war DsPAarMrNY,
Of7ss htIsteFy Sspet..sadssf RailroGds U.s.
WasAsn stos, April 10, ls6a.
No Passenger Train viii be run from w sshinS
ion to Manassas until further notice. :, q. n f. 4
d. G. MoCALLUM,
sp 1s-d NJ. d. and Sup't Railroads, u. 8.
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o Ell o IAk,

nEPARYhEs7 OF STATE, As
~ WAsE1NsToF, January rs, lSa.
The eecret.ry Of STAT. viii hereafter receive
Members 81 OoEsssss on busIless on Saturdays,
eonmeasinG with Saturday, the fnt Of nexf
month. rs ~ s.4-...-.. 3D..
js1T-h WILLIAM r. sRwARD.
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II O0P sklR tt. bsst ss,Iss and seaItir.
~ new SUPPLIES opeaed te- aHJ. :. -
SEC -. -. tsf kinkt sssS$t
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-22
Rurnslde,s Late battle.
(Froln &c N. q. Post.l

NerOm the N. Il PostO
awe know that you northwestern folks
will fight" said Que Of the rebel officers
captured at Donelson, shut the Yankee
traders will mol, This was said after the
loss Of Roanoke, where our troops bore
themselves with the utm lost gallaptFy but
that defeat the rebels ascribed to our supe-
rlor numbers and the effective assista nee of
the gunboats. What will they now say Of
the victory at Newbern? The army there
was composed entirely Of northern and
eastern men, aud principally of men from
Massachusetts, Connecticut and Rhode Is
land In numbers they were scarcely equal,
If they were not inferior, to those of the
euemy, who fought behind well construct
ed entrenchments, and near city from
which they could easily draw supplies
Our men were weary from a long march
and n nights bivouac in mud and rain.
and utterly unacluaihtedl with the coun.
try through which they advanced. Yet in
gcperalship and in active figHting the whole
triumph was ours. we not only beat back
the enemy aud took his Qualifications, but
we scattered him in wild tiismay and panic.
There never was a more fatal illusion
than to suppose that the men of the North
aud East cannot fight. 7Por the most part
they are of a class which makes the best
uBuSSAS. lucy uIG ldUUEluR lQ6u1 10uteQ
to hardship and toll, whose lives have been
passed in the open air, or in the practice
of industries which require endurance,
strength and skill; whileEhey' bave intelli.
gehce enough to act always With discretion
and Judgment, and to know the objects for
which they fight. Few European armies.
which are raised by consctiptiOl and Eery
largely. from the debased populations Of
the larger cities, embrace such materials.
Massachusetts and the other! New England
States contribute their farmers fPennsyI-
vania aud New Jersey their {t6nEforEers
and colliers. and Now York her 'tnechan-
les and these compute their most hardy,
indetatigable and Ingenious cIassess--
They can be readily used in any branch Of
the military service, and Whether ia the
camp or the field, prove themselves equal
TO any emergency. tll ie gfti -
II Roanoke was not test OF their SOL
dierly qualities, 'Newbern assuredly WAS,
Burnsfde, who has been often under Ere.
pronounced the latter the severest 'ffht he
was ever In, ihclSsive, we suppose Of Bnll
Run, where hestopd IN the thtSkest. He
has no words but those of praise for his
troops. Each and every regiment did its
duty maliully, hanoduTrf6g with the. Mt
most c9olness under The heaviest fsEhareess
of the enemy. and when the time came.
Sealing ehtreu6hm6n bayo6et in hand.
with all the ardor and impetu5sity76f vet
eraus. But what Is more 10 their credit
sfil, when the victory .bad BsenI kaiiiad
aud they entered NeWbern in the Hush 81
-tA -'t-tF AsfG1-A ttal s.t1-i- ssss "a
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victory, yet exheYsted by long abstinence
ana toll, they set to work protecting pri-
Yate property, and putting out the flames
which the retreating rebels had themselves
~ jkEinHl!ed lt The conquest of Inhabited towns
gives occasion 80 often to scenes of out
rage and violence, that the self-restraint
OF our brave fellows shows that they are
Just as well as courageous. ~ ~ 2 l'''
). NeWbern is Important to US, both in a
moral and strRgetfc. sense. While it puts
qs IN position to command the railroad
az Goldsboro, which is the great Southern
E9qte to the gulf States, and renders Beau
sti99rt, with Fort Macon, an easy capture, it
enables us to gather and fortify whatever
o. vpiGn sentiment remains in the Old
North State. Its Inhabitants, it IS we'll
known, have few characteristics ia COM
mou with those Of South Carolina. Igno-
rant they may be, and full of prejudice
against the North, which the rebel leaders
have sedulously inflamed during the war
they were never eager disunionists, and
were driven rather than led into the vortex
OF secession. The lower whites, too, have
long had an earnest quarrel with the
slaTeholders on the subject of the basis of
taxation, aud consequently not SO bIindly
favorable to the cause of the latter as they
arc elsewhere. A more immediate and
frequent intercourse with the men of the
North will dispel many of the illusions iu-
10 which they have been cheated
> Burnslde will not, probably, stop where
he lS MS energetic nature spurns delayl;
and he will either run up, to Goldsboro, to
demoiish the railroad connections there,
or else turn towards Beaufort, where Fort
Macon and the presence OF the rebel
steamer Nashville are tempting Objects
In either case; hewill have accomplished
great gain for tho Union, and added new
laurels to his brow. a sia tI -
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Steel Plouglls! Steel Ploughs!

EXcLUsTvE Agency for Gfll { sons Superior
IL Cast Steel PlOugha. We would inform Ele Gifbi.
sTs Of this country that have the sole agency Tor
the sale OF these we'll known sod and cStubbie and
use plonghS, right and left hand, for two or
lhEee hoE1ea A9o all the easttngs Of both Gfr old
and new series OF ploughS. Also, 'tt1 80
400 Iron Double ShoveI .ESI6nEha, 4
with gronnd cast stbsT mouids With And without
guards. These plodSh5 tptoySf idecids4i success
last season! 1sts - gDf5RRRH0R& q FROST, -.1sti
iJsnl1 assiilti LII ntni 4, q 4 y Main IT
VTIRGINEAt-+Af-R Rules hold In the = cIsria1
~ once Of the Circuit Court of LsWfs county, on
the LIST Monday Of ReBEuAfy, 1860: N7A'@8F -
Gibson I. Butcher Compile, 17DiqEa 5IiHI
lIS I4rC vs. % HaaUizHttl ~ et......ft
John Rorinash and George A. In Gnaneety. {Lal1
me object 6f tAis siG Is g subject tr.ct Of
l15H acres o6 Hand yfng on Big Lick Run, . water
OF Stone Coal CT4oA, in this county the payment
Of the purchase money thef6o ID the bilTmehiiOnod
It appearing by 6mdRVit hled that the d6fendank,
George "A. BeRShlersis is not o. resident p this Statk
and he Incorporating, on motion Of the eomplainblt
ftds ordered that the said deieudent, BeadF do an
pear here within month Rfter due qualification Sc
this ofdef- and do what 8 necessary 70 protect Ms
intRfeHtA ~ this and that popYpf This ofer
be Inserted In the Wheeling ior fSnr
weeks Telt and also posted at The frontoof
OF the enurt house OF this county, on the rst dSy a
ithehext eetm OF the county cont thofeoGsaf
,.J3t AeORy.rest iIrils g. 4. JACKSON, .
'S'S -" . tagY 81 81 VA, sSteFG.
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FOR REMIT

TlHE GRIST AND SAW Mills known Hs the
Russells Mills, on Middle Island creek, TYLER Co
Has being in good order, ah there being a Ro.si
Wool Carding Mnehine attached, and the saw MiIl
arranged with machinery for cutting shapes Of apy
Kind The property win be leased together OF SEN
aratey as maybe desired, for Ons or more years
on reasonable terms. The owners will purchase /,
!IFSe amount OF wagon lumber from parties reutiEy,
the saw aitll The above property is Ia a good,
healthy country. Application must be made to
BuSBEY, LITTLE 4 co.
: Wheeling, March 10. 1862. . mhl3-lmw
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VIRGINIAi-AtRuIss held In the CI.rI-,.oeao
OF the Circuit Court Of Lewis county On he
hEst Monday Of RebEuarS 1862: - '+'
The Exchange Bank q PitSilia,
.InChanesry.

]. u: Jaeklon aud othors, Def't.

A. Hgaekson aud others, Deft.
Inc object Of this suit s 70 attach house and lot
20 ~ on the 0f Centre street. In the town
Of WESTON this county, the property Of dsfepd
enE A. d. Jaenon, and also the debts due BY ne de-
tendAnta. joseph y. 0sbnrn and dJRmes n JaslHon 10
the eomplainAnts demand, in the bill MENTIONED
II appearing by adldaVit filed that the defSndSnt
A. u JAo1ons j. deemed an0u.Folfdent ofthiS StatS
hna ne not appeaTtnB, on motion o. the complainant
it Is ordered that the said dsGS a. Jackson
40 lDPsaT here within one month Aftefiu pubIicai
teet bis interests In and that cony of fbIs
order bO inserted In 5th6iiWheolinE IItSiliToncsr
toE io9r weeks succeSsyelyi aud also posted Al the
oh t uoOE OF the eonTthouSe Of this county on the
Gay Of next term Of the county court thereof
-, coPy-Teste: g. A. JACKSON,
IoOo-1t" -7sitAtc Clerk.
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IJ.I@ 2 2 EIILHuBI. = '|--.I .HUI
NOTICE Is hereby given that will, ~ my oGles.
Ine CITY Of wheeling, on Wednesday the ipf uSv of
March, lS62,-in accordance with an orusr5of the
DStLet court for the Western EiStricG OF Virgins
Peetiye creditors, Ia ths respective aSS.- sboI.
naed and the liens, II any, subsisting against the
properly which has been seized BY the MnFsLaI OF
Ihe ep9Ee named Court, in the Haid causes!" An
persons interested are notified TO attend Proof Of
claims as above indicated will be received IIIt tbe
hrst day of April, 1852 ''' '1S
Given under my hand as Commissioner OF fle Raid
N9tlLL NttILIss u, .93-1i HANNIBAL FORBES
IeDlo-dltaW4W Commissioner
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TRUsrFE,sl sA1.R.L

(OFNe Sean, FsrTy BoaI EosaIeda, ,,o,p lvf,o in
" he Ohio Rirer at ReHs6uty, at ne front doD,
q tte C6tiTt fiottEs T Brooke County, on Saturday
the 22t day of March, 1852. 5f5 =" 80 I i =
i, BY virtue Of deed OF trust from Spencer A GriC
hn OF Jefferson county, in the State or Ohio to me
bearing date the 18th day Of JuyJ 1851 4 SHALL on
saturday, the. 22l day nf March, 1862, commencing
Ht 10 o'clock A. NJ, sell at public auction to sths
bidder at the front door Of the Court HSuLe
I9E brooke county In the town OF wellsburs, tho
ONO river at said town, upUn the following terms cf
sale, IE:6CO dollarg in CaEl, and the balance in
Hn equal tnsalnlentt, payable respectiYeIy in sixty
days aud four monthE with interest from the day 6f
sale for tho defer ed insAments the purchaser 70
gite bonds with good and approved personal
III ra WILLIAM b. CONNER a.
twolIsbaTE Herald cory thldsr of aIISlI IEIeI'o0 v
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palar ~ .ni.oas,..I n.os.l. II -

Peter r. Browne, Defendant.
The object Of this suit Is to recover from the de-
iendant Peter K Browne, tho sum Of Bixty-one dol.
lars and forty cents 1851 4Ol with Interest thereon
from the 18th day OF November, 1851
Affidavit having been made IN conformity 10 the
4tn OF tho act ontttled an act staying the
eollectioD Of certain debts" passed July 2St 1861
whereby the said defendant is deemed nonresident
OF this State an order OF publication is awarded
the said defeutanti and it f8 ordered that
tue said Defendant do Rpney here within one month
atter due publication hereof andpdo what Is neces
sry to protect his inteTests and that copy OF this
order shall be published once Woel for four Suees
stYe Weeks, In the Weekly Wheeling IntsillgenceT.
newgpaper printed In tho city OF WheeeiiSR and
posted at the front door Of the court house 81 this
county ON the first day Of the next connty court
mhl4.4tw JN0. D: AILW0RTH, C. 4. @.
VIRGINlAt-AtRulss held in the Clerks ofiice
" 9fths the C9pnty Court Of the county Of Aceomac,
N4le JSiIilb ~ ly,,,,,,. ~ ,s.,D,.,.t,o
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Che Battle Of Rloh mountain
Another Correction.
Edilors IaisIlidsnser y. ~
WHEELING VA, March 10

81 = ! y f.E-t q Y j.
Newspapers are very properly anxious
to give thePublic all apparently reliable
information concerning the events of this
great war for national existence. lam not
surprised, therefore, thdtS even the New
York EVeming Post, whose editor l have
ever EespectedI should sometimes be inn
posed upon by statements against the
truth made by mistaken or dnprincipled
and selfish men; to vnunt themselves or
decry ethers. f irite1aia sI.l5.i'
Although some weeks lngo you were
greatly imposed on by the partizaus of an
unscrnpulOus and selfish man, in regard
to oulilitary events inlWestern Virginia, and
the.grossest insults were palmed upon the
public for history Il forbore TO write you
lest, it should pGedjndice the case of an
Officer whose conduct -ittbecdme iisngree-
able but imperative public duty to submit
to the Judgement of his peers. -.
But recent euIogy of the late lament
ed Gen. Lander, which appeared in your
issue of the--inst., does suchg ontra.
geous violence TO the facts of history, and
contains falsehools so wholly unnecessary
for the hopog of the dead, cannot for
bear asking the privilege of connecting
through the medium of your paper some
of those misstatements tr.z
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Upon 4 proOeedinK In
forfeiture, pending before
! the District Court for the
Western District Of YIr-
ginta,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-22
THE RAC'

Is, that tue true history has been fully
written nlny report Of theI Affair to Gen.
graphic style by the able correspondent of
the Cincinnati Commercial, aud ably aud
truthfnlly by the correspondence of the Gin
Cfnnati Gazette, shortly after it took place.
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United statesof AmIiis,ris.

United States of America,
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HattheW II. Houston.
same,
ChRs. ". Russell.
same, f5si
W.
z. II. PftEhugh. Dn