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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-04
DR. z. q. WINCHELL

DIR. e q. WINcHELL,
once an &c las Market-St
WHEELING, "a
- g. B. BUsHPIRLD, il.
01EnD Surgeon Dentist.
No. 22H Monroe Street,
myIs WHEELING, VA.
REMOVAL
] street 70 the stOre-Eoom { rmeriy occupied by
Heiskell sweaTingsn, Nat door above Hobbs !
Having fitted up the building On Main s,res,. IN
connection with the one in IT, on Water street
he has one Of the mott complete establishments
Of the kind in the country. jniIO
REM VAL.
Or. E. A. HIL0RETH,
HAs removed his once and residence to FoURT
II STREET opposite the Court HO1ss Jub6 I'm
DOCKET cUTLERY-wOsssOhom ms fBs PoctSt
1 Knives at old prices BY VOC ov,vv
FOR RENT,
A GOOD DWELLING HOUSE With Store room
4AALIAGhedi INo doors DeIoH Pryor and Hrusta o.
Main strest. ljun5 ImI OLIVER PRYOR.
WANTED,
DECRUTTS, for Capt Robert HamIItonS l. depsu
H deaf Company Of EIempts Va. Infantry. Go
tuIng, rAtions aud pay the same o-her volunteers
n the U. 8 service Apply u Capt ROBERT RAM
ILION, AZ the Atheueum, Wheeling, Va juulT In
QTS A MONTH ] want 10 hire Agents in
- - every county At SIS . month, eNpensss
paid, 70 sill my new cheap Family See ing Machine
Add ess, = MADISON,
mayt2-d&EBm-Eup Allied. Maine.
oLsn A MONTH"; We Eant Agents At fGOa
qoOU month, expenses paid, TO Sell Our Ever
lasting Pencils, Oriental Burners, and thirteen Other
neU. useful aud curious articles Fifteen circulars
sent free. Adir08., SHAW CLARK,
mAyl2-dAE3m-Emp Bidiefond. Maine.
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By til. j. eI z. BoTius, sso,y Of State.
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DEPOT CONTESTANTS OFFICE.
BALTIMORE, MD, June 92d, 1883.
SEALED PROPOSALS respectfully invited by
y tie undersigned, until IL IL WEDNESpAY
July 18th, 1S6 ), fog furnishing
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The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-08-07
WAR NEWS.

We have advices. from Charleston to Friday
!. hast, the 3lst ultimo, at which time the siege
Fort Wagner was still in progress. The same
advices mention q rumor that Gen. Rosecrans
was within thirty miles Of Savannah, Georgia
This story, however, is exceedingly doubtful, I,
is based on the authority--not Of a f''reliable
gentleman" but ola paper published at Por,
!, Royal S. g. Richmond papers bring dates from
Charleston also to the Slst. They state that Cum.
mings's Point was severely bombarded on the
30th the Ironsides and two Monitors having beer
engaged for FIVE hours, when they withdrew
Batteries Gregg, Simkins, Wagner and Sumter,
they add, responded to the Federal fire, and sus.
stained but slight loss On the 3lst heavy
bombardment was commenced at daybreak by
the Confederates from Forts Sumter and Wagner,
and continued until two o'clock in the afternoon
"A despatch from General Grant reports tina,
in bis operations he has paroled thirty-thousand
men, and sent about eight thousand north as
prisoners making thirty-nine thousand captured
by him since the lst Of April In addition to
the iye Thousand head of cattle and FIVE hun
dred thousand rounds Of ammunition captured
near Natchez, he has taken over two. thousand
mules, of which he has sent two thousand to Gen.
eral Banks.
The information was received in Washington
Tuesday that Confederate reconnoitering force
approached the Rappahannock in the vicinity Of
Kelly's Ford on Monday, but fell back after a
slight skirmish. 1t was generally believed in
the Federal army that up to Monday Gen. Lee
received but small reinforcements from Rich
mond, but, heavy supplies were being sent to
Fredericksburg, indicating that that position is
to be again occupied, in force. No, mention is
made of the movements of the Federal army, but
it was reported, in Washington Tuesday. that the
bulk Of the forces had again crossed.the Rappa-
hammock. Confederate scouting parties are re-
ported to be in the country, between the Rappa-
hannockand the south of the Occoquan. " N
The engagement in Virginia on Saturday was
Severe one. 1t commenced at Rappahannock
river. ,Buford,s division was engaged and drove
the enemy to within two miles of Culpeper,
where q superior force being found, it was deem
ed prudent to withdraw. One hundred prison
ers were taken by the Federals, who had several
men killed and sixty six wounded among them
two lieutenants and captain. - p =. y, @
One day last week two small bodies Of Federal
troops met on the Santa Fe. road, Kansas, and
mistakinng each other for Confederates, fired upon
each other. killing and yopnded many. 81 - =
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charged with rebellious sympathies, and
the accused being radical Union. men,
which means in this region Abolitionists
They were arrested by orderof Gen. Guitar,
who is SO strongly pro-slayery, that he
hates everything radical. The excitement
about the arrest was SO great, that after a
few days detention, the provost marshal
general ordered the accused to be released
uncohditionally. vy ~ TT
MIR. William Mckee, senior superinten-
dent Of the Democrat of this city, has been
released Internationally from the charge
of publishing the letter from President
Lincoln 70 General Sohofeld. The Pres
ident was under an implied promise to
prevent any harsh dealing with, Mr.. Nc
Kee, and General Schofeld saved himself
a conflict with the President by dismissing
the case.d Mr.. Mckee divulged nothing,
and the Copperheads have jumped at the
conclusion that the letter was furnished to
the Democrat by Geueral Curtis. .a 81.
Rebels and towards in the interior are
endeayoring to prevent an enrolment for
CONSUMPTION purposes, by frightening off
enrolling officers, which they have done
successfully in two or three districts.---
The military have been ordered to furnish
force to provost marsnals sufficient to
crush any resistance of this character.
The enrolment in St. Louis county is
complete. No difficulty will occur here in
drafting, although the Republican persist
emily intimates that the mode of drafting
isaunfair. tya l.3t ssa s. .,.sg ..-'G
A steamer has arrived from Vicksburg
with $4,000 Rebel muskets and twenty
six cannon, part Of the Vicksburg spoils,
which will be put in order for our army s
use. la .. sl.. l q. -...
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Proceedings Of the Circuit Court for Har
40 s45siJ.s, ford County o,,; ,,
AUGUST TERM.

The Circuit Court for. Hartford County
commenced on Monday last--Hon John
II. Price on the bench William Gallo
way, Clerk Geo, J. Maynadier, proseeu-
ting; Charles D. Bouldin, Sheriff. The
following is alistof the Grand and Petit
Juries " lGltgea tgsgees .GLts5Te.N
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-08-07
10 Correspondents

All communications f6r publication must be accom-
panied with the zeal name OF the authof no atten-
tion will be paid 10 them The rea nae OF the author
will not be publisheds uEless desired but We .canno
consent TO insert communications unless we know the
writer OIL lf6f 9tfs i sI# .taniS'1 TG.}
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-08-07

LETTERs FOR NEW OREsEs4AlN IA .Alllet.
ters for New Orleans BY the way III }he
Mississippi river must Be marked on tie
envelope Via Caiso, I'LL Z Otherwise
they will be sent BY the steamship route
| as heretofore. sss 'sss''s.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-08-07

RIoT IN Iowa -- Nasscdtsae, August A.
The yQunaz Of this morning contains
the following: N. ssp ss''a - .9p'ase, Az
"A collision occurred .on Saturday be.
tween the Copperheads and Union men
sat South English, Keokdk county. About
Fifty shots were fired son both sides. Tai
ly "a. Cader, Of tae 'Copperheads, was
killed. and two Others died from their
4 Latsr! The sheriff of Keokak reaphsd
this place this morning, en route to Da-
venport for military assistance. There
are reports that the insurgents have gath
cred 70 the number 81 one thousand I'VE
hundred, aud that they are hourly increas..
ing. All are armed and full Of .fght. a
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-08-07

{67-The I" Southern Egs'' has q more extended CIR
cnlaon among tho intelligent farmers and business mep
OF Harford, than any other paper In the county. No
LOCK Hospital" OF other obscene LOTTERY" adver
tisements will appear In columns ut any price.
large number Of subscribers pay their paper In sd
vance, and consequently are just the class advertisers do.
sire 70 reach. ~ ~ ,Ni Il " e mi
The attention Of respectable and legitimate advertisers
Is directed 10 the above facts.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-08-07

ORDERED, this 17lll day of July,
" 1868, 4, That the sales made and re-
ported by Richard c. Hollyday, Trustee
in this case, in his report this day filed. be
ratified and confirmed, unless cause to
the contrary be shown, on or before
The 18th day of August next; provided,
a copy ofthis ordersbe published in some
newspaper printed in Hartford county, once
in each ofthe three successive weeks be-
fore theasaid 18th day of August next.
The Report states the amount of sales
to be $500. f 'st
VIM. GALLOWAY, Clerk.
True Copy, Test, w ha&
VIM. GALLOWAY, Clerk.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-11-21
The Appearance of sumter.

The special correspondent of the New
York Tribune. writing from Morris Island,
thus describes the appearance of Fort
Sumter:
"To describe it in few words, is that Of
a huge honey comb, manufactured by gigan-
ticbees for the qualification of the Gods. The
only part of the fort which bears any traces
of identity, is the southwest angle, where
few remaining arches, considerably disiig
ured by the showers of iron hail which
have assaulted them, are the only evidence of
former architectural ornament. The bal
ance of the southern wall, exposed so long
q to our powerful and we'll directed guns, is
mountain of pulyerized brick and mortar,
without a line to indicate shape or single feat
IRE of design. The eastern or sea-face,
which is exposed TO the fire both of ouI
ships and shore batteries, is, perhaps, the
most demolished of all; battered and bang
ed and crushed worse than the countenance
of any prize fighter who had been hammer
ed to Jelly; the great hole that Yawns at the
sea, as if it would swallow even her if she
would but leap into its throat, seeming like
the entrance to Chaos.
Into the rough heaps of debris our shells
go plung!ng, here cIumbling pile OF stuff
away and there throwing up another to be
scattered by the very next shot.
The walls are now perfectly capable OF
being scaled, from two to two and halt
feet having been shot away within the past
eight days.
Perhaps no -grandeI example of stern
Z stubborn resistance exists IN all modern
warfare than the persistent holding of this
point by the rebefs; certainly history Doe:
not record one. The flag raised each time
I. the sunset gun, the walchful septinel;
b through the night, when at intervals on
monstrous dogs Of war howl out their dead
ly rage, cannot fail to stir N the hearts 0
our men that feeling respect which tn
true soldier always has for brave and de
termined foe. -ss
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Gen Mitchell is1determinedG 20 summarily
enforce some punishment for therecent in
humauities of the gusrrillas IN Tennessee;
but ne has tempered judgment with mercy,
I. and given the disloyafst an opportunity to
flee from the wrath TO come. He has order
ed Lieut. Col. BFownlow 10 proceed TO The
vicinity of the late raid upon the railroads,
TO begin a. Estelaa and proceed as far
south as TuIlahoma, and to order every
secessionist- stirring -within-ten miles, on
$ either said of the railroad to go South of the
Tennessee river, and into the enemy's lines,
within ten days. Aud if at the end OF
that time they have not started Brownlow
-iss will. on the third day, burn the house OF
every eecessionist then aremainjog within
the limits referred 10. 9
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-11-21
Administrator,s Sale.

N PURSUANCE of an order of the Probate
Court, in and for the County of Lyon, Of
date September 30th, A D. 1868. viii effer ct
ty, ON MONDAY, December 2Stll, A, D. 1853,
ut o'clock u. m. the following described real
estate of the late William BroXson, viz. acres
of section "a town Is, range II, Timber Land"
East 2 and n. ". i of the N. W. 4 of section
%, town II, range II; Lots in Fremont, Lyon
County, Kansas, Nos. I67, ia, 155. Park Street,
IO3, ia, I45. Sc, 1874 80. l3S, Mechanic Sire It
House and Lots Nos. 81, 81. 80, I38 Pleasant
Street, ia. 5, So, College Street. 26l III, n,
307, Commercial Street, IA t66, 81, I04, Vine
Street, l49, SO, West Street, rs East Street l43
"a rs II Bellare Street.
Terms OF sale, cash.
P B MAXSON,
Administrator of the Estate of Vim. Broxson.
deceased. [nov7-6w
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NOTICE.

T7HE Heirs Of Jonathan Fitzpatrick. deceased
i late Of Lyon County, Kansas, will take no
tice that Joseph Keller did, on the Doth day OF
June, 1868, file his petition in-the District Court
for Lyon County, Kansas, against the heirs OF the
said Jonataah Fitzpatrick deceased, setting ferth
that the said Jonathan Fitzpatrick, deceased, in
his lifetime gave a mortgage to Richard N
Laekeys on the nortawest quarter Of the north
west quarter, and lots l and ,, Of section Is, il
township IS. range IS, in Lyon county, Kansas,
to secure the payment Of $249, according to a
certain note referred to in said mortgage, which
mortgage and note with the money due thereon
was sold and assigned by said Lackey to said
Joseph Keller, and praying that the heirs OF said
Jonathan FitzPatrick may pay said sum Of money
now claimed to be due with interest thereon
from the 18th day Of August, 1860 at the rate Of
four per cent q month, and also for the sum OF
$50 as attorneys fees, or that the said premises
may be sold to pay the same; and the heirs of
the said Jonaihan Fitzpatrick, deeeased,are mott
fed that they are required to appear and answer
said petition on or before the 1st Gay Of February
1868. ...E t..s JOSEPH KELLER,
~ BIZ T MITCHELL. IA Attorney
Attest: p a. HUNr, Clerk,
BY n Spieer. Dep'y Clerk. [no2LSl2
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Administrative Notice.

Administrative NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that letters of adj
IN ministration upon the estate of BENJAMIN
ODELL, deceased, have been granted to me by
the Lyon County Probate Court, bearing date
the 30th day OF October, eighteen hundred and
sixty three. All persons having claims against
said estate are required to exhibit them to me for
allowance within one year of the date Of said
letters, or they may be precluded from any ben
Eff such estate and If said claims be not ex-
hibited within three years from the date of said
letters, they viii be forever barred.
BETSY NJ. ODELL,
Administiairix of Benz. Odell. deceased.
October 80, 1853. now
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Che GlapuFia 0eWa,
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 81, 1868.
No Paper Next week.

Owing to a press of work on hand we
are compelled to lay aside our paper next
week. We have on hand the proceedings
of the Christian Convention, at Otumwa,
and other jobs which cannot be postponed
longer, and it is utterly impossible to get
extra help. -kg
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of ad-
N ministTaton upon the estate of JOHN
POTTS. deceased, have been granted to me by the
Greenwood county Probate Court, bearing date the
24th day Of October, eighteen hundred and
sixty-thI &c. All persons having claims against
said estate required to exhibit them to me for
allowance within one year from the date Of said
letters, or they may be precluded from any bene-
fit of such estate; and if said claims be not exhb
ted within three years from the date Of said let
ers, they viii be forever barred.
4-.-t- $780, E. G~DUKE,
Administrato or of John Potts. deceased.
October "a, 1863 [oc3l.
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MrsERApIE-A Danish writer speaks Of a
but 20 miserable that II didn't know which
way to fail, and so kept standing This is
like tie man tLat lad such complication
Of disease that he did not know what 10
die Of, and SO lived en-.
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Rmporia November 18th, 1868.

Rev. -G. G.. Morse wilI7preach Thanks
giving sermon on the evening Of Thursday
next. Subject: ''The Brthright of the
American citizen. as
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Thanksgiving Services.

There will be religious services at the
Christian Church in EmpoFia, on Thursday
next, the day set apart by our President an d
Governor, as a day of Thanksgiving ant
prayer. Elder w. E. Evans and Rev. J. s
Wilson will preach, All are invited t.
attend. S. G.. BRowN,
J. H. PH1LLIPs,
fg.nhrr- w. E. EVANS,
j. S. Wilson.
J. C. FRAZER.
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General Order No. C.
HEADoUARTERs SoUrHERN DIV K. S.
LIZ Roy, KANSAS, Nov. 2, 1863.

-rrEsr- HEADQUARTERS SOUTHERN DIV. h. >. MI
s. LIZ Roy, KANSAS, Nov. 2, 1863.
Ist. So much of General Order No. l,
from these headquarters as requires com,
pany drills once a week, is hereby modified.
Q. All companies OF. State Militia in this
Division win meet for dill on the last Sat
urday OF each month, at o clock, p. m.
p. Sd. Any member of any Militia Compa-
ny, whether Enrolled or Volunteer, who
wilfully neglects to attend and participate
in said company drills, without just ex-
cuse. shall forfeit and pay into the Treasu-
ry of theeompany of viii he is mem
Der, not less than 81 nor more than IS,
said fine to be assessed aud collected by the
commissioned officers of the said COM any
of which such delinquent is a member
4th. Company Commanders will see that
the provisions of the above Order are
strictly complied with
By command of MAJ. GEN. ScoTr.
E. ROBINSON, Asst. Adjt General.
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An infant daughter of Gen. RoseeFans
died at Yellow Springs, Ohio, Move mber
1Ith. -
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In accordance with the above General
Order, Company A, 9th Regiment South
ern Division X. S. M. will meet for drill on
Saturday, November, %, at O'Clock p. m
Every member is expected to be present.
BY order Of A. r. BANCROFT,
R. M. RUGGLEs, Orderly. Captain.
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Good News for the People
THE EMPORIA MILL.
BRIPTON & FAWCErT

WroULD respectfully iufoFIu the people Of this
w country that their Merchants Mills or
the Neosho river, northeast Of Enporia TIVE miles,
is now In successful operation.
Good -four warfanted 70 all who vii favor Us
with their patronage ef..
u Give Us q call.
BRITToN & FAWCETT..
Emporia, June %, 1867. f245-sf
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StraYed.

CoLT-LAsT SPRING COLT. BROWN
n color 20 mark except that the tip Of his left
ear is nipped Of rather below the ordinary size.
The finier Will be literally rewarded by retBrn-
ing him to e JOHN 4. FILENER
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Owing to the regimental drill, on Wednes-
day, which took two hands from the office
one day, and the illness Of our foreman, the
issue of the paper was delayed until late
Saturday. evening,
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ALLEN WHITE, M. D,

physician and Surgeon,
OFFERS his professional services TO the peo-
" pie of Emporia and vicinity. Office and
residence on Commercial 81 rect, Emporia, in Ban
croft's building. 1906
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General Order No. 5.

Headquarters, kansas MuITIA,(
Topeka, October ID, 1868
- Z n precincts where Militia Companies were or
Z gained prior to the commencement Of the
present year, but have failed to comply with the
law in matters If drill, reports, dc. and new
accompanies have been organized under General
Order No. !, from these headquarters, absorbing
a large proportion Of the men enrolled under tie
original organization, the last organization viii
be recognize 4 and sustained. Members of such
companies enjoined to faithfully obey all law
full orders Of their officers last chosen and com
missioned. ,E
BY order of she CONFERENCE.-The Chief
306-7l G.. DUDLEY, Adjutant General.
mos c,nrrv 2 rIzos- q srrr1.,,-
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TNOWN LOTS, in Empora, Americas, Ere
} mont, and Neosho Rapids. for sale by
224 J. R. SWALLOW.
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TRUTH WILL SUCCEED. This fact needs
no new proof, but it has one in the success
of D. B. DeLand q Co.'s Chemical Sal
eratus. Ii has been introduced only a few
years and yet we see it taking the place Of
all other kinds in the market. Would a
bogus article do this?
Forsale by N. Nc Groackep, Leyenworh.
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THE TRI-wEEKLY BULLETIN,
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.

ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.
The BU1IErIais 3 newspaper m the best sense
of the word. Its columns viii contain news up
on all subieet2 Gnd from ali quarters. Il viii
endeayor not TO deceive its readers BY the distor
ton of reports or misrepresentation Of facts but
viii furnish upon all subjects the fullest and
most reliable information that can be had, accom-
panied by such comments as truth and not pref
udice shall seem to warrant.
Especial attention viii be given to the local
and commercial news of Leavenworth City and
the State generally. As commercial journal the
BuLLErIS viii be found unexcelled for accuracy
and reliability This department. of the paper is
under the charge of a eoInpeteHt editor.
GRIGUBTURB
In addition to other matters portion Of the
columns of our Weekly edition win be devoted to
Agriculture.
We are confident that every family which sub
scribes fol The WEEKLY BULLETIx- zSill agree that
it IS a companion Of. far greater value than its
price.
a specimen copy furnished gratis to any who
desire it
Adde'S BULLETIN COMPANY.
392-tfI Leavenworth. Kansas.
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SCRIP, OF all kinds. and CERTIFICATEs OF
INDEBTEDNESS. bought and sold. Two OF
hree MORTGAGES, on good property. fer sale.
APplyt - k Js R. SW ALLOW s
j. lnperia, May .. 1853 81
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AGRICULTURE.


0Eaaa@ =
nEALER in Cooking, Heating and Parlor
II STOVES, Quitting Goods, manufacturers
of Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware, at whole-
sale, as low as IT St Louis. Tia RoesBg. Gutter
ing, ana al kinds of JebbinE - Osier.
80 30 Main street. Leayopvgcrth \. T.