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suIPPaNG INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YORK.........
Cleared.

S:ssmship-Georgia tBr.). Gesdsli. Liverpool.
SttaDe,-Jo ephire Tnomp. Co dlf Baltimore.
bhip.-Wm- Rockingham Strtson, hAvrei Monet Royal
lBr Harvey. NewOriesns; Queen Of the East. Schuyk,
San Frsoc,co
B-rhs-S. Bryant Lane Phisdephis J. w. Eiwsll Co.
H~ifso Bush Lond john A. Mcirsw; L,,os (BrD 5ttr
son. Mssnza. Edmston Bros Bono tYr.l Bucbsn Glss
sew Brett Sou Co Morning Light (Br). Ws,~rs. Msls.
"a, Jobsu Martha (Prus ScEsder, Rotterdam, hsrsvs
Giens Bart sdos; Ertsbs tNof Thurnsen. Qosenssown
Buss- Een fBr), etcber, Antwerp, Bssef De Vertol
Aoy P. Jsnno tBr Mssssi,s Msnzaniis; Lorhos tDsnh
Wan Ehrsn Rio Utande Continental Ro.s, St CroiI-
sehoonU.Denn marx, Chase, orcss'er Howe Sussa
Noon, stfout Sssm Simps,u Clsppi M Price Blizzard
Chester; J M. X. (BrD McDousid. Oustsloope. Wm ~
Smith; John Gro, kord Jones' ssbinstoo Beutey sut9
Co.; J. Il. Titop Wbsston. ChLcotesso-, A hsveust
Rayrn. Roe b1st n Il r. bUck Co Nsncy tBr J. Ferry
HALIFAX y. 81 hos. James; Edwin. tcirli Sseo Me,
Frye Co. Jo.eph ksBt eysns, Proyincstows Cfc'
vel Paine Z. 1. smith GOrb,m, Wei net C,swsn =
Psinei ysuatssr fBrL Tsyo,, HsliisIi Z. g. T. sse.
scs.l, Nor rnsIap'on Mos-s srins Wiosio~ Po'tsn
America ReyuolIs P'.viseDce Minnie Arnold o. NC
k-nZe St PIeue New aseD Jo.-s Phi sdeiPeiai Fhaa'
on (Br J. Rogers Mat.Lzis; Arctic, Perkins NswbuyPori
X n. vrrniiyss, Esoers. Port Royal; T. D. HAM, Low
Bangor , u
sloop-Rsn..n. Hs- dhcison. Milton. Del, A. C. Hsvsa'
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Arrived.

Afrtve0s
Steamship Geo C. Collins Lunt, Port Royal, g. c. days
to T. . oaartermster. July 70, spoke g. gsnbs.. ls'
gus g. ali veil; day. q, spoke .t~smsr $. r.
0os sesiIs Be-uior, N c. bsvtDg iu tow ba,s sup
Ioied to b. . captured blockade runosr
steamer S. y. Phelps. Brown, PM sdePbs mds~ 70 b
stssm.r Comstock Drske, Phn.dsiphis ndss. v IN.
sis,m~ D. Uai.y, Phllrps PhiadsphA nd'. to j. n
SIP INLAND Br-m), sOteoborD. London 81 days. nd's.
sbip M.caty arrived 2th French Hsvs Jane -, mdse.
,ni ia pas. TO Boydk hUesen. Juy %, p n. lat y
H. Ion s. stesn.hip Eastern hence fOi LivetpseL
S.t Br.ee h,,s' ,gIra Hi,... wa, Bremen ~ Gays
ship T. Chandler BSrdssan Is Jays 10 bsl''s 70 L''s'
Bsii Pr..dcn, (B.l,) K,n.s Aut-srp ian, , I'D ne
Dow o. l6th nl.e to tunch Mvil ess weed Jsy ~
Al 10. lon 6S IS, 'poks b. b.ik Von9n q" "'''H' " -
B.. Berth. yfs. Est.I,,a Hamburg ~ d''' n''' 'ns
s.ra Ls1i"lSn a Po.G Bears. Bs@eurs J9n; 10 sd:;
to r. soasn ssyf .9' s ss so u ,.,DoS =, Sa ~
sT. Bl.neh. M:re dam. h.r'io0p B''n'e ~ s.y' 70
b.i Sr.ysoand. Aie1sad.r. Moorov W. G.. A.. II.
ssTr. Leone Juue q palm oil 20 fs-s .sfhelt hs{
4 &C. w. % i: ..s.. s ~ sias :frs 2 In s .S.rss
h"a Irs,,H. B.esidse, sss'. A.y- -ss" 70 waish,
B.rl Csu.l, 81 Lyms Eng P.. c.rtla 80 days. 'sih
Big Golden Lead, s,h, Z.1s s Gays 'us~ 70 Ms'esi
Duncsn. .,,
Triris d ic nbs, is aay., 10 ballast to master;
Brs Praeess sr.dei.s (Hsnl. Brorug Newcastle Eng,
o. 70 bAfslay LivlngNon July -, ~ " St
IN 81 90 ,p.Ae brsk Ellen Moutn Of Nsw-Hsasn. Asncs
bouud ;.
Brs Lesnds (Breml Pslper GuanssnAns u dsyA susas
10 orde-. -,
SCI Ron of rrsmon Stanley. Tanpioo Is days, hidss,
L.. to Miller ucrsh on ,r
ehs Abbi- sdiod Torrance Jsemsi Is dsys, In ballast
10 L kpAhsai 4 Co u,
schr HarpeE Corlbs. 81. kxu 10 dayA susx 70 j. w.
hubbard 90. ,,..
sehr Ia ,ng. Whitney. Trinidad II days in bIIs'sn
schr A. Johnson Culyer Cow Bay. C. B., u Jays eesI
70 3 F. S1sl. 49, -. -, a..
schf. ksudG.ksas. IspaAan. Eisabsshpors ssAi pos
seGI Kcpou,h Lee NswburypOrs days, md's. to q W.
Lewis n Co. -, - -.... A..
seh Eisa (of Ns,,su Culmsr Els,hsurs days piss'
J. Eass.. -, v.oA,
s,nr " VI Reed ks Icy. NV Bedford day" osasss
| Sshr Morris Sohiyan. Boston dAy' msse.
! seAr Sarah Matilda SoPs., Hsw-h.'en
srhy Ionvsy M.uin Rccklsad stons Tor saney noos
scnr Lesder How ard. G-ols-s Banks <dsys nsnoas
! Solr H. a.. Huruey NicAsr'on PioVia-noe ssJ"
| SER Nellie D.. siocumb. stamford
| scb, L a bs.us. Rogers, Boston tes Albany.
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Martial Law LIN h1ary land.
BALTlmoKk, July y, 1863.
Tie following order has been issued under mafnai
UtIpouAHrKRs or rHK MIDDLE DkPAhTars'
-. A..1 lonpH. hll in.oir. July ", W y ,

U.IpauAHrKRs or THH MIppix DEranrsrT'
lsrH AMI ConPs, Bal in.oo. July ~, 70 Ia,
Txo hn n. and prop-ny;s tuat.d IN the ~ 81
District H.rird County Mary and peosius 70 Oh 30,
Nv Levi P.nninston Joseph Perry aud broth s ~, ~, ~
1.p, OF that ia ,ct having been burned aha 10
pstsons VIII, I,sorted TO that outsge ss means u %
md des,royug the proper official sutho iie, % 10 ntv
meat of tns -aro.lnsn act dT. OF nilt.A ~ A'
Il is ordered; . A.. .,.i, be Maid for n,
That the un value OF the said propet ~ ,i Yao
an s.srs.nsnt OF co., b.t tho ., Sao " .uo
property destroyed n,.ss, sna ani from the ,ouo~,a
sma nsr,on. Inown be disfsct'd to me loyal ioVer
msGt si ,Lx ss.a., ed susvaiSS1' y. @sss's a. '-
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bort nnrosns' Notlss.
SrArs or NKw-YoaI.
w y,,-, nvv.cs No l0< WalI-sl y

srArs or Nxw.YoaI
PoKrwAxplss Uvvcs No 10y wallet
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance win
section Of tho Act passed Apri a. iss1 & :sa.,S A -
set to keersanirs the w.Idsns omse .. .ns s Ss ~
Yo TO all persons Interested Ia, uAv ING eoexee o.
L rct mated OF such inquiry exsnan OF survey tAas
under sAm nsuop oy M w
sd IN L tho .sd OF ekslinatieas ~N ot
ed within ten days ssxi ssccesdls hts ssoes 90
hoard said vessels; p,.v. an n
snip r'inos .Pirr No ~ v.
smp joss Pa V,.s ..,..,,..,.,,,.PisrN No o. =. =
sap on.s"'" ..........,,.,..Pisr Pier Ne N. r
eHh asnrss .....,...,,...,..pIstE pIst No. 10 4. n
bsih uoetns. -. - .. Pier No. - n II
M. k.ptucay.
Dig "I C. a. BRAMhAIL. rsss'dssI
1 Auss HKaRIn An. sccrstsI. t., ca.
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Passepxers Arrived

In ,tamship Geo. C Cotns from Port Royal g. C-JoAa
2. Wal Geo H. barmsp, :. Merfin.n. Lieut. r. Plsea
In brig G,ayAqund from Mony0ra aAd Sssye Lss.s-J.
s. Harms aud wife. Mira Cu;hoerI
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Sailed.

2eth-ssesn-rs-Curiew Baltimore
ships-Protc-ctor. Eliza Mclaughlin.
B.s.-Nsred.n. Jupiter ksisIus, Rapid Jssnnte JehanY
Fr,d.rick, Lola Eliza Young lmossse. beeeSfsss' Ase
coyado
schoouers-Eveline, and others.
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nTNIATvRR ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Rises. ..4:53 >ets.......T:!7 Moou-kises. 7,O
Sandy Hook. 6:Ii Gov Island. s56 He0sts .lo,H
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NOTICE.
PROVOST MIARsHA1. GExraA1

PRovosT MARSHAL GESERALs OFFICE,
Washington, May 22, 1868.
VIE attention of all officers, who have been hon,
ornoly discharged on account of wounds or disa
Dlty, and who desire to reenter the service in the
dnyald Corps s called to the provisions Of General
orderS, No; los, of 1868, from the War Department
PuDhshed in the papers throughout the country
Such oteers are requested to comply promptly with
appcationsRs therein provided for positions in the
INVALID Corps (stating the charact Of their disa.
DuttyO with as little delay possible to the Acting
which they may be. Such Acting Assistant Provost
MhrahA General will ut once forward the applica-
LIONS, with his indorsement to the Provost Marshal
General at Washington
Officers for the Invalid Corps will be appointed
HimmediatSly upon furnishing The papers required by
mens. Their pay aud semolaments will commene.
from date of acceptance OF such appointments, and
not from date oforganzation of the respective com
mauds to which they may be assigned.
j. D. FRY,
mSZSlm Provost Marshal General
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Saddles, Harness, Trunks &e

Wholesale 3 RETAIL.
2. SHEPPARD lP; No.ls1 Main Street, corner
Omplete assortment of all ArticIesin M
ng Of Ladies' and Gentlemen,s Saddles Fine 4 Co.,
Harness, TrunkS Valiees, Carpet Bags satcheiS CoI
would respectfully call attention to NV stoel
rust by strict attention aud prOmptnesg 10 Toerit
OutinnRnee OF the public patronage
All kinds ofrepairing promptly done, and In a pro
per mVnner. J. B. SHEPPARD.
GeP9o $50 1S1, Main Street
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HEADQUARTERS Ara REonRTr YRoIS11 MnITI1,

HEADQUARTERS Ara REonRHr VIRGINIA Nin1rIA.
II IEUTENANT.Co COLONEL THOMAS II. LOGAN
IL Captain Wm B. Simpson, and Lieutenant Geo
H. Parkes, are hereby constituted Court Martial
for the trial Of cases Of desertion and evasion of duty
under the late order Of the Governor calling the 4h
regiment virginia militia into active service.
The Court will convene at the Clerks office of
Ohio county, Tuesday, the 26th inst at haIf-past
O'Clock z. NJ, aud on each successive evening Tex
cept on Thursday, 18th, thereafter until through
with al business brought before it. and will proceed
On Tuesday evening will hear all cases in Compa.
mics A. B, and O..
On Wednesday evening Companies D, L, and r.
On Friday evening Companies G, H, andI
On Saturday evening Companies Z, and L.
All persons having legal excuses, whether by a
certificate from the RegImentaI Surgeon or other
wise, must present them In person, to this Court
All persons not producing sufficient excuse or ex-
empton, will be treated and dealt with as deserters
and the penalties Of the law strictly enforced.
By order Of ANDREW j. SWEENEY
Commanding 4th Regiment Virginia SilI,ia.
1. N. IRVIN, Adjutant. (my25-lW
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PRISON Life In Riohmond.
NARRATIVE OF RELEASED FEDERAL oyyio

NARRATIVE OF A RELEASED FEDERAL oFFioER.
A lieutenant of a Connecticut regiment,
who was captured at ChancellorVille and
taken to Richmond, aud who has recently
been exchanged, gives us some particulars
of his stay in the rebel capital. ar.sa
The prisoners who were retained in
Richmond after the main body had been
paroled and sent North were few in num-
ber-chietly officers. They were treated
as well as they could have expected, and
have no complaints to make on that score.
Their regular rations were unpleasantly
small, being only quarter leaf of bread,
and a quarter of pound of bacon daily.
The guard, however, assured them, with
envious looks which bore testimony to the
truth of the statement, that this was bet
ter than the Confederate soldiers Jared.
The room where the prisoners were con-
fined was uextsthe roof of the well known
tobacco warehouse, and was made uncom.
fortably hot blythe sun, without mention-
ing the presence of two cooking stoves in
full blast for the daily meals. They were
allowed to send out and buy food at will,
and had the pleasure of paying 81 75
pound for beef, S2a dozen for eggs, 80 cts.
q pound for dried apples, as cents pound
for rye cofee-7no other being attainable-,
81 70 pound for sugar, aud 40 cents
pound for flour. Whiskey could not be
procured by theprisoners. Ifthey had been
able to get they would have had to pay
$40 gallon, while apple jack was $50.
After some time theprisoners discovered
accidentally that the United States Treas-,
ury notes they sent out were retained in the
guard house, and Confederate money sub
stituted, the rebels appearing delighted
whenever they could make this surrepti-.
tions and valuable exchange. The one
dollar treasury note, on the goth of May,
procured three dollars of Confederate
money. The 'tpOstal currency" of the
United States circulated freely as change.
In many. cases in Richmond, as well as far.
ther South, traders have still two prices
for an article, saying, so much in confeds,
and SO much in gresnbscks, the latter pur-
chasing about twice as much as the for
mer.
On the 22d ultimo Major Prentice, son
of G. D. Prentice, of the Louisville Jour
NAT, looked in, having just been exchanged
in the North. He said be had then come
from an interview with JEFF. Davis aud
~. P. Benjamin, and that both those men
declared in the most solemn manner that
the Union officers held in Richmond as
hostages for the two spies lately hanged
by Burnside should be executed. They
had been selected by lot, though the draw.
ing had taken place without the knowledge
of the prisoners, being done in the guard
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house. The officers upon whom theslot
fell were Captain Mckee, of the Four
teenth Kentucky regiment, and Lieutenant
Sheppard, Of Missouri regiment. Prem
tice insisted upon it that the two men
hanged by Burnside were taken in full
Confederate uniform.
Various citizens of Richmond were in the
habit of making visits to the prisoners, and
on one occasion Governor Letcher, finding
himself unexpectedly sober, did them the
honor of a call. His conversation was not
remarkable for its brilliancy or for the orig
inality of his sentiments, and no trace of
It fingered in the memory of our informant.
On one point, however, all candidly agreed;
the city was frightened into convulsions
by the near approach of Stoneman with his
cavalry, inasmuch as the "City Battalion"
was the only defense of the capital, and the
citizens knew too we'll what sorry defense
it was.
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Upon Information
for
Ooufiscation.
The Personal Property of
I r Mnrfnn

WHEREAs, an information has been filed on be-
w half Of the United States, by the Attorney
thereof for the Western District Of Virginia IN tSs
district Court Of the United States for said district
on the Goth day Of May, 1863 against the persoSSi
property OF J. b. Morton, in the hands Of b. Bnri
mart and the Bank of Berkeley, in Virginia alleging
~ substance, that said Morton has been enS5eeS5
since the 18th day Of July, 1862, in fnsurrectioS
the United States and in giving aid and COM
Tort TO the enemies of the same: and that tbeI ebv
among other reasons in said Information mentioned
sai9 property became forfeit to the United states
forfeited MS aforesaid = SHti'ie0 e7
Now, therefore. in pursuance of the monition nm
DER the seal of the said Court to me directed and
delivered, do hereby give public notice to all per
sons Claiming said property In any manner inter.
esed therein, that they be and appear before the
sad District Court, to be held at Wheeling, in and
lor the said Western District Of Virginia. on the 6tb
Day OF June, 1853 at IL o'clock In the forenoon Of
that day-if the same shall a. day Of jurisdiction
II not on the next day Of jurisdiction Ihereafer-
then and there to interpose their claims and max
their allegations in tn 1t behalf
Dated this 2Sth day OF NAV, 1868
pp,,, =, ,,,,,,,E f. II. NORTON, U. s. Marshal.
BENZ. H. SMITH, o. S. Attorney. my29-i6
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the land are in mind. For the sufferinp
alone we are not glad, but sorry. =
The business of misrepresentation is not
yet discontinued. The southern papers
speakrof the miseries and devastation that
are upon them, as if these were matters of
universal rejoicing among us-merely5 for
the evil ITSELF It is false. The leaders
there that brought on the war by decep
ton must carry it through in falsehood =
And so far as these lying wsrdssare cred.
tied, there will be still more of the suffering
which is the punishment of such as are
willing to be deluded. Bysaud by they
will find us out, and we shall live comfort.
ably together. sa5 fa4 E7S71
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Where military DesDotIsm H.

The late election in the rebel portion OF
Virginia has been attended by one siguiii
cant result, namely, that in all the most
important Congressional districts the mill
tary candidates have supplanted civilians.
Thus John Letcher is defeated by Col.
Baldwin, Alexander Boteler by Col. Hal
liday, and another Colonel is elected in
the Richmond district. The tendency of
southern society is unmistaksbly in the d.
rection of complete subordination of the
civil to the military authority. In seek
ing, therefore, to subdue the rebellion and
break down this military power upon
which it leans, the federal government is
as much to secure liberty and
the free exercise of the prerogatives of
citizenship to the people of the South, as
to maintain its own existence and author
ity, which now, Notwithstanding the iuju-
dtcions and Incorporate course of some of
our commanders in the field, forms the
only hope and defence of true liberty on
this continent.-N. z. Post.
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TIE FAMILY GOLDEN 4 GIANT
STOREv,S
SAMUEL P. WHEELER,
AEEoRRE

ATTORNEY,
OoLLEoFoK 1R OF PENSIONS, SOLDIERS CLAIMS
AND CERTIFIED ACCOUNTS AtNAS
"A service u the United States are ontjtIeJ To % p
son Tor fs and in case Of their death, the widow
Shuren, mother or sister otnny such officer
sSuer or seaman, Is entitled to pension and His6
the boTnty Of one hundred dollars and ali back na
que. My fee in each case is FIVE DOLLARS II tSs
Si cns or pension Is collected, and NO CHARGE In
M Certified Accounts collected on the most reasona
Once, No; $50 Fourth street. ear the oOurt.bou.,
Wheeling, Va. Tnarif.s' M fIuse'
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HEADQUARTERS 5rH REGIMENT, VA. NJ,
Wheeling, May 20, 1868.
General Order No. s.

NeueIA OFuer NO. 3.
7 N obedience to General Order No. from Brigade
u Headquarters, the companies composing the 5th
Regiment Y NJ win assemble their respective pa
rade grounds follows, every Saturday at O'Clock
P NJ precisely, until further ORDERS for drill and in
oaptI, Gray and Halrs companies at tho foot Of
Seventh street, East Wheeling.
Capts Goudy, Mckee and Smiths companies Mt
Centre Wheeling Market House.
Capt. Taylor's company at Sweeny's bricl,.yard.
SaPt. Glass company at La Belle warehouse.
NJ, capt. Adams company at Market square, East
Gspts annlAn and ndHartenstefn's compantesa at Han
Commandants will that the roll is called at not
later than 10 minutes after o'clock, Ito allow for
variations in me) and all absentess noted thereon
Regiment.
Morning reports must be made promptly after each
drill, and the condition OF the arms iand accou-
trements particularly reported to the Adjutant
Each drill must continue at least two hours
By order Of J. McCLUNEY.
J. II. sTALLMAN, Adjutant. my22 I'm
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1atlggntelligenter
TEKms OF 7ADVNRTIsING..
TWEIyrsolD LINES OF NoNpARE11, CoR oxr 1soH, o.
.L1ss, MAKE ASoUARE. n {. Z, :.


-SF4VLAL N0II0KS Double the above rates
sSf early Advertising on reasonable terms accor-
ding to the space occupied and the number of
made. - D - -
All from tranaent persons or strane
ers, to be paid for in Gdpanes
business Cards not exceeding i've lines $40 per year
OF ~ for six months but for shorter period nothing
viii be counted less than square, - o
The privilege OF Annual Advertising Is United tn
me Advertisers own Immediate business; and all
advertisements for the benefit of other prsons as
we'll as all legal advertisements and adyertisements
OF euction sales and real estate by them muss
bo paid for at tho usual rates.
~ advertisements not accompanied with Wr tten
oreettons will be inserted until forbid and charged
Notices for Political Meetings to be charged in all
cases at full rates.
Marriages, Noticesof Funerals, and announcements
of sermons, 90 cents each. nonyll-I59
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Board of Haa1th

p EPoRT or THE BOARD OF HEALTH OF THE
IL. ~ City of Wheeling, for the month of MAY
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The United States,
Upon information
for
Conhscation.
The goods and chattels, credits
and effects of the Bank of the
Commonwealth


w AEREAS, an Information has been filed in the
NV District Court Of the United States for tho
District of Virginia at Wheeling on the Goth
Gay OF May, 1858, behalf of the United States by
tue attorney thereof for said District, against the
goods chattels credits and effects OF che Bank OF the
commonwealth in the hands of D. Burkhart and the
OF Berkeley, in Virginia, alleging in substance
nat said property has been brought since the 18th
uy OF august 1851. from parts of the United States
uecaredlby the President to be in fnsurrecton into
parts Of the United States 50 in insurrSo
Oai ior which, among other reasons in said infor-
NATION mentioned, said property became forfeited to
the use Of the United States and PRAYING mar tie
same may be condemned as forfeited as afSres1id
now, therefore, in pursuance of the monition nm
Ger the seal of the said Court me directed and de
Vered do hereby give public notice to all persons
canning the said property, or in any manner inter
estsd therein, that they bo and appear before the
SAID District Court to be hold at Wheeling in and for
tne I'D Western District Of Virginia. on the 18th ay
oI june 1868. at eleven o'clock in the forenoon or
mat day, (provided the shall be day Of jufis
itctlon otherwise, on the next day ofJ1risdiction
thereatter then and there to nterpose their claims
and make their allegations in that behalf =
Dated the 2Sth day ofMay, 1863
e. NJ. NORTON, o. g. Marshal.
BENJ. II. sMrFH. U. s. Attorney, myss ist
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CARD.

OLIVER HOWARD WILSON, SAMUEL NJ. AN.
DERsoN, AND EDWARD DE CERNEA.
EfoR many years past connected with the old firms
U ot'WILLIAHsoN, BURROUGHS 4 Co., and WrLIAH-
SON, TAYLOR Co., have associated with them IA a
special Partner, WILLIAM W HOLLOWAY, of Bel.
mont county, Ohio, under the name of
WILSON, ANDERSON s. oERNEA,
and have opened at their
NEW STORE, 4I5 MARKET St.,
asplendid stock of
.STAPLED DIRK GOODS
And they particularly invite the attention of their
numerous friends in the West to como and examine
CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs, coTToN4DEs, PRINTS,
DEIAINEs, AND OTHER DRY GOODS.
EY- The entire Htock having been bought for cash.
tage in purchasing.
WILSON, ANDERSON q CERNEA.
as MARKET ST, PHILADELPHIA,
mar25-3m
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-08
Tho United States

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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-08
IN S o R AN CE.
FRANKLIN INSURANCE COMPIY
OF WHEELING, VA.
CAPITAL - 8l5o,ooo-
DIRECTORS /,

John Reid, John II. Miller, Geo. K wheat.
Geo Mendel, John zeOckIer, Sam Mcclellan.
G. W. .Pranzheim, Jas. N. Vance, Alex. Laughlin
'FNHIs COMPANY having been duly organized. are
4 prepared TO take risks at fair rates on buidinTR
of all kinds, merchandise, manufacturing estsbIs6
ments, furniture, steamboats, aud cargoes on the
Western rivers and lakes, and also on the llyes 0f
persons for term OF years. This Company offers
superior Inducements to farmers, whereby they eau
be insured for three years at reduced rates Thisbe
ing home institution, composed OF some ninety.four
stockholders, most of whom are among our best bu-
sine4s men, recommends itself to the favorable CON,
patronage.
Applications for insurance will be promptly at.
tended to by the Secretary.
OLice, No. McLure House, being the same for
merly occupied b. Adams Express Company.
JOHN REID, President
sAML MCCLELLAN, vics-Presidsnt.
n. @. ARTHTR, Agent for paying Pensions. once.
No. /, Mcclure House being the same office formerly
occupied by Adams Express Company. april