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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-10

+" HEREAs, an Information has been nIed on he.
wv half Of the United States, by the Attornev
tneteot for the Western District of Virginia in The
Court Of the UUted States for Said district
on tne 10Th day of May, 1868 against the personal
property OF j. b. Norton in the hands of - IT,Ti-
i mart and the Bank Of Berkeley, in Virginia. alleging
i sT suoS1ahCe that said Morton has been enga9 ed
SINCE the lIth day Of July, 1869, in iusurreCtion
5gT us M the ented States aud in giving aid and com
aoo W oIs enemies oi the same; aud that thereby
among other reasons In said information mentione
sag sag property became forfeit to the United states
foTfs.a9y That the same may be condemned as
>, n Now therefore, in pursuance of the monition mn.
ger the seal of the said Court, to me directed and
eeliVeTed. do hereby give public notice to all Der
sons Claiming said property in any manner inter
ested therein, that they be and appear before the
SAD District Court, to be held at Wheeling, in and
lor the said Western District Virginia on the Ith
day OF June, 1858, at II o'clock in the forenoon Of
sn9t day-f the same shall a. LAY Of jurisdiction
not, on the next day Of jurisdiction thtreafter8
tnen and there t. ipterpOss their claims and make
their allegations in til II behalf ''A A'''NO
. Dated this 2Sth day Of Nav 1863 ~
my :, E.Al. NORTON, U. 8. Marshal.
BENZ II. SMITH, U. 8. Attorney. my29-i8t
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Upon information
for
C0uhscation.

NNTHEREAs, an information has been aled In tfe
ny District Court of the United SEstes for thu,
mesern District of Virginia at Wheeling on the Goth
TsS 9i hay 1864 on behalf Of the unissd States by
ne attorney thereof for said District, against the
ooos chateS, credits aud effects OF che Bank of the
SSoin91weaith IN the hands Of n. BurkhRrt and the
nahk OF Berkeley, in Virginia. alleging in substance
that said property has been brought since the I6t
way OF August 1851 from parts of the United States
ESciafedDy the President to be in nsurrecton into
9tner parts OF the United States not so In nsurrec
s.on loF which, among other reasons in said infor-
Iauon mentioned, said property heame forfItesi 10
so saS use o. tue United States and ying that the
We NJ, mlS ~ eeondemned as forfeited aS6tesad.
NOW, therefore in pursuance. of tho monition nm
ger the seal Of the said Court me directed and de-
LEered do hereby give public notice to all persons
ele.li9ng the said property, in any manner inter
estsd therein. that they be and appear before the
sad District Court to be held at Wheeling in and for
tHe I'D Western District of Virginia. on the 18th day
ipne, 1903 at eleven o'clock in the forenoon Of
cay, (provided the same shall be day of juris-
otherwise, on the next day ofjuriadiction
hereatter) then nd there to ntsrpose their claims
and make their allegations in that behalf
Dated the 2Sth day of May, 1853. g4 -r
E. NJ. NORTON, q. s. Marshal.
BENJ. II. SMITH, us. Attorney. my2O iet
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NOTICE
PRovosr MARsHA1 GENrRAI,s oyrror

SIt A. y OEEICE, I
yvIII,, Washington, May 22, 1863
NE attention of all officers who have been hon,
orably discharged on account OF wounds or dsa
unity: ana who desire to reentsr the service in the
1Eau Corps is called to the provisions OF General
OIEEerS, NO. lO5 OF 1868, from the War Department,
PPuOtsned in tho papers throughout the country.
te provisions that order and to send their written
appGsttons as therein provided for positions in The
tnYa1 Corps, lstating the ChaTact Of their diss-
pSl with as little delay as poSsIble to tue Acting
assistant Provost Marshal General OF the state IN
Wn!cn they may be- Such Acting Assistant Provost
Fshai General will at forward the applica-
General at Washington 'A''4'''
Oeers Tor the Invalid Corps will be appointed
General Order No. los, OF ISGS, from War Dsnar;
nens. Hs. Their pay and emolaments will conmenc.
laS ny, Iate OF acceptance Of such apoointnents and
not from date of Organization of the reS1s,tiy nm,
MAIDS to which they may be assigned.
my2o1m Provost Marshal y; GsPsI,,, eKY,
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20 early Advertising reasonable terms accor-
ong TO the space occupied and the changos
ladyertsementsfrot transient persons or stranR
erBs to be paid for iTd advance .
b1slue9 Cards not exceeding i've lines $IOperyear.
or $S for nix months, but fora shorter period nofhi
Will be counted less than square. 5=iIIe
The privilege of Annual Advertising is limited to
t1e AdVerttserB own Immediate business >and ali
aaysrtisements for tile benefit Of other prisons as
ven aS all legal advertisements, and advertisements
sales and real estate sent by them muSt
advertisements not accompanied with VIZ tfsa
directions. will be inserted until forbid and CHARGED
accordingly. 80 ~ 1--''t @ eeN
Notices for Political to be charged In all
cases at full rates. ~ - -
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OF sermons, so cents each. nonylI-iSo
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EUR9I FURSG-A full as,ortDent ~ PTR
LL y cAPEs, HALP CAPEs and YICTORINF sTsTs
COLLARS for Gsnta. just received a. IA
decn STONR & THoNAs1
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a MOTHER SUPPLY OF QUILLED RIBRonT a.
"A Dress Trimming, received at the Vafietv &C.
OF so - f8s ID. NIo0LLt 4 BRO 1
aPrEZ 10a Main gtreet
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,rrespOndepoo chicago Tribune.
REAR oE YIcKgnuRo. MaH q. 186a Z

REAR or YIoKspURo, May. IS, 1868.
During the recent occupation of the city
OF Jackson by the Union army, Gen. j. NJ.
Tuttle, commanding a division in Sher-
man s Army Corps, made his headquarters
at the house of F. T. Cooper, Esq, the ed
.itor of the jackson M ssissippian. Among
the papers which the fugaoious editor left
behind him, was the following letter from
Douglas NJ. Hamilton, politician of some
note in Louisiana, and his reply thereto.
send you copies. They contain an inter.
esting chapter in the secret history of the
rebellion. The originals are in the hands
OF Gen. Tuttle, subject to the inspection of
the curious; .
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SaddIes, Harness. .TrnnkIsIa.= "a

Wholesale RRTAn.
T 2. SHEPPARD NO.1S1 Main stTast ,o-...
19S e keep on hand aiSrFSapd
mg Of ladies and Gentlenen's sad Tv. snlist
Harness Trunks, YalieSs, Carpet RaSS
would respectfully can attention to r,v,.o.,.
tsoss y stEtes and promptnoSS' to S,ft
Ier ToSinFor prom qP1y done and in q pro
,sSrsSS "a -. b. SHEPPARD. ~
1S1, Main Street
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The Rebels ana their late v1s,. to
Beverly.
BEVERLY, W. Va, June l.

NAe b&epeAs ana their late Visit to
Beverly.
BEVERLY, W. Va, June l,
Editors LnteEEigencer !:
Some weeks have elapsed since we were
gladdened by the sight of your ever-wel-
coined pages | To us it has seemed a very
long time. Perhaps the moments are long,
er in the, Southern Confederacy than they
are any where else. amlinCIined tolthink
they are, as'the Inhabitants ofthat delight
ful region naccomplishlinIda days, that which
it would take weeks, for some of their
more northern brethren to do. Be that
as it may, know it seemed along while to
do without seeing blue coat or a news
paper, or indeed scarcely any other article
that we really wished to see; but a:Eind Pro-
violence SO willed, that a month from the
evacuation of Beverly found the dear Cd
Virginia, Cwiththe almost adored Latham
still at its head, despite the prevalent opin=
ion that he should be a little higher again
the occupants of our quaint old town.
Since then, the Fourteenth Penn. Cavalry
and Ewiug's Battery have come in; ssud
now the mails with the newspapersl are
coming in regularly, and we begin to feel
as five had really "come IN out of the
cold" ..,...5 s ~.
But let me tell you -four sojourn inithe
peaceful regions, where the s'chivaIry''
reign. shall nottell you of the fight or
retreat, as it would of course be stale news.
But will tell you that Col. Latham has
the gratitude and respect of every loyal
person in the place, for his excellent man
agement in. defending the place SO long
against so greatly. superior force, and in
keeping his stores out of their hands; and
especially for not burning the bridge. We
ell think the Second is hard to obeatI
feel myself unequal to the task of describ
ing the "appearancen of the Southern army,
as they came into Beverly, on the evening
of the Path of April. 1t was equal to Rob-
insop's circus, horned horse aud al, for if
they mad no horned horses, they had every
other kind. Such ailot of bones have not
been seen in this country since the food.
And their rider5-dirty, ragged, starved
and dissatisfied, Poor fellowsI The first
feeling excited, was merrimeut, the next,
pity. Talk of our army being discomfort
ed / never felt half SO sure Of conquer
ing the seeded States, as 4 did when talk.
ing to the privates of the Southern army.
Imboden had twenty desertions while at
Beverly.
Ofscourse their sympathizers gave tbs m
cordial welcome; and why shouldn't
they, since they have been sending end
writing for them to come for almost two
years2 But can tell you they soon got
tired of them.T Their friends cursed them
and they cursed their friends. I suppose
that if their provision and sustenance trains
had been as long as the Yankee trains
were, it would have been different. But,
unfortunately, the third day after the arri-
val of Mr.. /. found the hitherto plenttous
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HEADQUARTERS 6rn REGIMENT, Va. NJ
Wheeling, MAY 2O. 16S3

Wheeling, May 20, 1868.
obedience to General Orrler No. 4 from BRIGADE
j. deadquarters, the companies composing tile SIN
negl'nent NJ will assemble Rt their respective m.
1"ue grounds AS follows every Saturday at O'Clock
p. 4: precisely, until further orets for tir and in
CaptS. Gray and Halls companies at the foot of
seEenth street, East Wheeling. -
Capts. Goudy, Mckee and smitb,z ,cor,n.,,,s,. .o+
Centre Wheeling Market House a.
Sspt fSylors company at sweeny'4 brickyard.
.SSart. GIass company at La Belle warehouse
wSsIPI, wTSsPt; adams company at Market square, East
lAn's grocery. ,s,l., nan nan
Commandants win see that the roll is called at not
!oter than 10 minutes after O'clock Ito allow for
saEatIons " IN tmel and all absentess noted thereon
t iiat returned promptly to the Adjutant of the
1ornng reports must he made promptly after each
trsr' nu tne condition Of the arms land accou-
tF9mentso particularly reported to the Adiutant.
6Sch drill must continue at least two honrs.
By order of i WcrTGiNEv
Commanding 9Th Regiment v NJ
J.;H. sTALLMAN, Adjutant. my22 I'm
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burnings, eruelties, indignities and blood. !.
shed, than any on record, that our ciyiliza
tiou is too distinct, our instincts tosiiyerse
our manners, habits, thoughts, oceupations
and interests too widely different. ever to
permit US to live together again nader. the
same government, with the same laws and
law makers, and the same IN en- to share in
making and executing their laws and ad !.
mipisterfng this government. ss,iss
| sat down to write you six lines. and
find myself entering into an argument
with you. Now | never intended any ar
gWment with you on this subject, as men
can only argue that about ich,they hold
similar opinions. gHf .i5i4 5tg;,r.,,,
Should you coutiuue to write sjmf1a ed. (.
itorials to the one alluded to however. I
shall conclude that we do entertain oDin-
ions which are separated as far as the
poles. EsT,l. 5T 5llfi6s 14s5 81 l,..I 4
| will not let any of your secrets ont of
the bag, if you confide them to- me, and
request me not to divulge them; but allow
me to proceed in your baitineS .of, the
Hoozlers, and not interfere, though NAV.
not entertain the same notions as 20 the
strict morality of the course. But il you
write to me, and say capdidly that you are
perfectly willing to join them again, and
i've under the same government and laws,
must take ground against you, and viii
spend the balance of my days in fighting
against any Union with them, just as.I
have fought all my past life in trying to
get rid of them. r5isf,t-I - 7,f,l
will fight you honorably, and whenII
know how you you stand, will enter the /,
list, if in earnest; butit you are not, L will
reserve myself for the first public mani
who breaches this, to me, obnoxious doc.
trine. Let me hear from you, in reply; at
your. earliest convenience. if1 sYI
Respectfully, your obedient servant,
DOUGLAS n. HAMIhroN.
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The United States

The goods and chattels, credits
aud effects of tho Bank OF the
COMMONWEALTH
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IN S q r AN E..
FRANKLIN INSURANCE Comply
OF WHEELING, VA.
CAPITAL - 81so, 900.
DIRECTORS,

-
DIRECTORS.
John Reid, John X. Miller, Geo. Wheat,
Geo Mendel, John Zsockler, Sam Mcclellan
q. wFranzheim, Jas. N. Vance, Alex. Iaughlin.
guns COMPANY having been duly organized, are
prepared to take risks at fair rates on buildipR1
Of all kinds, merchandise manufacturing establish
ments, furniture steamboats, aud cargoea on the
Western rivers and lakes and also on the lives Of
persons for u term Of years. This Company oders
superior Inducements to farmers, whereby they can
be insured for three yeArS at reduced rates This be-
ing home institution, composed Of ninetyfour
'tncEhoiders, most Of whom are among our best bu-
74eis men, recommends itself to the favorable con-
sderatton OF the nsurng public and solicits their
tended to by the Secretary.
Office, No. McLurs House, being the same for
merly occupied by Adams Express Company.
N. o. ARTHUR, Secretary.
JOHN REID, PRECEDENT.
sANL MCCLELLAN, Vice-President.
n. G. ARTHTR, Agent for paying Pensions ofaco
No. /, McLure House, being tho office formerly
occupied by Adams Express Company. april
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THE REBEL PROGRAmmE OF
49, DIVIDE AND CONQUER
\ Nut for Western COpperheads.

What They Desire OF GtMiserabIe
5EgrI Western Yankees"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-28
S. R. WILCOX. Secretary.

The SANITARY CoANIssION.-Rey. ;.
Day, one OF the army Chaplains, visited our cit,
On Sunday last, aud made eloquent appeals OF
behalf OF the sick aud wounded soldiers, ia the
armv o. the Southwest. lie dscoursed 10
crowded houses, il the Pres byterian church Ia
the morning, at Representative Hall 10 the after
noon. aud at the Central Methodist church H.
he evening" Mr.. Day has been detailed b,
Gen. Hurlburt, OF Grant's army, 10 visit the
Northwestern States, for the purpose Of pro
curing vegetables for the sick, wounded ano
suffering soldiers in the army Of the Southwest
dis patriotic efforts ia this State. thus far. have
been crowned with great success. Our citizens
on SUNDAY, pledged over one hundred bar
rels Of vegetables. We are requested By the
Chairman of the committee appointed 10 tax,
charge Of these donations to say that pat
Of Barrels OF pickles, potatoes, apples onions,
oeets, carrots, turLips. cabbages. &c, should
oe delivered at the Capitol building, with
IA the course of the next ten days. commit
tee will be 10 attendance at the Capitol ready to
receive and pack ali parts OF barrels or boxes Of
vegetables that may be brought in. Person
Sho have pledged entire barrels such articles
will please retain the same at their residences
and as soon as they have them in proper col-
dition for shipment, report the came 10 Ephralu
Longyear, Esq, at the Post Olhce, stating the
contents OF their barrel, barrels or boxes, win
heir names subscrib ed TO the statement, ii
order that the committee may be able TO give
The proper credits Donations of all kinks O.
vegetables, proper for the SICK soldier, are re
soectfuny solicited. Money is also wanted. Per
sons who are DESTROYS OF subscribing money
will please leave the same with Mr.. LOugyear
At the Post Office, where credit will be made Of
the same. The money subscribed, will be ex-
pended by the committee in the purchase Of veg
etables All the railroads in the State have
offered 20 ship all donations in this line. de
signed for the Sanitary Commission, free Of
charge Let not our people forget the wants OF
the sick and wounded soldiers Eaduring al
the hardshps and privations OF the camp, de
owing themselves the comforts, the Injuries
aud privileges of home commurtions, which ",
are permitted to enjoy, far away from Us, on
strange and hostile soil, worn aud wasted by
many sufferings, yet nObly bearing up uude
Them all with patience and fortitude worthy o
he cause for which they suffer, knowing bu
one duty-service to their country-they appea
IN language TOO strong TO be resisted.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-28

THE TYPoaRAPHIc ARr.-We have received
the Hrst number OF a sixteen page monthly pa
per, published in New York city, by J. G. Cooley
At fifty cents per year. This paper is designed
more particularly for printers, and contains much
Of interest to them. besides furnishing, il itso~r
neat appearance, handsome specimen OF the
perfection which has been attained ia the typo
graphic Art. It is richly worth double the SUBJ
scription price to any printer or publisher In the
country, and We cheeriully recommend it to The
Kind consideration of the craft. If every print
er in the State would subscribe for this paper
they would never regret the investment.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-28

THE SALT WELL.-The salt well 10 this
city has attained depth OF nearly 1900 feet.
and we learn shat it is the intention Of the pres
sni company to quit boring at that depth.
There is no preceptble change in the brine nor
10 CESSATION in the flow of water. The prospect
a. the we'll is reported good by competent
judges, and the company only quits the work
on account OF a lack Of means. few hundred
dollars more would determi ne definitely wheth
er good salt well can be obtained here or not
bat for the present we shall probably remain in
tie dark
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-28

DKrRoIr CHARTER ELEcrIoS. The following
are the tickets put in nomination in the city Of
Detroit. The election comes off on Tuesday
next:
RepubIican-For Mayer, G. 0. Williams; Re
corder 0. P Crosby; Treasurer, Edward Ec
card; CITY Clerk, d. Ulrich; City Surveyor
Tohn F. Munroe City Attorney, J. Speed
Director OF the Poor, Luther B. Willard Jus
tees of the Peace, Julius Stoll, Benjamin c
Durfee, and " lillian Harsha.
pemocratic-For Mayor, & G. Barker Re
corder, B. F. hyde; City Clerk, Francis Pram
.taller; City Attorney, Thomas Hart~eil; Cit,
Treasurer Allen A. RaoineAu; City Surveyor
Eugene Robinson; Director OF the Poor, Wi
liam V. Jones Justices of the Peace. TImOth
Mccarthy, William 5. Bond, Joseph Kuhn.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-28

BoAsD OF SuPERvIsOsS-We have been
unable to obtain much knowledge Of the doings
Of this august body at its late session. The
Democrats have majority on the board, and We
learn that they resolved that their proceeding
should only be published in the Journal, hence
We shall be compelled to wait the motion Of the
powers that be, before obtaining any informa
non in this direction We have nothing to say
% this act Oa of the Democratic portion Of the
board, as we suppose it was their own matter
TO make themselves appear just as small and
sontemptibly pusillanimous before the public
~ they saw st.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-28
A WELL MERrrEp PRoxorroN.-It

4 WELL MERIrED PRoxorIoN.-It is
With pleasure that We announce the fact that
James Ward, of this city, formerly private H.
TIE eighth cavalry regiment, has received the
appointment Of First Lieutenant in the eleventh
cavalry, nOw forming at Kalamazoo. Lieut..
Ward has well merited this promotion. he has
AOOred assduOusly for 8 few weeks past in this
city al recruiting. and with marked success,
gong into camp last week With seventeen men
ready for muster, and With several more yet be
hind to be taken in few days, as soon as they
CAT arrange their matters 40 as TO leave. Lieut.
Ward sill make good officer, and one who wil
ever be blessed with the good will of bis men
de "iA remain here = lev days, and any whC
'eei sPOsed to enlist in the cavalry branch o
De service will not have better opportunity.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-28

IHEFr AND ARREsr.-Two Of the col
0ed gentry in our city. named Charley Davis
Soo Ben Cooper, were arrested on Friday lasl
lor breaking into the dwelling house Of Mr.. D.
"escoii. and taking sundry household good
merelrom Ga the way to the lock up with
oen. Davis broke away from the officer having
hin 10 charge and made for the woods. about
nAii nile distant. He was pursued by seve-
IA persons but he was too long winded, and
succeeded in Outstripping them all in the rae ,
sod making his escape. Cooper was put in the
iOcS-up until Monday morning, WHEN be was
'AAen to Detroit to enlist, being promised bis
freedom by so doing, and he gladly accepting
'ae ofer. Davis is still at large, but the last
heard OF him be was making tracks for re
eIO'''ng Offce or for Canada, It is not known
watch.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-28

NEw DEPOT BUILDIvo.-We learn that
a movement Is on foot to erect freight and de
DOT building at the termination of the Rams
horn, on Michigan avenue. IL is the intention
Of the parties moving in the matter to put up q
swO story building, the second story to be used
Is sIorehOuse for grain, &c. cattle yard,
and every convenience for accommodating With
storage room the various products which may
Be purchased in this market, is to be fitted up in
connection with the building. Such an institu
too is necessity now keenly felt oy our BUSH
less men.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-28
ADVERTISEMENT

The CHEcKERED SToRE-We are this
day receiving a New Stock Of Dry Goods Gro
ceries. Boots and Shoe. &C.. &c. which We
propose 90 sell Cheaper imam ths Gre spest. Tor
Cash or ready pay Calland exemn- i.ryour-
-elves. ou- door North o. C-4p4a4- a-W
block. Washin- ton Ave, Lansing.
1851 4. ELLIOTT
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-28

CONTINENTAL MoNTHLY.-We are il
receipt Of this popular monthly Tor November
The table OF cOutents such a. 70 Eaiutaii
the high standard already attained BY this Mag
'z.ne, and 10 insure II agaiL-t any lack Of iavoi
nth the public. A Lev volume commences on
the fret Of January, aud those desiring hrsf
lass, high toned magazine, canuO. do bet
er than subscribe for the Continental Pub
hsh,d by John F. Trow, New York, al s. per
ieAr Two copies for s.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-28

70 NJ. c. B. Seymour has placed upon
our table, half a dozen onions, raised from the
,ommon black seed, at the Reform School gar.
den this year, which measure fifteen inche-
each in circumference, and weigh pound anc
over apiece. NJ. ;. informs Us that tley I-,-eo
over one hundred bushels Of these onions. Do, al
- large, OF course, on quarter Of al acre O.
ground We CAL TINS q profitable crop a.
present market prices, AID ~ also pronounce
he specimens OF our table hard To beat.