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IMPORTANT, !, 10 $OLDIER$l<
T,hosa hayine Friends Iintthe Army

We call the attention of all having relati9nS or
friends In the army to the fact that "Hoofands Ger
man Bitters' will cure nne.tenths OF tne
ne In the lists, published almost daily n thei
neWspaperS on the arrival OF the sick, tt viii; be-
rom Iisbility Every case OF that kind can BEL
readily cured by HOofand's German BitteIs. sD!st
eases nom dIsoEseEs Si St the rn IN
Eating that thuae Bltters were freely used em9p6
6uissoldIvrs, huudredsot lives might bessaea thai
s saiI rtIeSIaT SttentOn to tho ollowipg
nafkabIo aud val authenticatet cure gt9pe oi the
ationS heroes, Whose life, TO usel MS OWL
's6as been Esyetb the Ritterst ~
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Hoohand's German Btttss has ssxed " e sitss
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and Who were e6s sn1ant OF all q
- ease Il am and have been Tor the last Ioqr
,natnteT az SfeFnan's celobrated battery
snd md sr tie Immediate command Of Y
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two days in fe hospitAt THIS y I
tIsss Ttiseye ffon the White Hoase eI.d sent
X thit ity On board stle estate OF LON
Nhie Iaiaea on theesh Of J1a sineetne tInS
sfili Istain OF iteE III iiS
fytas sFceiy lew any AZ y III, M,
force araorsel ses iEillls - =
could not Keep glss f wa.ss !ss1s Sn my
ad accordingly, the M9g hate "
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rescus rom the ths ~ =, e.
20 TO M4ke such
M limited funds bsst suites ~ ~
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rIo,, ,ei I live takUn but two bott y
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gane9 ~ ~ nv daughtefs otn tt1p
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tienisn, am loyaI INCA ss.s je die
ofitfe Nieh has taken the place
our BiIters viii owe the s!oLSH5 tSS
lege ofagain 70 ~ TsTS tralS yoS,Fs, = 81
deaFeSt 70 m : = ISAAC MALQNb.8i
w. t,ly concur In The truth Of the above s.sts
ment. Is We had despaitea 81 E. sss.ns
Nr Malone, restored 70 heatth- -
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JofSNiP.VARps Co I, 6th u alslne.
NATHANIEL B. = -, Uo & a ysluleiit.
III Gi1Si y JENKIs :, q. 7 ies'h y Hq1''''
ses fhat the signature 81 ~. =. : -
/ tbe vRaPPER of each p9este;. - ~ lsz. lszs--
HEJgk khE OF oouNT NTERTBtTs
T5fi6 SO az tle 3 Pls7
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.sWA HOUSE,

PARKHIsS73II O. 49,.
zssIesl 230f5ANGED HANDS. Il
NN Thnrsday October sth, 1865
& N of the ~ tAks
0fths swan H6i5b foF = term os
by strict TO 10 .
1neS ofthesNeF MhtEht pat tronese e st4ss4 F4s
hitn. when pttpEistor OF tle kie lfio44s "a tl,e
KVs1y atfn6nt vii Be IN the ciaaf 81 - ss-
n lappSt enisiant assistants 81 5,,r3T5 I,1Sfqt
isi.s pct18d ON @ssn ~ =
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induced ,by tie extensive saleand universal
@ poPuiarityof ~
Hoofia1d's German Bittersl

Hdsls of ignorant ouaeks ana sunscrupul6ts ddyehy
tuIets, haVeopened upon suffering humRnit tyg the
hobd gates ofNostrums In the shape of poor whisky,
yilels Compounded with injurious drugi and chris
tenbd Tohics, StomRchics and Bitters.
; BeWar6- OF tho innumeIable array Of Alcoholic
prearattonsin pIethorio bottles, and high teIlled
kegs, under the modest appelation Of bltteTs Which,
instead ofcdring only aggrayate disease aud lesYe
the disappointed ia ifeFer In de51aiF, - d
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80 At.soHQLIo FRHPARAT1ONs
y A PUHIs TohIO 81 1spIctN,r IL.
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OF UTME XIII

isATIIsIaIlYE Z 3 I, ae.I. !, /. ],
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HoOFIAND's aRRAIAN BITrERsj

Are not B new and untried article, but have stood
the test d fteen years tTiAlby the American pub.
lc aud their reputation and sale no by
any ElmilAfi preparation. }Ste
The prOpflstors have thousands of Letters frou
the most t,eminsnt olergymen, lawyers, physls CLANS,
and Citizens3 3testyng, oI their personal RpoWl
edge, to che bsnslriaI effects and medical Of
these Bitters, ~ IfS@
DO YOU WANT SOMETHING 10 STRENGTHENS
Y0UI
poYouwKSr A GOOD APPETIZER ,snt
DO you WANT TO BUILD UP YOUR ooNsT1Tu-
TL0Nf
DO YGUiWANT TO FEEL WELT haH
DO 0Y0UWANT 10 GET RID OF NERy0UsNRss
DO You WANT ENERGYi
DoYUU WANT 10 sLRRP WELT
eIYeUwANT A BsIsk AMP RIGOROUS HEEL
u 7VsHll ls58s do, u ! ! q .,f,t #,
Hooaana'g fpsa ! German gfgs ri SBEiiittYrs!
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EHEtYF soElp IlsEsj ~ Ann, Ion oaI t1dtu,
IES4 AIt4 4 Eou4HE,
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FAMIIY5 Dye OOLORs

deeola.td eel a chisf 9: i Deps. ssss' liElaia
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9 q NL- 2 -ACkSoHIs
PHILADHLPHIA, PA.,
No3ALooH0I OR BApWHIskYe

1sSst irfii Csts "a eboss Diseasss h All d
ailte cases out Of iHundret!t
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From Nov orleans.

New YORK, juno 26.-Thc steamer
Creole from New Orleans on the lNh
has arrived. The papers contain no
news from Port Hudson. The Bank Of
Louisiana and Louisiana State Bank,
had been required 10 90 into liquidation
under three commissioners each. Their
condition is said to DO satisfactory. Re-
ceipts of sugar from the interior was par
tally suspended owing to tue heavy d.
ties imposed.
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We would advise our citzons, II thoy
should went anything in tho Dental line
to go Dr. c. r. Slomcmon, GalliPoliS,
0. The Doctor has his office nicely ct,
ted up in the second story of tho Tow
or Hall building, and is prepared to
perform all operations pertaining to Den.
tisry. All his operations arc warren.
tod to prove satisfactory,
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Godey's LuLy,s Book.

The July number commences the six
ty-seventh volume Of the Lady's Book
A finer engraving cannot be found, than
'Grand6ther's Portrait in this number.
There is also the unrivalled Fashion
plate" and "Fashions from A. I, Stew
ART & CO. II any one wishes to orna'
ment country home, Godey's "Gardsn
Structures" contain some very valuable,
hints in reference to it.
This number is we'll filed with every.
thing good and useful. Terms, thrcO
dollars per annumn.
Address L. A. Cooley, 1913 Chestnut
Street, Philadelphia, Penn,
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Peterson for LnlY.

Peterson for July is on our. table, if
possible, more interesting than usual
For the ladies, it is decidedly the best
publication in the United States or any
other country. Terms two dollars per
year. Address Chas. J, Peterson, Phil.
Adelphia, Penn.
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Annther View pepartmcnt.

We understand that Governor Bore.
man received dispatch yesterday even,
ing from the Secretary of War, inform.
ing him 'hata separate Department had
been made Of the State of West Virginia
and tho counties in Maryland west oil
CumbcrIonl, aud that Gen. Kelley had
been appointed to its Command
Wheel, Intel.
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Be- We learn that child in the vi.
cinily Of Bridgeport, ani another in tho
vicinity of CentrOvlle, Belmont county,
latoly died from being stung by locusts.
We do not know that the children allu.
dcd to, died from this cause; but il tho
reports are true it is matter for the
serious consideration os parents,-
Wheeling Intelligencer.
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Ey- 1t. Col. ]. Darr, Jr., has been

TT 1t. Col. j. Darr, Jr., has been
lievCd al his own repeated request as
Military Commander and Provost Mar"
shal at this Post and will hereafter con.
fine himself exclusively TO his duties as
acting assistant Provost Marshal Gcncr
al of the State of West Virginia, under
the Bureau Of tho Provost Marshal Gen,
Of the U. S, Gen. Schenck refused 10
relieve Col, Dlrr as aid also General
Brooks, until his prospective duties as
acting assistant Provost Marshal made
it Imperative Wheeling In,cligencer
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We learn that Mr., VIM. R. Stephen
son, residing near this place, had some
difficulty with person named Thomas,
near Machir's store, Pleasant Flats, las.
Saturday evening, resulting in the break
ing OF his leg near the ankle anil other
wi39 seriouaIy lniNdDg nL.a.
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Direction on Letters.

People who write to any Of the post
Offices Of The New State now should be
careful to put West Va, on their letters,
instead Of Va. only, as heretofore.
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A Change.

Col. ]. p. R. B. Smith, we understand,
has purchased the interest of Chas, T.
Beale, in the store Of Solszer, Bcale g.
Co.. aud iha. Messgs, Sets4 r, RuGnet
Il Smith will constitute the new firm,
but Of the style of the firm we are not
advised.
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SITUATION. /

pllO IlONal
/ AT last, action is the word, Much i'm
patience has at different timoA been man.
Tested at the apparent ssPineness roi
the Union armies; but now, from Inc
Mississippi 10 the Atlantic,all is action
The indomitable Grant opens the bal
the first of May, by crossing his i'm
mcnse army to the South Of Yicksburg
and attacking and routing The enemy at
Grand Gulf, then at Port Gibson, Ray.
mond, Jackson, Champion Hills, Black
River Bridge, and finally gaining Hain'es
Bluffs on the Yazoo, north east ofVicks-
burg; an expedition is scntpp tho va,
500 and, in connection with the gun.
boats, destroys the navy yaId at Yazoo
City, formidable ram, several valuable
vessels and immense quantities of war
material, besides dispensing the rebel
army stationed at Yozoo aud Saturia,-
The expedition returns With slight cas-.
ualtics and joins in the gynoral attack
upon That beleaguered ci,y- Yicksburg.
The ardor oltho soldiefsis only ap-
peasod by bloody ossaultupon the out
cr defenscs, with but patiial success;
since then, (the eel ofMay) the Union
Army has day and night been slowly
and surely approaching ik5 heart of the
almost impregnablo cigs Our losses
during the past forty Days have been
comparatively fow-.our troops have been
and are in excellent health and spirits
and have unbouuded confidence in their
tried leadcr-Grant We are now so
near their woIks-have mined so extern
siycly-have received SO many rein
forcemcnts that the capture of the city
with all its contents, may be expected by
the anniversary of our Independence. -
The prayers Of the loyal peoPIeShave
for the past two months, attended the
veteran armSand the hopes of the couu.
try stilb largely con center there.
: Ba52 still invests, 2 vdson-tho
situation in his departnientis uncAan
ged.
The army of the Cumberland, under
the intrepid Rosecrans, commenced the
long expected forward movement on the
Oath of June, and successfully drove the
rebels to their central fortified position
-Tullohoma. We may expect stirring
news from that noble army, for the last
six months denied what the true soldier
most desires an opportunity to meet
his country's foe.
From tho East,we have at last an in
vasion of the North, SO long threatened
by the insolcnt foe. Lees whole army is
in Maryland and Pennsylvania, though
there has yet been no general engage
meut Hooker's army is also north OF
Potomac in pursuit, and doubtless a de-
cisivo battle will soon be fought; mean
time, Pittsburg, Harrisburg, Philadel'
phia aud Baltimore are being fortified,
aud probably 100000 men now oppose
a farther advance. We trust this bold
rebel move will result in the destruction
Of the whole invading army.
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bF5"Inrormation by letter, has roach,
ed this place, from Dixie, that Hon. Da.
vid McComas, for many years judge in
in this Circuit, died recently near Giles
Court.Ilousc RcQaieaea' IN pace, II Ka.
nawha Republican.
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER,

leyyiug money anlpgulatiog commerce
and the correspondent executive and ju.
dcial authorities should be .fullyfand
elTectually vosted'in the General Govern
ment OF the Union; bu. the improperly
Of dclegvtiug such extensive trust to
one body Of men is evident hence re,
suits the necessity Of different organi-
cation. @
1t is obviously impracticable, in the
I Federal Government Of these States, to
!, secure all rights of independent sover-
eighty to each, and yet provide for the
interest and safety Of oil. individuals
entering into society must give up a
! share of liberty to preserve the rest
} The magnitude Of the sacrifice must de-
pend as well on situation and circum-
stance as on the object 10 be oblained.--
II is all times difficult to draw with
precision the line between those rights
which must be surrendered and those
which may be preserved; and on the
present occasion this difficulty was in.
creased by difference among the seve,
raj States as to their situation, extent,
habits, and particular interests.
In all our deliberations on this sub.
ject, we kept steadily in our view that
which appears to us the greatest interest
Of every true Amcrican-the consoida,
ed onr mos oerily. reIi,iry. safety, ner.
haps our rational existence. This i'm.
portont consideration, seriously and
deeply impressed on our m lnds, led each
o"Io IN t0e o? ;s 10 DC less TIg,u
miab, Gove o,hsrwisa bosn ernectod.
and thus the Constitution which we
now present is the result OF spirit of
amity, and o! that mutual Difference and
concession wnicht 'e pecN1'at'y OF our
b I'"''' '''"'''''' ''"''''0 '"''' r'"'"
pD.f,riro e.. ,bo r,osor, ,.O ,,,hor
considerations of,bo cbomrioood o,,im
If S,,,o. Pirb. ood i. cor .oc,or, tho
riobt or so.o.s;oo 700 nro,o,. u t,lo
ro,ros,oo,i,o ,;on of ,ho roc;l,,i,n
oe,h. o-,h r,no,.,.
N,or s;ooo ,Lo f,,n ,t;,o 81 r,o n,,.
.ont Constitution had Coo,,,s. hooo
couol rnoo oo IL ,,d n doro y 70 colI
into rooris;,ioo ,ho ouo,;,;es n wisJom
G,o,ross and oorr,ra n ,bo or,oo, ,bo,
r.s doo,,raod If ,bo lac, ro,,ross
=, SC ~o,,;o,, ,,,;. Iohor, a., .h,n,o
do,orr,;ro who,Lor ,hov rroyod ,bom
seIve. canal 70 tho occa,;or
Called by nroclomo,ion to convene in
extra session on the 4th of July, 1861,
they organic, without clamor or pass.
ion, and then resolve to confne their
deliberations 10 what pertains to the
sunpression Of the then n,sc.pt rebel
lion. During the hrief period Of thirty.
three days, they originate, discuss aud
pass, slXly-si1 general laws, all relating
more or less to the object for which
they were summoncd-to aid by legrsla.
tive action, the Executive department
in coping with, and suppressng, the or.
ganizcd resistance agains, the govern.
ment. Among the more important acts
W ere those for collecting duties on i'm.
por's' ioF Na"on"' Loan LOT ooo'Voo
Volunteers and the omendatory Tar
i'll act an act Tor increasing the Navy
an act to protect commerce. an act for
confscatIng property used Tor lnsurrec'
tionary purposes, an act to Increase the
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E@J"We are panied to announce the
death of Major Andrew Parks Of this
place. Ho died this morning ats o.
clock after prolractod illncss,-[Kan,
Rep,
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EgThc oPpoddae and copiOus rains,
during the last two weeks, hagS proved
highly salisfaoloryS judging 6yS their
physiognomica ctFccts-shorlcning the
faces Of our farmers,
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Eg-Much Of our space is occupied
This week by the Inauguration ccrcmO.
MES attcndent upon installing our new
Governor and therefore, we have not
our usual amount Of current war matter
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-07-02

E9'WO will furnish our readers Gov,
Borcmans Message in full, in O,,s,Snoxi
issue, !. c, no prcvo,,iag Provjlc,icc.
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Political si,uatiOn---No. IL.

The object and purposes contempIa
ted by the Fathers in framing our inim.
table Constitution are succinctIy stated
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THE FAMILY GOLDEN 4 GIANT
sAMUEL. L.P. WHEELER
ATToRNIBR-

&A-A AS)6SG1 III
COLLECTOR OF PENSIONS, SOLDIERS, cT. AIMS
81 ANDCERTIFIED ACCOUNTS. A1 1-l'
A Ii Officers, Soldiers, or seaueD ,,i.,,,., r,
IL @ service q the United States are entitled to PEN
s!oh ior ne and In case OF their death tho WIDOW
s9lnier or seaman, IS entitled to pension and ei'
me sne OoInty Of one hundred dollars aud ali back nnv
Gue. oInI y Zee IN each case is FIVE DOLLARS If lie
case Of failure. -'O NAAA41uE IN
b Certified Accounts collected on the most reasOpu
,oaee No $50 Fourth street, ear The oOurt.bonso
lt-Sss' 20 narl4-tf
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perity2 Let the Government clean out the
nest of traitors too long tolerated on this
side of the lines, and all loyal men will
see in the act new cause to applaud it, to
sustain it, to fight for it. Let the disloyal
learn, at last, that there is a limit beyond
which they may not venture, and thus may
the loyalty of Maryland finally be assured.
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Convention In Cabell County.

Convention in CabelI County,
Editors LntelIigencer
At convention by the loyal citizens of
Gabell county held at the Court House in
Guyaudotte on Saturday the 18th day of
April, 1868. On motion, j. H. Hnyslip
was appointed President, and T. j.. Merritt,
Secretary.
B. D. McGinnis explained the object of
the convention to be for the purpose ofnom-
mating District Judge in the 9Th Judi
cial District of West Virginia, State SEN
atori a Circuit Clerk and county. officers
at the coming election under the new State
of West Virginia.; after which the conveu-
ton nominated the following persons, viz ::
For Judge of the 9th Judicial DISTRICT
Hon. b. j. Samuels, by acclamation.
State Seuate-William H. Copley.
House of Delegates-J. B. Baumgard.
ner.
Prosecuting Attorney-W. H. Tomlin-
son. a#
Circuit Clerk-T. j. Merritt.
Sheriff-Johu Afford. IN
I Recorder-T. ]. Hayslip. sa 7a
Suryeyor-James Felix. a#
Commissioner Revenue-G. Harrison J
On motion, E. A. Smith, Wm. n. CopIey
and Sidney Bowden was appointed com
mittee toiinform Hon. Il. J. Samuels and
W. d. Tomlinson of their nominations.
On motion of w. n. Copley, the proceed
ngs of this convention be forwarded 70
the Wheeling IntslLgeneer, Point Pleasant
Regtster and KanaWha Republican, with the
request that the same be published therein.
On motion the convention adjourned
sine die THos. ]. HAYsttp. iPrss.5
T. j. MERRITT, Sec'y: .,ts--.,-.s.r..,
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Hans. W. Phillips,

James w. phiilIps aud Michael Attachment In
Sweeney, late partners under tie asSIimpsit.
hrm name of Phillips & Sweeney
The object OF this suit is to recover OF tbe ef,nd
s snts @ te sum 81 four hundred mud Hixtyone dollars
The defendants not having entered their S5near
ance, and 1t appearing from au affidavit filed IN the
cause that they are not residents of this State on
Jhat they do appear here within month after the
@ 3ae PuoIcation OF this order, and do what NAV be
necessary to protect thtr interests this suit and
Snat copy OF this order be published once week
ior our success I've weeks in newspaper printed
10 tue city OF Wheeling, and also that copy Of tho
OF Ohio county the first day Of the next comfy
court to be bel for said county.
Copy-TeSte: -. ~
,,,,-,,-5 GEORGE W. SIGHTS, Clerk,
q. u. CRANNER, Atty for pl'tf. 1nro iIT
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Rules held in the clerks once of the court of
n the county Of Accomack, July 7th, 1852.
3 Betsy Croslsy, Plth, D., 5s-.,
fEe. Harriet A. Wise, DEN. js5F 77f
The object Of this suit Is to recover fr ON the de-
fendantS Harriet A, Wise, the sum Of ffty doIlaFs
with Interest from the 1st day Of March, 1852 till
paid. subject to q credit Of two y6lIs interest
AhdaTit having been made in conformity 70 an
est 70 amend and Teenset the act passed JIIy 26th
iso entitled An act staying the collection Of GER
Aif dstendADtts deemed non residsnE Of tEisSta
an order Of publication u awarded 0Eanst the said
defendant, and s ordered that the said defendant
do appear within one n1ontn after due publicafion
hereof and do what IL necessary to protect her IA.
teress. and that copy Of this order be published
IN the Intelgeueers paper pubSbed in the city Of
Nheeltng, once . week, for four successive weeks
and posted at the front door Of the count houSe al
this county, on the frSt day Of the next county
apE9-ltvs J.B.AIIWoRTH,c. Il. q,
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Resolutions E1pressIve OF tho senti-
Dallas, Marshall County, VIFgiIlio.
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ailgg ntEIttg
TERMS OFFADVERTIsING.-

TWnVIsoLID Inns o. NoNpAlli1. Ion ON 1HcH, Ion
,EStr 1Ee sIEsS, MAKEA SoUERE.
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S9-SF1oAI NOTICES Double the above rates.
y AS=Yearly Advertising reasonnble terms aecor.
dag to the space occupied and the number of changes
made. StetasfE fF2f tfssa ~ II
erg, TO be paid for IN ddranee. Esalia
Business Cards not exceeding i've lines SO
Tor E1 months, but for shorter period nothing
VIII be counted less than square. fH5lB .
a. The privilege Of Annual AdyertigIng is limited to
tne AdVertiserS own Immediate business; and ali
we'll all legal and advertISemo
ofaucon sales and real sent In by them muSs
be paid for at the usual rates. .4s - 2
rttsements not accompanied with VIZ ttea
accordingly. S.-''- ~
Notices for Political Meotings to be charged in ali
Marriages, Notcegof Funerals, and announcements
Of sermons, so cents each. nonyi1-'69
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-05-08

- 4 P1Oms the, baltimore American. b G. 2
A3BLore Stringent Policy Indicated
and Wanted.
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! r,I,--I,.I-.--- iEURHE ". SIGHTS, Clerk, !


A Rules held in the clerks Office of tho court d
u the county OF Accomack, July, I'll, 1862,
Nathaniel Topping, Pltfr. r.
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--.I-1-- o JAhISUHi FreBDIent,
]. s. CRAWFORD, Secretary.
Washington, (Pa.,) Tribune and Rsporte
please copy.
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Inc object of this suit is recover from the de-
Ienda1t; John j. Wise, the sum of one huudred dol.
Ahdayit having been made in conformity loan act
70 ame9q and reenact the act passed July 26th 1851
snuIe1 5uIe1 IAN act staying the collection Of certain
9eets passed February Sth, 1852, whereby the said
Is deemed anon-re4ident OF this State an
Srasr o. publication Is awarded against the said dc.
appear within one month after due pubiIcst tn1, s,a
Oh ana 40 what's necessary to protect his INTEREST,"
anu tnat copy Of this order be published once n
week Tor Tour successive weeks in the
paper published in the city OF Wheeling, aud post
60 a the front door Of the court house OF this comm
y' on ,n.ll the hrst day OF the next county court
apr94tws J.B.AILwoRTH, @. 40