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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-07
Where Is DIX

Every one is asking every hour in the
day now, what about Dix and the taking
of Richmond AS yet we have no news
from that quarter. The hope is generally
expressed that instead of going to Rich
mond he was ordered to the upper Potomac.
He would be just in the very niche of a
great opportunity there now.
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be satitied by the appointment of a com
mander OF heuational forces iu Perilous
crisis ? Is it not the clear duty of the
Government to ascertain who would be
most agreeable to the CoPperhesds, and
then to avoid him with energy?"
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God guard cur nag, and keep each star
ia h stripe a. bright as new they wave,
stI mako Il lead our ranks in war,
still d. at above each patriots grave,
Death 70 the traitor that would dare
To trail 1t throurh the dust Of shame,
An honest hearts Its lot will share
And follow Ii to Death or Fame.
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nc United states Of Ameriea,

The United States of America,
Three horses and one colt, In a cause Gf POr
seized in Lewis aud adjlin- FIXTURE and Con-
lug Count es by the military fscaIfOn.
authorities of the US. as the
property ofRsbeis
XTTHEREAs, on the Both day OF juno, A. D. 1858,
w an Information was filed IN the District Court
of the United for the Western District of Tr
ginia on behalf the United States, by the Attorney
thereof for said District against three horses aud
one colt seized by the m tary forces of the United
states In Lewis and lining counties and described
in said Information, in which information it is in
substance ALI ged that the owners thereof are en-
gagged ia the existing rebellion against the United
states, that ut The time Of their beeO nngs engaged
they srveralIy holding offices under the so-caed
Confederate States Of America under the rebel
liOus government Of the sIte Of Vrg mia sitting at
Richmond. and praying that said property may be
cont-cated ami sold forfeited to the United States
and whereas order Of sale for the abo Q named
property made in the District Court of the Uni
ted Ftites for the Western District of Virginia at
the Spring term thereof 1868, held at Wheeling.
Now therefore. IN pursuance of the mOnitiOn I'M
der the seal of the said Court, TO directed and
delivered, 20 hereby give public notice to all per-
sons claiming any intt rest In the said property, or
In the proceeds thereof to appear before the Judge
of the District Court Of the United States Tor the
Western District OF Virginia at Wheeling the 9Th
day OF Jurisdiction, If not the next day of Juris
dction thereafter, then and there InterpOss heir
claims and make their allegations in that behalf.
EDWARD NJ. NORTON,
U. s. Marshal for the W. D. DIVA.
BENZ. II. SMITH, U. :. Attorney. iuiT l4t
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The United States OF America,
VS. In Rem. in a cause
The Household Goods Of John of Forfeiture and
Rnote. ConfscstiUn.

w HRREAs, on the End day Of July, 1868, an
w Information was fled in the District Court OF
the United States for the Western District Of Viz
ginia, behalf Of tbs Unit States, by the AtoT-
ney thereof for said District against the Household
goods of John note, late Of Ohio county, IN said
District and descb in schedule 10 said fhfOrmR-
ton xed wi ich It is 10 substance
alleged that the said John knOte Is engaged In the
existing rebellion against the United States that he
has acted officer in the army Of the so called
Confederate States of America that he has held an
Office aud agency under the said COnfederacy and
under the r-belIous government Of the State Of
Virginia, at Richmond, that he il the owner Of said
proper ana that fame has been seized as forfeited
to the United States. Eta
Nov therefore, in pursuance Of the monitIon I'M
der the seal OF the said Court, to directed and
delivered do hereby give public notice to all pr
claiming any interest in the said property,
in the proc eds thereof TO appear before the Judge
OF the District Court of the United States for the
Western District Of Virginia. at Wheeling the 9th
day of September, D. 1868, 1t the same shall be n
day of Jurisdiction, If not tho next day of juri :
dictiOn there er then and there TO ne' pose their
claims and make their allegations in that beha !.
EDWARD n. NORTON,
U. {. Marshal W. ID. of Va.
BENZ. SMITH U. 8. Attorney. JUL lit
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DIVIDEND.

oHTrcE FnI + NJ. IEs. Co. OF WHEELING.
ITNHE President and Directors Of this Company
have declared dividend Of 5 per cent. from the
rsts OF the last six months payable 70 the stock.
holders on aud after the 10th inst free of Federal
AM state TAX. h. W. HARDING, Sec,y.
Wheeling July 1st 1883. jul
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Wheeling Battery.

HtoMMANDANTS or POSTS and Provost Mar.
~ shals are 7. TESTED to send any men belonging
70 Battery ID LIST Va. Light Artillery, 70 report
to their Captain ut Wheeling, West Va. Whers the
men wiz be concentrated and equipped for service
FIT en- or twenty good, young, able bodied mon
on app cation to either of the commissioned 0cers
carr. JOHN cARL1S,
Battery SD" LIST Va. Light Artillery,
JUL CommandinR.
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Sherif's Sale.
HOODS L Barnes

HOODS Barnes
James Salisbury and others. Ohio Circuit Court.
Mckee Brother Special Term. 1868.
sans. sa In oA'"'sF7'
TN pursuance Of an order OF sale issued from the
/ Clerks ofice Of the Circuit Court of OHIO County
In the above named causes, will SATURDAY, July
25th, 1868, mt the front door Of the Court House Of
Ohio County, offer for sale at public auction to
the Highest Rad best bidder the undivided nine
slXteeDths of lot number one hundred and eighty
one, being the interest OF James Salisbury in said
lot.
Terms of saIe-A credit of six and eight months
the purchaser giving bond with god security Said
bond bearing interest from day Of sale until pal
the title being retained until all the purchase money
Is paid.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. n.
ALONZO LORING.
Sheriff Of Ohio County and Commissioner.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-07
NEW ADVERTISEM'NTS
DIVIDEND.

OFFICE OF CITIzENs' FIRE, MARINE LIFE INs. Coz
or WHEELING, Z,
wheeling, July 7th, 1893.
TTNHTs Company has this day declared divdeno a
az per cent. payable TO the stockholders on ana
Ati tsi, thl iS data WV. sHR1vER, sec'y.
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ATTENTION!

HEEDou .RrERs Ara RLGEMENT Va. MILITIA.
rVIuE Manufactured Omcers aud orderly seTgeauts
of each Compan, in the 4th Regiment virginia
Militia are hereby ordered TO meet at the Grand
Ju-y room in the Court Honse on AusSdhy s'0uins y
JuIy 7Ih at ~ O'clock, preels,ly
Tue roll viii be called al u o'clock.
Nv order OF A. }. SWEENsi, Col. Commanding.
J b. MOORE, Adjutant.
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business for Sale

A RARE Opportunity Il offered for q person wifi
rent 800 per year profits 1880 per year. Ioeate5
70 PoPnIous city 81 free State. Price Of Stock.
n1tures and goods $500. AIpIy TO -'
juN TAYLOR, RoLLYsoN 4 co.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-07
NOTICE.

1aERE WIN be meeting Of the stockholders OF
daE OF July, At tW9 o'clock at the oice 81 me &C.
reiay TOR the purpose Of eleetng Directors for tie
jSii ~ GEO. T. r1NeLI seq. g.
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The North aud south and tho Wa,
Says the Tnies:

Southern privatious have been eoptra.,.
ed with Northern plenty, and been com.
placentfy dwelt upon as strong reasons for
believing that the rebels would Gag in
spirit and soon submit. These priyations
really justified only the contrary eoncIus
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-07

HEADQUARTERS 4TH RBe'r Va MILITIA.
THE Board on Exemption for this Regiment viii
i meet IN the Grand Jury room in the Court House
on ntsiay evening, the I'm inst, at o'clDcK.
make application. $3.50 -
jy6 JN.VANoE p,..,.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-07
The United States

N pursuance OF an order OF The District Court NJ
the United States for the Western District Of
S[Gsna, IN the above case. TO directed, shall
sale at the front door Of the Court Hone OF SS;o
county lot Of Chewing Tobacco Of brandSl
sara Tooaeco WIll be open for inspection AZ tbe
prior TO the Sale. ~ NA|S
Terms Of sale Cash. E.u.
EDWARD N. NORTON.
JunHtd o. 8. u .rshaI W. D. Of Va
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ATTENTION.
DIVIDEND,

i their bills without delay ~
iy6 D. NICDLL BRO. ice Main st.
DIVIDEND.
THE Board Of Managers Of the Wheeling and Bel.
mont Bridge Company have declared 4 diTi-
dend Of two and half per cent. the capital stOcr
mt Of the PROB Of the last six months payable on
the 10th inst. to the stockholders holding stock on
Jy0 Nv P. scATrRRpAY. eec,v.
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sECRETARY's OFFICE,
CIEEMann 4 PrTrsRnnnn RauRnAn Co.

CLEvHAHD 4 PTTTsBURGH RAnRoAD Co.
. Cleveland, May 25th, 1885,
A SPECIAL MEETING Of the Stockholders Of
IA this Company will be held At its Office in CleTs-
land wednesday, the LIST day Of July next. 81 10
clock A. N. sal day, u take tO consideration
the prOprety of Increasing the capital stock Of tbs
Goa paDy amount sufficient to allow Of the con-
TersiOn Of Its mortgage bonds. The Transfer Books
will be closed from June 25th to yuly I'd.
my3O sod Z. ROCKWELL, See,y.
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DEPOT OOMMIssARY's OFFICE,

BALTIMORE, MD, June 22d, 1858.
SEALED PROPOSALS are respectfully invited BY
- tue undersigned, until II NJ. WEDh RJpAY
July 18th, 1865, for furnishing =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-07

QL.0 A MONTH"; We want Agents At Goa
dpOU month, expenses paid. to sell our Ever
lasting Pencils Oriental Burners and thirteen Other
new, useful and euTiOus articles. Fifteen circulars
sent free. Ad.ires-, SHAW CLARh,
mayl2-dkw3m-Emp Biddeford. Mains.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-07

inn 3 5tdHItW
ran loyal papers in West Virginia copy above
twice and send hnI TO Executive DePartmenEl
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PLoWs, PLoWs, PLoWs.
For Rent and sale.

- The subscriber has for rent, Store Rooms
small and large; also 0G1ees in good building5
A2d story; Dwelling Houses for rent Building
Lots and other real estate for sale
THOS. HORNBR00K,
Custom HOUSE, Surveyors Once,
The New York herald., 1863-05-11


DRY GOODS.
ArLoRD rAYLoRs'
46l to a07 Broadway,
RICH LAoEs AND LMBRoIDERrEs.
In erea. variety Spring aad summer.
/ AT RETAIL-Low PRICES
s.d Also a. s.orcs 2ss to 2ol Grand street,
Il and 40 cathsrine street
Afford rASLoRs'
4sl TO 467 Broadway.
BLACK SILKS FOR MANTILLAs.
s4to 81 wide in various qualities.
AT RETAIL, CHEAP.
ATLoRD q TAyLoKs,
46l to io7 Broadway.
MAnrILLAs and cLoAKs
Latest Paris shapes in great variety
At RETAIL
Also stores asS to as Grand sss % c.ha.n. street
AT LORD rAHLoHs,
4sl to 4a Broadway.
FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS
Including Novelties received per steamers.
AT RETAIL 4,
~ '' 2,s ss osS5orsna g g. a.,,;r street s;.o.
ArLoRD rAELoR's.
46 to 4e7 BROADWAY
LADIES' AND oHILDKENs DEPARTMENT.
Lsais. nrs..rss. Robes. Under Clothing u,... oo,.
Ready made and made to order,
AT MODERATE PRICES.
A dRB4Fs F1xis Shs5ETs UEcA2s e AND xAsrILl4s
err u.pDou Nm oppN nrNR
Sa. + \. ASP si,ss scARps
m ssss s5ys ss;y .s;s .,s.
AT POPULAR PRICES,
ROMAN soARFs.
Isle rHREAD GLOVES.
rfNE DRESS SHIRTS.
FOUR PLY coLLARs
LINEN AND JEAN DRAWERS.
FANCY FLANNEL SHIRTS.
IVORY SLEEVE STUDS
IVORY BOSCH STUDS,
oAUzE MER NO SHIRTS.
aAUzE MBKINo DRAWERS.
UMBRELLA CANES.
p sUsPENDERs GAPS.
GLOVES 0AUNTLErs.
FANCY HOSIERY &c.
A and popular o The ssP,s good: ., Sf
- p'''' UNION ADAMS. 0s7 Broadway.
A AAousr ousrAIs LAcEs AND DRApEnIEs.
@ p aHE A6E ~ at low pee.
l IASE S;}sTSfT SFT15SS E16T
yksTisuGs LAnEs S5FIEb and fiasEb &Us
IlSs at very 10" nfiSSs: No.: "a and s sisss .r.au.
7as BaoADwAr
ss orES4Ea or NEw GOODS,
SryLEs TOO NUMEROUS 10 nsxroE.
MORE EsPEcIALLx
oAuzE Oh cHAMszRaY. ALL SILK.
% GENTS PEE rAsD. WORTH g.
LxcnAIs: !.y 9soApw4y; <. u,,.
A EIGHTH AVENUE
,soeco WORTH OF ooobs "A'
mob pf2H HAsbKSFSaIsrs bXGE5aHI
LADIES. MrssEg AND SENTs' IE CHEER LAWN
IiSfSk AkMs4i+6H "a fE1lfa aAtb tHs0f'
I sas 4 5s sssSss#ssE sStS s!s Sssssa.
ssGsr seps HSR MaLs H.H0s t6sr At or
sEssOss s1ssOss. sIssSss sEssSss
sEsr AssoRTSESg g,py qyy FLOWERS IN ii''
EHS#Ess sES#Ess Il Il al sS$fs 6 sEssF sTsAy
KIszzr SELLS .EssS 70 ShS sf9k & nhF!kssshas
s Boxes Boxes sEE sEgT fEEit sassEE tsSAss Il 81 do.
BONNET csAfEs SRH,:s lIS:s ;s SsfdT sdTSssn.r SSs
..s., AND BLooMERs,
ptTsraBLE BoNNErs.
cAfsf sAfss Ek4sL HAls sSssskTTs. sSssETs
SATIN BRAID BUNNETS.
EsfaS ~ sSSst :$sssEs
MfTTA SsShJAS Ssb GLUED BSNSks IoSIs
sS %HifE iE xsB xsB SSSEEB SfSSSEs SfSSEs g.
sis sszEE Efs sEEEs sESs$ sESs$ s$sss!s i
kszEE sEEEs sEEEs sEEs* E$ssEEs sSssEEs 8
SSzsS ssEEs sS s1Is sEs4% sE sSssSE s@SsSEEs @ $
szEE kszE$ sEEEs sEs sEsS$ sESs s$ssffs s$ssff
sEEE s|E :#EE$ :$sEE|: :EE E
OPENING CHEAP LOTS OF oFEos,rey yaox AUCTION
HOSIERY FROM a.svEs 8; Ess ss5$ iSsr,oa % N'
0loves &c., lOc,. las, 25c.. Sic. 3Sc.. Toe.
SkINLEY SELLS YANKEE NOTIONS
kinney SELLS COATES,
BEST5 YARDS GENUINE
SKIRT BRAiDS. 2JYARDs
WIDE FINEST SPOOL COTTONS
QUALITY AND ALL &c.
COLuRS &C. Pins paper. lc
GOOD SEWING COIrs,Ns, Y. and lsc per dozen.
kINZEY SELLS BEST SEWING SILK, 7c per dozen
klNzEY sRLLS BEST SPOOL SILKS. lc. per spool.
kinney SELLS ~ YARDS skirt BkAIDs, &C.
CLARkS AND BROOKS
BEST 100 YARD SPOOL COrTONS. Sc.
The New York herald., 1863-05-11
Tua TUX y.

rItRoTTING-FAsHIoN GROUNDS, TUES
day II y 81 Purse No. IA, $40, two miles ana
repeat IN harness ID. Mace enters b. 6 SHARK Hiram %
woodruff b. T. NutYosl, H. Il. Jones, kiLnbie Di.Ai
Woodruff. Lady Morrsoa. ana 5 Mclsa ghiln
& Victor Emanuel. Tbs o'clogs boat from jane 1p
With the cars which leave Hunters pon a. ~ r.
NJ. j. GtOCH kRON, Manager
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PLEASURE GROUNDS, WE'D
/ ursaay Mag lS 3 y. u. purse NJ Z, ei0j mile heats
3 ia o. rness. four Oh colts X. 1. NAlAcr
enters biz ~ Jesse; Hiram Weo.sll enters b m Molly
which leaves James SIP meets WITH tn train
which leaves Hunters Point at 2a /. M.a
j. GROGuER0N, Manager
The New York herald., 1863-05-11

WHO WOULD NOT 90 TO MAKE THEIR ToRTUNEY
w 60 ye, one and all, 10 soc hiss wKLLIN0TON. ths
renowned kngsn frophetes universally acknowicdeed the
best OF all Astroogss who secure 10 those
whoconsut her health wealth and happness and waants
10 tmpart 10 them information OF the utmost
reiAivc 70 law suits ourneys assent rendA love court
ship ndsn treasures enemies and troubles In
Ecry me or dcssa you seek Jour own pfcsperi asd
highly gnsd.nd ncaa'fv 1o.ns .dy q o slzh avenue,
city who has the eenuIne Roman and ArAban auaaa fur
love good luck and business sGars-warrnns1 for ME-
!snc Dx.nkesssss ~--sS ssS "sSalikfs wvss ga Sss
The New York herald., 1863-05-11

A MEXICAN DR. ,MATIC FUND ASsOCrATfON-THE
"A election OF officers OF this institution viii take
place their Monday. Nav II. A. o'clock T..
the ballot box will be opened Al O'Clock and close at
O'Clock a NJ. CHARLES $. BERNARD Secretary,
The New York herald., 1863-05-11

rTHE GREATEST woSpER IN THE WORLD rs TIM
Il accomplished Madame BYRON from Psris who can IL
consulted with the strcst confidence on a snars OF ife
restores dnken and unfahful husbandsi hss secret 10
make you beloved ~ your hearts idol and brnrs oerther
avenue. above Twelfth street ~ .'.
The New York herald., 1863-05-11

TOR sALE-A CAPTAINS UNIFORM, CONSISTING
OF Dress Uniform, Coat and Pants Fatigue jacket aad
Pants. splendid Regulation Otcrcoat and Equip
men,s The above articles entirely new, tho very
materials and will be sold half their ocost Address
Gait H., Godfrey's Union sauAre Posl ollce.
The New York herald., 1863-05-11

DuRCHAsyRs ARE INVITED TO CALI. AVN ry
a smine shAhr's unrysled BLIZZARD Tsbes. with his
gettion IN which that yery Important psrt os
Billiard Tsbe the Cushions rest; having been rronouncra
Hs4s - .ncleh cnsomers VIII en- elegant aud sapsries
The New York herald., 1863-05-11

WATERS PROTECTIVE AND BENEVOLENT AssO.
w cation.-The regular monthly rceting OF the above
will be held IN the Second regiment armory
street Hall place Monday evening"
May n, 1868 At 81 o'clock 7. NJ. by order OF
WILLIAM McDERM0rr. President.
JonS BYRSR. Secretary.
The New York herald., 1863-05-11

WATERS Protective AND BENEVOLENT AS
w --rhe regular monthly meeting of the above
association will be bcld at the Second Regiment Armory,
corner OF seventh street and Hall Place, Monday and
Tuesday evenings. May II ani IL at sf O'Clock. A
punetna ten ace OF al the members s requested and
bring tei cards 10 the stamp OF the ton
Private and restaurant walters arorespectfuy invited to
attend and Join the association. by order of
WILLIAM xcDERMOrT, President
JouN ByRyr Secretary
The New York herald., 1863-05-11

In TREAsURERs OFFICE ]
CORNER OF FOURTH AVENUE AND Twenty SIXTH STREET.
NKw YORK. April 20, 1853
NOTICE TO sTOCKHOLDERs.
The Annual Election Thirteen Directors OF the New
York and Harlem Railroad Company vii be held the Of
1ce OF the company Tuesday. May.lo
The polls to be open from II o'clock at to O'Clock
Pm.
books Of the old and preferred stock will
closed from o'clock r. M Of the 9th proxmo until clock
A. n of the 10Th. w. II. EMERSON.
Treasurer and Secretary.
The New York herald., 1863-05-11

II o0K HEREi-ARE you IN TRoUBLE,-HAvE you
~ been deceived or triIed With Have your fona hopes
been blasted by false PROMISED II 70 MADAM ROSS
tor advice ana ss%faction ATS In love affairs never
and shows likeness fuluxe busband or absent
friend Lucky numbers free 9s West street
Ring the basement bell, ~ w. -~ '~'
The New York herald., 1863-05-11

COMPANY II, TWELFTH REGIMENT n Y W
" General Wool Heavy Artllery.Wanted. Ave Sergeant
andfonrCorporals; must be competent men. and
agree TO recruit certain number Of for their
Apply at 22 South street, Monday, from 10 L. ~ TO
The New York herald., 1863-05-11
DRY GOODS.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
GRAND EXPOSITION OF NOVELTIES IN
PARIS MANTLES, =. -fI

II MfOHTAkT NOTICE
GRAND EXPOSITION OF NOVELTIES IN
PARIS MANTLES. ~ -s
WILLIE De PARIS,
475 Rroadwav
Ladies respectfully invited TO attend the Second Or
OpeHing of immense importstions o. Foreign Novel
Tor spring which, in consequence Of the
cem1pcy OF the season have determined 70 dispose
the ncrecost " importation E
On ait tr Monday the llth, the following invoice
be submitted for INSPECTION which, with the low seal
es alta he'd each ioi forms at the most arsc
and important display of Elegant Garments oere'
The subjoined explanatory list win convey tdladiss
a limited idea Of the immense Inducements offered on
OccAsion:--
20 BLACK SILK sAcQUEs. a to So inches long.
ITO do, highly orDanentei.
N do, superb guipufe inmi
l72 PARIS ROTONDES.
225 n do., IN Gothic figures.
lao do, elab0rat ly embroderod.7
zOJ MISCELLANEOUS STYLES, OF exquisite design
rA's S1xoNY AND HUNGARIAN GARMENTS.
400 LIGHT FANCY SPRING SHADES
SsS ENGLISH MELTdiNs ~
A LARGE LOT OF THE NEW POLISH CIRCUL
in every imaginable variety.
MISSES AND GfIILDRENS GARMENTS,
I'm Cloth ami Silk in proiuson. and suitable to ali age
AS Broadwa
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-10-14
Bristol Monument.

The Monument that the energetic cit
izens of Bristol proposed to erect to the
memory of their fallen braves while in the
service of their country will be dedicated
on Thursday the 18th day of October,
1868. Hons. B. F. Wade and A. G. Rid
die, will be present on the occasion and
deliver the orations-
This Monument was designed by F. j.
Hammond of Bristol, and executed by
Myers, Uhl & Co. of Cleveland, and is a
work of art unsurpassed in its conception
and unexcellsd in its execution.
Arrangements are being made by the
Soldiers Aid Society and Landlords, SO
that all who may come will be accomoda-
ted.
The ceremonies, will be grand and i'm
posing, exercises will commence at 10
o'clock A. N. Era
The whole is in charge of competent
and energetic committee, who are deter
mined that nothing shall be wanting on
their part to make the occasion an agree
able one to all.
In behalf of the departed Soldiers, we
extend cordial invitation to all, thus
giving evidence by their presence, that
though they have fallen while nobly fight
ing for the preservation of onr Govern
ment, their memories are still cherished
in the hearts of grateful people.
A. j. BROCKETT.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-10-14
Who are the valIandigham Editors

From the papers in support of Vslland-
igham are obtained the arguments with
which Copperheads seek to put down this
war. Now we invite the attention of all
to the following facts:
Vallandigham's home organ, the Day
ton Empire, employs as q political writer
one George N. Baber, who was, at the
commencement of the war, the editor of
sheet. He was full of blood-thirsty fu-
ry, howling for the massacre of the boys
from Ohio, who were following the flag of
the Union. He published dispatches ad-
dressed to him personally, announcing a
rebel victory at Fort Donelson, (such was
the first report at Nashville, and rejoiced
over it. The Nashville Union says there
was not more rabid rebel in Nashville
than he. Now he is editing Copperhead
paper in Ohio.
The editor of the Marrietta Republican,
a fierce Vallandigham sheet, is one Chas.
Rhods, who was in 1861 citizen of Vir-
ginia, and voted for the ordinanes Of Secs
sion. Now he is a Democratic editor.
The central organ of all disloyalty of
Ohio, and of course determined support
er of Vallandigham. is the Crisis, publish
ed at Columbus by Sam Medary. In the
Crisis of March 2Sth, 1861, this Medary
published an article denouncing the Con-
stitution of the United States, are urging
the adoption of the Confederate Consti-
tuition in its place, declaring that the lat
ter was live instrument while the former
had outlived its usefulness. Now he is
the exponent of the "Constitution-as it
is" party.
These are samples of Vallandigham ed
itors. 1t is not possible that Ohio will
endorse them.