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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-22
P0ST.0FFleE TlME-TAsLE.
1858 gUTHER ARBAEGEEEET 1885,
FOR THE
Arrival and Closing of Walls
AT THE
CLFVELAND POST OBFICE,
UomnsneIng April -, -

sB-MaiIs win bo opened and ready for delivery
ho1r after arrival Of trains.
StssAH Mails close one hour before departure
trains ARRIVAL OF NAILS AT DEPOT
EASTERN Through arrives At fs.5 M, l;40 f;s5Ph
stI1 aaseE1 TTg19h arrives At go NJ and s5 P NJ.
western Way arrives at 80 2; N.
sandusky Way arrives az 9-l3 4. n, - -
Cincinnati through arrives at 9;i5 A. n, s:s5 P H.
DO Way arrives n ~ f.a5z 2. NJ =,
Pittsburgh Through arrives ~ s-l5 7. n
40 Way arrives at 81 A u
Wahouing Way arrives at I.O5 NJ
Medinay Way arrives az 4'tp r M ! 81
Rockport &C, arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays ana SAT
BrsSsviIls Bath, &C., arrives Mondays and Fridays
sbalo8 center Granger North RoyaIton, &C. arrives
Mondays aud Fridays at 3 P n.
Warrensvile arrives daily at lB:l5 A; N.
East Cleveland aud Euclid arrives daiiy at A d.
CLOSING OF MAILS.
EASTERN THRoUsH, for Eris, Buflalo, Boston, New
York, Hartford, and Wil9ughby, Fa5nesTiils' n ees
EAsTEES FHEcuGB, for New YORK only CLOSES ~
EASTERN THRoUaH, for Erie, BufIalo, Albany, Bos-
/ ton New ork and Hartford closes Al so = n
EAsTERN WAY, rail- points between Clevelsna ano
W52sTSRs THaouGH for Toledo, Detroit chicago
and Milwaukee, closes at 10 ?. NJ, QeaYes At 5'le
ni WEsTHRs THRoUaH, for Toledo Detroit, Chicago
! Dubuque, st. Joseph and Cairo closes at 4-21 ?.
| WEsrERS WAY, for al points between Cleveland
| SLsDUsKY Way, for sandusky and all intermediate
I
| CIECIENATI WAY, for all points between Cieyela1S
l and Oinoiunati closes at 10 P. d., 0eaves at 81
next mornmg)
| CINCTNEATl THROUGH, for Columbus, Dayton Ney,
ark and Cincinnati, closes at 10 P. u, teaves at ol
! next mOrning.)
| CINcIsEAFI THRoUGH, for Columbus, Cincinnati
| Louisville, st. Louis, indianapolis, AanesYlle an
| wheeling closes at 4:30 P. Nj. q.
PTrTsBURaH T#HOUgH, for Pittsburgh and Wash
! ingtOn, closes At p. III.
PIrrsBURGa WAY, Tor al points between UleyellnC
Wellsville and Pittsburg Harrisburg, Philndelphli
Baltimore and Washing on, closes at 5-l1 \ NJ
I MAHONIEG WAY, for ali pOinls between CleYelan
I and Youngstown closes at 10 2. M.s (leagea next
. l ning.l
, ROCkPORf, &C. closes on Tuesdays, Thursdays 81
Saturdays, at y n. ,s
| urdays, at A. Nj -. q,
l closes on Tuesdays and Saturdays at A N
/ WARREEsVILLE, closes daily, 1870 A, NJ .
, -FAsf OLEVELAnD and Euclid, closes daiiyfa r !
y TMaii and Drop Letters are require By law
= RrkiI City Circulars are required to Prs-Pa
- Once open from $50 A NJ. to 7:sO P. M.
sunday nom = a. H. % iV'-' . K iCOwLEs, P. n
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-29

NEw YoRk, June 27.-The aTribuue,s
Washington dispatch says that there is no
longer any doubt that great battle will
be fought in Maryland aud perhaps Penn
sylyania. 1t is sufficient to say that she
movements of our army have been made
with promptitude and rapidity, and feel
ing of confidence prevails.
It is asserted that Richmond is held by
not over 1000 men. ->1NN. =
HARsIsBURs, June 27.-Tbe rebel pickets
are within 8 miles of Hanover Junction.
Il is expected the bridges on the Northern
Central Railroad, in the neighborhood of
York and Hanover Junction, will be de-
stroyed to-day, thus severing communica-
ton with Baltimore.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-29

A correspondent OF the Boston Journal,
describing the ipdikuities heaped by the
rebels at Port Hudson on the negro SOL
diers, says: "Rrisohers taken by the rebels
on the day of tie late battle were deliber-
ately murderedsud piled up on the earth
works in sight of the negro skirmishers.
Others were literally cruci6ed -nailed alive
to trees and slowly tortured to death. This
could be distinctly seen BY the black
skirmishers, and more than one brutal
rebel bit the dust at the bid of the negroes
uuerrlug rifles. AT night the rebels came
down from their earthworks and strinna5
the slaughtered negroes of their clothing
and offered iudignities to their inanimpte
bodies: During the flag of truce on the
following day, the negroes were not al
their bodies can be seen stripped and stark
naked, lying up close under the puma of
the enemy. Obi but the perpetrators and
advocates OF this inexpressibly damuable
iniquity arestOring up to themselves wrath
against wrath"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-29
From the Point Pleasant Rert,,.-

The 10th Of June, 1868, is the natal 5.v
o. thls last born of the ever glorious Ralexy
OF o., states. constituting the American Unio1
est virginia on that day, ever memors.
Ole In her future history, proudly tool bo.
place as one of the sisterhood of St.taa
porn amid the commissions of revo.
iulonr she is destined To he 80
ulea IN the midst of contention. cs.S.s.o
ana blood. Because of the darkness %
gloom attendant upon her entrance int
poluSat life, she is more cordisllv vel
coined and ELECTS more fraternaI solicitnJa
I yuan tue old States are wont to bestov
SS:H.eePung Kansas, no new State ever had
oimcnI'ies 90 arduous, so trying, to snr.
mount none ever persisted more 6eroicaIIv
sI 'SuSe usngers, seen aud, unseen, Till the
noa' ooIect of all their labors and PRAYERS
; - IoteFes contaminated by the PUTTING
..so op.t4IlS % the machinery of the Gov
;s;.9t OF west Virginia. The men who
voo",SS Soo 0otaly and untiinchingIy adj.
T roGa!eui tue movement for the division NJ
Virginia, Till its anal aecomnIisbnSsS 10 o'
serve, and, throughout the futnre ill u He
eelTe the heartiesl benedictions Of W.. re-
full people. VI gFate'
West Virgiuts starts in life With n..y
to incfte to noble action. To s.Ir Sa.l lucn
g.. L: S4iiu VI civil revolt her
- :. wSAlnS eyes behold land drencbed
laid waste by devouring armies. and ny
owu inehoate existence menses5 br .SI
leeoie thrusts of an unnatural motbsrs Hbo
o9ee proudly received the grateful bor.so
u all Americans, but now, ''none 30 noes
Is Is 70 do her reverence" The Mans of
Nest virginia is already historic. HoE
;Eaad the theatre upon which tits our nrir'
Iiege now to perform our part IN ~.
lssne now enacting. How auspicfons he
'sen end continues the time and plsces fos
.eqGiFlng lasting fame immortal bono.
J: s!rsaay assured those who yi1iIantI1
assisted" ct her aeeouehusat, less iIIn:,
10Y. 10y. out still, imperisbable fame Il, In
LIZ soE. leF those who nobly, braYeIy. seIf-
aSsll1elnglH guard, sustain ana defsnd
ss curing preearious infancy.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-29
OPERATIONS IN PRNNsYLvA.
MA AND MARYLAND.
The Rebels Fear to Advanoe


NEw YoRK, June 26.-The Herald's Har-
risburgt specials say the citizens are organ
izing to serve In the ritiepits. The rebel
advance still continues in the vicinity Of
Carlisle
n The Susquehanna has risen 20 inches.
At Headquarters tonight it is said the
rebels appear to be concentrating in the
Blnd Ridge passes and seem to fear to adj
vance with Hooker in their rear. ra
Preeaution has been taken to secure the
Railroad bridge from sudden descent.
Rebel prisoners report that Ewell has
% regiments of infantry, 5000 cavalry
and 2 pieces of artillery.
Six thousand men with 8 cannon were
sent to Mercersburg, half of which went to
McConnelsburg. ]
1t is reported that Hooker's right wing
is the vicinity of Hagerstown. 73sas.l'
| A Carlisle dispatch to the Herald last
evening says it is evident the rebels are
doing allithey can to mystify US as to'their
movements in order to prevent us Conceu-
ting anywhere.
Eight hundred rebels are eucamped al
Mt. Rock. Rebel scouts visited Plainfield
and Greason's stations last night. aa
NRw YORK, June GA special to the
Times, dated Harrisburg, June 26Lh, says
The main force of the enemy appear L
have halted back of Chambersburg. Larg,
numbers are concentrating in the mouutair
PAssesrs evidently waiting for reinforce
ments, and fearing to proceed too far thii
way, with Hooker in their rear.
Yesterday two rebel cavalrymeu wer,
taken near Chambersburg. They asser
that % regiments of Infantry, 900 cavalry
and 20 pieces ofordnance were not far from
that place.
The rebel column at Mercersburg mum
bers 5000 infantry, with 8 pieces of artil
lery Gettysburg is occupied by an .entir
division of rebels, who strike out in diff
ferent directions from that place.
The enemy has not yet entered Carlisle
although momentariiy expected to do. SC
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-29
The Rebels have Vacated BoonsborC
and gone towards Ghamherahnrp


FREDERIck, Nd, June 26, 9, P. MA
special to the N. Y Times says have lust
returned from the vicinity of South Noun
tain battlefield, II miles distant from here.
From persons who left Boousboro this D.
IN. learn that the rebels have all left that
place. Anderson's division, of Longstreers
corps, which arrived there on Wednesday
night and eucamped, left yesterday morn.
ing, taking the Kaynesboro road towards
Chambersburg.
The rebel force is estimated at from
1000 to 10000, infantry, cavalry, and ar
tillery accompanied by large wagon
The whole of Longstreets corps, had
crossed the Potomac and were advancing in
different directions into Pennsylvania. =.
There were but few rebel troops at Ha-
gerstoWu yesterday, all Swing gone to
Pennsylvania.
Lee aud Staff are on this side OF the river.
PHIIADELPHIA, June 27.-The Euouirer
has the following specials Bloody Run.
June 26th P. NJ. General MiIroy left for
Baltimore, and General Pierce takes COM
mand.
The Rebels have evacuated McConuells-
burg, and retreated towards Chambers.
burg. -
Scouts report force of Rebel infantry
ten miles this side of Hancock.
The Washington Republic says it is GER
tain that Lees whole force is north of the
Potomac. Ewell is in Pennsylvania, Long
street is between Boonsboro and the Penn
sylvania line. and Hill is near Antietam.
accompanied by Lee, and that Hooker is
just where he ought to be. 1.ir
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-29
TRUSTEES SAFE,

QY virtue of a deed Of trust, executed by William
u meConaughey. on the first day of April 1889
and duly recorded in book Is, page S. &c. ofthe RE-
cord OF Deeds, in Marshal county and State Of Yir
ginta will, on tn, 2lst day of May, 1855 between
the hours of 10 o'clock A. n. and O'CLOCK p NJ nj
the front door Of the Of said county seI
at public auction the following described trsrf nj
land to hebsst and highest bidder thereflr that q
70 say, tract OF land containing two hnndred and
eighty acres more or less, stuats in the said Mar
snail county, near to the village of Cameron EnoyVn
as Ihe home farm OF the said William NcCSona1C6s
ana on which oe then resided adjoining the lands Of
Judge thompson, Jesse Gaia. Samuel s. KittIe las
n. Bell and David McConRughey, conveyed to m. nv
tne sald William McConaughey. in trust for the han
en oil cerlan oil his creditors. The said tract land
70 De sold on credit Of six, twelve and eighteen
months, OF equal payments, with interest frSr, th
Gay Of sale the purchaser to give approved secnrit
is paid. ~ - Iss'e money
This tract OF land is in high state of cultivation
zzS acres OF which tsc.eared, two good bearing orb
ARDS and two comfortable dwelling houses and other
necessary improvements thereon W O'-Aot
DAVID McCONAU6HRY. J1rnstaa
have given my consent that the Trustee sbaII
make sale as above Of said property
HPrS'-4"d&F WM. McCONAUGHEY.
~ The above sale is adjourned TO the 1Etbor
june SEQ, at 10 O'Clock A. n. "a "a
myZS DAVID MiCONAUGHY Trnst..
81 The above sale has been postnonsJ ,,n,,,
monday, August Sd. The sale viii 1bsn
take place at the front door Of The Court HopSs If
marshall county between the hours Of 10 and o
i.LSf' iunl6
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-29
Fairfax Court House Occupied bv
GuerrillaS -

PHILADELPHIA, June 26.-The Washing
ton Star says, last night the enemy occ9-
pied Fairfax Courthouse with a Guerrilla
force somewhere between 100 and Ann
strong, the place having been previously
evacuated by Uuion troops, who were re-.
Gently there. 1t is reported that the place
was burned last night, but is untrue
though currently believed in Alexandria'
Trains of Lees army were crossing The
Potomac all last night. We hear this in.
dicates that he has crossed or is now cross.
ing his other corps, Hills aud Eougstreet's.
There are to-day other indications that he
designs operating: with almost tue whole
of his army north of the Potomac.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-29

1 ggl.I = ES4diSSk1e BEEEF.
until December 81sL 1858, to the United &c..
Ht9oPs stSaoned q Wheeling Grafton ParkerSbnrT
400 ~, ~ Sreek, Va, and Cumberland Nd
Inc Pesi 70 DO Of good and wholesome ouaIitv s,I
aeIyered N quArters Cneoks aud shRuks exeI1iS-SS
a. t t oinsrent camps, Quarters" aud HospitSis
IN snch quAhhtte9sand At such times a tbS lp.S1
mental OommiSSariss and Surgeons in cI,srS 81
hospitals upon CONSULTATION with the oontrsct %
ProPosalS VIII be rSeSlTSd for sunnIv,r,. :,
the above mentioned points separatslS le H"5 0l
blank forms for proposals. can b., had ON ,r,,t
graph. = - y mall or tele-
The certificate attached to the prOpo,,I r,,,,, =.
aS1ed BY two responRible parties. = VS. 70
1he responsibility OF the KuArRntora ,n,.. \,
sno1n y me ohieAl certificate d the ClpT n Az
naress District COST, the United StSt ~ She
q 5tddsrs must u present to respond II tb.T.
anG pe prepared 20 give b0nds for the fnISIi,St
thstE eontrAet OF tharproposas WI not ~ NC ~ q
Proposals. must b endorsed distinctly .sp,,n,..,.
I9T turutehng Fr0sk BeeES and addrcSa.5
E5os. q Sullivan, q 81 Baltimore, Nd. ~ N4p N-
Pt9 u In the uAma of hrm, the name, ~ an
me memoers and their postofieo AddreSS ,S,,St ~
pear or they VIII NOT bseonSfdered ast1+S 4P-
te{menta % be made monthly in speh. frr5tj,,.
my q on hand 4 none on hand to be rnade q -.
kAeh person, or every member OF 4 Err,
proposal muse accompany Il by an oath al SIISins
Z. ne united State9 9oyernment II he haS 80 -
All proposals. mot Complying -StrIrti,, ,,.t
ABOVE SpectneAtionS win pOSftiT - rsg.s.I Ens
i, - ss.- THOS. Q. SULiTTSI
JS----e-SSy4S C4pfA1R and O. s. MS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-29

Our friends of the Fairmto1t National
made mistake in saying that Mr.. Kyle
VISA candidate fOr.the legislature impress
ton county, aud we inadvertently copied
their mistake without correction. They
should have said wstzel county. A mem.
ber1Ofthe legislature has called our atten.
ton to the error and we accordingly make
this statement.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-29

NEW YORK, June 27.-The World saws
by the arrival of the Creole we have No..
from 1II new Orleans to the 10Th. .as q
The attack upon the rebel works at Port
hudson Was principally by 'BeitsePs And
growers divisions on the right Our troon,
were repulsed with an admitted loss of Seo
men. u ''ss OF fVu
rive companies of Metropolitan csvaIrv
were captured within one mile and !. ba !,
OF Banks headquarters. j '-'-''
Our New Orleans correspondanca -.
tains interesting details Of TIE 1 NJ ~
OF anairs at Port Hudson. aniaroI
dudley had offered to lead 1000 men Ia s.
a. assault upon the enemy's 5w6+ks
Hhat an order had been issued af,fboriGiI, !.
hope. IA Ia $500 -,Sn ~ 'oF : :. tor Es1tl 2
Lhere had been four arrivals of vonn;.,,Ii
ct New Orleans, aud the ST Lonis. an, III !.
er hotels were Sled with tbsm aSS,sHH
eept the wounded were strictiv n-ob az.
Gen. Aagruder issaid to have VitbGirsSD
nus troops from the Rio Grande and 5ons
towards Port Hudson. $50 lS0us
me Richmond Dispatch of the 2s5 sov,
II Is thought Vfcksburg must fan vi,bog,
tne i9terposttion of q miracle. The Nj
paIch mas report of a battle at Bie CO.
zap EAST Tennessee, on Friday last he
nMeen buekner and the fsdeFals pIdsr
D,;,b The federals were repuIsed
: WIN ms = neayy loss. Burnside commepcsi
a lS! movement, and Buekner feII hSeE
- OlAnton, to cover Knoxville. ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-29
PUBLIC SALE OF "A VALUABLE
STOCK OF WATCHES, JE VEL.
RY, FANCY GOODS. &c

PY VIRTUE of Deed of Assignment made by
ID William Suaffsr to the undersigned, as trustees
for the benefit of the creditors OF said liam Shat
fer bearing date the 18th day of June 1864
aud duly Of record in the Clerks Office OF Ohio
County, Virginia, we will proceed ON the 27th day
OF July, 1868 to sell at public auction at the store
room of said William Shaffsr, situate on Monroe
Street in thu city Of Wheeling Virginia the follow
ing described property, TO wit: All said William
Skaters stocA In trade, comprising Watches, jew.
elry Fancy Goods, Tools and materials fixtures and
furniture now in the store lately carried on by him
on Monroe street aforesaid also the uuexpired term
lease Of said store room that Is say for the
remainder OF the year commencing on the first dav
1854. -
from the day OF sale upon all purchases amounting
to the sum Of $50 and upwards and cash for all puF
chasss amounting to less than $50 In cases ofpur.
ehases upon credit Aforesaid, the purchasers Civ
negotiable notes payable at Of the city Banks
with an approved endorser.
Said sale will be continued from day to day until
the whole OF said property Is disposed OF
! ft-5 ". ]. HOUSTON
G. ". REESSTNH
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-29

I. The poet, LODgfellOw, is now in Wash
ington, watching over, the sick bed of his
6rhEe son, who several months ago left
home to enlist in Western cavalry reoi.
ment' and who is now suffering from cbiils
and fever contracted on the Rappah.p-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-29
PlovosF MANI. t4ExEl n TlSS-..,-= ),

III. My y e y; . Nay IA 1853
"A ment d oaValrY now N thu lad ~. reg.
authorised % present themselves at ar1y aeEeoy
t Ss ne. thirty SSys g The Board Of RnrOIpSent Is
thea and deternaina upon their htpeSS f ~
Ilses ent I found g = the Prov =
general Rendezvous, 1t tie Hes3a1S g ne
a. RrOyost AaElhAI ofthe sstStss AZ sHe =.
ssey PSeIS1t th9nsalges at this g6narai sSSn =
tasy soA4 ne duly Mustered by 3 nuSteFi5S "a -
SeEsing eeeE, and paid By hin the bo1atS % ois;
= 49,. -; n, JAMES B. FRYs
E ~ IN tt- ErUYost HarGhaI GoneFSI.f
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-29
That's vvhat,s tb. HI.,,..

Jennie June says, "Men never so entire.
" worship women as when they are sur
rounded by the woudfous folds of a deli.
cate semi-trausparent muslin dress. They
may respect them in calico, they NAV ad-
mire them in velvet, but they love them in
muslin" Itisthe semi.transparency, Jen-
nie2-BOston Post. Gu
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-29

THE heavy rains in the western part of
Pennsylvauia have dissipatsd the fears
which were felt that drOuth would ipiurs
tie growing crops, which, until the dry
weather, had promised SO finely. They
are now supplied with what they needed
aud there is little doubt that the wheat
crop will DO fair one.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-29

ErsHFrES thousand shells per hour have
at times been hurled into vicksbprv
Contemporary terms it a fts Fsqt1r, which.
ootlp says means h-ll. of IRE. Bad
talking boy, that Quilp.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-29

THE State of PennsylvaDia has furnished
one thousand one hundred aud ftfy.fvs
negro soldiers, most of whom vent 70.
Massachusetts.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-29

o. HEADeUARrERs AMY or PoroxAc .1an.
me army is in motion, and viii soo5n
9e 70 the front and north OF Bsltimors
nsaSy rains make movements slow.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-29
sBCRBTARY's OFFICE,
CLEvELAND 4 PTrTSBuRoH RAILROAD Co.,


Cleveland, May 25th, 1865
A SPECIAL MEETING of the Stockholders eI
"A this Company will be held at its office in CeTs
lSno on wednesday, the LIST day of July next, Gtlb
the Propety Of Increasing the capital stock Of Tie
Company to an amount sufficient to allow of the coz.
version OF Its mortgage bonds. The Transfer Book
mySO Sod Z. ROCKWELL, SECS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-29
Sherif's Sale.

HOODS Barnes
James Salisbury and Others. ohio Circuit. Court
"'Aee Z Brother Special Term, 1865.
Same. In chAneeFy.
S pursuance Of an order OF sale Issued from the
In the above named causes will on county
0hI tEsoS at Tie front door of the Court HouSe of
I'M EGanty oher for sale at public auetion 70
tne hIsnest aad best bidder the updiyidsd I3iS
teenths Of lot number one hundred and ei1btS
Ene' oeing the interest Of James satisbury IN ~
Terms of SaIe-=A credit of six and st,b+ r,u,..
baS PTleh9ser giving bond with good security SSI3
9ona bearing interest from day of sSIe nnfii say
"a maid retained until 1.-THE purchase money
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock. AN
sb..,crs - 49, ALoNZ0 LORIEG,
inn sstJ IN % ONO county and Commissioner.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-29
FOURTH or IuLYI
The United States

j the United States for the Western District Of
virginia In the above case, me directed, shall
on w eanesday, the Sth of July, expose for public
sale at the front door of the Court House of ohio
County lot Of Chewing Tobacco of different brands
said Tobacco will be open for inspection at The
warehouse .o Sc Of John n. Matthews Co., few days
Terms of sale Cash.
EDWARD NJ. NORTON,
Junzhd U. S. Marahal W. D. Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-29

NRWi YoRK, June 72f.-Admfrel Foot.
oled last night. esd a 35EST-f-s - IL
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-29
GoNIGBINED
ReaperS & Movers.

DRYoR FROST, n aud 2s Main street, wish TO
inform the farmers Of this vicinity, that thsJ
nave limited number for this season Of
Woods New Combined Machines,
Weighing about 700 pounds; very light Of drAfs, and
SSHEEAnted 70 be avery superior Mower IS vel -
reaper; steel cutter bal, ana easily mansged. Thee
Senines gave the most unqualified satisfaction les:
SSAson' ana every machine is now iully wArranIed~
1ney are perfectly adapted to our hills as we'll q
Ie teVel bottoms. Also, our celebrated and UNIV
ed TWO horse Mower, the lghtest draft nHehinels
use: Also: small number of the Hubbard Two
jun3 psyoR VRosr.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-29
sheriR's Sale.
VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURw,

fs TURE. ~A :
by virtue ofan order Of the Cireujt C,or-. =,
- county rendered 1t its spring term, Isss y
I 1 causes therel1 pending, VIM oer for Az ~
residence Of Rev. D. ". Fisher on an St y the
t1i on Tuesday June S0tb, 1855 The foiio q
IsIuaSIe household furniture the propeTty ~
Tooes Chatrs, Hall Rack, Tables stSadS
6Sos1 Looking Glasses Clothes Pres. NSntIs
s, ao1 ~ s and Matrass, Kitchen Safe &C.
baaS EiEng bond with approved Security ssIJ
0eE1ng interest from day OF ale iIntJ I1S
SAFE 70 commence at 80 O'Clock a m pau
ipn1a '- - ALOG2o LoRING,
-g1149 Sh6Fih of 0bfo rov,,t,
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government Sale of Cott0n=

pursuance of the direction of the secret.-v
OF the Treasury, and OF notice heretofore nn6.
1sneo, the second sale Of captured and abandansd
~ oh Jsr % % made at ST. LOnis, No., on Monday
jun2s Nv Supervising Special Ag,t Treas Ss,,.
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lutious be published in the Union and
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the world" as an Offset to the many copies
of the New York World ranked by the
newborn Conservative" E. Etheridge,
aud at present an officer OF the Lincoln
government, under pay, and enjoying the
liberty of speech on large scale.