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Brain work.

No man after middle age if he hopes TO
keep his mind clear, should think of work
ing his brain after dinner, season which
should be given up to enjoyment The
immediate result of postprandial labor is
always inferior to that produced by the
vigorous brain in the mOrnining. When
mental labor has become habit, however
we know how weak are the words of warn
ing to make sufferer desist; and we are
reminded of the answer made by Sir Wal
ter Scott to his physicians, who in his
who in his last illness foresaw that his
mind would break down unless he desist-
ted from brain work "As for bidding me
not work." said he, sadly, "MoIly might
as we'll put the kettle on the fire, and then
say, now don't boil" 1t must not be sup
posed, however, that we wish to depre-
cate even severe mental labor; on the con-
trary, a well organized brain demands ex-
ercise, and, like the blacksmith's arms,
fiourishes on it. We believe that pleas
urable brain work can be carried on to
an almost limitless extent without injn-
ry. A poet in the full swing of his fancy,
philosopher working out some scheme
for the benefit of humanity, refreshes
rather than weakens his brain. 1t is the
hard, thankless task-wOrk, which tears
and frets the fine gray matter of the cere-
brum; it is the strain and anxiety which ac-
companies the working-out of great mon
etary transactions which produces tht
silent and terrible reimbursement which
gradually saps the mind of the strong
man, and reduces him to the condition of
an imbecile.- COTnhiH Magazine 10.
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fight with desperation, aud after a long
and obstinate conflict the enemy slowly
and sullenly gave way. In this last charge
the brigade of Gen. Caldwell, Second corps,
aud that of Col. Switzer, from the Fifth
corps, won great hOnors The charges
made by our men deserve mention, but
want of time forhids. The rebels made
frequent attempts to capture our artillery,
and at one time had Watson's battery in
their possession, but it was retakeu in q
furious charge by BIrney's division.
The battle lasted till fully 81 o'clock,
when the enemy fell back to his old posi-
ton, and left our veterans the ensauguined
victors of that field. Our pickets were
thrown out, and our lines covered most of
the field, including a great number of the
enemy's dead and wounded. lg i8
/ visited some portions OF the line by
moonlight aud can bear personal witness
to the terrible ferocity of the battle. In
front of some of our brigades, who had
good protection from stone walls or fences,
the rebel dead laid piled in lines like win
nows of bay. In front of Gen. Webb's-the
delphia-brigade, they lay so thick
as to literally cover the ground. Not far
from here was found the body of General
Barksdale, that once naughty aud violent
rebel, who craVed as a dying boon a cup
of water and stretcher from an ambu-
lance. boy. He is literally cut to pieces
with wounds, and must die.
A great and magnificent feature of this
fight is the spleodid use of artillery
Though our line of battle was only mile
and half long, yet almost every battery
belonging to the Army of the Potomac
was more or less engaged. Every oIe of
the reserve batteries was brought into ac-
tion, the positions for use being numerous. |
The enemy also used artillery largely, but
not to near so great an extent as we did. |
From this they suffered immensely, and
specially on the left, where canister was
largely used. / believe we lost no srtil-
cry, unless it was two or three disabled |
pieces, though it was very wonderful we
lid not. L. L. CRoUNsE.
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SHHRIEE,s SAFE.
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE FLOODED STOCK,

PUBLIU BALE VI VALUABLE bLUUDEU SIUJhI
F.. tulr HORSES AND CATTLE.
DY virtue OF an order Of the Circuit Court fOhio
= county, rendered at its spring term, 1888, in
certain ths elm pendingl will offer for sale at
public auction, TO the highest and best bidder, at
the farm of A. Wilson Kelly, the Wheeling, West
Liberty and Bethany turnpike in Ohio county, which
tarm is now occupied by Vim. id, Saturday,
the 9Th day Of June, 1885, the following valuable
bio ded stock, the property Of Hanson W. ChaPJIns
tO-Wit; . ... ...a#-.
Two BIoOded Colts, between aud years old.
One Blooded Mare aud Colt.
% Two thTee.year old BlOOdsd Colts. .fla#
One Bay Mare.
Three Durham Cows. ...
one White Durham Cow, with Calf at her side.
Terms Of Sale-A credit Of four months the,
purchaser giving his bonds with approved security,
said bonds bearing interest fro day Of sae until
paid. Sale commencing Rt 10 o'clock A. 81.
l. ALONZO LORING,
jun16 I'd sheFiGof Ohio county.
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The UNITED state.
Upon information
for
ConAscation-
The goods and ehatteIs, credits
and effects Of the Bank OF the
Gnunuannuaalfh


M HEREAS, an information has been hlea 10 the
w District Court Of the United States for thS
Western District Of tirginia at wheeling the 10th
day Of May, 1853 on behEf Of the United States by
the attorney thereof for said District, against the
goods ehatteIs credits and effects OF che Bans Of the
COmmOnWealIh in the hands Of D. BurkhaFt and the
Bank Of Bsrkeey. in Virginia. alleEiL in substance
that said property has been brought since the 10th
day Of August, 1851 from parts of the United States
by the President be in insurreeG on into
other parts Of the United States in ins1rTre-
ton; Tor which, among other in said infor-
nation mentioned, said pr Perty became forfeited to
the use Of the United states and praying that the
same may be condemned rs forfeited as Aforesaid.
Now. therefore, in pursuance Of the mOnitiOn IN
der the seal OF the said CnuIt directed and de-
livered do hereby give public notice TO all persons
claiming the said property, or In any mannrf inter
est-d therein, that theV be and appear before the
said Dis rict Court TO be held Thesng in and for
the i'd Western District Virginia. the 10Th day
Of June, 1868. At eleven O'Clock In the forenoon OF
that day, provided the shall Be day Of jgFs
fiction, otherwise, the next day Of Jurisdiction
thereafter then nd there to nteTPOse their CLAIMS
and make their allegations in that behalf
Dated the 2Sth day OF May, 1868.
z. N. NORTON, U. 8. Msrsbal.
BENZ. b. sMITH, U. s. Attorney. my29 lot
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The Psr,sn;I : 8 Sie,sRg Property of Oopa'sa'ion.

" HEREAS, an information has been hIed on be-
w hah OF the United States, by the Attorney
thereof for the Western District Of Virginia. in the
District Court Of the UuTed for said district
on the 2Oth day Of May, 1868 against the personal
property OF y. u. Morton in the hands of D. Burk-
hart and the Bank Of Berkeley, in Virginia alleging
In substance, that said Morton has been eugaesd
since the lZth day Of July, 1862, in insurreetiOn
against the United States and in giving aid RRd
fort TO the enemies Of the same: and that the eby
among other in -aid information mentioned
said property became forfeit to the United State,
forfeited Aforesaid.
Nov, the efOre. In pursuance Of the mOnitiOn mn
der the seal Of the said Court, to me directed and
delivered, do hereby give public notice to all per
ms claiming said property, in any inter
ested therein, that they be and appear LsIors ihe
said District Court, to be held at Wheeling. In aud
for the said Western District OF Virginia. on the 10th
day Of June, lS-3 at IL o'clock in the forenoon Of
that dayif the same shall day Of Jurisdiction,
If not, the next day Of jurisdiction Thereafter-
then and there 4 iDterpose their claims aud make
their alleg atoms in tn & behalf
Dated Ihis 2Sth day Of May, 1868.
=. VI. NORTON, o. 8. Marshal.
BENZ. II. SMITH, o. s. Attorney my29-1st
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Sherif's Sale. '
VALUABLE H0gSEHOLD FURN q.

VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURN
TURE.
DY virtue ofsu order Of the Circuit Court Of Ohio
ID county, rendered at its spring term, Is63 In
tain causes therein pending will offer for sale n
public auction to the highest aud best bidder the
residence OF Rev D. W. Fisher, on 4t street. city OF
Wheeling. on Tuesday, June 31Ih, 1858 The follow
ing valuable household furniture, the property Of
Hanson W. ChApline, viz: Dressing Bureaus, Ward
robes, Chairs, Hall Rack, Tables Stands. WA.hstands
Be Steads, Looking 8lasses, Clothes Pre- ., Mantle
Clock, Lounge and Matrass, Kitchen Safe, &C., &C.
Terms Of SAle-A credit Of four months, the pur-
chaser giving bond with approved security, said
bond bearing interest from day OF sale until paid.
Sale 70 commence at 40 O'Clock . m.
ALoNZO LORiNG,
tunl94 t eheriH Of Ohio county.
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BOARD AT SARATOGA SPRINGS,

" "ASHIhGTON NALL Gate Mrs. Mason'sl, 50
w long and ttvOrRbly kno~ n TO ViLitOrs at the
sprinBs, Is NOW OPEN fpr the reception Of guests.
house 10 LARGE delightfully."- situated on BRUA D.
WAY, bstween the CONGhESS Rad EMPIRE
SPRINGS, aud i surrounded by ample ana beautI-
Ia y shaded grounds. Table hrst ciass-Hnd The
TOoms well adapted for families IaTg partirs o.
Ir.ends For further particulars address WASH
lNdlON HALL,SARATJGA A SPRINGS june N
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NOTICE.
PEovosr MAEszIL GENERALS ov1

PKovOsT MARsHAL GENERALS OFFICE,
Washington, May -, 1868 ( .
WE attention OF all officers, who have been hon,
i orably discharged on account Of wounds or diss-
5ty, and who desire to enter the service in The
Invalid Corps Is called TO the provisions OF General
Orders No. los, of 1858, from the War Dtpart;ueut
published IN the papers Throughout the country
Such Ofneers are requested 70 comply promptly with
the provisions OfthAt order, and send their written
applications, therein provided for positions the
Invalid Corps, tstating the chRraet Of their disa-
tE with az little delay as possible, to the Acting
which they may be. such Acting Assistant Provost
Marshal General will at once forward the applica-
tions, With his Endorsement, to the Provost Marshal
General at Washington.
Onicers for the Invalid Corps will be appointed
Immediately upon furnishing the papers required Ly
General Order No. los, Of 1868, IRON War Depart
meut. Their pay and emoIaments will commence
from date OF acceptance Il such appointments, and
not from date determination OF the respective com
srands to which they may be AssiEuesi 40
J. b. FRY,
myZ9 I'm Provost Marshal Generni
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l6-SPECIAI NOTICES Double the above rates.
A6-Yearly Advertising reasonable terms, accor-
ding To the space occupied and the number changes
made.
All from transient persons strang
era, to be paid for in ddrdHce.
Business Cards exceeding hvs lines, SO year,
So for six months but for shorter period nothing
will be counted Iess than square.
The privilege of Annual Advertising Is limited to
the AdVertiserB' own Immediate business; and all
advertisements for the benefit OF other prisons as
we'll all legal advertisements, and advertisements
of auction sales and real estate sent in them muSI
bo paid for at the usual rates.
Acknowledgements not accompanied with wr tteh
directions. will be inserted until forbid and charged
accordingly.
Notices for Political Meetings to be charged in all
cases ut full rates.
Marriages, Noticesof Funerals, and announcements
of sermons, so cents each nouvll-'59
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HEADQUARTERS 2IrH BRIoApE.
TVhaalJ,s- TSah lane 1881
aeneral order No. 9. lsesl


I. The 1854 Regiment, Hancock county, viii b
mustered tor seTvlcS. such hour aud Pace may
be desiguRted by the ''olOnel commanding, on Fri
day, the 18th inst. and IrOceed thence this pla
by the cleveland and PItIsburg Railroad, reporting
upon arrival, at these headqu trterG.
II: The 1881 Regiment, brooke county, will be
mustered for service, at such hour and place
be designated by the Lieutenant Colonel eoznmind-
Ing on Friday the 18th inst. and proceed to this
place, by the Cleveland and PittsburE Railroad
porting upon arrival, at these headquarters
III. The 1ss battalion OF the l6lst Regiment, Ohio
county, will b. mustered for service, At O'clock A
H., on Thursday, the 18th inst, at Tradelpha; and
the I'd battalion NJ the same regimsnt, On Friday,
the 18th inst, At the same place; each battalion,
the day OF muster will prOc-ed to this place. by the
HemPfed Railroad, reporting upon arrival, at these
headquarters. --
". The 18th Regiment, Marshall county, Will be
mustered for service, Friday, the 18th inst. At
O'Clock, P. NJ, at huntsville, MarshRn county.
v. The 5th and 4th Regiments, Ohio county, will
be mustered for service, at o'clock, A. NJ on Wed
nes1ay, the 17th inst., Fourth Street between
Union and Quincy Streets, in the city Of Wheeling.
vi. The circular letter Of instructions accOmpa-
nying these Orders must be strictly enforced by the
eOmmandant Of each regiment.
VII Capt. Henry K. List, A. Q. NJ, Of this Bri-
Rade, Will provide subsistence and quarters for the
Regiments concentrated In Wheeling and the 134th
Regiment at MoundsVille. Tho Q1Hrteruaster Of
each Regiment, will upon the receipt Of this order,
report to Capt List, A. O. NJ, At Wheeling, for or
ders and Instructions.
VIII. For the Information Of II whom It may con-
cern, the following officers announced eomPO-
sing the StaG Of The 9th Brigade OF W.
SP ~ AsSsta6.
Lieut.. II. O. Plesher, Aid-de-CamP.
John &. kelly, Esq, having offered his services, is
appointed volunteer aid.
These officers will be recognized and obeyed ac-
eordinRly.
By order Of Brig Gen. JAMES 8. WHEAT.
B. DAVENPORT, A. A. G.. jun1T
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pRovo,r MARSHAL GENERAL's OFFICE,

Washington, D. o., MAJ 22d, 1853.
Ii MEN who desire TO join any particular Regi-
IA ment Of Cavalry now In the feld, are hereby
authorized TO present themselves at any time during
the next thirty days to the Board OF EnrO ment in
their respective Districts The B0ard shall examine
them, and determine upon their fitness for the ser
vice, and iffound be it, the Provost Marshal OF the
District shall give them transportation tickets TO the
general r. ndeZvOus, at the Headquarters Of the A.
A. Provost Marshal General OF the staLe. As
they present themselves at this general Rendezvous
they shall be duly mustered by mastering and dis
borsIns officer, aud paid by him the bounty allowed
by law. JAMES 3. FRY,
my2S I'm Provost MarphaI General.
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MOURNING GOODS.

DLACK BARRGEs, At old prices. -......
ID Biaek Grippe Meretts at old prices.
black MoZAmbiques at cid prices
Black Woo DECLINES. .a
Lupin's Black ChRllyG- -.
Black Alpaccas.
All Of the best quality at
my20 ..-G 4f7a-I u W. B. HEN9ENEYla
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HEADoUARrERs DEPARTMENT OF THE MoHOxsAHELA,
q 2
General orde-. No. 81

General orde-, No. 81
The Presidents proclamation calling for six
months troops does not superceds the orders estRb
fishing DEPARTMENTAL Corps, the nature Of which
service appears to be misunderstood. 1t is not de-
signed to keep this organization in active service for
any definite period, but simply 10 establish and keep
mp organization for the protection and defence Of
the Department that will be familiar to every
and efficient when required. After the particular
emergency Is over the troops will be sent to their
homes, where they can resume their usual Occupa-
tiOn, undlsturbed. They WI. be called ont only on
occasions Of threatened danger periodically Tor in
supposed that on average, not more than one day
In the week will be nee ssary. Provision has been
made by tOms Of the patriotic citizens of this city
to advance the Government the necessary money to
pay these troops regularly, so that they wall not
have to wait the action of Congress. Under no CIR
other department.
BY command of Nal Gen. W. T. II. BROoEs.
7. BEENT SwEARISGES, Capt. and a. A. Gen.
By order OF Brig. Gen. JAMES s. WHEAT.
B. DAVENPORT, A. A.d. jHn22
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HEADQuARrERs 24IH BRroADE v. NJ.
Wheeling, June 22d, 1868.

General order, No. I, 1881 ....
/. For general infOrnAtiou, the following extract
from the orders Of the War Department Of the Uni
ttd states dated 9th June. 1865 and General Order
No. 2 Of MAI Gen. W. T. II. Brooks, commanding
the Department OF the MonODgRhela, Of the 10th OF
June, 1853, are announced: 1l.....s ..s.#
WAR DEPARTNEHT,
WARRINGTON CITY,
OIL, l
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H0! For The SUMMER RESORIS,
The Ohio White Sulphur Springs

w ILL be formally opened on the 18th Of June
W the Anniversary occasion Of the meeting Of the
Ohio AsdicaI Society. -. II. - - - :
These SPRINGS. so national in reputation, and
popular IN favor, are situated in Delaware county
ONO, IL miles from the Capital and i've the Inns
Of two railroads.
They will be Hnder the exclusive control Of the
Proprietor, ANDY WILSON, Esq. They WILDE con-
Quoted with spec al reference to q place Of =
FASHIONABL EHORT
rel txatiOn healthy Improvement They excel In
all these features ANY sPRISGS IN AMERICA
.efsrenee to A. WILSON, Proprietor. Post oHles
addryss' Lewis Center, Delaware couuty, Ohio.
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TENMs OF ADVERTIsING.

wMyE sOIlD LINES OF NoNPAREIL, (oR oER INCH, ,loR
Es- : Z -T LESS, MAKE SoUARE. fU
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EN- NoRTON, U g. MarSbaI
BENZ. h. SMITH, u s. Attorney. uy29 lot
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The struggle grew hotter and hotter.
The Second corps was called on for aid,
and though it's Own position was strongly,
threatened, yet the First division, formerly
Gen. HancOeks, iuug themselves into the
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MAnkErs.-The markets are dull, not in
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