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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-09-25
NOTICE OF INOU(SITION.

Whereas Samue M en- uen, one Of the sons and
heirs at law OF Samuel McMuilen, lare of North
WoodberTy township, IN the county of Bedford,
now Blair county, presented petition setting forth
that the said Samuel Mullen lately died intestae,
leaving widow, since deceased, and issue as fol-
lows: Mary, intermarried with HAIRY Gates, now
deceased, leaving daughter, Sarah, intermarried
with John 4. SatterfeId, residing in the county of
Bedford, William McMuliea residing in Clarion co.,
Pa, Elizabeth, intermaTried with Johnson McCIel-
land, since deceased, leaving children whose
and residence are unknown to petitioner, but who
are believed to reside ia Carroll county in the state
Of Indiana, Susan and Sarah both since dead, with
out lawful issue. Catharine, intermaITied with
William McKieInan, since dead, leaving two sons,
Gerald McKiern.an and William Lapier McKiernan,
bo dlng in Douglas county in tue state of KtG-
sas, Samuel, your petitioner, Nancy Jane Tussey,
the widow Of he late husband, James Tussey, also
residing IN Doug las county, in the state of Kansas,
and that said int estate died seized in his demesne
of fee, of aud in tEo certain lots OF ground situate
in the town of V'oodberry, the east side of Main
street, being lots Nos. 2 and %, in the plan
of said town, adj dining the Lutheran parsonage on
the Moth, and 10 IS of George r. andollar, the
south, said lots leing each sixty-sx feet front ard
running back one hundred and ninety. eight feet to
alley. ~
Notice is therei ore hereby given, that in pursu-
ance of writ of partition or valuation to me di-
rected, will proceed to hold an inquision or val
nation on the pre- misses, on Monday, the 18th day
of October 1868, when and where all parties inter-
ested may attend if they see proper.
JOHN J. CESSNA, Sheriff,
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for pyeing Silk, Woolrn and Mixed Goods. shawls,
scaris' Dresses, Ribbons, Gloves, Bon,,ets,
mats, Feathers, idGloves, Children's C'lo-
mug aha all Kinds of Wearing Apparel.
NA SAVING OF so PER CENT.xen
1900; TOT 20 Gus yon can color many goods as W oald
can be produced from the same DYE. The proc ess
mp'e' and any one can use the Dye with perfe ct
Directions n English, French and German. in
For further information. IN Dve;n, and u;,;,,,
perfect knowledge what eolors are hest adsn,ed 70
aye over Others with many valuable reclpes,) pur
chase Howe Stevens Treatise on Dvene and Col
sring. sent by mail on receipt of priee-1O cents.
HOWE & STEVENS.
Tor sale by Druggists and Dealer, asvsroIIn ny,,'"'
sspesmbsr a6, is6s--ere. s'"e'"'y'
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-09-25

port reverse to General Thomas corps, near
Lafayette, Georgia. The report doubtless re-
lates to the engagement OF General Negley,
some days SINCE n II" sts'ad~'f esls1
2 Several heavily laden freight trains have been
taken by our forces, near Morristown, Georgia
Occupation of Little Rock-Tbe Retreat O.
the Confeds,ates-O6ic,nl Confirmation of
the Capture Of Little Rock. ...fs,5
- WASHINGTON, Sept. l8.-The following dis
patch has been received at headquarters of the
army. N p lo. aol bs h.a sff
LITTLE Rock, Arkansas Sept.-Maj. General
II, W. Halleck, General-in-C Chief: General
We have just entered Little Rock. The caval-
ry, under Davidson, are pursuing the enemy,
who are in full retreat south. Respectfully,
f. II. STEELE. Major General
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-09-25
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

The Register of Bedford County having is
sued Letters testamcntery to the subscriber, up
on the estate of Jacob Cypher, late of Liberty
Township, decd he hereby gives notice to all
persons having claims against the estate, to pre-
sent the same properly authenticated for settle
mcnt; and all persons indebted are requested
to make immediate payment.
DANIEL CIPHER, Ex'r.
Sent. 25. IS63-6t.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Letters testamentary on the last WILL &C., of Pc
ter II. Studebaker, late of Napier township, decd.
having been granted to The subscriber, by the Reg
ister of Bedford county, all persons indebted no.
titled to make payment Immediately and those
having cl'ims against the estate requested TO
present the properly authenticated for settle
ment. THOMAS P. STUDEBAKER,
September IL, 1s63-6is Ex'r
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EXECUTOR,S NOTICE

Letters testamentary on the last will, &c., of l.
saac Cuppet, late of ST. Clair township, decd, hav-
ing been granted to the subscriber, residing in Ma
pier township; all persons indebted are therefore
notified to make payment Immediately; and those
having claims will present them properly authenti-
Gated for settlement.
WILLIAM W. CUPPET.
August 81, 1s63-6ts Ex'r.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

The Proprietois of the GIRARD HOUSE, Phila-
delphia, would respectfully call the attention of
Business men and the Travelling community TO the
superior accommodation and comfort of their es tab.
lishment.
KANAGA, FOWLER 4 CO..
August 2l. 1S63-3m
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CAUTION.

All persons are cautioned against trespassing on
the premises of the subscriber by hunting or other
wise, as will enforce the law against all persons
so offending.
SIMON 3RUMBAUGH.
Middle Woodberry, Sept. IS, 1s63-3ts.
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u II. A X + R s ,

ATTORNEY 1T LaW, Bedford, Pa.
VIII promptly attend to all business entrusted to
his care Military claims speedily collected.
Office on Juliana street, opposite the post off ce.
Bedford, September IL, 1863
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--Ns a R Ee ! II %

DIEIiL-DIEHL.-In Friends Cove on
Tuesday, September 18th, by Rev. VIM. NJ.
Deatrick, Mr.. Samuel S. Diehl, of Bedford, to
Miss Emily Jane, only daughter of Mr.. Henry
Dieh of ile former place.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17

Dss'nbcr std. ises-ln's
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17
THREsHTsrG MACHINES

hsss sor sale tho Psst0n Triple GearAl
ff,rse 4osrer arfl n " Dingee a. Co's
Jroa Tkrsszrr. .ritli iRers,r.a, Sfrr.- Cu-ri,.
Tie fusefsins ii warranted 10 reurfer sss;.f.r.
fr'n 'n ah rorhasrrs. Thr price s.f i4-r~=
fr,wer. 20 ineh rLresher and Siraw-tarris !,
sElivsrsi .. ant sharf 10 Sc. Mary rouuiy !,
SisS
Farmer. ar- In-iiri 70 call AZ r,r Store il,
leonard Town sxG examine this Ti,r~-irrr.
E. LEO. SpALDfSG.
.cee 2ask. agfA---sf
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17
A07ICE OP D7FfDH.vD.

N application of J-ms~ n. Alvey. AL
~ "inis'rat''r III joint rayl.r. 'atr OF Saint
hary'' e''u"'y. d"'caseti. II IL ordered hy the
Curt. that '.rs said admai,.is,ra'", u,aifv tire
cr.~iit:'rs uf the said decreased T.. fi,r their
elaIns against IN. said 'irceasrl, ia tue he
sis'ri ri Wi'l- "ts,s al Saint Mar,'. cnnaty
...n 'r '-.."Fc the l.. day ni Janr.r: n-rt. fr
'!l:':rnl. and that ihi. as:s'r bu lnhii.t..! IL
,l'' aaint Mary G.ssei,e "nce a wetk it. racL
wsss ua'il the said l., day al .Jann'ry next
TEST. j. r. ", EAi.EI.
E'si.t~r al Mills
fer ST. Mas,'s cs,uusy.
Oct 2ai. 1868 -,d.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17

FhN. CHAlkl.IS BOSD yraduase n
IL thr Balsnl.ors Dental 'l'cli.gr. has-
Ing n-nnar~rsly l-caseA IN Ic.msr.l 'r.wi,.
sfjrrs his rrofrssf,:.sl srrvs-~- In the cisiz-.,s
IT this sessscn nl the Siaie. Fr.ns Az .xp~~-
iencr ef twelve ysass IL rfarssFr. he il ts~ti-
dent ii giving sai;siactin.. anl n moderate
Isessa~. C3si Ne ffsnna st M.-'rc's Hrlrl, aad
~Ia attend r,lii~nts u ;hcif rssias4srrs, il
6v@ea.
II Nay aa.i fsG.-Sf Fs
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17
BOARDING HOUSE
FOR TEACHERS And PUPILS AT
CHARLOTTE HALL

lie s'-iirsigntx1 ~ia ci.asi IA Rsastiirs q
.ltlasr il: tie village # Uhs-..sts. iI.E.
'.f 'he .'ss'rn'a ''at''ri 'If 'l''. Tes here ,..
Pupiis ,f ,r Ac:ei..n,r p,, a.. Ii ., s,.,ot-.r
i.'x' The i,s.>e esn,.-r. ,-rai.i-.i l,v ,,.,,,,.
Nsr'in. itsq. lis M ,l.--i.n t, kern fr.
tsa-S ',aIs" with Iri-rre. i%,8> :i,s! ;,.-'.liu-
81 ,sr'- Those 's,s.rSa - tab. l,,.,,a a, sliS
H''u-' 'sit. please make .afiv a.spiir,:I n tu
,ta. hr SITTER rr "'hrrti>e. Terms ar I>.a.G-
Ing saaas a. at the Stewards hn,rs
WM H. BGAWSER.
Sep. I1h. .Seo-ft.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17

T0 HEOH GRASrgp

Jthn F FeHwick. I.eona'd Town. mar ss.,
Koberi u Dent, c. .ap;issp, may 9th.
) " j Ae.Te, L..nari 1cwn. may 9th.
'l!,oDsas Bird q II j Bird, w oosis.,le. reas
.Ie..n II Waters 6 W.lIiam Mitchell, ss.::rry !
Nii!iaHi GrsenwrIl. i,ctpry, may :,ctk.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17
LEONARD TOWN
cIGAR FACTORY.

SE AVlSH rrrS ha:tt :hr snir" Interest Z"
the late arm al MORGAN. .laas>t.H s. fn.
the tnd%r-;.,.a,. WI. c.'.rac. the ha-insess with
pT"hitn-:. ami energy.
i large stock II rxcrlient CIGARS, manu-
fsc'nr~t from the it.; 'r.accu to I've Obtained
IN sie market, vii l'c kept constantly on
!.ahd. ami or,leTs will or ftret.,i from, ard
Cigars delivered 81 Factory prices. in either "a!
N" ronn,irA ot Prince G.oras. Charles. st.
M:rr's. Calvert ar thne hrur'ci
a bb>ra' sl,sre ri the PATRONAGE ri the l'''a-
,,'- rf Snu,iwrn Maryland is earnestly snIi''li-
ed fr the alvanccrnsT.: ri HOME INDUS.
TRY. iss>e,l rpnn ,hs :is,.u vi large sales 'wi1
reasonable pr'.:s.
Esz- All rr.ler. addresses. TO The uniersi-H-
-. a. T,eanaf.: Tpwn !. o.. will be promptly
attended ts.
r. A. JiElSON.
.JaK. ssk. sissa---iy.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17

TENHE STEAMER PLANTER wiT teave
4 l&u'irin-e for rhe Pa;uxent River every
Wednesday, morning, NJ 8 % 'r.nrk. commencing
".dnr"d"y, April /, 1868, proceeding as far
up ar Hills La ding.
Reanrniiiy. wlii leave His landing every
rriday morning fer !ic.lrdicl. leaving I,enedlct
every SATURDAY. n.ainIng, X, s c'ogk. for Bal
ilrnnss--caing NJ NIL tire urta, snLi,ys ON the
RIVER. s,.sH a p!,.ni Point going and retu, ring
Passage 10 Plum Pniut a,.d Psluxen; River,
81 81. he.ls Enirn
F'rlghi Iecri. ei up's a'cioek aE T.eyda~R
N. h. Tn"arco ;,s9 Hoysaead 81 25
- Fran Branch | 50
Gram rer hss. delivered on s'eams.'s
wharf ia
Az nid,,'"nAl iie!s!,t of nne-fon-,l, will M
'"higed on all dowG & eight ir,eneed for the
i'rrnch.
PS~s.nger< nre respectfully rrqnta.rd IN. 80
hrny any alice. cf Freight on s,nar,I ihe
Si"''i'i"' %" sse fnorning Of ner departure. sx-
r,i't thcr I'm. gage. as IL S,l aot ise i..ceives
GlA. 81. wEi.aDs,
Afs~y.
Ap-.l 2.i, 1853 If
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17
CLOTHING! CLOTHING! +!
Wholesale and Retail.


AI0TiCE 10 hereby given that the sabscri.
y 'ers have "b,ainrd rom the Orphans
C""ri af ST.. Mary . esua'y. in Maryland. let
iers of administration m the personal estate OF
&. J. S"rus. late cf said county. deceased
Al rerrnrs having oiain. sga,"s, ,le sad de-
ceasea are hereby warned ia esh,bi, the same
with the r'oser voHches s!.e-eof. .a the suA-
rsr'"ers On ar betare ,hs s,h day Of Arril
1864. oih-raiee ihey may be excluded by law
ir'sm al .senea, "f the said .eiate. Gives IN.
der eur hanls ibis isi day cf October. iss;3
JAMES y. NORRIS,
CT NORRIS.
Administrators, W. A.
0cs,her lat. les1-4v.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-07
What Dix isDoing.

New YoRK, July The Commercials
Fortress MJuroe letter of the Alb, says
Gen. Getty, who just arrived from WhUe
House, is constantly Seeding of prisoners,
animals aud stock.
OF the plans OF Dix this correspondent
says: While small force made a feiut of
an advance upon Richmond, he sent q
heUVy force in an entirely different dirsc
lion, which will strike Il blow to the Oper-
ations of Lees army.
The destruction of the bridges of the
Virgins Central Railroad over the South
Anna River vetoes the transit of reinforce
ments 10 Lee via Fredericksburg.
The greater portion OF Beauregard's
army is with JOhustOn's, and the forces
have been SO extensively drawn from
Charleston, Mobile and Savanuah as to
leave them almost defenceless. The fOrti
ticttiOns of Richmond are manned by
clerks, and all the soldiers aud officers
were ,brIgaded and organized by the rebel
Gen. WiGdeT.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-07

outer pickels. Confirmation of the rumor
Il awaited With intense eagerness.
The same paper has special dated Des
Moines, July Alb, which says the Indians
on the border are aroused to horrible ac-
ton aud excitement, Wbicbis mOmenIariIy
have direct Information
from the border that no less than 600,
principally Sioux, just attacked the Paw
nee agency, on the Platte river. They are
said to have fought like devils. l am
unable 70 give The result, although Il Is
understood that many Of our men defend
ing the place were killed and wounded.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-07
From New Orleans.

FoRTREss MoERoE, July 6.-The steamer
CthaWba has arrived from New Orleans
July LIST, freighted With cotton aud sugar,
bound TO New York. She also brought 48
rebel prisoners. She reports the lombard
log of Port Hudson going on when she
left. Our steamers were running up the
river regularly with Gen. Banks supplies.
There is no truth in the report of his sup
plies being cut of.
Great confdende is expressed that Port
Hudson will soon fall. DestrIers sre daily
coming into Banks lines from the rebel
army
The Richmond Eoqnirer ofJuIy b says,
the Yankees are making a raid into East
ern Tennessee. A strong force WAS in
ZeguIetchie Valley on the 22d inst.
There has been 40 communication With
Rockville or London Bridge since. IL is
believed important movements Of Bragg's
and Ro.ecrans' armies are 10 progress. No
particulars.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-07
TRURTEE,R HALE.

10y virtue of deed of trust executed by Hugh
ID NichOIs on the 18th day of March, 1859, and now
OF record In Ohio county, State Of Virginia, III book
49, page 672 will sell in the city of Wheeling, at
the front door Of the Court House, the first Mon
day of July, 1888, the following property, viz Lots
No SO, l03 q, no. Ill, and 90 feet of Lot No. lU2,
parts OF Lots No. and g. and halfof Lot No. 3d. all
In the First Ward of the ty Of Vince ing. Also, at
same place aud time a piece II ground with the i'm
provemets thereon located at the west end of Union
street on the wharf, formerly known as the Ferry
House. Also, at the same time and place. the fol-
Wheeling, IN Quincy street, Lot No: Il, u lot No
ing, North oflot No. T6 u lot No %, and lot No.
s Also, at the same time aud place, 10 shares
of stock Iu the Belmont Bridge Company, and 10
shares of stock in the North Western tank Of Vir-
giuin, will also sell under same deed Of trust,
the second Monday in July, 1853 in the town of
MoundsvIlle, Marshall county, state Of Virginia,
farm known as the SOckman Place, situated in said
Mai shall C unity, on the waters OF Fish creek,
tanning $50 acres, less. Said farm is six
miles from Glen Eastou and eight miles from Gamer
on Also will ssll under SAID deed of trust, the
third Monday Of July, 1885, in the of Martins.
Ferry ri4ht and boat the Cottage Hotel with two lots
of ground, all located in the said town Of Mar
tiLsvllle.
Terms of Sale-one third in cash, the balance in g.
12 and IL months with approved security, and title
retained until the money is pad.
my9 ISAAC Colts, Trustee.
St. clairsyiIe Chronicle copy and send bill to this
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-07
SECOND TOAST.

~PoLIcE MATTERs.-Fourth of July
aud the day following were rather fruitful
of brawls and fights and disorderly con-
duct generally. The Aidermen's dockets
show that goodIy portion of the Popula
ton were greatly demOralized. Some Of
the Aldermen inform US that they have
been up night and day for three days dis
posing of disorderIy cases of various de-
scriptious.
On Suudsy man by the name of Ander-
son went hack riding with some of his
friends. During the day be lost bis pocket
book, containing FIFTY dollArs, and discoT-
cred the loss after he returned to the city.
He got the whole crowd together and
marched them down to Aid. Robertson's
Office, where, at the suggestion of the &C.
cu-ed themselves, all we're stripped and
searched but no money was found.
Michael BrAnnan was fned $40 and costs
for breaking in the windows of one Mrs.
Nary Clark, who now inhabits che iustitu-
ton known as Fort Nichols, and Mrs,
Clark was fined for keeping disrePuta-
BILE house. Mrs Haymaker, who lives
with Mrs. Clark, was also fned.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-07

R~A DRsPERATE AssAuLT.-on the
fourth of July a man named Hudson, who
resides, we understand, in Monroe County,
Ohio, visited the city, bringing With him
his daughter. During the day he became
somewhat intoxicated aud wandered away
leaving his daughter in the street.
A young man by the name of Stevens
encountered the young lady in the street,
aud haviug bad some previous aceuain-
lance with her, invited her to go over to
his uncle's house in Ohio, aud remain over
night. The young lady accepted the inyi-
tatiou aud the two crossed the river in q
sk,H. The father was shortly afterwards
Informed that his daughter had gone 10
Ohio, and being half crazed With liquor de-
termiued to follow her, supposipg that
Stevens, to whom he was a stranger, had
some designs upon her. Accordingly, in
company with n half intoxicated friend
he erossad the river and jast before over
taking Stevens and his daughter he picked
up q pitch fork and made most furiou.
assault upon Stevens, running one of the
prongs of the fork through the Aeshy par
of his arm and beating him over the head
ia a most brutal manner. Stevens man
aged to make his escape aud returned t'
the city, leaving the girl to the tende
mercy of her drunken father.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-07

nea-A RuEAWAY HORSE AMONG THE Chill
DREN.-At MOuudsville on the 4th, great
CONSERVATION was created among the school
children who were assembled upon the old
Camp Meeting ground celebrating the day.
A horse that was standing hitched near
the grove, stirred up a yellow jackets nest
and about a quart of the little insects "lit
into him." The animal broke his bride
and dashed madly into the midst of the
crowd of children scattering them in oil
directions. The horse tread upon aud
slightly injured some three or four persons
The widest confusion prevailed for short
time.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-07
From the Southwest-Another In
dian Outbreak.

New YoRE, July 5-The Sunday Mer-
curry publishes y dispatch dated Cairo, July
Z, stating IL was rumored there that an
engagement was progressing on the 80 h,
between the advancing forces of JIhnsOn
and those Of Grant. Il is known that q
scouting expedition from Johnson's army
had penetrated very near our position on
the previous day, when TOMBSTONE whole
force was within . few miles only of our
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-07

BALTIMORE, July 6-BriE Gen. HonPt
reached here at midnight last night, and
had an interview With Gen Schenck upt'
one O'Clock ca Monday.
When Gen. Houpt left the headquarters
of Gen. ii adj The enemy was flying -
Mrade's headquarters were At CraigstOWn
Is miles north OF Ere ierick, aud to-day he
is no doubt at Frederick.
Gen HaIleck is in possession Of several
recent dispatches from Gen. Meade, and
from their tone declares that Lee has sUf-
feIed disastrous defeat.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-07

nA-ATTEsTIoH CAVALRY The Bore
man Rangers were mustered into the U. s.
service yesterday, aud are now eucam ped
on the Island. Fifteen more men are
wanted to complete the Company. Those
wishing to volunteer will report to Capt.
" q. Stanley or Lieut.. Dawson, at Lafay-
cite Hall on Monroe ST.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-07
United states OF America, WesLern
District OF Virginia, 5. S.I
The Union Coal and Oil Company
Three Boilers and Engines Of the steamer Hanging


Three Boilers and Engines Of the steamer Hanging
Rock.
NETHEREASR Libel has been filed In the District
w Court of the United States for the District
Of Western Virginia, onths 25th day of May, 1888,
by the Union COaI and Oil Company, against Three
Boilers aud Engines ana part of abe Tackle and
Furniture of the steamboat Hanging Rock. alleging
In substance, that about the 10Th day Of IctO
Der, 1862 tie said steamboat being then on trip
from Gallipo Is TO Lot p creek Shoals, In Payette
county, Va sunk Ia tile Ranawha River, In water
uaYigRble from the sea, by vessels Of trn or more
tons burthen, aud was thereafter totally aban-
dOne; aud the brllants Afterwards took possession
of her, and saved from the wreck the said Three Boil
srs and Engines etc, and that they entitled to
reasonable share Of the for the salvage thereof
Aud pray ing process against said Three Boilers AM
Engines - etc, reasonable aud proper salvage,
and that the aid Three Boilers and Ehgines etc, may
be condemned and sold to pay such salvage, with
COTS. charges and expenses. Now therefore in pur
suance of the motion under the seal of the said court
directed and delivered, do hereby give public
-tics to all persons claiming the said "Three boilers
aud Engines " ETC., of the eamboat Hanging Rock,
or In any manner Interested therein, that they be
appear before the said District Court to lie held
at Wheeling in and for the Western District Of Vir
gna. the 18th day Of June next, at IL O'clock In
the forenoon of that dAy-provided the same shall
be day ofjurisdietiOu otherwise, on the next day
OF Jurisdiction thereafterIhen and there to inter-
pose their claims and make their allegations in that
Dated the 9sth day of May 1858. 800.
United states Marshal.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-07

ST Louis, July "A dispatch sent west
this morning, purportiug to be special
from Caro- to the New York Sunday Mer
curry, relative to an engagement between
Johnson and Grants forces is a base fab
cation, no such dispatch was sent from
Cairo. 1t is more than probable the dis
patch from Des MOines relative TO the
movement of the Indians is also bogus.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-07

nr ExpREss OFFICE RoDBERY.-We
learn from passengers who arrived last
evening from Cumberland that the Express
office a, that place was broken open on
Friday evening by robbers and about $40
10 counterfeit money stolen. The thieves
being Indignant at their ill success be-
smeared the office with foul excresences,
and took their departure