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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-15
Ole, Jp.tle. be Done to the Brave"

Editors EntelEigencer:
Under the above caption, in your issue
OF the 18th inst, we noticed feeble etfu-
sion laudatory of General Milroy, emana-
ting from the pen Of some tenacious aspi-
rant for popularity, arrogating to himself
the high sounding name of "Guide" to
that military functionary-written, no
doubt, with view to future promotion
under more favorable auspices of that
General, which, should he be disappointed
in, will be no great surprise to the people
of the United States generally. However,
"Milroy's Guiden will have the satisfaction
of knowing that he done his duty, by ex-
pending his available talent in behalf of
that General, and has a right to look for
some compeHsation forthe Herculeau effort.
We are not prepared to say whether
that piece was written by a soldier or
citizen, nor we don't reply on the strength
or weakness of that communicate ton;
but as it saYors very much of language
used some time since in the State Senate,
where an honorable member got up and
persisted in crowding Gen. Milroy in as a
commander of departmental corps in
West Virginia, against the unanimous voice
of the whole house, strengthening his mo-
Ltion by the overpoweriug oremark that
''uen. DllIrOy LOOk tue w neelluR 1HIStttSNt-
Ger and would see at once who his friends
were here" Now, every Senator knows
that there are few if any in that body who
are not friends of Gen. Milroy, and who
have not approved his course from the be-
ginning, together with all the loyal people
of West Virginia. Yet who can help but
see the aLsurdity of such pictatorial no.
ton, to say nothing of the injury and in-
justice, done by suggesting one good officer
to the exclusion of others. Il is not our
business, neither are we going to say, what
generals are deserving of the most praise,
or who subject to censure. Investigating
committees, in possession of the facts and
duly authorized, will determine that mat
ter. Moreover. we have nothing to do, nor
little care, what butternnt correspond
ent of the New York or any other World
said about our generals. Such communi-
cations as these and emenating from the
source they do, are better treated with the
silent contempt they deserve than rAked up
and blunderingly replied TO by imbecile
writer's in our own papers. s7 g! ~.
In conclusion, we say that if Gen. Mil
roy or any other of our efficient Virginian
officers are ever seriously injured, it viii! be
by such writing as we have noticed.
nlu er A SOLDIER
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ited states ID America, In Ram

The United States OfAnorica. In Rem.
Two Muea he gpFOrrtv O, In ss;. cause Of For
WHRREAs,o on the Soth day Of june. 1888. An
information was hled IN the District Court
OF the United States for the Western Of Vi
ginia on behalf Of The United States by ne Attor
ney thereof for said District Against two muIsE ths
property ofJAmes ". Armstead and deScTibed n
said information; In which information Il & in sub
stance alleged that the owner thereof e en0aged IN
the existing rebellion against the United stafs-
that AZ the time OF his becoming 50 engaged hs 80
the owner OF the property Aforesaid that the IA
James "a. Armstead - holdinR once under the -
eAlied Oonfedernte States Of America or undaT me
febeous government Offhe State Of YfrRinIa sitti,
~ Richmond, and praying that aid pF0pgrtV ma,
oe oonnseated and sold forfeited 70 the IJnited
States and whereas an order Of sale for tba aboSs
named property was made at the Spring term n
1908 OF the District Court Of the United Statea RI a.
western District Of Virginia At Wheeling
NOW therefore, In pursuance OF the uonItIop under
me sea OF the said Court, to directed and doIiv
eied, do hereby give public notice to ali peTsops
claiming any Interest in said property, OF IN the
proceeds thereof to appear before the JudRe Of th
Court OF the United States for the Western
yis!ti q Virginia, q Wheeling. ON the 9Th dayof
september. A.. D. 1858, n the same shall be a dSyof
l9risdietions not on the next day Of jurisdction
thereaerS there to interposs their Claims and mSs
thetr allegations on that behalf va 81
EDWARD II. NORTON
. y. s. Marshal W. D. ofYa
BEEJ. II. sNfTH, U. s Attorney. i1ns Ia
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WAR DEPARTMENT.,
PROYosF MARSHAL aENERAL's OPRICR,
Washington, d. c., July 10, 1863.

CIRCULAR, iI s'-55E'--
No. -.
0IHE following extracts from laws of the United
States, now in force, published for the infOr-
nation and guidance Ofall concerned: ~
Section IL, of the Enrolment act, AFTER directing
how the draft shall be conducted, says: "And the
person drawn shall be notified Of the same within
ten days thereafter, by written printed notice
to be served personally, or by leaving copy at the
las place of residence requiring him 20 appear at a
designated place Of rendezvous to report for duty
Section Is, Of the Enrolment act, contains the
following: "And any person falling to report after
due service Of notice. as herein prescribed, without
furnishing substitute, or paying the required sum
therefor, shall de deemed DEsERTEH, and shall be
arrested by the Provost Marshal, and sent to the
nearest military pest for trial By couTtmGrtiGL I'M
less upon proper showing that he is not liable 20 do
military duty, the Beard Of Enrolment shall relieve
him from the dTaft"
The goth Article Of War contains the following:
NAll officers and soldiers = convicted Of having
deserted shall SItDeF DEATH, such other punish
ment a. by sentence Of court-martial shall be in
hicted." ..-
JAMES B. FRY,
JuIl5 1t Provost Marshal General.
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RendmIssIOn OF LouisIana-Import-
ant Letter from PresIdent Lincoln.
Executive MANSION, I
WASHINGTON, June 10, 1868. J

AesSrS. E. E. Mathiot, Bradish Johnston and
Thomas COttmGn: fI az
-GENFLEMES; Your letter, which follows,
has been received and considered:
To HIS Ereeliency ABRAHAM Lincoln, -Presff.
dent Of the United States:
The Undersigned, Committee appointed
by the planters of the State of Louisiana,
respectfully represent that they have been
delegated to seek of the General Govern.
menta full recognition of all tn 9 rights of
the State as they existed previous to the
passage of an act of secession, upon the
principle of the existence of the State Con.
stitution unimpaired, aud no legal act
having transpired that could in any wav
deprive them of the advantages conferred
by the Constitution of the State wishes Ia
return to its full allegiance, in the enioy-
ment of all rights and privileges exercised
by the other States under the Federal Con.
stitutiOn. With the view of accomplishing
the desired object, we further REQUEST that
your Excellency will, as Commnnder.in.
Chief of the army of the United States Al.
rect the Military Governor of Louisiana to
order an election, in conformity with the
Constitution and the laws of the State on
the first Monday of November next for ali
State and Federal officers H,0 -
With high consideration aud resnsc. 20
have the honor to subscribe ourseIvss
your obedient servants, - 80 ..ss'
.
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Music ReceiYed TO.laY.
Pittsburgh Female College

REV. L. c. PERsHING, d. D..
PREsIDKST.
A TENDANCE past year 294. Superb buildings.
IA Nineteen able and accomplished teachers. I'M
surPassed facilities in the ornamental branches.
Thorough aud extensive course OF study.
g. Iiis FORTY DOLLARS
per torn pays Ill expenses in the boarding depart
ment except washing and fuel. Next term eommeucea
Sept. l. Send to Preside mt PershinR for Catalogue
Pittsburgh, July Z, 1858 juIis em
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Go. A and 9, First Va, CayaIry In the
Fight &C 6eileY's Ford. HlfT -
"A private letter, publlshsd BY Request 10
CATttEFF ~ IF4FIqs, @ 4 3, R:

gaH Ia private letter. publiAhed BY request e
4. CATLETT's STATION, o, & A. R.R.l 80
- NO. VI sra.-7 June II. 1868.
| did not intend to writsto you so soon,
but we had q eight at Kelley's Ford last
Tuesday 10th inst.), and believing you
would like to know. hoy we Jared, I will
give you the particulars - "a i1-
The cavalry force left their camp near
Falmouth on the evening of the 9Th inst.
and arrived at the Orange l. Alexandria
Railroad between 0atlett's aud Rappahsn.
mock station on the. evening OF the Tth.
where we encamped for the night. On the
9Th we marched from Catlett's 10 BeyerIy's
Ford. which is about five miles above Rap
pahannock station, and campeda Five O..
clock Tuesday morning We crossed, our
brigade went first, which e itonposed Of
the1ssh Hl:i sths N.lYs, 3ddnd. Cavalry and
companies A and c, Sd Va. Cavalry. II
suppose 1t wss the greatest cavalry fight
That has ever been on the RappahRnnock.
Captain s. B. Conger, OF company E
mad his horse killed aud a hole shot
through his pants. Lieut. J. e. Honor |
OF the same company Twas shot through |
the sleeve Of his jacket; VIM Dpets was
slightly wounded in the arm, and q ball
passed through his tin cup attached to his
sadie Adam Wolf, Wm.g Bartholow and
wash Strafer had their horses shot, but
cut their way through safe. That IL An
company q suffered. Company A bad
InFee men (nosseriously,l and five horses
wounded. 1t was the hottest fight / ever
was IN, but thank God escaped unhurt.
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DIED,

About noon on Monday, after a lingering illness
OF several months, SARAH A. WToKHAH, wife OF the
late VIM s. Wiekham, In the b5th year Of her age.
The funeral will place from her late residence
at the Vineyard on Wednesday at ~ O'Clock, p. M.
The friends and acquAintances Of the family are
respectfully invited to attend. 81. 5..ls ct
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BRADIsH JoHNsroN,
THog. OoTT,r.v

Since receiving the letter roIiabIs = g.,
nation has reached me that q respectsSIe
portion of the Louisiana people desire 70
amend their State Constitutions, and con.
template holdings Convention for thst an
1eet. This fact alone, as it seems 70 me ;.
sufficient reason why the General Gov
eminent shold not give the COMMITTEES The
authority You seek, to act under the eriste
ing State Constitution. may add, that
wnlie 90 not perceive hoW such a com.
initial could facilitate our military onsra.
tons in Louisiana, really annssbsn SIS :,
might be so used as to embarrass them hem -
As.to an election to be held peIt M,
veneer, there Is abundant time Witbont
any order ey proclamation from me inst
~ me people of Louisiana shall not
oetn Federal and State officers by want a.
Anythlng within my power 70 give them.
7s y Your ohedient servant, - -
FEEt sos .saA. LINCOLN.
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SODA ASH

."E have received an agency from the Mss-rs
Fowler, Of New York, for the sale Of thefr
inPoEtauons OF Soda Ash, and viii sen at their
~ receipt Of large lot Of Kurtz brand for GSes5
Gass and Soap manufacturers. Also lot OF refiSeJ
invite the attention Of consumers. -T-1i4' "
i,,oo aF a=TaH AEToALP BURT, -
ILz0 ------ So Main street
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Kuled and Wounded ina the 7th Va.
Regiment at the Battles around
a GeGGY8bUFR. -e .r-.

AllAe0 ana "oundeu Ia the 7th Va.
Regtwent at the Battles around
Gettysburg. 81 90 .fgE.r.
We are indebted to Col. VIM. Alexander,
of Marshall county, for the following list
of the killed and wounded in the 7th vir
ginia during the three days fight around
Gettysburg. The Colonel writes US from
the field:
Killed.-Geo. Berger Co. G; James Da-
Wis Co. B; Martin L. Scott Co. B; Jno. Suter
Co. Fl. L. Stewart Co. @: Isaac Summer
field Co l; Aaron Austin Co. Z. aa '
Wounded fdtdliy.-W. NJ. LETTERS Co. A;
John A. Curton Co. X. e
Wounded but not fdtally.-Wm. Pasco Co.
G; J. s. Melott do; Andrew Matthews do,
John Reddy do; John Burkhart do; j. C.
Moyca Co. H; A. ]. Male do; G. W. Copan
do; N. E. Nicolancy do; Jas. Eicolancy do;
]. W. Snider Co. L: Alfred McVickie COM
pauy E. ], Hardesty company A; Porter
Hill company D; Geo. Frazier do; John
Avis company K john Cooper do; S. L.
Anderson do; Samuel Name DE- .; W. NJ.
Jackson company B John NetzelI do;
John Way company y: W: Roberts com
p ny B Isaac Miller do; T. Stuart do;
James Kinly company F; James Rice COM
| pRny A; John Malkena do; John J. Swindle
company e Harrison Hornbraker COM
pany II. ..-aa. -. tr ~
The above list shows that the 7th suf-
fered quite severely, considering that the
regiment does not at this time probably
number over 200 effective men. The men
have seen hard service and have been 10
about as many, it not more, destructive
battles as any of cur regiments.
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ME have just received n car load of fresb "a
N! ment, "Lynns' brand, warranted superior.
which we are selling low. Being the only AGENT
ior this Cement here We eau furnish It in uuSntI.
ties, on short notice. METOALP 1 BURT, -
JullV hh Main atranN
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Warrington Co. Pa. Boys Killed and
Wounded at Gettysburg.

Mr.. s. NJ. Bell of West Alexandria,
Washington county Pa, sends us the fol.
lowing list of killed and wounded in the
two companies from that county, belong
ing to the 18th Pennsylvania volunteers.
Killed in Go. C.-Capt. Achesou, ]. B.
Cambell, VIM. Eoiton, ]. s. Kelly, An
thony Null, S. Vaukirk, Thos. Lucas.
Wounded in Go. C.-Lieut. j. Vance,
left hand amputated, JAS. d. Mcfarland,
slightly by shell, Corporal James P. Say
err, flesh wound in both arms and left leg,
Samuel Kergus. right hip, flesh wound,
John Blair, in thigh slight, j. j. Clever,
in back by shell, E. ]. Cole, left arm am
right shoulder, A. K. Gilbert, right leg
slight, G. Ira, right thigh, John J. Jor-
don, left shoulder spent ball, D. s. Keeuy
left hand by a piece of shell, slightly,
Thomas McCune, left hand, slight, B. F..
McEear, rife ball through the right side.
T. MoWrie; ball through both thighs, R.
Miller, ball in the back, Allen Newman,
left arm amputated, Chas. Quail, injured
in head by shell, w. J.RadcIif, left hand
slight, P. Il. Shipley, shoulder and side,
James Stockwell, right hand and breast,
slight, Calvin Waltz, right arm amputated
at shoulder, Samuel Wise, right hand
slight, Jefferson Yankee, both legs.
Killed in Company K.-Jesse Sprouts,
Sergeant G. H. Hays, John Miller, Thomas
Carter, Robt. Hull.
Rounded-Robt. Maldoon, shot in the
cheek, Sergeant Alexander, in right hand ;
Johnson Pofin, in shoulder William
Hanlen, in hand and ankle, Isaac Clerholm,
in the leg, Robert Virtue, in breast. bad,
Joseph Corbin, in calf of the leg, Benjamin
Ernest in face -H
Mr.. Bell adds the following postscript to
the above list: 500
These are the killed and wounded of the
two companies made up in our county, SO
far as we could ascertain this evening. We
arrived here at two o'clock, and have b I'd
but few hours to traverse the camps. We
may by tomorrow or next day find more
names to be added to the list of killed and
wounded; but we uust from what infor-
nation we could obtain from those we saw,
belonging to these companies that these
are all. Great lamentation is felt and ex-
pressed for the loss of Capt. Acheson, Of
Co. @. He was universally beloved, and
for soldierly department, his equal was not
in the living. He fell while cheering on
his men in the hottest of the fight. We will
remain for a few days on the battle field
and what further information we may gel
about our young men will communicate in
some way. S. NJ. BELL.
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WANEEn
Hydraulic Cement.

A FEW good, active cOIored Dining Room hands
~ Enquire at Mcclure House. inlli ".
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FIRE PROOF sAFFs

A FULL stock Of Burke Barnes, celsbra,.d
n Safes on hand, which We sell at manu-
tne purchaser saving freight from Pittsburg.
JUNO g... sasl' hFFozA "a S BURT.
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AUCTION SALE

j. ....-- -.-s. OF si1si
Valuable Real Estate
WILL SILL on Monday. jane 22ai 1888. Al "a
= O'Clock A. NJ At the front door Of the Court
houss IN Ohio county, Lot No go, situated On ~
north west corner Of EoG and Third streetE Centre
-pSnieenng, on which Il erected tWO-story BFicF
toonas kitchen and cellar. Persons wishing 70 mn
chase are invited 20 call A1d see the premIIss = =
T. tstlI1s o. sale-tlooo IN cash On day OF sale and
me balance on credit Of SIX and twelve MONTH
WITH interest from day ofskls the purcIIiSer giT5nS
bends With good security III 49, eai1tS
Juno q = GB0. Z NIcKIAlI, Auctioneer
= The above sale Il postponed TN WednesdSV
jay 18th, at 10 O'Clock, AM III Il fuIT ~
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TWO VALUABLE FARMS
FOR SALE, a
In Brooke County, West va.

Il
VNHE subscriber hereby gives notice that he vii
9H ~ private sale, first the very valuable and
highiy improved farm near independence Pa on
which he lately resided, containing 200 acres Tbi1
land u otte rehest quality and near to market ri
cleared land except fifteen acres, which Is oTt besi
"hite oak timber. The Improvements consist Of 4
go Large Square Brick House,
two stories high 4Ox45 feet and s one OF the r,o.,
completely finished houses in Brooke county, and
as good as new Also one -- ~ - 100
r-.u FRAME BARN. r
eS feet BY 80, with stabling and double fioor tvo
large sheep Houses, nearly finished; brick SbFinS
House. Wool House and Carriage House, danbis
corn crib and wagon shed; wood house and coaI
house; hog pen and other improvements; also Print
Trees OF almost every variety. The location Il
OF tue oest IN Brooke county and is situated IN an
excelient neighborhoOd. - -aTlE JT57TI : ~
second: farm on BHffalo Creek, near Wan0b,
NM containing about lie acres, ali cleared exeen
lot Of ten acres dn0 timber; 20 or Is acres cretE
bottom the balance nne grazing and grHtn land . :
viii Also sell at Wholesale the stock of T-..-+,
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,.
QueensWare, Hardware, Ready-Made Clothin9. ana
Boots and shoes, being the stock OF goods nov IN
hand and constituting my Store IN the town 81 IN
aependenees Washington county; Pa This Il one
% the most desirable country locations anywhere 10
% iound; the country around being denseiy nonnIs
ted and . hne business be done at t6ii sfsn5.,
Il being the Eame that Richard Carter sccuniSd a.
many years, The building = not included IN TIE
proposed sale. Terms maze known BY cailing m
the undersigned. 42PefH 81 $50 - = W
jull1 L. ylfg8HGf t-l..z DAVID WAWauf
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Pittsburgh Iron.

M keep tuli stock OF all sizes bar, band. sheet
w and hoop Iron Of Pittsburgh make AiSo-
Norway American Nail Rod, which We will seII N
the lowest prices. METCALP { BURT. =
julio Sc Main street
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FLOWS. PEOWS. PLoWS.
FOR THE SPRING OF 1853. PRYOR FROST
Would call the attention Of Farmers and Dealers
% their very extensive stock Of Of Patent and Cen
ter Levers, Iron and Wood Stocked, Hill sides, Cen
yer lDEaughtB end Steel Mould Board PiOWss OF AZ
s1esy both right and LETT hand. Among them VII
oe teund every size Of the Pittsburgh PloWs, oGI
own make Of steel Flows, Gil1 Sons Steel Mould
BOARD Flows, the W6llsbuTg Pillow, and null supply
Flows, Oultivators, Sc, &c.
,ans.sa 80, ~ q PE ~ y : w, SES StTs..
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FOR Said

a,ay,,F FOR SALE.
M XokREsIDENcE In Bridgeport, Belmont C.ountv.
III On1o FIhere u about ~ acres ~ S-1o--,Sss
paEt o. g planted n fruit, s0lds q e bearinS
49, Selt o. water and necessary out buiIdnuI -
~ ~ place Terms low, and payments eaIV- IN 40
9lspoaed OF before the LIST Of August, Vii ia1 q
49, ~ lot1 and sell them IN that Gsy.-Any per-.
1o,,IS ~ good- bona or - good lnVestmsnf
-'Ss-@ w Ael4 70 secure this property --.r =
WheeHng, June n. Is6S.tsdi' : = : : y.
TINLoN FLAGS atths VaTissy STORE or =
I1pls 2 .aoliz D. NIcoLL BRO,
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Sherif's Sale.
HOODS 4 Barnes

HOBBS Barnes
James Salisbury and others. Ohio Circuit Court
v, 5zsl In chanooFy'
TN pursuance Of an order OF sale issued from the
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court Of Ohio County
in the above named causes, Will on Saturday, July
25th 1858, at the front door Of the Court House Of
Ohio County, offer for sale at public auction TO
the highest aad best bidder the undivided nine
sIXteenths Of lot number one hundred and eighty
one, being the interest Of James Salisbury in said
lot. a tErHTrEf-E [rr
Terms ofgaIe-A credit Of sig and eight months,
the purchaser giving bond with good security Said
bond bearing interest from day o. sale until paid,
the title being retained until All the purchase money
Is paid. ~ iaL4 ~ ~ - ~
Sale to commence 1t 10 O'Clock, A. II.
80 ALONZO LORING,
Sheriff Of Ohio County and Commissioners.
lun 23td 7. .-.L-I-- o..
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Upon information
for
ConhscatiOn.

" pursuance Of an order of the District Court OF
il the United States for the Western District Of
Virginia, in the above case, TO me directed hhall
on Wednesday, the Sth Of July, expose for pubic
sale at the front door the Court House Of Ohio
County lot Of Chewing Tobacco Of different brands.
Said Tobacco will be open for inspection at the
warehouse Of John NJ. Matthews Co., few days
prior to the Sale. ... H-r
Terms Of sale Cash Para ..-
..E aiE EDWARD NJ. NORTON,
iuu21td U. s. Mar6hRl W. Dot Va.
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% ONE PLAGUE OF EGYPT,
WAS FLIESf Egypt had no LIGHTNINe NJ \,
wv KILLER, the best article for the pune Il
ei Ja hSa sold ~ and Eos 81 5o afsT 90
10 zrr.s- TAKE A NAP - q ~,
A RIRR dinner, Il the dieg viii permit. Use thu
Be able 70 make '%your own terms."' Sold by
1-- e4G lT lELN 4. II. LOGAN 4 co
JuIs and LOGAN, LIST co.
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atty demand for such large and liberal
concessions, and the credit will be still
greater if they should show themselves
ready to fight for their programme. Still
it cannot be overlooked that the subjects
of at least two of the governments need
some of these liberties about as much as
the Poles themselves.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

MERcHAHrs' AND MECHANICS b Ask, -
Wheeling, July 14s 1858.
vINHE Directors Of this Bank have declared dtyi-
dend OF fUur az per cent. out of the earning OF
The last six months, which will be paid 70 the stock
holders their legal representatives on demand,
the state and Federal taxes paid by the Bank.
juIl5 1w s. BRADY Cashier
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The United States
va
A certain quantity of Tobacco
seized In Preston and Tuck
eE Counties as the property
Of David Bonnaheld.
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1BIsection OF Rcbeldom.

A correspondent calls in question a state.
ment made recently respecting the fall of
Mississippi by the Union forces cuts the
Confederacy square in two. that part west
of the Mississippi being equal in extent to
what is left on the east" This statement,
however, is literally correct, as the follow
ing figures win show:
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ASSISTANT QUARTER-MAsTER's OFFICE,
Corner q and 23d Streets,
WARRINGTON, D. O., July llth, 1868.
TWILL be sold at public auction, on Wednesday,
w the 22d instant, at the Corral, near the Obser-
tory, Washington, d. O, . lot Of Horses aud Mules
condemned as unit for public service.
Sale TO commence At 10 O'Clock, A. M.=----------
Terms-Cash in Government funds.
- $50 O. II. FOMPKINS,
tul15td Capt. A. Q. NJ, U. 8. A.