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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-14
sAssIgnee's Sale. :

PY vlrtueot deed of assignment 70 me made by
recorded in Deed BOOK No s, pages 81 % and 49, OF
Hancock County, Virginia, hereby offer at private
sale all the following property, to wit: Acertain
parcel land aud premises situated adjoining the
town of New Cumberland, Hancock County, West
Va, on the Ohio river, containing two acres two
rods and thirty percheS more or less, which
is erected first class steam saw mill in good run
ming order, doing large business. ANY person de-
string safe aud paying investment will be satisfied
by making nthfs property. also offer at private
sale By, yirtueIof said assignment fine two story
framS house and lot situated in said town Of New
Cumberland, but few yards from the saw mill.
This house is very comnodioualy and pleasantly
situated, ont buildings excellent. a s.5,1,5s, 80
The foregoing property will beI offered at private
sale until the 1st day Of Sept nber next, which
day. not sold prior thereto, VIII then be offered at
public sale on the premises, comm ncng ct The hour
Of 10 o'clock, a. NJ Any person desirons Of purcha
sing either both Of the properties above
viii pIease call on or address the undersigned at
Freeman's Landing, Hancock County. West Va,
who will give any Information desired. Terms Of
JUL 2ms THOMAS ANDERSON, Assignee.
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tssanera1 Howard Gongra tulates the
1Ifh Cofbs. s3s..is-3t -

NV Y oRK, July 81 III sj Gen, Howard
has issued an address TO his III corps cbn-
RratuIating them on their recent bravery
and success in defeating the rebels,
The Tribune states one Of their cores.
pondents 8hosrrtxed7 Sunday from the
front states that the Potomac had fallen s
feet and was fofdable1 for horses,hnd the
rebel y Is. II Al Failing
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Z
sHKrHRREAs, on the End day Of July, 1858, an
WV Information was hlsd in the District Court Of
the United States for the Western District Of Vir-
ginIs ON behalf OF the nitt BY the Attor.
ney theEeof for said District against the Hoqeehold
goods OF John Knote, late OF Ohio county, in said
District and described in schedule to said informa-
ton annexed in which information is In substance
alleged that the said John Knote is engaged in the
existing against the United States, that he
has acted as officer in the army of the so-called
Confederate States of America, that he has held an
otilce and agency under the said Confederacy and
under. the r6bellous government Of the State Of
Virginia, at Richmond that he is the owner of said
property that fame has been seized as forfeited
TO the United States. e $50 tJa Sutys5 .stA ms
Now therefore, In pursuance OF the monition un-
der the seal of the said Court, to me directed and
delivered do hereby give public noticeto all
claiming any interest in the said property or
In the proceeds thereof TO appear before the Judge
of the District Court Of the United States for the
Western District OF Virginia. at wheeling on the 9th
day of September, 1865, III the same2shan be q
day of jursdiction, II not on day of iurfs
detfon ther6Aft6f then and there to ntepose their
claims and make their allegationsin that behalf.
|. u IfiW aiask,iI fI siEDWARD M.IN0RTON,
U.s. MarShat W. D. of Va!
BEaJ. a. SIXTH. q. s.. Attorney. jul7 lat =
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Escape !, J 2 q Gapt. Beloher.

NEw YoRK, Julyg13, = The Tribahss spe.
cial says Capt. Beichsr Of Afains regiment
who escaped from the .Eebelgareports tina,
they took 1000 prisoneEs 81 The rebels este
mate their killed and wounded at 20 600!
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g {. Rss1sting the DRAFT

: : u n. leslsbInB the UIafG..t91t 90
.t7ssNRw YoRK,sJuly ls.-=A7mob,atgthe Sd
Avenue At the copseriptine ONCE drove
of tie officials and tifea The building.
,FRgmob. wont allow the frsflen,for work.
They also, destroyed ali the telegraph
,Isirespin the vicinity, and are evidently
bent on mischief. The regulars from Gov
ernors Island are being sent TO the scene.
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DDiIi;YiiDEND.
.-1-....... a.iiPeopLEs' BlnK,g

- Pk0FI4E8 IIAlhls.. 9
wheeling, West Va, July j. 1se3. 81 II
mi On thts Bank have this day declared
b. u aIDiyidSnd or {sik per cent. ON thesNaplIM
stok ont Of the profits the last
abIeto the Stockholders on dema tEee -
a me- e. 91Slslsy "a JyR. DICKRY, CASH
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Attachment in debt.
John McGowan.

The object this suit is to recover of the defend.
ant the sum of $163 80 with interest aud costa of
suit, i, ~ nj .-'..Is-sp .,.l I. L-..5.t. u.
The defendant not having entered his appearance,
and 1t appearing from affidavit filed in the cause
that he 10 not resdent of this State, motion of
the plaintiffs by their attorney 1t ia ordered that the
said defendant do appear here within one month af
ter the duo publication OF this order and do what
necessary to protect his interest In this suit
and that a, copy of this be published once a week
for four successive weeks in some newspaper printed
In the city of Wheeling, and that copy of the same
be posted at the front door Of the Court House of
Ohio County. I..t..5l..sl
A Copy-Teste: JACOB BURKLE, Clerk.
j. q. CHANDLER. pltffs atty, $50. iul8
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- savings Bank 81 wheeling:
sTATEMBNTE5 .ii1i-sEL as
Wrp1IINe. N. ", July 9, 1858.

Tf WHEELING, W. v, July y s lse.,
ds SSeisred q dividend OF ZEN (lol per cent. ont
T.,S 59oiits FOR the last hix months; payable 70
q ~ ~ On demand, ffee from al taxes
I7li p. HEBDREFH, TreaSr.
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sPECIAI NOTICES.
Old Home BiHers,
THE PRIDE or VIRGINIA.

.
A necessary article this warm weather. That's
what's the matter. You want o bottle.
Don't go about complaining of being 50 weak and
feeling so exhausted by the weather.. Vou Gamble
relieved very easily by using .istY 40T 9a,r-t &c
Laughlin's Old Home Bitters,
.tl;A THE PRIDE OF VIRGINIA. 1851
No use going to the Spring and spending somalny
of those 'greenbacks1 You RIl cat better and Of
course ieelbetter, and look
better. by using a -ts x = p "a
7 Laughl1n's Old Home Bitters,
-'', ,l..5 TIE PRIDE OF VIRGINIA. so ~
rhese Bitters are agreeable to the taste, mild in
operation, the most delicate using them with impu-
nifty. Speedy In action and penetrating the seat of
disease, they impart ynew health and yigor to the
system. The exquisite favor, the delicate aroma
and pleasant taste of this preparation renders
cdliariy acceptable to thefevered and languid
patient ~ 90 Prepared only by liy: sl'ssl J;
log ! LAUGHLtNs 4 BUsHE Dsi H. =
, july ,'a - Wholesale Druggists, Wheeling.sii
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The United States Of America, In Rem.
Four hogsheads ofTobacco, the feiture and Con-
property Of John p. Jennings. } fiscation.
NHHEREAs, on the soth day of June, A. D. 1868,
w an Information was filed In the District Court
ofthe United States for the Western District of Viz
ginia behalf OF the United States, by the Attorney
thereof for said District, against four hogsheads Of
Tobacco, the property of John jennings, described
In said iniormation-in which information it Is Ia
substance allege that the owner thereof engaged
In the existing rebellion against tho United States,
that at the time of his becoming engaged he was
the owner Of the property aforesaid that he Is hold
ing Office under the ocalled Confederate States oil
America under the rebelious government of the
State Of Virginia sitting at Richmond, and praying
that said property may be conhscated and sold as
forfeited to the United States Whereas order of
sale for the above named property was made at the
Spring term A. D. 1863 of the District Court of the
United States for Western District Of Virginia at
Wheeling.
Now therefore, in pursuance of the monition under
the seal of the said Court to directed and deliy
cred do hereby give public notice to all persons
claiming any interest in said property, or the pro-
ceeds thereof to appear before the Judge the Dis
trict Court of the United States for the Western
District of Virginia at Wheeling, the 9Th dag of
September, A. d 1063, II the same shall be dayof
jur sdiction IL not on the next day of Jurisdiction
thereafter then aud there to interpose their claims
and make their allegations in that behalf.
- EDWARD NJ. NORTON,
o. s. Marshal w. D. of Va.
BENZ. q. SMITH, o. s. Attorney. juls14t.
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-usT REcEIyED = large stock Of Single and
u pouble Trusses, Supporters. ladies, Gents anc
n 49, FyerY article warranted. ~
a AS !; e = BOOKING, Agent
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- MoREi RAiN.AMe had another most
welcome rain yesterday evening. Passen-
gers ;a5 from. Pittsburgh, who arrived last
evening, say that great rain storm pre-
vailed along the line of the road, and that
the streams were running torrents of
water.
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WEST VIRGINIA.. OHIO CIRCUIT
ifS - ~ COURT.

"EST VIRGINIA.-AtRu Rules held In the
wv Clerks Office of the Circuit Court OF Ohio
County for the month Of July, 1868. q
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bAN9s -. E.5Elllli 9. 2. gs-I. -.
noCKfSGes UNR1YALLED BAKING POWDER
ID still continues TO give EetisaeEipn.r SItis CON-
Il Ladies. i..sfgs1tjul3 z
~ EDUCRDiTHIs DAY-S71x cents aREgaFed Ba
Ia, reyes 20 1s7< csut8 Also . great many otheFg
inlas 10 ~ > -s's2.l WE. sENsENEYs4
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lRem...ti
Inga eauAe of For.
! feiture and Com
hseation.

property Of Rebels. 81 AZ. ~ sl'isHlsSi 81
TDHEREAs. on the sOth day Of June, A. D. 1883.
al information was filed In the District Court
of the United States Western District Of Viz
gnia on behalf the United States, by the Attorney
thereof for said District against three horses aud
ono colt seized by military forces of the United
States In Lewis and adjoining counties and described
In said information, In which information It IL in
substance alleged that the owners thereof are en-
gagged in the existing rebellion against the United
States that at the time Of their becoming Engaged
they were the OF the property Aforesaid that
they arc seYeraIly holding oees under the s0caled
Confederate States Of America or under the rebel
lous government Of the State Of Virginia sitting at
Richmond, and praying that said property Nay be
eonfscated and sold forfeited to the United States
aud whereas su order of sale forthe above named
property was made In the District Court Of the UNI
ted states for the Western District OF Virginia at
the Spring term thereof, 1868, held at Wheeling.
Now thereGore,in pursuance Of The monition nm
der the seal of the said Court to directed and
delivered 90 hereby giEe public notice to AL per-
Rons claiming any interest in the said property,
In the proceeds thereof 70 appear before the Judge
OF the district Court OF the United States for the
western District OF Virginia at wheeling onths 9Th
day 81 September, A. 1884 IL the same shall be
dSy on jurisdiction, not ON the next dAy0t jdrIs
diction thereafter, then and there 70 their
claims and make their allegations in that behalf. =
/ 7I.y- sa55s 8 asaEJ y EDWARD n. NORTON, Us
l o. s. Marshal for the W. D. OF Va.
RRNJ. II. SIXTH, u. ). Attorney. iul7 14t.
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-als R6rOHE ofithe rebel prisoners recently
brought in from the Clear Spring
was artestsd by epgbo while visiting
young womanlto,aEhomsh he was'Sery mpen
q, attached, and. whom he had not seen SINCE
breaking out Of When len 9pr
boys visited the house they witnessed O.
scene ne between the. pE,frisonef and his sweet
heart something like that (which te 4! place
between Romeo and Juliet, before the for
me raSef took bis depaftnre. for lMshtual The
yOune,woman, while shielding to her lover,
urged him, 4. e bsgqae and live or stay apd 4.
die.gi Our informant says its was q zig lpdic. :.
roqsly aetions thing 70 see our boysi5s drag L7
giug the ragged grey back away fFomsftne
farms ofithely6uns lMomanSwho had been
washing, and in her tender Neutrality-suspicious. ED
'llhad very. abundantly sprinkied the FFeb'
with soap sud cruel hearted 1fFe63
Z, afterwards alluded to the youpg woman s1 as
81 being a little .'apooney, assand hoped she
would endure his e,,ig..e4. s3isis. :.
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BEsJ. III. sal1TH. o. 8. Alto

Tho United States Of America,
iifW a'idI sO1Ysg55bo5f1s 5sSF'
Three horses aud one gcolt,
{ seized inlLaWis and adj join
sing Counties by the military
4 lauthorities of the rs. as the
nronartv NJ Rahala g
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aaEssoAsrIE va GHAnbb sa Is July
l2.AThe,firiug heard to-day going on be,
tween williamsport aud -Hagerstown is not
believed to be that of a. heavy. bsttle.i5
Ten rebel deserters came into Green
castle within the last few hours.
: The rebels areYsaid to have had seven
boats at Williamsport yesterday. Each
boat can take over but two teams at a
load 5s!a aas - ,is,,l5 3. iigsl.s,.
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Every negro WIG has been seen by the
mob has been murdered or horribly beatsns
Some twenty thus far have been killed.
Ones:: Sor,ltwos 5newspalpsS offices have been
threatened.i Thefcittzensi arming. The.
colored orphan asylum has been destroyed
by the mob. .ltssE ho.s4 al as 81 u
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EfEPF9IeK " ga1y 1EEllMAssoun 8,
at or near, Williamspott. Our -sth corps
OCCUPY Hagerstown;a nd1 LID corps Fanks-
town. We. are rapidly pushing Lee to the
river: Gen. Kelly il reported onlthe Wiz
rriiTnia side Of tie Potomac to stop the pro-
;eress of Lee. The best information shows
therebgls have not crossed but got over
most Of their wounded, and &c; crossed their
ammunition " e1,sz. :..aaIS
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The "Jacob W. Singleton" mentioned
above is Wheeling boy and has Been EN-
ployed id tie, 49yernment service ON the
FLYER for the past eighteen E.: mouths. We
are glad helhas iobtaiued a position in the
Naval service for we are sure he, win make
good officer: =. .s5.s.a % 'e e. az %
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.SI1eriHsSale.

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oaR@-A MIsrAKE.-We's stated yesterday
that the three regiments Of Pennsylvania
soldiers who arrived here on Sunday morn.
ing did not get off owing to the want of
transportation. We are informed that this
islatmistake: All of the regiments left on
Sunday, and are doubtless now at the end
of their present journey.
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Circuit Court ofohio

s. saonL5Ll
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Sold by Druggists ever.
wich street. New York.
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% ass To ea'h Lftsss4A
~ $500
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b. PH1LADEIpH1A, July sl3.-The Enquirer
has a special from Boonsboro' of,the 18th,
stating our forces are steadily advancing
aud are in sight ofthe rebels. No fight
Ing to-day reported TheIenemy made an
attempt to turn our right near Hagerstown
, 1863-03-12
FROM CAIRO.
ARRIVAL OF CHICAGO SAM
TARY STORES.
The Gen. Price Cunboat for
Below.

CA1Ro, March II, 1863.
HRS. D. F. Iiyermore, in charge Of stores
from the Chicago Sanitary Commission, e5,
route for Grants army, off Vicksburg, and
J. W. Preston, esq.,, Agent Of the Chicago
Board Of Trade, with the large contribution
Of that body in vegetables, for the same desti.
nation, arrived here safe and in excellent
spirits, to-day. They werc unable to obtain
transportation Immediately for 20 extensive a
cargo, and will have to remain until the au-
thoritfes can conflscate or charter steamer
expressly for that purpose. This will prob.
ably be done tomorrow,
The soldiers are very much in need Of fresh
vegetables, and no time should be lost in
furnishing them with those so kindly sent by
the Board Of Trade.
Col. Trcadway, from Wisconsin, with sanl-
tary stores, is also here, awaiting Transports
tion.
The steamer Gen. Price, captured in the
Memphis fight by our naval authorities in
June last, having been fully repaired, reftted
and furnished with m armament, serving as
convoy for tho steamer Rowcna, with coal
bargcs aud another transport, started for q
Southern port this morning, ut O'Clock. The
Price is considered the fastest and staunchcst
crt1t on the Mississippi. She is ot1lcered as
follows:
Ccmmander-selem E. Woodworth OF California,
late OF the steamer Glide.
Executive 0Ncer-J. D. Sinclair Of Chicago.
S1gnatdad Ordnance QDzceT-C. 3. Dahlgren Of
Washington.
Acting Entign-E. P. Ne1lis.
Masters Males Reed and Charles.
Puymdefer-McClel1tn.
CHIEF ENqineer-Neyens.
FfENs-Brown and Baldwin.
We eha1l hear from the Gen. Price.
The river is falling slightly.
, 1863-03-12
FROM LANSING,
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
LANSING, Mich, March ii, 1868
Both houses have passed the resolution to
adjourn on the 18th inst. Rapid progress is
being made in dispatching business, and
large number Of bills arc being disposed Of
every day. To day the appropriation bills
for the asy1ums passed both Houses.
In the House, the bill extending the time to
certain Railroads to comply with the proyis-
ion Of certain grants Of lnnd to aid in their
construction, was defeated. Its friends will
make an effort to revive the measure, and yet
hope to pass it. The House passed bill ap-
propriating $500 annually for two years, to
encourage geological surveys.
The Senate has passed the bill to provide
for the selection, care, and disposition Of
lands donated to the State by Congress for
the endowment Of Colleges, and for the bcne-
I'll of agricultural and the mechanic arts.
The Standardization men were again
obliged to show their hands to-day in the
Senate. The resolutions on the state Of the
Union, introduced By a Fuslonist in the House,
came up. The Democrats had charged the
Republicans with an unwi11ingness to unite
on anything except partfzan resolutions.
The sequel put them in a consistent and un-
comfortable position, for, with single ex-
ccption, they voted against the resolutions Of
their Fusion friends. So muck for consisten-
cy. Dr.. Lappan Of the University delivered
an able address, tonight, in the hall Of the
House, upon education.
, 1863-03-12
FROM MEMPHIS.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
MExrn15, March ..
via. CAIRO, March II. j
Gen. Hurlburt yesterday issued the follow
ing: ....
HEADQUARTERS 10TH ARMY CoRrs, !
MEMPHIS, Tenn, March 8, 1863 {
GENERAL ORDER No. a.
in obedience to orders from Major General
GInnt, commanding this department, all officers
Whose designations have been accepted in this de-
pa,tnent are hereby notified to leave the limits OF
the department on OF before tho 18th day Of March
instant. Fai1nrr to comply with this order will
snhject the offender to arrest and summary pun
ishneut.
By orde. Of Major General S. a. Huslburt,
HENRY BISNoNE. i. Il. G.
To-day ithe following has been prouu1-
gated: .......... ....-...
HEADQUARTERS 10TH ARMY CoRrs,
MEMPu1s, Tenn, March g. 1858. t
GENERAL ORDzR No. IS.
Major Melancthon Smith, 45th Illinois Infantry,
will report at once for duty as Provost Marshal Of
Memphis, Major R. s. Daznhiu will remain ~ Pro-
yost Marshal ut Corinth until further orders, and
Anlor Roxley Provost Masshal at Columbus Ky
Major General e. b. Hamilton will nominate prop
CT officers within his command az Provost MIR
shals, and report their names to these headquAr-
tiers for confirmation.
Col. b. G. Anthony, Provost Marshal for the Dis
tr3ct Of Memphis, and his snbordinates, will re-
main On duty until properly relieved. As soon a.
fseved 6y thei. PEoPsr al LIT o.
tofore appointed. will Teloin their several COM
1pau1s, wherever they may be:
Ry order OF Maior General s. A. Hurlb1rt
HENRY B1yNoRE, i. 4. @.
, 1863-03-12

tne iron rule Of the rebels in East Tennes-
re, e., ,alsarming the friends of the Union, aud
~, ~ Lne l enforcement Of the CONSUMPTION; d.i-
Ting out those who would not Join them, and
Ranging and assaseinating ali that STOPPED
their progress, ha9 not only sent thousai,is
OF recruits into the Union army, but has
raised up In their midst a fearless troon ~
avengers. oA
a man named Beattie, better known a.
Tinker Dave" is the1eader Of about 500 fear.
lees men. They drop down On Morgan's gucr-
lila bands and wipe them out as quietly Is the
angel Of death. Rebel cavalry will hardly
again venture into the counties of Fentrcss
and Barton. Those who have done 50 re-
Gently, have not returned TO give an account
Of their exploits. 1.-THE devil must be fought
with his own weapons," is the maxim Of a
certain class Of warriors; and the kind of war
fare encouraged during the past year, By the
rebels, is fast raising up class Of men who
will meet them on their own ground, and
with better weapons, will give them noun
tain, rock and bush lighting to their hearts
content.
, 1863-03-12
THE SITUATION IN KENTUCKY,


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.J
CINCINNATI, March II, 1868.
The report telegraphcd from this city, that
1t vas known at the military headquarters
that general uprising Of secessioniats In
Kentucky Is now taking place, and pretend
ing to give the plan Of operations, and that
they were armed and equipped, and had cook
ed rations for two weeks, is officially pro-
nounced a base fabrication, and the military
headquarters here has no such information.
1..am authorized by Gen.: Wright to say there
is nothing Of It.
Rrmors have been In circulation yesterday
and to-day, Of a desperate fight between
the Federal and rebel forces near Mount
Sterling, ky., which reports we're brought by
passengers from Paris and Lexington. Gen.
Wright has received no information Of
any such fight, and discredits the reports.
He says there are not over 100 mounted
rebels in Kentucky (all home guard guerilla
bands), and that he has sufficient force pur-
suing them that will either capture or dis
persc them. There are no other rebel forces In
Kentucky. / have this from Gen. Wright per-
sonally to-day. All reports of raids and
movements in Kentucky are always exaggc1-
ated, and should be taken with great caution.