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HooKER's BATTLE ABOVE THE CLOUps.
--QuAr,ermAster Meigs, ia bis lively Ao-
count Of the three days conflict before
ChsttAnoOgS, mentions the notable fsct
that in Gen. HOoksr's fght up the slopes
Of Lookout Mountain. 'much Of the bat
tie was fought G5OUs he clouds, which con-
ceAlsd him from our view, but from which
bis musketry Was heard" There is On
record at least one parallel 60 this in the
campaign Of Napoleon In the CArnic Alps,
in 1897. The battle Of the Col de Tar
Wis, March %, l7g7, was fought above lhs
clouds--the artillery thundering Ia she
very laboratory Of storms and arsenal OF
the electric batteries Ehiis the cavalry
charged and performed their svOlations
on the ice, and the infantry nouudered
TO the attack thr0ugh snow three fest
thick.
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TO the very mouth Of belchi' z
eIonon, several times; bat such Who'll
sale bravery excited bis wonder ana
admiration. he further asserted thai,
Bragg had not the remotest idea that tie
Ridge would ever be siOFmed, or lhat be
would be attacked in the manner thai be
was Il is indeed calculated 90 ehal-
lenge the wonder and AdmirAtiOn Of both
soldier and citiz n; bat 9s viii not en-
deaEOr to "sild rsiasd goldi"
w. s. GAFFSET,
. Tossg Sdiie-.
Co. L, 9Th Reg't lad. YOls-
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CAssoy FOs CLEYuASD.-Ten nlsd
cannon were received here yesterday bY
the authorities and dragged through ia
street By An sight-mals team. They are 30
pound DshlgTeB guns Of four and a-haif
inch bore. should any CAnadiaa qua
boats wander in this direction, they msv
expect the hottest kind Of . reception
for this splendid battery, placed Al a.
foot Of Bank street, will knock them h
Ainders.- ClsaUslana Lesder, 284 noy.
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nos AND mCAnaa Or HOSPITALS IN NASHVILLE

The following "a correct list Of all Hospitals In
this city:
Hospital No I-OJd Can Faotqs; Surgeon c "
Horner College Street, on the Mil.
Hospital No 2-Jg,Uersity BHildia9: Surgeon & d
Lyndr, [ ; Yois, Market street, on the Hill.
Hospital No 3-EHsley's Building SUI geon HaT-
low, Vols, South east corner Public Square.
HOspital No 5-GHa FdctOry: Surgeon 6 W Hoge-
b00n { $ VO 2, upper end OF Front street.
Hospial No S-MGSoHic Hal Surgeon W c Otter
son, L Vols corner q Church and Summer streets.
Hospital No 9-C,uTiage FdttOTV: Surgeon q
" France, L A, Market street below theSquaro
Hospital No IL Psst HoUss): Surgeon D
HOgle 5 A, on University Pike
HosDifdl No p Brcddirdp HOtet: Surgeon " Ian
ton 4 5 Vols, corner Brad aud Cherry streets
Hospadl No I3-Huas's High School: Surgeon r
Taylor Z Vols curuer Of Spruce and Broad streets.
Hospital No IA Nashville Female AoddeIHy: Surgeon
Il p Hips U Vols, Church street, near the Chstta-
nOoga Depot.
Iio spitoi No 15-Hy1less High School Surgeon Wm
Chambers U NOis, corner Of Line I'd Summer s;s.
HostiIGl No 16-( (Contraband) SurgeOn RO-
na, ne L S A, corner Of bruad and Front streets
Hospital No 17-(05ieeTs'l Surgeon l. d Lynde,
Z : Vols, NJ -rket ST eet, on the Hill.
Ro,pitql No 19-Morris & StrGnon's Building Sur
geon j W Foye, U Vols, No 4 Market stIe,t
HospiiIl No 2l-MetR0iisi Church Surgeon 5 Z
Fuller : Vols, Church street, bel summer and High.
Cunberland Hospital. Surgeon Clark McDermOnt,
L ) Vols on Hardin Pike, west Of the Pententisry.
Prison Hosp tal--seooHd Bdptisf Church; A Sur
Qeon G ucklnan, ; A. Cherry street, the Bill
Csnrdlssoea Barracks NargsH HOtsse) Corner II
Church and Cherry streets.
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Tux FEEscA ToRAceo-Ths eon~.,
tion between Seward AID Msreisr uaSs,
which tbs French tobacco Il % b shJ.-
ped, hxes City POiht - TIE place of SO.
msnt By transports, WiiA twO corvetfs.
The ExecutiFe order allows Austris. -
any other friendly PsFer undsr ~
comfy Of nAtionS. 70 do ihs sane thisg
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For Manufacturing Establishments
and Other Purposes.

TNTE offer Three large Lots in the vicinity Of the
w Corporation Spri, <, and but short distance
from the General Railroad Depot, via:
ONE LOT with good picket fence, on Spruce street,
about 400 feet 'front.' running through 10 Vine, about
900 feet and fronting three sire ts total number
Of front feet about 100 O..
Also. lot on Vine street. about 3O2 feet, run
ming through % McIAmors street about 20Jfeei,
fronting three streets and having total front OF
about 500 feet, with picket fence
Also, L0r ON High street, about eco feet mont,
running TO an alley in the direction Of summer
street.
The three lots above mentioned are considered
good for manufacturing purposes, as they are con-
venent, cheap, have ateT facilities, and room Tor
waste material, and are well worthy Of the stteD-
zion OF those who desire 10 invest In productive
property. IL ". SCONkb'
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OAT.
Refuse tine Issues OF ali Banks
mentioned below

The following Tennessee Banks ars broken, OF
have been wound up and their Notes, II any art
out, are utterly worthless:
Agricultural Bank, st BroWnsville.
Central Benk Of Tennessee, at Nashville.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, ct Memphis.
Mechanics Bank, at Memphis.
Memphis Saving Institution, at Memphis.
Exchange Rank, at MunreesbOrO.
Miners and Manufacturers' Bank, at Kn0EYf.
Bank Of East Tennessee, at Knoxville
Bank of Trenton, at Trenton.
Bank Of Jefferson, at Dandridge.
Bank of Claiborne, 81 Tazsgell
Bank Of Tazewell at TszeEen-
LAwTenceburg Bank, at LaWrsnos burg
Citizens Bank, at Memphis.
Bank of America, at ClsrksFihCs
Exchange Bank, Georgia.
Southern Bank, Georgia
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Andrew J. Aiisn, WelI-knowa .t..
tioner Of Boston. who died 3 fsv a..
since left an estate worth SI0OO60
This, in bis will, after leasing - ~,
I've children and soms Others annuiti..
be directs . be sold. aud to suare ~
the city Of Boston fOF ths bsafft 81
poor meehhiss.
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Ths Tonnss.osass n LIBBY Prisoa.
Prom the Daily Wasaisgton ca a-oaicls
WAsHIE0TOs, November 26, 1863

IFFom NE Daily hasais3Ion @ o1IeIeI
WAsHNaTOs, November 26, 1863
MEssRs EDlTOEs: In conversation With
one Of the surgeons recently exchanged
from Libby prison, 81 Richmond inform-
ed me that while the officers from ths
Northern States were receiving ANGLE
supplies from their respective State Rs-
lief Associations, the officers belonging =
Tennessee were receiving none.
/ address yOu upon this subj jsct Ia o.
der TO call attention 10 this fact, thss the
men OF Tennessee, who have suffered -
much ~ home, may not bs lefs unsup-
piled while their brother officers from
other States are in the receipt Of abun-
dance.
Respectfully yours, J.. h.
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AIttI1ttIt AStIttIO1 y DtF4I '"tt''I'
Surge, r. Glover Perm, & SA. 0mce, Chattaaoog1 ,
Tern.
sisiaEf Msdtoal Di ecfor; Snrgeo1 Henry
Thurston. Uics No "a Cherry street, between Broad
and Church.
Medical Inspector, SuTgeoA Clendenin, [ 6 Vols.
Ore No ~ Cnefry street between Broad and Church.
Msdi NJ Director Reseyrs Corps: Surgeon William
warren. Vols. Office, High street, Gen Granger 5
old headq
Bfedical Director Of he Pos, SnrgeOn L Watson.
Onice south Summer street, near TIE City Cemetery
a Provost Marshal. Lieut. Col Geo Spauldiug.
Assistanf Pfor0sf AaTshdl: Captain James 5 Boyd,
5lst Illinois Once at the State Capitol.
Commander = ths FoE Brigadier General S
Granger. Headqu Irters, College street, between
Church and Union streets
ssHeadqt.a-tsrs Of hc Commander ef h.e Disris oJ
Ea-hrilis Geo L II Rousseau. The Bass residence,
Church street, between Vine and SprGce.
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Invest Your Money |!
Soldiers, Clerks Book-Keepers,
Mechanics, Merchants, and
Laborers,

M'OULD do well 20 husband and apply their
w means 10 the purchase Of good H0ME Ions,
and thereby save their money, reap the advantages
q enhancement in the value OF their property, ward
% the ind ucements and facilities for dissipation,
and escape the disgTaos and ran inckent 20 being
caught ia their snAres and traps which are inEolv
ing and destroying thousands.
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The Memphis Bailsiin aays thss .bs
member Who viii resist OF endsag,. -
svsde the rsceat order OF GsnsraI Hurl-
batt viii n0t exceed one Percsnt q tbs
sol, -bodsed male Popaiaiisn-
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

E.erif-Tames H. Hinton. Dey.fiss--Th. mas hob
on and J. s. Buchanan.
Rsoiaer-Phineas Garrett.
TSsries-W Jasper Taylor
OOrcEsr-G Guater
Raage-Aiexander Mcdaniel.
RereaGls Collscfor-W. d. hOcertsOn-
Railread Tar ColIector-J. g. Briley.
Ooastables for he Hsskcills DiSsSo&-JOhn u G0WsS
and ! z Newman
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Ii, TENNESSEE SATURDAY, DECEMBER s. 1868
Davidson County Directory.
CITY GOVERNMENT.

JOHN EUGH SMITH, kavo&.
WILLIAM SHANE, Reoordsr.
JOHN CHUMBLKY, Earahol
Dsgsss HavsAils-W. q. Wilkinson, A. O Tucker,
and James A. Steele.
Oerbs or the karks--John caumhley, ss-ccsO, nrst,
ThOs. Mcosrty, second; and Elisha Long, third
1Hz Asssssor--WillRm Driver.
RSpeEHs Colleoo-A. B. ShankAnd
Bdtg IGz OolIector-E B. Garrett
7reasrdD-R Renry
EkaTf kasts--ThOmas Leake.
EspsrsstssSe4f Of De WorEsOsss-J O. Dodd.
SlPersatsada of a. Waisr WoTts-Hm stewart
Csief Of The ESrs Dsyarfaaess-LA Freeman.
6@ztOa Of he Cssaessy-f. r. McPrds.
6resf O0@sser-J. l.. stewart.
Csls AEOrAey--W Briea.
CITY COUNCIL.
BOARD or ALDEsxES-S. N. Brisn, President
First Ward-Jno b Newman.
Second WGrf-Joseph RObb.
Third WaTd-G j HayfeId
Follrth B'aTd-H Scogel.
FVih RGTd-ioseph Knowles.
Sigtb WaTd-M N Brien.
SepeHth WGrd-M G L Claiborne.
Eighth Wcrd-Joseph Smith.
CrMaoS CoE.eIL-Andrew Anderson, President
First Ward-Jas Turner ana John Carper.
Sec nd WdTd-G NJ SOuthgate and Myers.
Third va d-4ndrew Anderson aud Alex Mcdaniel.
FoHyh Hdrd- - and Charl Sayers.
Fyth WGrd-W Cbeatham and L r Glssccck.
Szh Ward-TJ } Yarorough and VIM Driver
fereaih Yard Rust and } w Cready.
Eighth FdFd-Wm Haily and ID Wheeler.
sTANDLEG COMMIT KH OF IH1 CHI ooUEUL.
Fssasse-K1Owies, SoGthgate, and Anderson.
WG,ey Works-Anderson, Smith, and Giascock.
SreSf'- Sayers Turner SOuthgate, Mayheld, Ch eat
ham, Yarbr uRh, Ciaiborns ana Haily.
6chooLs-Huh. Knowles, ana Whee er.
FAarE-OarpeT, Trrler, aud Newman.
Fire Departseaf-Myers Rust, aud ScoVel.
Gas-Dryer, B-ien, and CreRdy.
Ceraeferlt-Smith, Wheeler, aud Hsily.
Market HoHse-Southgate,N Newman, and CsrpeT
Sqrss-Brien, Mcdaniel, and Myers.
F0iics-Y Yarbrough, Scovel, and Sayers,
SpriAgs-ClaibOrne, HuG and Hsily.
Work House. beztb&m, ROhb and Mcdaniel.
Improvements Gsd EypsndituTes- c0yel, SOu;hgate,
aRd Dr yer.
Public Propefg-R9bb, Driver, and Turner.
Pet H0Wse-Aewman, HAily, aud SOuIhgate.
- Inc Board q aldermen meets the Tuesdays
nsxI preceding the second and fourth Thursdays In
each month, and the Common Council the second
and ioarth Thursdays In each month.
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NIGHT POLICE.

Oaplain--JOhn II Pucke;t.
First LfeHtsHant-RObert Scott
second Liegtsa ia-JOhn :. Ingalls,.
PATR0LNRN.
Hdaes-DaVid MeNsbb, John CSvendeT, JOel Phil
lips, Nm Puckett, panI Burget, Vim Muloy, Murphy
Phillips, SaH'I Piummer, John Chenaut, Nich Davis,
James Miller, Wm Mayo, W'u Rice, Vim Baker, A
Byron, Bird Bruce Ncho, Wm Stewart, Jesse
Perry.
e. The Police Court is opened every morning at
ains O'Clock
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TIE Cineinnsii Comnsscial says thai
ths thsnOaastor in NsRpost saSo7 81 as-
teen degrees below zere ca aaaundsR
morning 81 bAlf-psst seven o'cl0ek.
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cAANcERY COURT.


CleTE aAd MdssT--J. q. GleAves.
a3- The Court meets the hrst Monday In Nay AnG
S0vsmbeF.
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Buena Vista Lots for Sale |!

VNHESE lots rosssss the four-fold advantages Of
i health, ground well suited for walks and roads,
good water, and eHgibility-witbal, cheaPness.
Apply 10 II. g. SCOFEL.
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For Sale,

A HANDSOME RESIDENCE, Lot fronting the
n Capitol Park Street. considered the most desir
able part Of the city foT Family Rssidenoes Apply
H. G. SCOVEL.
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Prolong Life,

DT the purchase Of a Home Lot for yOur
ID use, thereby avoiding those monthly, quarterly,
and annual annOyanoes, such as kEET DUNS, which
coufuse disturb. fret and shorten life
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Walnut Grove Lots,

RE pleasantly situated, with good water fscih
"a tiss healthy, prettl!y sloped, 6ne forest trees
about ten OF fifteen MINUTES walk from the Public
Square, possessing the advantages in many respects
Of both city and country, and exempt from the dis
advantages OF the city, viz: eHiuvia. beat, heavy
taxes, eto. The subscriber offers FOR SALE LOTS
on a the streets and avenues In tn beautiful plat
Apply 70 Il. G. SCONsL-
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Correspondence ortbs Nasaville Union
Prom GEN. WOODS DIvIAIOn.

Gen Hassa's Brig1ds-OrgaHLs1iioE II BattalioHs-
Line Of Baale-Thre Days FigIt-Stor7aing Of Ma
son Riigs-BrilliaEi C. s-HaiR--7akiHg ef look
out MOuntaiH IadiUidaal iasiaaoes Of BroUery-TAs
Killed aad Wounded General Remarks, etc.
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Aaier Dsbozy has bsea, prsnoisd 70
he IA colOasley - he "a Tennessee
Artillsry.
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COUNTY COURT.

EId9s-H1n. James WhltwOrth.
tlerE-P Lindsley Michel
A4- The Judges Court meets the nrst Monday IN
sach month and the Quarterly Court, composed OF
the Magistrates Of the County, Is held the nrst Mon
iAy IN January, April, July and Oot0oe9.
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THE SOLDIERS HONE

Has been removed from ths Nashville and cbstta.
nooga Railroad Depot = the PLAETERs HOTEL,
whore discharged sad fnrlonghed Soldiers viii n1d
rsiAti0n 20 their papers, usual, without charge.
DAnch ofaos cf the commlssion - No. Cherry
strsst, Nashville and st Hurffeesbofo and chasfs-
Ssa. A. n READ,
esntlAEJ Iuspsctcs,
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Surgeons are respectfully Invited 70 cal uPoa the
Agent 10 charge thsre, or In Nashville Il may %
most courenisnt.
ItUi facIt4ss TIE impartial distribetios o. these
Stores, n Surgeons sending orders vii state the
number Of their sick and their necessities.
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CIRCUIT COURT
CRIMINAL COURT,

ClsTk-David @. Love.
sS- The Court meets the first Monday In March
and SeDtembeF
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That Valuable Business Lot,

NH the North side Of the Public Square, next to
" Messrs Il. & Douglas, fronting twenty
nine and avetweifths feet, and running back about
one hundred and twenty-five feet to alley, COM
mAnding 1ne view Of Market street. Is now offered
for sale BY II. G. SC0YEI-
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Js4os-Hon N. n. Brisn.
Atorseg GsneTa'-GeO. B. Stubblefsid
Clerk-.naries ". Smith.
~ The Court meets the 6rSt Monday in April, Au-
mai and nacembeF.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

o1aO - AOHaASos
tTES LINES on LEss 70 CONSTITUTE A sQUARK)
square, day 81 O0-eaoh nal Insertn, 80 50
week, sOO-eaeb additional square. so
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The 0. s. Sanitary Commission,
sANITAHY STOnEs.

TTAyE OPENED STORES AT NASHVILLE. MUR
II frsesb0rn, BsidgePOTt and Cha tsEoogs, Whsr
fher hnra a Renerai nsnoTtmenf OF
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MashriIIE Aaina.

w. CAMEFON & Co,Publishers.
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Esnecial Attention

nam 20 tAsa purchase and sale OF Peal Estate,
renting Of store houses, and Dveilngs, sna A.
other business rsquirEgprom ADa eineisnt semen
BY
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An Elegant Piano Forte,

FIrANTEp TO PURCHASE AND RENT, HoUsES
w and Lots, in snd about Nashville and snail
Farms and Gardens, within tsS nile Sl Ie ei9'
ssP4-u d, y - - - 60,
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SATURDAY MORNING, DEC. 5, 1862.
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For a Rich Man.

or q Olcn hhu'
VNJE offer for sale Two beautiful Blocks of Lots, of
w 42O fest front each, having q street between
both b. oks combined mAkiIg su elegant square-ou
that prominent hill north Of, snd commanding nue.
view of the city, and which are, perhaps, unsur-
passed in beauty Of situation Apply to
X. G. SCoYEL.
aug2s
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TO ADVERTISERS IN DETAIL

~ Advertisements inserted 10 the Special Column
charged at the rate Of twenty cents per line for the
Rr~t insertion for each additional insertion ten
Ceus in the Local Column thirty cents per line for
the first insertion for every additional insertion NJ
teen ents.
Marriage and Funeral Notices,
Hil be charged at the usual advertising rates.
Announcements OF Candidates.
tor state "
County %
Oity . ~
Wa, the undersigned, haze thls day adopted the
above rates. TO which VIC bind ourselves strictly to
Adhsrs VIZ CAMERON, for the UaSon
JOHN WALLACE for the DispatoA
NAgvuIE, TEsE., July Is, 1888
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Ehsoltts waEecs1 &C cFuFY foKls . !
ment to sell the above. [nov27-3m ser =
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Inarrlet n Misa a. nan.

The object of this suit Is to recover from the de-
teadants, Harriet A. Wise and George D. Wise, one
hundred AND ninety.tWO dollars and twenty.seven
cents, with interest from the LIST day of january,
1850 y..,sl.54:I So
AFFIDAVIT having been made In conformity to an
act to amend and re-enact the act passed. July 26th
1851, entitled IAN act staying tho collection of Ger.
tain debts" passed February Sth, 1852 whereby the
said defendants are deemed non.residents OF this
State order Of publication is awarded aganst the
said defendants, and tits ordered that the said de,
tendante do appear within one month after due pnb-
lcatioE hereof, and do what ia necessary protect
their Interests and that copy of this order bepub.
shed once week for four successive weeks, IN the
InteIltGeneef, paper published In the city Of Whee
OF the county, on the frat day of the next county
court ar 10y fles
apFe4tW% j. B.AILWoRTH. G, A. G.
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Rules held in the Clerks ONCE OF the Court of
"A the county OfIAecomsek, July It'll, 1862.
Hopkins Brothers. plaintihs
In debt.

George D. Wise, &C., defendants. = 4sE''
The object Of this suit is to recover from the de.
tendautS, George D. Wise and John J. WISE the sum
of four hundred and sixty.seyen dollars and fyoue
cents with interest from LIST day Of January, 1881,
subject to the following credits yz Of hundred
and thrtytEht dollSrs and eighty-tWo cents, dated
April Both, 1851; and Of one hundred aud nifty.
eight dollars, paid April 10th, 1859.
Ahi3ayit having been made in conformity to act
TO amend and re-enact the act passed July 26th,
1861. entitleG ian act staying the collection Of
tain debts passed February 9Th 1892 whereby the
said DESCENDANTS are deemed n0n.residants OF this
state, an order of publication Is awarded against
defendants do appear within one month after due
publication hereof and do what is necessary to pro-
tect their interests and that copy OF this order be
published once a week for four successive weeks in
the Intelligencer, paper published in the city OF
wheeling and posted at the frons door Of the Court
House Of this county, on the first day Of the next
County Court.
ap Isl. ~. IR.A1LwoRrn. oAn
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Ayers Cathartic Pills

II ME sciences of Chemistry and Medicine have
/ IL been taxed their utmost to produce this best
Vulnerable proofs are shown that these pIIIs have
virtues which surpass In, excellence THE ordinary
the esteem Of All mon They M SD ard ,isSHEst
to take, but powerful to cars. Their "p penetSatfns
properties stimulate the vital activities Of the BODY
remove the obstructtons of its organs purify the
blood, and expel disease They purge ont the fonI
humoTs y, hich breed and grow 5stfrnnlste
sluggish dtsordered organs into their natural &C.
Sasss tone With strength to the
complaints of every body, but also formidabis and
dangeEoTS diseases that have bated the best Of hu
they are at the same tns n seI 81
sofst and best IN 1oses ne
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FOSTERS, PROGRAMMES,

RsrWe have, at heavy expenditure, furnIlhetdour
Job once with ali necessary materials, embracing
-. TYPE, RULES, BORDERS, CUTS, DO, s,,-,
OF the latest and most STYLES to rendert
capabIeof executing work equal to tina. Of
the city ond possessing facilities in
sway Of Steam, &C. for doing work expeditiously
unsurpassed by any other oniee, We respectfully a,
sent our clnims for share public patronage assu
ring those who entrust therwork to u.s. that NO effort
shall be wanting to give entire satisfaction.
nov11369 CAMPBELL MDERMor.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-22
Henry A. wise, &C., survivors, dts

Henry A. Wise, &C., survivors, dts. ~
The object of this suit Is to recover from the de-
fendsnts, Henry A. Wise, John J. Wise, and George
D. Wise, survivors OF themselves, and y. jennings
Wise, deceased, the sum Of one hundred aud eighty
6vedOllars, with interest from the 18th day Of Aug
1885, till paid subject to credit of three years In
tere5t.
Ahidsvit having been made In conformity to an
act to amend Rad enact the act passed July 26th,
1861 entitled San act staying the collie ctIon Of GER
tain debts" passed February Sth 1852, whereby the
State, an order CT publication Is awarded against
the said defendants aud 1t Is ordered that the said
defendants do appear within ono month after due
publication hereof and do what Is necessary to pro
tect their interests and that copy Of this order be
published once week for four successive weeks In
the Intelligencer, paper published In the city of
Wheeling and posted 1t the front door OF the Court
House Of this county on the first day Of the next
County Court -
Test:
apr9-lws J.B. AILwoRTH, c. A.C. 8
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-22
aeorge p. WI. q. daf.na.n..

m S1sl14 g y FI.e1 Gc.V detendants 7El
the object OF his suit Is to Feeove,- s-Jr, a.. =,
az SnS SSoSS D. Wise and John wis, the sum
ne cents, with Interest frSra tie StS AZ ~
al A m having been made In conformity tonp
amend and re-enact the act paSSot JSiy Sstf
4S9lS entitled AE act staying the coleotio5 If SS'
ta i Gs9ts passed February sth, 1854 whereby Ire
S Sto oelenosn@ are deemed nonresidentS al tbiS
Sal9 Ge!endants and z q ordered that me SSI AZ
90 appear one month after due pSS.
tSa neEe9, and DO what Is necessary to protect
puoliShed once week. SecssSiTe SSSl ~
L3S paper pebshed 10 the oty Of
House Of the county The hrst DAY Of ne ,St
abls- v. 4RsArfWotivz !,