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APPROXIMATION.
BY THE GOVERNOR.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
WHEELING June, 18th 1863,


WHEREAS, The President Of the United
w States did on the l5thday OF June. 1868,
issued his proclamation setting forth that "the
armed, insurrectiOnary combinations now exis'
ting in several Of the states are threatening TO
make nroads into Maryland West Virginia,
Pennsylvania, and Ohio; requiring additional
military force for the service of the United
s ates, and calling into actual service militia
from several States including 10, 600 from West
Virginia TO serve "fer six months:" And
Whereas by an order from the Secretary Of the
War the militia so called for from this State is
divided as following viz: eight regiments OF
Infantry, one regiment Of Cavalry. and two
batteries OF Artillery: Now therefore. l. Au-
THOR |. BoREMAE; Governor Of West Virginia,
do issue this my proclamation calling upon
persons liable to military duty Within tho
State to come forward and volunteer in the
service oftheir country,
The State is not considered rs safe from the
invasion of the enemy, and it is known that
some sections are infested with bands Of guer
rilas, numbering and robbng the people,
This call is deemed necessary TO repel inva'
sion and for the protection Of the people, and it
seems to me that there is no loyal citizens who
should not be willing 20 give the short period
of six months Of his time Ifby so doing he may
contribute to the success Of the Government
and the restoration Of peace and quietude to
his own home and Preside. But IL it shall DO
found at the end of thirty days that thonumber
of troops this State should furnish have not vol
unteered then it may be necessary to resort to
draft for that purpose. Authority in writing
will be given 10 two, three or more active, 10y
al men in each county to recruit but no com
missions will issue until forty.fvc men are re.
crulted for n company, when Lieutenant will
be commissioned, and afterwards the other Of
ficers will be commissioned, as the company
approaches completion. The troops recruited
in pursuance of this call will rendezvous at
Wheeling, Clarksburg, Petersburg, Point
Pleasant, Charleston, or Ceredo, and will be
furnished with subsistence from the nearest
United States Quarter Master, after there are
forty five men in company, and not before,
they will be clothed, armed and equipped
The persons authorized to recruit will make
weekly report 10 the Adjutant General of the
State, ofthe number ofmen enlisted and Of
their prospects of success. The commandments
of regiments Of State militia, who have not re-
ported in pursuance ofth late order Of the
Governor ofVirginia. are rGduircd to report
forthwith to the Adjutaut General of this State,
the effective strength of their respective regi-
ments.
ARTHUR I. FOREMAN, Governor.
BY the Governor
j. Z. BoYERs, See'y Of State.
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F,erceness Of Wednesdny,s nallle.

NEW YORK. July 3.-A dispatch dated
Headquarters Army of the Potomac, says
the contest on Wednesday was desper-
ate and unremitting, terminating al sun
down. Longstrett commanded this
force, VIII ich is said 10 have comprised
Hills corps.
During the early part of the day, our
forces failed to make an impression on
the rebels, when Sickles arrived, and,
with re. endorsements, turned the tide Of
the battle.
The result may be stated thus: We
advanced rapidly; met the enemy in
force; attacked him with one corps;
found him toa,strong; fell bsck until
joined by the 1lth Corps; renewed the
attack and regaincd our ground.
Generals Wadsworth, Barlow and
Doubleday are reported wounded. Gen.
Baxter is reported killed. Gen. Stein.
wehr was wounded.
Our wounded are OF Gettysburg. well
taken cora Of. Our FORCES at Gettys
burg are largely enforced. On Wed
nesday night Gen. Meade was in front,
experimenting operations.
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NOTICE.
CoMNIss1oNLE's OFFICE.

Mason county, Va. June OH, 1863.
C. G. Miller, plaintiff, and John Masen. Ad.
ministrator Of Laura Wilson, widow, and
Mary Wilson, George Wilson, A. D. Strim'
back aud Matilda Strimback his wife. viii
liam Wilson, John. Ritchhrt and LncretiH his
wife, Maria Wilson and james Wilson, chill
d,er rnd beigs a, law Of Robert O. Wilsasi
deceased. defendants.
You arc hereby notified, that l have fixed
upon the ooh Jay ofJuly. next, to take and
report at my office, in the town Of Point Pleas
ant, the following accounts: First, whether
the timber contracted for by G. @. Miller, was
for the benefit Of said Q. C. Miller 4 Robert @.
Wilson, rs partners IN the mill nm ny thein:--
Second, an account showing the profit or loss
by reason Of said contract, and the interest Or
liability Of tho said Miller & Wilson thcrein.
required to be taken by the decree Of Mason
Circuit Court, rendered on tho 23d day nfApril
1861, in a suit in Chanccry dependingir snil
Conrt, in which You are parties PLAINTIFF and
defendcnts: at which time and place You are
REQUIRED to attend, with evidence 10 enable the
Commissioner to comply with the requirements
OF said decree.
Given under my hand. as Commissioner in
Chancery Of said Court, the day and year first
1-,LLn.t
oHAs, B. wAeGENER, Com,
June ll-wA.
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Public SaIe!!

TN PURSUANCE of a decree of the Circuit
J. Court Of Putnam county, at the Spring term
1863, thereof, in case then pending In said
Court, in which Howell, Smith 4 Co., were
plaintiffs and James Hall was defcndent shall
as Special Commissioner, proceed to sell
On Monday, the eth Of July, 1868,
AZ the Front Door Of the Court House. of said
county, tract Of land on 25 mile creek, in
said county,
CONTAINING l49 ACRES,
more or less and bsing part of tract Of 300
acres conveyed by Robert Hall and wife to the
saidJ amss Hall, by their deed dated the 9Th
day ofJuly, 1852, the residue Of said 800 acres
having been conveyed by said James Hall and
wife. TO Allen Frazier, by their deed dated the
Odd day Of February, 1860,
urTERMs,-Thc said sale will be upon a
credit Of ak and twelve months, the purchaser
giving bond and security TO be approved by
me for the purchase money.
JH COUCH, Spec, Com,
June IS t5-no IS
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TO THE WIDOWS'OF DECEA.
SEQ OFFICERS AND SOL
DIERS.
X. V. whaIey, of Point Pleasant, Va,
AND
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1e'0in ncrI;n "'" armbnnt .erY;co Jying Of
men, 1 s" race;voI er If disoa.e contrscteS or
m .,,.Js +ecsiyed in Tho n;l;,,rv or naval
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w. a%S. or rrom Tho time Of Tho widow,s
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SsP s,n proy;JoJ ,bsre ors No r;,p,s'i
cI.iy, Of 6;,bcr a Tho tb-es isst n-sesJinn
ciassos
classes
For Bounty Money, Back ray, DC.
The order Of payment under the net of Con.
gress onnroved July IL. 1869. directs.
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Thursday, July 2

-
sENATE-A message from the
House announced that that body had
passed a Joint resolution proposing on
adjournment from to-day until Monday,
Ca motion of Mr.. Farnsworth there's
olufou was taken up, aud Mr.. Farms.
worth moved to substitute Tuesday.
Some discussion. ensuod upon the
propostiou, when Mr.. Brown moved
heindofnito postponoment oftho whole
matter, which was lost,
Mr.. Maxwell offered m amendment
,hat tho members Of neither House shall
receive per diem during tho roccss''-,
Lost.
Mr.. Stevenson offered Ssub'iilute ior
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DR.. RObacI,'s scandinavian Remedies.

Dn. @. W. RoBAck, Cincinnati, Oder
Sir:--I am now about SO years Of age, and have
been afflicted with Rheumatism and general
arrangement, with excessive debility, for the
SIS or Sc years, and have used almost every kind
of patent medicine. from which have derived
no benefit; also have tried great many physi-
clans. but all to no purpose. | now feel thank
full that have at length obtained medicine
which has given me relief. | have purchased
two bottles 81 your Scandinavian Blood Purif.
err and two boxes ofyourpilis, Of Mcssrs How.
re Hardaway, which have used. They
have given me almost entire relief, Ny limbs
and veins have been greatly swollen, but your
medicine has reduced them TO the proper size.
Very respectfully yours,
WIN. Il. KING.
l9eSse Advertisement. va
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WEST VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
Tuesday. June 80.

Tuesday, June 80.
sENATE--Ths Senate ives opened
By prayer by the Rev. DR.. Drummond.
Mt. Brown offered a resolution in
sruoing the Committee on Finance TO
report bill for the election Of Treas.
urer in each county, and defining the du-
ties OF the same. Adopted.
Mr. Fanswoth from the select com
mittee, to whom was referred the joint
resolution in relation 10 Departmental
Corps, reported a resolution recommend,
ing the creation ola new Departmental
Corps out Of West Virginia; that the
term of service be fixed BY the War De.
partmeut, and that all who volunteer in
the said department shall be free from
all drats during the term of service -
The resolution was adopted.
HOUSE-Mr Kramer from the Mill
tary Committee, reported House Bill
No 10, "a bill making an appropriation
of $50 900 for procuring arms, equip.
ment,, munitions Of war, &c and
House Bill No. IL, ga bill for the de.
tense Of the State"
The Senate substitute to the House
substitute for the original Senate reso.
luton in relation to the department OF
the Mononsnhela,
Resolocd, By the Legislature of
West Virginia, That in order that the
people of this Stale may have that pro-
te.tiou which they are so Justly entitled,
we earnestly request his Excellrrcy the
President of the United States 10 lay be.
fore the War Department the necessity OF
creating new department corps 10 be
called "ihs Department Of West Vr,
GINA" consisting ofall the counties of
the State, for the purposes and objects
fnr which the Department oil the Monon'
gahela was created; that term Of service
in said department be fixed b. the War
Department; that all who volunteer in
said department, shall be exempt from
all drsits during their term of service in
said department, leaving those who fail
or refuse 10 volunteer subject to be draf-
ted, and that the commander OF said de-
pertinent shall have HIS headquarters
within the boundaries Of the same, and
that Cor the purposes and objects OF this
resolution there be appointed commit
TIE Of one from the Sauate and one from
tAe House, in connection with the Gov.
rrnor and any citizen he may appoint,
10 lsy his matter before the President OF
The United States.
Mr. Lsmb from the Committee on the
judiciary r. ported "a bill fixing the
terms Of lie several courts" which on
HI mo'iou was read FIST time.
Mr. o others offered resolution di
reciias the Committee on Claims and
rGrieyance. to consider the propriety Of
reporting bill requiring oil farmers to
keep ,heir.stocl; in enclosures.
mir. sRafFncr nffcrci oae. directing the
committee on Roads and laternal Navie
ea,i,n. to inquire iuo the rxrediency
end legality Of a sale of the improve
menrs on the Kanawhs river.
Mr.. Bumgarner offered one directing
the committee 10 inquire into the exPe
diency freporliog bill authorz NJ lie
salo Of certain lands in Mason county
belonging to John N. McMulen. Al
ofuhich we're adopted.
On motion of Mr., Ruffner the House
adjourned.
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Wednesday. July /.

~ j.
mr. q Ne ,: s ~ '"t5 - 10,
ShNAIE-on mot'9n OIL MI punker
The House was nolnou 'oo' tne 'eu''o
w"s really 20 go INTO Tue election Oh d
public printer
a message was received from inc
House by Mr. CrotheF,' mat me mouse
was ready to go INTO inc election Oh Z"
Fu ,rl IL IL ,r,, ;rr,rmoIoftbo nom;
The House was ln'ormen o. '"e noun
na'ion OF Mr' McDs'nOt I"t ms'Isse
from 'hat ooay a"noIh h mn ~ iu''
Their nom'oa'to ms. "S a,. oJs" '''"u0'
nc 9,,t U',',' t a. Sor F,o.w Nan.
OF tnO = '"'' - - ''' LUZ 'N
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the House resolution proposing an sd-
journment from Friday ill Tuesday.
Mr.. Slack moved to substitute Thurs.
day for Tuesday. Lost.
The amendment of Mr., Stevenson was
then adopted.
The President, Mr.. Phelps, vacated
the chair, for the purpose, as he said, Of
the amendment just adopted saying it
was useless extravaganza of time.
Mr.. Stevenson called up the House
bill, AN act for the defense Of the State
which was referred,
Mr. Mccain gave notice that on
Wednesday next he would introduce
bill for the protection and encourage
ment of emigration to the State.
Ca motion Of Mr.. McCunn the Sen
ate adjourned.
HOUSING. linn from the Commit
tee on claims and grievances TO whom
was referred a resolution in relation 60
requiring farmers to keep their stock
within their enclosures, reported that it
was inexpedient 10 legislale on the sub
ject.
The following engrossed bills were
taken up, read the third time, PASSED,
and sent to the Senate.
No, 8, "Relating to the exemptions
from military duty" No. 9, "Aulbori'
zng the establishment of ferry across
Cheat river, No. 10, "making an appro.
pristion of $50, 900 for the purchase OF
arms, equipments and munitions Of war;
No. IL, For the defense of the State"
and No, l2, Fixing the terms OF the
several Courts.
Mr.. Fleming offered resolution di.
reoting the military committee to in
quiro and report whether any provision
bad been made for the payment of the
militia for services rendered in defense
of the State. Adopted.
Adjourned.
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pi1,s Movement ON Richmond Feint.

DlG'S movement ON hlchmohu relht'
New York, July 6.-The CONNER.
cial's Fort Monroe letter of the 4th says
Gen Getty is long way from White
House, constantly sending in prisoners,
animals and stores. or the plans Of
Dix, this correspondence says while a
small force made feiut of an advance
upon Richmond, he sent a heavy col
umn in an entirely different direction,
which will strike a stunning blow TO the
operations Of Lee S army. The dCslruc.
ton Of bridges on the Virginia Central
Railroad over the South Anna river, We.
toes the transit of re.enlorcemeuts via
Fredericksburg. The greater portion
of Beauresard's army is with Johnston,
and forces have been SC. extensively
drawn from Charleston, Mobile snd Sa"
vannah as 10 leave them almost defense.
less.
The Qualifications at Richmond are
manned by clerks and all the soldiers,
officers, lawyers, DC, were brigaded and
organized by the rebel General Winder.
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EAGLE MILLS,
H. J. BENEDICT Proprietor,
POINT PLEASANT, VA.

Owing to 'hc high price Of coal, DO,
shhll grind for custom only on Saturdays
Persons wishing it can have their wheat ex.
changed on Fridays,
charge the eighth for grinding wheat and
the fifth for grinding corn.
1-FUome on Friday or Saturday II you want
to be sure Of finding the Miller at home.
Those living on tho Kanawha river, and
wishing to send their wheat or corn to my mill
for tho purpose Of having / ground. or exchan.
ged and not Wishing TO come with IL, can send
il down on some Of the boats with instructions
by letter. and will have il hauled up 10 the
Mil and back FREE OF CHARGE.
GRAIN.
11rThe highest market price paid for wheat,
and corn at all times.
Junel9 ly.nl5
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qheos giGsrs ara pu; up IN quart
bottles, Of wti,h tho a5oOe is a fac
emile. Che labsI is finely an
g,aveI, and il provided Nth
saf,- guard from oounterJstters.
drioe 81 per bottle or cir for Us,
@. w. Iiab1st, Proprietor, No. 8
East Fourth strest, cin,innatt, to
whon all orders should be adj
dressel
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NOTICE.

o. thereby notify all persons whatsoever,
E from harboring or employing my slave
n THOMAS, = black man. under the pen ..
alty of ihelaws u the State.
tme II IT, WILLIAM GEORGE,
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/. SHERIFF,S SALE.

State of Kansas, Nemaha County.
David Dodge, trustee for William P. Phillips,
VS.. Hugh W. Parker, Richard Root, John Roe
and Martha ]. Parker. Case No. A. ~
By virtue of an Order of Sale bearing date
June 10th A. d. 1863, to me- directed and deliyz
cred, issued in the above entitled cause out Of
the District Court of the Second Judicial Dis
trict of the State of Kansas sitting within and for
said County of Nemaha, and also by virtue Of
the Order and Decree rendered in said cause in
said Court on the 18th day of April, A. D. 1868,
l will, on Tuesday, the 2Sth day of July A. D.
1868, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, of that day, at the
Court House door in the Town of Seneca, in the
County ofNemaha State of Kansas offer at PUB
SALE, 10 the highest bidder, for cash in hand,
at time of sale, all the right, tit and interest
Of the above named defendants in and to the
following described property, to-wit: - j..
The South East quarter of Section Twenty
One, (2D in Township Three (3) of Range Thir-
teen, (1S)said land situate in Nemaha County,
State of Kansas. Said property to be sold b. me
in accordance with the command of said order
of sale, and also by virtue of said order and de-
cree. JOHN S. RODGERS,
Seneca, June, eth, 1863. Sheriff. :
Byron Sherry, Atty for PiFf. n134w
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ORDER CAPITALIZATION.
he of Kansas MarsbaIl County SIS.

Tie State of Kansas, Marshall County. IS.
In the District of the second Judicial District of the
State Of Kansas sitting for Marshall county with Washing
ton Shirley and II attached for Judicial purposes
Thaddeus H. Walker, Plaintiff Michael kelley, Defendant
Whereas affidavit has been filed berein stating that
you the above named Michael out Of tie
and resident of the Sate of Kansas and that
hereby notified by publication hereof being made In tie
Big Blue Union for six Consecutive weeks that said plaintiff
Tbaddeus H. Walker has filed his petition in the above en-
titled suit against the above named defendants in the above
mentioned court wherein said sat pending OBJ
ectof whchand the prayer Of said petition is for said
plaintiff to recover judgment against the said Michael KEEL
ley for the of two hundred and forty dollars with
est from the 9TH day of February 1861 at the rate
per per month until paid deend owing said plain
dated February tie 7thA 1862 by which said defendant
Kelley promsedtO pay plaintiff twelve months after the
date thereof to the said plaintiff the said sam Of $40 and
also to oreciose certain mortgage dated Feb 9TH A. d.
1860 whereby the said Michael Kelley said 7E of Feb
D. 1900 conveyed Thaddeus H. Walker
the payments Of said pOssory note the following land "
Kansas to wit the south, east quarter of section No.
twenty-five (2 in township No two (2) south of range
No. two ~ ea Of the 9th principal meridian which deed
was therein declared tebe a mortgage and subject to
certain conditions Hereunder written whereby it was and
isprovded, that II the said Michael Kelley should well
and truly pay and discharge said prcm sorry note with all
interest that might accrue therein that then said
mortgage should BE- void otherwise remain in
full foroe that said tract of land sold and the proceeds
rising from such sale be applied the satisfaction such
Judgment and the costs of this and that defendant
and all and every person claiming by from, through or
under him be forever barred and eciosed of and from
all and any right and equity of redemption and other
right whatever of in or to said real from and after
such sale thereof And that you the said Michael Kelley
- further notified that you required to plead
epr tosa,d petition before the 10Th day of Ang st
A. 1863 and that unless you answer the ON or ere
the same or before the day aforesaid said petition
w" he taken as true and Judgment rendered accordingly
In witness whereof Alex Campbell clerk said court
hereto my hand ax the seal of said court at m of
f9e IN the city Of AysVne in said this ed day of
J. d. Brumbauyf Pits atty. :" 7tni3
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PROBATE fouaf NOTICE

Samuel LAM don, admlni4rator
Of Joseph Langdon decensed; 80. 49,. z,
'oIn 'o sgsnst : Marshal county, for -
Anne Stumbo, Samuel langdon, Ssate u n"
Betty Wells, Mary WWden, e
Charles Langdon, heirs andrred- 80
itors Of Joseph Angdon.
l 10 Anne stumbo Samuel Langdon Betty Wells, Mary
to all the creditors of aid Joseph bngdon' anu -"
persons nteress6in said estate; ,
ATOrICE is hereby given that Samuel iangoon, Aonn,
istrator of Joseph Langdon, deceased sonn va,
and James streeter have fled their petitions IA tne
Court Of Marshal county. Kansas prs ,ns 70 ali
certain Real Estate belonging 20 said estate ying anu
in Marshall county, State Of Kansas ana - M
lows to wit TIE half of the soutneas w. vi Sec
tion seventeen township five, range eight 70 note
and mortgage given by joseph Lansoon; "a In mn
10 John GarIinger for the OF enc hundre1 Fth
interest thereon from the I'D day OF Nay az the
rate of % Der cent per annum; and the ha OF the
southwest quarter and southwest quarter oi southwest
quarter and southeast quarter If OF sec
ton seventeen township i've range a % = .s
lifetime to James Streetsr FOR the sum OF tao hundred
dollars NTH interest fo the 10Th day OF August 1850 at
this rate of 20 per cent and
of section sixteen ne range eight east and
twenty township five range eight; together with the i'm
The netons will stand for bearing on the first day Of
the ne October of said Court which will be Monday,
October 1863 whchtme all persons interested in said
appear and show why said petitions should
not granted and une the contrary is shown on that
day before said Court a order will be granted sell said
Real Estate to pay the debts Of said estate.
q In testimony VIII reef hereby sign my name
LIS and ax the seal Of said Court, this 10th day Of
I'D DRUMBAUGH,
nil Probate Judge.
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SHERIFFS SALE.
Kansas, Nemaha County.

State OF Kansas, Nemaha County.Z
James G.. MeAllister, vs. Harmon Miller.
By Virtue of an Order of Sale bearing date
June 10th, A. D., 1868, to me directed and de-
fivered issued in the above entitled cause out Of
the District Court of the Second Judicial Dis
trict of the State of Kansas, sitting within and
for said County Of Nemaha and also by virtue
Of the Order and Decree rendered in said cause
in said Court on the 18th day of April, A. D.
1863, I will, on Tuesday, the 18th day Of July,
A. D. 1868, at IL o'clock, A. NJ, of that day, at
the Court House door IN the Town of Seneca, in
the County of Nemahs, and State of Kansas,
offer at PUBLIC SAFE, TO the highest bidder, for
CASH in hand, at time Of sale, all the right title
and interest of the above named defendent in
and to the following described property, to- wit
r The North East quarter of Section Fourteen
(14) in Township Three (S) Of Range Fourteen
(14), said land situate in NemAha County, State
of Kansas Said property to be sold by me in
accordance with the command of said order of
sale, and also by virtue of said Order and De-
cree. .ees JOHN 3. RODGERS.
Seneca, june, 9th, 1868. Sheriff.
Byron Sherry, Atty for Plff