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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-10-13

'l'HE SPEAKER. --lIoN A. b. GARDNER, who
was elected Speaker to-day with an unanmity
that must have been highly gratifying to him
brings to the performance Of the duties OF the
Office large legislative experience, an active and
vigorous mind, and degree of ability which
cannot iaiI Of making him successful presiding
Officer. he has no easy task before him, to he
sure, as he has been preceded in the Speaker
chair by officers who would have been 40 honol
to any Legislative body but he is fully equa
to the situation and will preside with thu
dignity, mpartiality and success, which hay'
Distinguished tho best Of bic predecessors
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-10-13
Montpelier, Sept. 2Sth, 1863

The CHRISTIAN COMMISSION. This beneRoent
Association will hold meeting at the Brick
Church in Montpelier, Thursday evening, the 22d
inst. Geo. Ii. Stuart, President Of the Associa,
ton, and Rev. g. J. Mingins, one of the working
agents Of the Commission, will be present. Both
Mr.. Stuart and Mr.. Mingius are among The bes'
and most eloquent speakers Of the present day
and those who have heard them address audiences
respecting the work and the wants Of the Com
mission, speak with unwobted enthusiasm o. their
power to move the hearts of their hearers. The
occasion will, undoubtedly, be one Of great in.
terest
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-10-13
Nor An EAr jon A letter, dated Dalton,

Nor AN Easy jon A letter, dated Dalton,
Ga, to the Atlanta appeal, September 20, says;
The over saugune multitude will be some
what disappointed to know that the chances Of
General Bragg's taxing Rosecrans and his army
prisoners at Chattanooga, aud sending a cor.
porals guard after Burnside to "gobble him
up" 10 the mountains Of East Tennessee, con.
tlnue his march unnterruptedly to the Ohio,
is mol considered as easy job in the front as Il
is here and baow, where the peoples desire for
Rosecrans's destruction mako them overlook
the obstacles to its accomplishment.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-10-13

A DESERVED CONTINENT reelection OF
IlKskY CLARK E,q, by an unanimous vote as
Secretary oil the Senate, was compliment we'll
deserved. MIR. CLARK, in his official relations
with the Senate during the past two years has
bean the same pleasant, genial, gentleman as in
private life, and these qualities together with his
acknowledged ability aud fitness for the place,
were properly recognized BY this complimentary
vote
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-10-13

Hos. JEPrnA BRADLEY, the faithful and ell
Gent Auditor OF Accounts, had his Report ready
for distribution to the Members the first day OF
this Session. The Report, contains full histo-
ry of the finances of the State for the past year,
aud should be read by every one. Mr.. BRADLEY
can be found at all times at his Office 10 the
Easl Wing Of the Capitol
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-10-13

AbJUrANT GENERAL.-PKTER I. WAaBuRS,
the able and indeiatisabo Adjutant General, is
on duty at his Office in the East Wing Of the
State Capitol lie has rooms at the American
House. His health is much better than it has
BEEN though his constant labor is a severe tax on
his physical strength. lie is an eminent ex,m-
pe OF on officer who deyotes his time and his
energies unrcsoryedly to the duties Of his official
position
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-10-13

TINS MISSISSIPPI SQUADRON, The naval squad
ron OF the Mississippi river now comprises up
wards Of eighty vessels OF all kinds, ineludln,
he so.called marine brigade, sor, of monde
script, half naval half military organ ation
The river is so thoroughly guarded by lh
large aeet Of gun. boats that it Is next to i'm
possible Tor guerrillas to impede navigation Oh
perpetrate any grea, damage to steamboats, any
where between Cairo and New Orleans. Tt,
river, from Cairo to the Gulf is divided int
districts, each district under command Of !
divisional officer, and complete system o.
yer police lie maintained.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-10-13

ELEcrios DAY.-Notwithstaoding tn some
what lOrbdding aspect Of the heavens, the usu-
al crowd was on hand Election Day. One
would not have imagined that Vermont OF
Washington County had been drafted to any
alarming extent Of it's population, several reg.
lmeuts of that class being present, with an evil
dent purpose Of enjoying themselves
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-10-13

SECRETARY or Civil AND MILITARY ArrAIRs.-
Samuel Williams, Esq, who has been appoint
ed by Governor SMITH Secretary Of Civil anc
Military Affairs, has held the same Office Tor tive
years under Governor HoLBRooK, During thai
time he has proved himself emiuently qualified
for the laborious, aud often responsible dud o
the office, and his reappontmont by Governor
SMITH is just tribute to his superior fitness fol
the place
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-10-13

Hon. JoHS B. PAGE, State Treasurer, appears
in excellent health, and, as they say in thearmy
in D." good spirits, ia bis office at the state
House MR PACE is very handsomely compll-
mcnte1 in the AUDITOR Report and he certain
ly deserves all the praise that has been bestowed
upon his excellent management of the finances
of the State during aperiod when the duties
of his Office have required the highest financial
talent. and tho cearest and most systematic
busine's capacity to be found in the Common
wealth.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-10-13

EAST TENNESSEE. "A Knoxville letter Of Sep
tember och, to the Cincinnati Commercial, says
there were then no symptoms of movement OF
troops from thence to Chattanooga The loyal
East Tennesseeans, to the number Of about fifteen
thousand, have been organized and armed for
home defense. They are also volunteering in
our army very rapidly.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-10-13

ELEVENTH RromESr.-Surgeon Kidder has
resigned, and Assistant Surgeon Meigsi' acting
Surgeon.
Thenew battery l., Captain Stafford, have been
in camp about month, but have not received
their arms.
The Belgian muskets, which the regiment re-
oeived at Bratllsboro, have bOen exchanged for
the Springfield rife musket.
A Bras Band is being organised, the instru
men. having recently arrived in camp
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-10-13

ALLOTTED PAr.-Asslgnees aud others holding
orders for allotted pay of the Second and Elev-
onth Regiments, anb Companies \, + and II
Sharpshooters, are hereby notified that returns
have been received Tor July and August, and
that this Office is prepared to pay the sums re-
ceiyed in the usual way. The settlement Of the
clothing account Of the Eleventh Regiment will
explain the fractional amounts received for mem
bers Of that regiment
JonS b. PACE, State Treasurer.
Rutland October 8, 1868.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-10-13
Vermont Bible Society.

The Anniversary OF the Vermont Bible Society
will be held IN Montpelier, on Wednesday, the
18th Of October
The Directors will meet at the Rooms Of tho
Society at 10 o'clock a. Nj.
The Society will meet in the same place, at
p. NJ.
In the evening the Rev Henry Wilkes D. D.
of Montreal will preach the Annual Sermon, in
the Brick Church
W. H. LORD, Scc'y Y. BIS.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-10-13

PRESIDENT LlSooLNs LErTERs.-Bepj b.
Russell, Ct Boston, has published 10 a pamphlet
oi22 pages, all President Lnooln's letters on
questions OF National Policy In this the pub
Usher has done the public good service. Every
person who desires to preserve these letters,
should have one Of these pamphlets.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-10-13

ASSISTANT CLERKs.-Mr. STEWART has APP
pointed as Assistant Clerks Jons H. FLAGG of
Wilmington, l. NEWTON jerks of Mortified,
and JAMES G. loUGnroS, Jr, of Che.se,. These
gentlemen were all in the Clerks Department
last year. They understand the duties of the
Office and will make obigng and accomplished
clerks. 4
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-10-13

Its said that Gen. Hooker is TO have com
msnd Of one u the largest corps in the Army
Of the Cumberland. That Army will make a
good change IN taking Zig ling Joe Hooker in
place Of McCook and Cri,tenden, whose lack Of
fighting qualities defeated our Army at Chick
smsags.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-10-13

We have endeavorcd to find place in our
columns for the valuable remarks Of Hon. Dan
iel Needham, at Woodstock, at the Windsor
County Fair, on the subject of wool growing,
and what is a fair price for this product byt
have been compelled to defer it ill our columns
are less crowded. We hope to find space iq it
next week,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-10-13

PERSONAL. PROT ssor Conant, Of the Medical
College at Burlington, has been made Profess r
Of Anatomy IN the Thirteenth Street Medical
College Of New York City. Edward Bradley, Nj.
d., succeeds him as Demonstration Of Anatomy.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-10-13

A deserter ran across the suspension bridge at
Lewiston, n. Y, few days since, and a guird
after him. They followed him into Queenstown
on the Canada side, and fred at him, without eff
feet, wbereupon the soldiers we're arrested by the
Canadian authorities and put in JAIL A vel
known citizen went to their relief and after max
ing due apologies, he soldiers were released
The Canadians we're very indignant at this inya-
sion By Yankee soldiers.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-10-13

Assistant LIBRIRIANs.--Mr. REID, the lii
brarian, has appointed CHARLES D. SwA rY,
ESQ. and CnAUNcEY W, Town, Esq, Assistant
l. brarIans.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-10-13

TnE FALL ELECTIONS The elections in sew
eral OF the States, this TALL occur as follows:
Ohio, Tuesday Oct. IL.
Pennsylvania, Tuesday, Oct 10,
Massachusetts, Tuesday, Nov. 3.
New York Tuesday, Nov. 3.
Wisconsin, Tuesday, Nov. 5.
Delaware, Tuesday, Nov 10.
Iowa, Tuesday, Nov. 10.
Minnesota, Tuesday, Nov, TO-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-10-13

Mr., Howard Clark Of Lincoln was several,
gorod last week by hcifer he was preparing to
butcher Ii lad got the animal in stable
and while attempting to get a rope around her
horns the heller pitched at him, INJECTING severe
INJURIES
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-10-13

FIRE.-Iho barn of Henry Salisbury Of DUN.
mersioD, with large quantity Of hay and sew.
era cattle, was burnt oV Sunday night the 4th
inst Supposed to bave been Intentionally set
on Ere.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-10-13

LArG HING GAS TURNED TO Coon SERVICE IL
will be noticed, by reference to bis advertise
ment in another column, that DR.. Comegys hH
succeeded in bringing into use nitrous oSla'
gas, to take the place Of chloroiorm in ex'raeE
ing teeth. This is perfectly harmless, beng
rather benefit than otherwise to the 'ys1em'
and we are told by those who have tried H. Gu
sureS entire insensibility to pain. Indeed you
can have your teeth extracted and laugh al 'n'
operation.
The murder case now on trial here is still P'O'
Onged. To-day Monday is the eleventh oil '''
trial, and the State hasn't concluded its te'''p0'
ny--in other words, hasn't rested" AnO'"''
week will hardly suffice to bring the patent ""
to the end. The case excites no interest," anu Wv
court room is deserted all except those who NV
necessarily in attendance on the trial.
The famous horse known as the Green ho'r
tain Morgan, recently died at the stable u
b. Martin in Marshfeld.
RUTLAND & BunLIsoros RAILRoApa,1,,NsSSq
pared with the fiscal year ending Aug %, i., ,r'
the gross earnings Of this road Tor the pa'ss 0sr
show an increase Of Sl00, 09S, 80 or o'cr ~
cent, and the net earnings. an increase VI ~
Ss5,54 or about SO per cent.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-10-13

Cyrus Brown Esq, Of Worcester and Charles
Harvey Esq, of Montpelier have been admitted
this term as practising attornes at the Bar Of
Washington County Court.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-12
~ order Of the Sse:etsry Of Es.r=
n En-
Ponr nme. mn1,...

We Would remind oa. rea Isrz ,ha; tie
uew Postoa1es Law, enacted Dy The las,
Congress. goes into operation on the FIRST
Of the approaching July. and call their at
seotion to the following extracts from ii:
SIC. 3.-PEEPAYxES4 AID Box RExzs.
Sec. 3 And be it further enacted, That
30 mail matter zhzil be deliTered BIZ the
Postmaster until the postage zee thereon
shall have been paid: and no box 1T any
pest ONCE sbsli be assigned 70 the 7se of
any person uuti! the rent therefor has been
PAID for at Ieast one quarter, for which the
postmaster shall give . receipt, and keep g
record thereof ia his Office, which record
shall be delivered 70 his suceeEsOr
IEsTgCcTIoz No. ,. This section also
luteIy prohibits the delivery of any letter,
newspaper, pamphlet, or package whatever,
until the postage charged thereon sha!l be
paid. Posimssters must strictly conform
70 it. Printed matter muzt be retained un-
I'll it is paid for, either az for transient
package or for quarter, az provided 10
sections 10 and IS
Zach Postmaster must keep list of all
box holders, win the number of the box
assigned TO each, and the time during
which be has used it. The list will be ex-
amined by special agents, and be delivered
TO his successor in Office The Postmaster
must state in bis quarterly returns the
amount Of box rents accrued in each quar-
ter, whether ne has collected them or not.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-12
Violent Hn,I.,n..

a violent hailstorm passed over a nor
Mon OF Lewis county, Mo, last TbursSsv-
". =. Gordon, liyiog two miles sootbvss;
OF Canton had eighteen acres of wheat
ten ;S OF oats, and eighteen of corn DESTROYED
II. Jennings, just beyond, lost twenty Eve
acres OF wheat and rye, together Win
everything in the garden; twenty chickens.
nearly grown, were killed; twelve oIass
broken, and other injuries inflicted. The
naI IS said to have fallen to the depth Of
WE'VE inches, as measured on the level n
Tue YARD after the storm. AtDr. CouneIrs
on FRIDAY morning, hail could still he
gAtnered by wagon loads, as it is said TO
nave accumulated in gullies to the dentS
Of o. sl1 or eight feet. At Shelton Jones,
~, me force of the hail scaled the bark and
lei, n,n many bruise and indeutation on an.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-12
signs OF CaviDgtp

The Washington correspondent of The
0di0 STATE Journal says, under recent
date:
The idea that any troops have been sent
to the relief Of Yicksburg. from the Rap.
pahannock, is not entertained By our Off
GERS. The frat great result OF Gen. Granite
attack on Yicksburg is the demonstration
OF the enemy's weakness. Outside of
Lees army they have no such strength as
has been claimed for them Two weeks
have elapsed since the Investment of that
stronghold, and yet they have not been
able 70 stir hand nor foot 10 its behalf
They have Withdrawn a few troops from
some OF the more southerly places, to re.
iuforce Joe Johnston with view to Penn
berton's relief, but none have been taken
from either. Bragg or Lee, who have their
hands full already.
1t would seem as II operations all along
the line had been suspended awaiting the
result Of Banks and Grants present as
ssults. II they succeed, or even The Iat,er
one, the stroke will DE fatal 20 the rebel
lion. The effects of such continpenrv
| on it fortunes have already evidently been
studied out, and decided upon at Richmond
The protest of Cos. Vance, of North Car.
DINA, against transferring the theatre OF
war from Virginia to that State was
| made undoubtedly upon the Knowledge
that some such conclusion had been ar.
rived at by JEFF. Davis. The dreadful i'm
portance OF the catastrophe about 10 fall
upon them is shown by Jeff's presence in
Mississippi, by the increased whioIuo Of
the Richmond papers, and by the scamper
OF the rats everywhere from the sinking
| ships.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-12
Curions Faets.

A scientific journal, in the course Of a,
able essay on "The Races says .aThe
nature of the profession exercises a great
influence on longevity. Thus, out Of loo
Of each of the following professions, The
number OF those who attain their seven.
culturists, 40; traders and manufac,nEsrs
80; soldiers, 80; clerks. 80; LAWYERS. %:
artists, 20; professors, 81; and PHYSICIANS,
-; so that those who atudy the art Of nral
longing the lives of others are most likeIy
TO o, die early, probably on account of The
ehlaTia to which they are CONSTANTLY en-
posed There are in the world 335 mil.
mons OF Christians, millions of Jews. 600
2 protesting some of the Asiatic re-
and 300 millions of Pagans. OF ne Chi,
tlans, 10 millions profess the Catbolic
16 millions the Greek, and 80 millions The
Protestant creeds. ',S1' sAe
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-12
ELECTION RETURNS.
OFFICIAL VOTE OF xoxoxGA11A cor,x7

OFFICIAL VOTE OF NoNOSGALrA COUNTY.
For Governor-A. /. Boreman 1885
Secretary. f. BOyers 1869. Treasurer
Campbell Tarr 1884 Auditors. Crane
1861. Attorney General-A. B. CaId.
well 1853. judges of the Supreme Conr,
Of ApPeais-R. L. Berkshire 1855. WIN, A
Harrison l645, Jas. Brown I54s. Cir.
cult Judge-John a. Ollie 1900 Senate
II: Dertng s37, E. G. Bunker 99l. John
). Brown 100, II. Sinsel AL. House Of
Delegates v. Bougbper 4l9
Bowlby lO8. Reuben FinneI 500, Job, p
Tough 100, Leroy Krumer llo4. Wiliiaro
Simpson lsl. Clerk of Circuit CourtL
A. Raymond 1908. L s. Layton 6O4.-
Shertf-John n. Brand 1863. Prosentinp
Attorney. N. Hagaus 1886 -SurTevo1
Geo G. Sturgis l67, George Price ii77.
h, Hartley 0, John R. Dia6eII 80. Re,
corder-A. L: Wade 1885.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-12

TIE YAzoo RITER-Yazoo is an 1ndi.,
name, siguifyipg the River of DEATH T6e
Water Of this river is always of stapna1t
Shiny thickness. and invariably prodnce:'
an IncErable disease when used anv TenStE,
Of time. We are told that nearly ali The
men IN Gen. Sherman's army Who vent m
me HazoO were affected by the water and
many Who have retafned are yet sufFeri1s,
rom 10. the disease contracted on that eTns9
Glt'on. The river is properly named
LomsUiiEs Journal.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-12

:, TaE manuscript testimony taken BY
the Commission appointed to inquire into
the operations Of the Army of the Ohio
makes pile two feet in height Twen.
'y-segeu pages of cap paper are required
70 "flte the answer to single question
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-12

THE latest ediot of fashion in Paris de-
eiares that all elegant DANES OUGHT =
wear the hair in the form of a co S !.
descending to the waist, bound IN the
middle with pink, blue and green ribbons ms
and curled at the extremity in five Of
those long curls which are called .cors,
screws.n eulN-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-12

GEN SANTA Anna, ez-President of
Mexico, still resides on the Island of Gu
on' few miles from Havana. He den;s,
IN one of the papers of that city, that be
rs about to take the field on the side of
the French, and against his native conn.
try. 0lH-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-12
Ths Sew MIIttary DePartnena In
49, NEnekftRZ.

Tie Sew AIItIATy DepARGnRul In.
eER4eG yTheEffng.
ws goald call sssalioa 70 sc foIoEisg
Es zss2s= Of EsnsTss 70 tie people Of
wheefizz 81 TIE PAsbar5Is.
FAszIss1oS, Jsss 10. IEss
II GoTszgr Ps5Yee5-
Tee gsesrzl orders :<5sE.rpaed this
DOrsi5E E50aA ses1 lszs:
Is TIE Dep1E4DesT II 7bs HoEcozEheI8
VII e1aCEcs ina: PorEIoo .: Eas STATE Of
PsrasyiTssis gsgt Of JoanEtorn, and ihs
LsErsl Hiii rsaEs II the DsaoIz5ns, AID
tss eoantieE Of Hsocs-k, Broke gpd Oato
N re STATE os F:rg5s5s, All re e.u.iiss
Of Co!aaci<, JsssrsoS, ssd BeImsog. II
tss si&ts u Ohio Nsjo, General Villas
q Rnooks Is assigned 70 The esnnsad Of
This Department Heaje1syters Al Pitts-
burg.
~ order Of the sse.etsry Of Var.
z. D. Tos1sEsD, a A.G.
We EDderstznd one object Il iaeIudiaz
Obi0 county is 70 have Wbseiisg fortified.
To the oamiiitsry mind thers-seems 70 be
obvioas Fsesoas why Wsrsbsn eoaa;y
shouid have been included TOO. TBi.
voaid have included tbe whole Panhandle
eTeu with she Psnpsyiysaia line. Beside.
the MARSHALL eouaty Iius is 50 near wheel.
( ing tuas It cuts Of corner Of Ritehie.
town. which Is practically part Of az.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-12
Wykes & Browns
PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY
~ ~ aTRERT.

WHEELING, WET VA
e an aEIss HDd GyIL
Il R3sauE4aphs N Ina LAX, Oh I'D WISER c03-
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ESeh1aR oF4e0e h1d 4zE65fffT.
VaEisd aEsQtnEnE q RE1Sss afHaFs q ksadAad
az E4lse6e1p Ala, ~ h80EfHEE q car4s a de-
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-12

WEHKRKASA Libel has been dIeS in the p;strSt
w Court Of the UEifad States for tbs DiF:rs;
o. MeS:sTn virginia 0atbe 25th day OF May, 1874
y The Union Coal and Oil Company. A-sius. Tire
5oiieEs and Engines and part Of The Tackle All
furniture Q. the steamboat Hanging Rock. aiIeeirR
IN substance that about taa 18Th iay sf Iscto
Der, 1861 the said etSAmloas being then on tYis
nom SAlhPoiis 70 Loop Greek shoals in FAyett.
county, VA sunk In the ERu0EhA River in EAfs.
naSlEAble from the sea, by vessels Of ten or rno.s
S0As 0uL4henS and vas soon thereafter totally aban.
donel; and the HbellAnts Afterwards took uSsses5l
OF herS and saved from the wreck the said Three R5
eEs ana Engines, etc, 0d that they are entitled 10
Lsooaole share OF the same for the salvage thArsc
ana praying process against said Three boilers An!
bnglne5 ETC. and reasonable and proper salyzEs
ana that the said Three Boilers and Eaqines etc NAV
oe c0ndemned aud sold TO pay such salvage Wit
co7t4, eharges 6od expenses Nov therefore in DIR.
suance Of the motion under the seal Of the sad CON
20 me directed and delivered do hel ey gTe publ.
nsL1es TO Al persons claiming the said Three Bois
anu 4ngines etc. Of the steamboat Hanging Rock.
q 70 any manner interested therein, that they te
ana appear before the said District Court 10 leisI
g heeng in aud for the Hestsru District OF Vi,.
GINA on the 18Th day Of June next at IL o'cIoek
the forenoon Of that dAy-ProTided the same shIr
oe DAY otJnrisdictfon, otherwise on the NEXT dSg
OF jurisdiction thereafter-then and there 10 ipfE;
behalf eA''OnS ID ia
Dated the s5,h day of Nay 1855
z n. NORTON.
United States Marshal.
bkSJ. h. Smith, Proctor for L;bellHnfs innS'1Ir
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-12

THE Columbus Journal says that Miss
Lawrence, OF Weston, Lewis county, West
Virgins, has been released from Camp
Chase Prison on taking the oath of allie
glance.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-12
sEoRErARps oFTIoE-

'ALA1D e fLE3sbgRGH RALRoAD CO.
Cleveland, May 25th, 1868
SPECIAL MEETING of the Steekbol5.,- 20
= thtS Company viii be held at its ofice ia Cse
~ "a e4nesday the LIST day of July next n 10
SeloeN on9atd day, to take into con5ideratt6S
Ene . OF Increasing the capital stock Of tba
9: e; an amount sufficient to allow Of the con-
lii IL - bonds. The TranEfer Books
VII Pc closed from June 25th to July "a
my0o SOD Z. ROCKWELL, sec,v.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-12
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