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Daily national Republican., 1863-07-15
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THE ESCAPE OF GEN. LEE
IN, T.i' .,st.isS fft;s S,
roX 0CLoox.H. X -


lively shattered condition stbsre, Is yssson, p
bslievs thilrkhen all the fScssi which sovlSd
osn. Nsadh action are known, he will be able
70 make snc reasonable explanation why he
did not asl1ek Lee. ,l4Lyrs 4 gur
We d - hesitate to acknowledge that we
have bssn nost woefhlly disappointed by the
fau INA eade allowed Lee to escape across
tbs rive wish all his plunder. We beiisvc,t tho
people and the Government had reason to ex.
pect different results from Gen. Meade. whiit
he sctcd upon he plaus Of Gen. Hooker at
Gettysburg, he was successful, but from the
moment he ives len % his own judgment
be has not done SO well. His failure to attack
Lee at williamsport will subject the noble
Army of the Potomac to another terrible
fsrosd .mareh, which many Of good judy
meps In such matters think might iiays
been saved. But we must wait and see
the matter solved In Mcade's own way. He
nsy catch the detected and running army Of
Lee aud compel him to fight; II SO, we have
no fear of the result. Let us hope for the best,
apd iu the, mean time rejoice over our victories
In the West and on the coast.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-15

WASHINGTON THfArRr To-NIGHT.-We pre-
sume that the puLnc need no additional hints
from us to induce il'" to avail themselves of
the rare opportunity int Is offered them this
evening, at the Wellington Theatre, of wit
Messing an entertainment that delighted New
York audiences night after night at Laura
Keene's Theatre in New York. Look at the
advertisement and then let the light of your
countenances shine upon Mrs. Engllsh's bril-.
liant company Of vocalists and pantomimists.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-15
Naval Orders To-Day.

Assistant surgcon John Paul Quinn, detached
from the Sebago and ordered to the receiving
ship at New York.
Midshipmen Godfrey NJ. Hunter Frank Turn
hull, b. Z. Long. Carlile p. Porter and T. +.
Jewell, detached from tho navy yard, Wash
ington, and waiting orders.
sailmaker Geo. W. GET, detached from tho
Preble and waiting orders.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-15
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS

The wharf situated between High and Con-
grsss streets. used by she Government tof the un-
loading offorage, 10 undergoing repair. The YES
ueia In the mean time, are stopping at the loot OF
finth strset. The repairs will be finished in about
tao weeks. rg..r, ....,r .....'.,
Some boatmen who have arrived from above
report that the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal has
been repaired from Cumberland to Hsnoosh by 3
portions Of Gen. Kelly commend, and that boats
are now running bsswssn those two points.
PoLIcB REPoRrs.-The following were ar
rested for selling without license, and hned e626
eaeh VIM Rirch, Benz. BoIwer, All. Les, Geo
Kroft, Ed. Lynch, J, q. Gstewood, R. L,tchteld,
aud B. D. Rankin. For same offence; W. @. Bates,
dned Si2.60; VIM. Gibson, W, II, Brashews, and J.
@. Rodier, dismissed; Jas. Adams, fined ss.2o.; A..
Rodier, selling on sundsyi fined S6.A. Jas. Magee,
selling liquor to. soldiers; nned $40 u. Michael
sullivan, disorderlyj fined stA. Carh. Weleh,
drunk; sent to work.hsuse. r..,r...I.
MARIsB ATripals. Steamer +. Cham
berlin, stewart, Philadelphis, udse to Hyde Il Da-
steamer Empire. Hunter, N. ri mdss to Morgan
and RhinehArt.I1.... ... a. r'i .Ta.. a.r. t.I
sehr. Heee, Todd choptank' MIDI wood to Hyde
sshr. Bradley, Pickrin, Nanticoke river, Md; wood
TO Dixon King. lLWpN = p..I ...
Schr, HENRIETTA Jonet, Ofian, me-; Ice TO Cooley.
! sebr. susqnehanpa, Myers, Baitimorej oats to y.
Berry. 80"
schr. Abbott Lawrence, Stanley, orl.n, Mel Ice
to Cooley. ,TAI 7 JfAAEF Ff
schr. Alert, Foxweli, Baltimorej salt to J. Thos
Davis, lyfIrl M . o..
sshr. William and John, Sanders, Baltimore; corn
to ~ Young. sA.af" q. I..ilrI lt..0
.Aoop star, King, Alsx sndrisl rAght. auu1I tUi
stsop American Eagle, ssyre, AlsxAndrisi bar
relsI 10 stSrr'A ,tsg . 81 ,gsituu.J. .s...u.'"l
! peppfurZ5tschr' Y; ?; wilii"ms' harnmt nd
hins"on' MASS isroiI1is1s ns ia G0JAiasg. II
CnEsAPEAKl AND ONO CANAL.-Departurss
e. d. Hartley, Jossphus, }. 4. Reinhart, NJ,
Hull, D. Lynn, rhos. Chaplin
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-15

ACCIDENTAL sHoorISG.-Monday afternoon,
AS ohieers Cronin and Mills were cleaning their
revolvers In Cronin's house, hy some accident
Milis' pistol exploded, the hall entering Mr. Gro
nin's left shoulder, inhleting a deep and painful
wound The services Of Drs. King, Began and
KeaAbey were called In and they 'ndeavored to
extract the ball, but without success, although
they probed several inches. The ball entered the
top Of the shoulder, and 1t 10 supposed passed
around the bone and lodged under the arm.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-15

THE BAsss OF THE MIssIssIPrI.-Prentice
says II Gen. Banks will only take Port Hudson,
the people OF the United States will honor him
with the title of The Banks of the Mississippi.
He has done II. Let the honor be conferred.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-15

vARrErIts. s.Athe talented company at the
Varieties each night appear in a htst-class per
fosmance. Artists Of high order being engaged,
The management are ths recipients Of large audi
saces. The long-expected sensation drama will
positively be performed on Monday nisht, with
tae regular concert hall performance. 10 -
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-15
new rork and w..h,.ssen steamship

New York and washingten steamship
.r..... rT- Csspsny. hF r'r- a.tI
We are pleased to notice that this popular
line is doing an sxcellsnt business, both IN pas
sengers aud Freight. Tbe ressn. obstrucnons
TO our railroad communication northward de-
thonArstes the Heeesslts of sdch d iins, es-
peelally ios freight, which the managers hats
not failed to appreciate. 'Messfs. Morgan a
Rhineh.rt, sgsuta, are always on hand At the
compaay's wharf, foot Of High street, George
town, V give every facility to passengers and
shIppers, H.. g.TfsG5a.rt...i
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-15

SMUGGLING LforoR. R.-Riehard Donnsll was
yesterday arrested, charged with trying to smusgle
Nqnoe across the lines. Heis confined In the Guard
house by order of Capt. Todd. 20 H. ~ l4H a.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-15

CRIMINAL CoURT.-Adolphusp Barker was
found guilty Of mAnslaushtsr, but BOT guilty Of
murder, and recommended to the mercy Of the
court. ----L : --L- l - .
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-15

The New York Ssw' says, apologetlcally,
that Gen. Lee was too far from his base Of sup
plies to follow up his success at Gettysburg!
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-15

TEAMsTsB ARRrsfBD.--Jsmesi Thomas, a
tsamster, sent to the gusrdheuse this morning,
charged with being ttunh and stonins = negro
tesnstvr. He 10 held for orders ffom Col. BAKER.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-15

o Losf.--A carpet-ssck snd coat, left in the 4
o'clock a. N. ttsin, betwsen Baltimore and Wash.
inston. The name Of "Dr. II. s. Hammer" 10
marked % tie bottom Of tho oArpet-b.s. "A lib
ers reward will be paid for the return informa.
tion Of the above by ieavingst Or addressing tbs
oscs of the NATIONAL ,RERusLicAs. Baltimore
papers please copy. 90 IrY - o. arrf.tr., D. g.,
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-15

si.s. troops. + !. .H%po..:y. y:,s
81: :'I;:: s: r; !: e; \ ;:H.,::Es:
sailed Cover Icy pls1 " 4, 81 t e.s,
thAt attacked nlll sn'9 ent Sos IN ams
since; they are Z Kiff starved, half NAKED :et,
transports with c{clhtng and provisions. They
1uyvvtHsvSspaAnnis anA IA nek aaAaSy pye-
cautions taken prevent their doing 90 sVsuy
Siu3e. Nv II
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-15

SIZZLING LIopoR TO soLDrERs.- .-Jsmes D.
Leland was broushs into the Guardhouse thi,
morning on the shove charge, by order Of Capt.
TODD. He was ordered 70 appear tomorrow.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-15

To CoNsUhfTi7Hs.-Ths advertiser having
bsen restored 70 health In NV ~eshs, tt vSsy
simple remedy afttf having sunsrsd several years
WITH -ssvsFe iuns sfFeetiou, and that, dread
disease, consumption, 10 anxious 70 make known
to his feflow-sufFerers he means Of cure
+. To all who desirs II he will send copy OF ne
prescription used ree Of oharye,) with the dirss.
tions for preparing and using tho same, whicA
shey will ind a suaE CuaE for CoSsumYrioH,
AsrHmA, BRoxrHIris, 10. 1hs only objsst Of the
advertiser 10 sending the prescriptions 10 "a bsne.
n the addicted, and spresd tnfor nation which be
sosceivss 70 DO Invaluable, and hs ,hopea svsfy
sufferer WIN try his remedy, ~ II viii cost then
nothing, asd may prove blsssing. OH iG.'' ..d
p ,t,Hds..ss Rev. EDwARDA. WILSON, - .
williamsbursh, King county, New York, ,
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-15

q. 3hs Oa,,s % the Nsssssal Rspubis-
ylvanAa avsAps asA p stites. =, 49,
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-15

srsAIIso GovERSMEsr PRorExrf. g. Rath-
waite WAS sent to the, gusrd-heuss yestsrday, by
Col. L. q. Baker, on the charge Of stealing Gov
crhnsnt Property, bcnsistias lof hnapsseka blsn.
kets, 10. He is held fos orders ron hesdqussters
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-15

TRYING TO DEsERl.-RampsI .Creswell was
caasht in the act Of dsserins irom ths g. forses
whsrs hsnowi Awalta Asntshoe Of court martial,
which viii probably be death.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-15

DRUNK WHILE on Dbff.-LJmsn Mason, .
solder, ives arrested last night, charged with
Jrunksnne.s ead neglect Of duty. He was ordered
to be confined for seven days, showered daily, and
1t the expiration d his ooannsnent to Be sent to
Gea. ,Hsilecks hesAqnartess. ,yi...' CUI l.H-.,r
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-15
#atiuuaf : @fpablitau.
WASHINGTON, d. Q.

WEI NEsDAY ,.,,,,.....,.:,,..,JULY Is, 1850.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-15
,Yyss, ;, ,,:!..!!l,R .:iss.!.sR2dllgl,2E R2!9II n i
v. ans Alice we.tf.ll, .rcd 2, month. and day.
SFECIAI.,NIJrICES,.

Z 1RsNAr1oNlt U&ioS 1EAutsAwE sciS
pnolis meetinssl sv~y TunsDAS
In their Hall, Aei Ninth street. There will b
speeches, National songs, 40. Ths resding-roous
- ssAau, ,Asauias, S'ridiH7aA siapt SA<Sls'
Jsnes A. Bro~p; Hss, Adaiy nsssAStissd skd
ecredksd lsS an Agent to solicit and receive sub
teripti6ns and contributions In support Of ths Ne
tipnsl union League Reading Room.
WIN. BEB6, ffesidenI .
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-15
LOCALrAFFAIRS.

SIGNALLING PMsoNERs.-Clars Vance and
Neiiis wood were arres last night on the charge
of slgnalhsg soldisrs II tbs Old Capitol. This
morning fAef We're taken to the Ptovost Marshals
once for sentence. fhess are two Of the gay Ia
dies Of Washington who thought they could DO
what they pleased; but the occurrences oflast night
we think, will teach then differsatly Glsg,a f.s
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-15
rhs Crowd Moves 10 Other Work.

After the policemen and military had been
disposed Cf, the crowd turned their attention 10
tho work Of destroying prominent buildings In
the vicinity. The flames were spreading rapid.
ly from the headquarters where they had been
started, aud now suveloped the two neighbor'
ing houses. This fact seemed to inclte tht
multitude TO proceed with other work Of a sim
liar nature, and they Immediately proceeded tc
the bulls Head Hotel, which wa situated In
Forty-third street, near Lexington avenue.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-15

-Eivs or six Men kilisA aAd Several
" sandsd-The, Baatdins RsaHssd To
Ashes, ste., d. .s .Y
About three O'Clock In the afternoon some
two thousand Of The people got around The
srmory situsted at the corner OF Second avenue
and Twenty first street, with tho evident inton.
tiop ot breaking into IL and getting possession
Of the arms and ammunition. This srmory
bad been establiahed cnly for . short period,
and was owned BY Mr.. Opdyke aud his broth
er-in-law.
An Immense quantity of ammunition and
arms wah stored In IL at the time. before the
arrival Of tha crowd the eproprietors ofthc place
gos hint NJ what wss to be attempted, and
nads arrsnssrnsnts accordingly. Some forty
policemen were thrown into the building and
armed with urst-clsss breech-loading rifles.
About nftsSp Of the workmen Of the armory
were also armed with rides, and well supplied
wttb cartridges and caps. They were all under
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WEST VIRGINIA, IS:

At Rules held in the Clerk office Of the Cir.
cult Court Of HanawhN county, On the first
Monday in August, 1863
VIM. E, Feazel, Plaintiff,
Albert C. Jenkins, john N.
Clarkson, Henry Everett, In Trespass
George Holdcrby, Wilson Damage 81 500,
B Moore, VIM Gum, and
Thomas J. jenkins, DIS.
THE object of this suit is 10 recover DANA,
ges from the defendants for the value Of two
horses and saddles and other property of the
plaintiff taken by the said defendants and ap.
propriOted to their own use, without the COZ.
sent aud against the will Of the said plaintiff,
and for Tho wrongs done To his Icrsou, tSc.--
Aud il appearing by an affidavito Of the plain.
till fled with the papers in this cause that the
defendants, a. G. jenkins, Henry Everett,
George Holderby, Wilson B, Moore, William
Guam aud Thomas j. Jenkins have len the
counties Of NHson and Cabell in The said State
Of West Virginia. where they severally resided
and that the defendant John N. Clarkson has
LEFT the said county where he resided prior 20
the passage oithe act entitled ian actto amend
aud re-cnact, the 10th section OF Chap er 40 of
the Code Of Virginia" passed January 22d,
1863 Wherein lhesaih suit is now pendug--
and that process directed to the officers OF the
Counties, where the sand defendants reside and
are, cannot be delivered to said officers, and eX.
ecuted by them. BY reason Of instruction, re.
bgllion and armed resistance to the enforce-
meut Uf the laws, and the said defendants no,
having entered their appearance, Il ison mo.
lion Of the Plaintiff ordered that the said delen-
4
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%0WEPU!YG YBW.

Mr. Editor; You can just ,av ~ The citizens
Of Point Pleasant, aud 'hn country people zen
orally. int have ou hand aud an receiving
evrrg few days nice .utoi GopkiuI Stoves and
Household furniture, ,ncI,as jei,tga.s, Beu.
rra,, tables. Chairs safes s,an.Is. aud all 9TH
CT kinds Of Furniture, also a nice lot OF Willow
ware, such az Baskets, Baby Wagons, &c.
wooden wtr- Of ait description constantly on
land. rs have sold out The grncrry part Of
nv business To- 5lr. ltnry Graf, c'.n put all
NY .m.warcio the In.,hop, aud l will not
disapppinl ms customers IN that linz from thI,
ont. I will from this lime keep good lot Of
tm.wlre ou hand regardless ofJenhius or ANY
r,hcr man p.rs'aj wishing topurclaoe any
Of the above articles " II do wei 10 give me a
call b FIRE Purchasing elsewhere intcnd to
sell for c ASH and by 50 doing can sell nr-
ticle. rs cheap as you can buy hem in the city.
lfyou dunof believe ca il aud see iuryou
self. viii be found in my saleroolns at al!
hours, job Work done on short notice.
dead l,ads" Of Fruit cans aud sellingwax
on hands JOHN LEONARD.
Aug 2J-ly.
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rT Hon. George W. Summers made

ET Hon. George W. Summers made
a speech at Wheeling few days since,
in which he ssid "Gs ps lore il the car
we should fight it out" and that "be
was for vigorous prosecution Of the
war;" &c. THAT slavery was the cause
of The war, and that as the South had
brought about the war, if they lose all
their slaves, they have nobody to 'tlame
but themselves" Yet it required two
whole years of war, bloody, barbarous
war, to open the eyes of Mr. Summers
to the truth contained in the above re-
marks. We remember Mr.. Summers
as one of the "peace commissioner"
from Knr awha, who cFme 10 GsllipOlis
in Jnne, 1861, and used every argument
to di,sualo Col. Norton Of tho 9lst o..
V, NJ from crossing the Ohio river, -
His "aIoquence" vas of no avail, aod
from thai day until his speech at Wheel
ing M Summers has mainlained "a
mastery inactivity Now that thenew
State or "chiId Of storm" as be termed
it, is fairly under way. he is willing to
oct as godfather, or serve it in Congress
for SO 600 and mileage. We trust Mr..
Summers is sincere ia his leath-bel re-.
pentanca, but believe the Union men OF
West Virginia will have very little 10
thank him for, in obtaining their present
pIoud position.
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NEW YORK PRICES.
TO THE WIDOWS OF DECEA.
SED OFFICERS AND SOL.
DIERS.
II. V. whnley, orroint Pleasant, va,
w. c. Hood, of Ironton, Obi

/ "M
w. O. Hood, Of Ironton' Ohio,
( HAVE FORMED A PARTN ERsHTP FOR
( III The collection Of the following classes 81
claims:
First Invalids disabled since March 4,
1861. in the military or naval service Of tho
| United States in tho limo Of duty.
Second. Widows Of officers, soldiers r sea.
men, including grinboat service, dying nj
wounds received, or Of disease contracted or
wounds received, in the military or naval
service.
Third. OhillrenunAcr sixteen wears Of AGA
Of such deceased persons, ifthere is no widow
suryiying, or from the time Of the widows
marriage.
| Fourth. Mothers lyvho have no husbands
| living Of officers, soldier. or sramcn deceased
rs aforesaid, provided the latter have left mel.
Their widows nor children under sixteen years
ofagc: and provided, also, that the mother was
dependent. wholly or in part. upon the deceas.
ed Tor support. -
| Fi1h. Sisters, under sixteen vnars Of aee.
lcptudcnl.u upon the latter. wholly or in part.
for support, provided there a-G no righifui
iclaimaGts uf either oil tho three last preceding
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GREAT AND GL0RInuS NRWs--.rHE

uNEAI End NLuhltNS NEN - II y.
REBELS IN FULL RETREAT.
NOW while our victorious boys are follow
" ing up their hard won victories, come my
ccuntrymen to their help, and let Us crush out
this great rebellion SO that we can have peace
ssala il our once happy country, Now is he
time to strike. Your county calls ror hclp.--
DO not turn deaf ear and say There is plenty
to go without me; but come out Ike men =
Don, c1mncl your coupty 10 resort to DRAFT
Now boys cry with loud voice and fairly
make the woons ring with your shouts while
Oh your way to join the Third y irginia Caval'
~, now being recruited at Point Pleasant, W.
Va, where You can get the best chance yet of
iered. Bounty 500 500 aud one months pay
in advance, when mustered in. Don't let This
chance slip to get into good company, where
the best arms, horses aud equipments, will be
furnished this company. Thiscompany is be-
ing raised expressly for the protection of your
homes along the border
Capt DAVID B. WOLF,
LIST Lieut., JAS. p. MATTHEW,
Cd Lieut. HENRY A. WOLF,
July 23nol9,f
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POINT PLEASANT MARKET.
WEDNESDAY, August II 1868.

WEDNESDAY,, August II 1868.
FLOUR-From 81 SOFAS 80 per Dbl
WHElT-Whi,e wheat, 75c0l 90,
red 10000.
C0RN--We quote at G507O cents.
PorAToE'-New are selling at SOC
to 81 90 per bushc
APPLES-Duod 81 % per bushel.
EGGS--BUITER-- Eggs s cents pr,
dozeni Butter lQl@l5 cents per ID.
BACON Sides St@s crs.; Shoulders
mos cts Hams (sugor cured) 10 cts
per pound
GROCERIES -Cof,e, 5000 cts.
Sugar. brown Is Cts, white 20 cts, per
pound; MoIasses 80 cents per gallon;
Golden Sirup 81 co. Rice l2i cts. per
pound.
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WEST VIRGINIA, IS:

4 T Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
~ Circuit Court Of Mason county, ID the
month of August, 1863
John SwNscy, Edward swusey,)
aud A. CJlller,
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At Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the Cir.
cult Court of EanawhN county, on the first
Monday in August, 1863
VIM. f. Feazel, Plaintiff
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John Swnscy, Edward Swasey,
aud A. CJllicr,
vs.
Nicely Grccnlcc VIM. NJ. Pier.
son and Fannie his wife, VII. }Iu Chonccry
liam Williams, IT,, Arthur vii.
iiams and 2, II NcCulloch
Executor Of the estate Of vii.
liam Williams, decd
The object Of his suit il 10 subiccta ccr,ain
tract Of land aud mill property situated In the
county Of Mason, on the waters Of l9mile crccl,
to the payment OF the sum Of 81 ,ann, with ils
interest subject to n credit Of $l27 50 mid
April 99d. isGO, said amount being the remaiu.
der otthcpurchOsc money, Aud the de cad.
ants Vim. N. pierson and ArthurWlliams not
having cplrrcd their appearance, aud il mp.
pearingby affidavit filed that the said VIM. NJ
picrson and Arthur Williams are no, residents
of this State
Now therefore, ON motion Of the Plaintiffs
attorney II Is ordered TINT the said defendants
do appear hero within one month after due
publication Of this order and do what IA no.
ccssary toprotcel his interest IN tie premises,
Tester
CNAS D, WAGGENER, Clerk,
J. W. English, Sol
oug6-vi-A0
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WEST VIRGINIA, SIS:

WEST VIRGINIA, SIS:
At Rules held in the Clerks Office ofthc Cir.
cult Court Of Putnam county, in the month oil
August. 1869,
James W Rylnnd, Henry
Hamnctt. Haw.ia y,
Hatch, and Frank Do
MADISON, partners I'M In DEBT.
der the firm and name
OF Rylnnd, Hnmmctt 4
Hatch, plaintiffs
VS..
John II. MsConihOy, DIT
IT nppcqring BY affidavit that the defendant
John II McOonihay isaanon rcNidontor lhc
state of West Virginia, and the object " this
suit being N recover The sum Of Si5 n with
LEGAL interest from the 18Th day Of April, 1861
until paid and cost Of suit.
Il is ordered that the said defendant do ap.
pnnr within ono month after due publication Of
ihif order and do WHAT'S necessary 10 protee
lis interest IN the premises.
Tostc.
GEO! II. MONTAGUE, Clerk,
Lowell, p a. Iaug l9t4nal,
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PUBLIC SALR OF HOR 2ES.

WILL h. sold on Tuesday, the first day Of
w September Court, 1861. Mt my barn N
Point Pleasant West Va, a lot of good work
horses several mares ana colts, also several
good brood mare. 4 credit Of ~ months viii
Io given, TIE purchaser giving bond with
good security. SaletO commence Mt lOo'clocE'
aug. l3-4tnal, JAS H. uOoF'
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EAGLE MILLS,
II ]. B ENEDICT Proprietor,
POINT PLEASANT, VA.

Owing to 'he high price Of coal &c..
shall grind for custom only ON Saturdays
Pcwonswishing il can have their wheat cx'
changed on Fridays,
charge the oislh for grinding wheat aud
The lnh fprgrndinr com
IJ'Comc ON Friday or saturday II you want
TO be sure " finding Che Miller AZ home.
Those living on The kanawha rivot md
wishing to scnd their wheat o. corn to my mill
for The purpo'o Of having ground or cxthan.
ged and moi wishing tocomu wish i can send
itdowu ON some Of fhe boats with instructions
bv lc,ler. anl Twill have II hauled up 10 the
NH and biek FREE or CHARGE.
GRAIN,
1l'The highest market pricepRid for whont,
and corn NJ all tmes.
Juncl9 lynl5
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-15
AMUSED EHTS.


NiHLos GARDEN
Lsossee and Manager VIM. Whestley
~. wneatry regrets that this "
Positively THK LAST wKKk
THE GREAT TKAoIc Artistic.
- sue MISS BATEMAN.
49, ~ appear every evening in the beautiful suf tdr
nasE enecnre romantic Drama entitled
LEAH
r. .nnn... TIKI fORSAKkN.
=" consequence OF arrangements long since made
can oaiy be witnessed in her
SUBLIME IMPERsoKATIoN
HEBREW MAIDEN.
FOR Six NIGHTS LONGER.
mtss baemans creation OF the broth hearted Je wish
MADDEN has received unqualified enogv from the public and
VIC sesstess OF critics. aud has attracted pied
INTELLIGENT REFINED AND FASHIONABLE Az.
...--,,. DlENCkS
evcs assembled within tho walls o. New York theatre
iay presented with superb aud exquisite Scenery
Stnpe. :, ~. "o''
Cdascsrisic Dresses and Appointments by Me.srs PHI
9I "a unrivaisd cast. embracing the o. Mr. y w.
$ln. NJ Lamb. Mr. q Andrews, Mr.. Wilson, Mines Chan.
Ixu, okcrreit ana the admirable ehorAs.
vSfs open ~ commence ~ IN Performances conclude
Ua oeiocs snordng angie time for cars stages &C.
CHEAT nEMAND FOR SEATS.
the public arc respectfully formed Boz Book
xHE FINAL WkEK
MISS BArxxANs TRIUMPHANT ENGAGEMENT.