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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-01

toward the railroad generally regarded as hazard
oaS and Gen. Hancock was unfortunately taken sick
ast on the eve Of the expedition. Blrney 10 com
m,nd OF whom the prisoners do not speak ar all CON-
plimen'sry. They say he Invariably manages to get
into trouble. ..raar f,.-.- q. ,.-.f ....'r
As usual all natonniites are represented among the
prisoners and many Of the men say that they left the
trenches around Washington twelve days since. A
majority q them express great satisfaction that they
no heart to fight. somewhat maturcd sou OF the
Emerald Isle, whose head u heavily sprinkied with
gray. upon being asked where he was fiom promptly
resdondcd =" ireland by Jnsus and would to God that
II were back there to-day" ft.r. 4
70 LATEST FROM PETERSBURG.
PETERSBURG. june 23-l0 a. ni.-Our forces,
after driving the enemy to o'clock last evening" for
want Of sufficient force to go further made stand.
The enemy soon endeavored to reake the works which
they had lost charging desperately four times but
without success. The fighting ended about o'clock.
and has not been Resumed this morning. There Is little
or NO firing in any part Of the line this morning.
Col Shelly OF Alabama was killed in the bgh yester-
day evening.
1t is reported that forces came up with the
mys near Dinwddle Court House last night and
that there was fighting all night. 81
SECOND DrsPATcH.I .rI
PETERSBURG, June 23-7:3O p m.--1he prisoners cap.
tured yesterday evening number, by official counts.
GO prisoners and noncornmssioned officers and 81
commissioned officers. Our loss Yesterday evening was
about 800 killed and wounded that Of the enemy is
timated fully many as 1000 na ..s '..l
Over 500 stand OF arms taken. The troops On.
gagged we're Mahones ofVirginis Saunders Of Alabama
and wrights Of Georgia. brigades, the whole com.
manded by Gen. Malone
Our advance fought the rear 81 the enemys raiders
near Dinwddle Court House yesterday evening cap
turing 10 or Is prisoners
The enemy are reported 10 have reached the June
ton Of the south side and Danvc Railroads today
about o'clock.
The latest information from Hunter was that he had
rctreated through Bufords Gap toward Salem. in
Roanoke.
Up to this hour there has been nothing to-day except
sharpshooing ard cannonsding The sharpshootaf'
are very active. H....r
The enemy took possession Of the Weldon Railway,
six miles below here this morning and busy forty
ing. Their pckcts in that direction within four
miles OF the city, Our troops after the success OF last
night. retired To their original position. -
The encmy's raiders burnt the depot, two engines.
and fifteen and tore up mile OF The railroad az
Fords station fifteen miles from here the Southsde
road last night. HI l..F fI
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The Ladies' National Covenant.
FOREIGN STAMPS or AMERICAN co0DS-A Ma
TIOyAL LIZ.

FOREIGN STAMPS Of AMERICAN CoODS-A Ma
TIOYAL LIZ.
Women are often over-praised in this world OF
ours for the good they do. and sometimes they are un-
der.estima;ed We believe our women ore under-esii'
mated now. by all that class who soy, " The women
won't give up their nice dress as long os they have the
oner TO buy IT, even il the country is on the brink OF
financial ruin" This Is one case whore We beleTe
women arc under-estimated. There is another charge
often made against them. which VIC think equally un'
Just and that is that women have such weakness ior
foreign articles that the merchant cannot sell his goods
except with foreign mark On them NOW marx no"
plain tale shall exonerate women from this charge
The over shrewd American merchant imports d very
nice article. for which lie pays very nice Price ~
sells well He sends pattern Of the goods-a piiht ioT
instance fer which he has paid ~ per yard 10 o
manufacturer with directions 10 initiate that as wen
as be can afford TO at Gper yard" Tho deception
takes well and sells FOR the same as the higher preea
Imported article the merchant poekeng the difference
and Ire buyer suffering from the infeTory Oh eoior ana
durability IN the cheaper made fabric lsit strange
that the next time she brys print she Is DESTROYS Of
obtaining the "real French'-and is II strange
shst with this policy on the part Of the
merchant our home manufacturers have depre-
cistsd reputation. and that when the manufac-
surer puts in the work necessary TO kc frst.rats
article he is obliged to ipdorse 1t with foreign mark
10 make 1t SELF Now it does not seem to us that We
women are TO blame for this national lie and disgrace.
On the contrary. propose through the covenant 10
put il away from among and hope that the day is not
Tar off when the merchant viii feel that he is recon-
mending his goods by saying, MADAM, assure you
.Hs is Of American manufacture"
We win not stop here 10 argue that the nation that
bullds the best ships nyents sewing machines, and
achieves thousand other trumphs in mechanical art
can e1eei in dry goods II SO disposed We Only pray
shat the time is at hand when the women Of our country
will compel the lying foreign mark to be taken OF from
oar best goods whio they at tho same time patriot
icay wait for orr manufacturers TO supply them with
the few articles they want, which have hitherto been
made abroad.
I'm thirty days" said an intelligent merchant OF this
city. "our manufacturers supply every fabric you
women wish to wear II they believe that yOn ase deter
mined not to have the foreign article"
IT, G. IEGEEsoLL Cor Sec'y j.. n. G.
Harrington. June %, 1864
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Names Of Wounded Wen be fore Petersbur 4
1902 since June ~. 1861.

d. Mahoney, |. Ne, leg A. Lewis 10 N. Y. Art, leg
sers s. D. Ballard, g. 10 NJ ". Milvc a. 10 Wis., head
Ait, land ). Rpp C. II Conn, leg.
VIM Bradley H. 1888 Pa footJ Sonergan f. 25 Mas, head
csp Peter Rsgan' B. IN " Urdi.s sM5 fap' ,,.s
og sS jacob e, f. 10 sss" ! No. iS:d
Samuel Rre H. 81 Conn, Peter Obey. 7. Il coaa arm
shoulder. Joseph Omois c. 10 N. H.,
seq =. . % e' 10 oeerse H. Melo,, H. 10 Y
Wp. Cook, u, Coun, thigh. III. A., shoulderz
Peter brown !. ~ Ms.... foot
John crnns b. ION 4 ss;d.H y. Hopkins. x, 80 MY.
shoulder VIM, Mcdonald, O. i9s N Y.
W; G. iemminswsy, c. s'tien Martin p M,.' foot
a. T,fr. n'' Il Nd dn,er J. Il. Ronton r. Conn sip
I. n Wheaton, D, conn, J,.. accOmmon l. 81 Conn.
Gcor:s Scott, l. ara A. foO,serE J. D Tqa sMd, leg
he,nsla. o. Me is; sssI. a., :5i +.
Geo !S'' h;..rI'A F. 50 Penn s Sg!, . M;
Wa u.I Roacs. p. 1917 Y leg he,d.
tj.s hose" i'SY An ll S nj li f. F. IA A.
G woodruff Is Conn hesSw = EsIls @ 2, MS'' head
SIT tiori.on K - NIT Marriott, b. IS ~ Y, hand
y " Hyd. I. Conn., head 10 osnnsn, x soNY.. leg
So. J. Gorman L, 81 Pa, Hal. Smith, {, ~. II mock
J. sob 8 D,pal.ou. 70 Pa sided Edssd; K g Pa ss
bod. ". doIcssin II, Us y. ! =. heii
= O. CIart X 10 N Y IT, IA. Singer &, 80 Pa, side
head w. II. Brown +, 81 " !. bet.
J. 4. Virgins, X. ~ MI shl'I shoulder,
T.. Jae.,, Is, 81 Pa head. w. FOLEY r. y l. ~ lace,
Corp A. j. johnson r. Of NJ. Psrneu'er u, Ok NY head
Y. ). JohIson l. W y. u? hesd.
T. d. Wilbur % M.,. arm ST. MAJ =. O. Tobridse, l3a
A. Sortcll a, ~ H., bend. ~ u, leg
l., S. j. WL,e,iie C. 50 Par Kendall II, Q. y r, face.
u, H. Rogers, - 70 ~. u, hcld
W ker.on lis NY handsP Bsrncsu ije NY, bowel.
I, srn.th c, an. II f,cs. and srg. .,,.
wrist. \. - sammy, o. 10 ~ .,
knees. ID, tern, L. - IA, trfsn-
Capt J. H. b. Smith, B, 1872. II Russell 3. % Mass
~ Y, arm. Z. O' onor 4, y Mas arm
H. Lawrence Capt and A. AR. Davis l., - Ind. hand.
o. IL, Brig ls Division lgihW. H. Nut. d. us y. lei:
Army Corps, hip J. Wisther, q. iC9 y: " i'g
H. spanliing G. 90 ~ YIN. Myers IL, 10 n. IA. band.
head r. Waddell q, 81 Pa foot.
W. u. Evermnnl 9lPa bandit Mooney < an u foot.
j. ripsr &, 2 Pa. ~. A.. hand hand.
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A Rebel Raid en ,he Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad.
BALTIMORE. Frida,

'0 4~7's
Last night, party Of Moseby's guerrillas
made dash into Dufields Station OF the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad beyond Hsrper's Ferry, robbed the
stores and captured some fifteen members Of an Ohio
regiment but did no damage to the road and quickly
decamped pxrsued by troops under Sigel Trains
are running without interruption and tic road is amply
guarded.
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fYS0N-0n fhurvdsy june Ssiee4 tds y0sssss dssxAtu
d,ya ~@1S
60 s,tssd the funcsl fndsy. JUy l,h scbsh nSs
nom No. su Mercer srsek a -. - I n ,,..J - \ :
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tAdyertisement.l
REYE's AFRICAN FEYER AND AGUB CURE-A
positive for Fever and que Depot No. so Liber
ty.st For sale by all Druggists.
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Admirn. Hope ut Halifax.

HALIFAX. Thursday. June 80, 1864.
II. Nj. steamship Duncan, with Admiral Hope
on board arrived at this port last night
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lAdyerisementl .
D. CEDAR CAMPH0R--best against Moths, cheap,
reliable and fragrant. Facturcd by HARRIS & CHAP.
States. ., a-.-.t
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fAdyertisement.l .......... ....,
JEPPEgs, No. 573 Broadway.-Ladies' and
Chidren's Doors SLIPPrRs BUCKLES. Bows, &C.
Also, Gents SLIPPERs. JEFfErss. 573 Broadway.
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Summer Reduction.
Having an unusually LARGE and varied stock Of Sommss
CLOTHING,
We make ordinary reduction for closing o.. stocks esrss
than usual by four weeks Purchasers may rely upon
an advantage from fifteen per cent in he iavos Or u
Summer Goods.
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The Government Loan
$aOO,OOO,oOO.

$500, 100000. .4.l .,.
THIS LOAN IS AUTHORIZED by Act Of Congress- Il
March stl 1884 which provides for its REDEMPTION IN
COIN any period less than than forty ysscs
from its date at the pleasure of the Government 81
UNTIL ITS REDEMPTION. Gv, per cent interest i.to -
paid sem. annually IN com. a. ....'.....e .-.'5
I SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE LOAN arc received by ths
National Banks in United States such currency
other funds taken by them deposit at par 81
IFS EXEMPTION FROM STATE OR LOCAL TAXA
TI0N adds from three per cent per to its value
THE RATE OF INTEREST on this loan, although but
FIVE cent ia CON- much greater in coneucy the DIFF
ference between the market value Of currency and gold
ASA RULE the Ave per cent specie securities Of all solveae
governments always psr above and currency noe
funded In the National Loan will be worth its face in soA
beside paying regular and liberal per cenase to the hodec
THE AUTHORIZED AMOUNT Of this loan s Two
Hundred Million Dollars The rmount Of subscriptions 70
ported 70 the Treasury at Washington. Is OVER
SS7O.00O,OOO.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE RECEIVED BY the TasAs
unsa or THE UNITED STATES at Washington, and the Az
ssrAsr TREAsunERs at NewYOrk Boston aud Philadelphia
and by the
fRsr NATIONAL BANK or new YORK. No 4Wan-s.
SECOND NATIONAL BANK or New YORK 23d St. BrdwaE
THIRD NATIONAL BANK or NEW York, No. Nssssu-ss.
FovsrH NATIONAL BANK OF NEwYoaK n and ~ Pine-a.
firm NATIONAL BANK Of NEW YoKK, No 1913 3day .l
sixra NATIONAL BANK NKwYoax. Ch-ay Brdway.
NINTH NATIONAL BANK NEW YORK, No. 1853 Broadway
TENTH NATIONAL BAsK OF NEwYoRR, No. $40 Broadway.
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK NEw YORK, No. II Duanesk-
NATIONAL ExcHAsGK BANK OF New YORK lei Grwich ct.
AND By ALL NATIONAL TANKS
which are depOsitares OF public money and all
RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout tho country (cting agents Of the National D.
possry Banks viii furnish further Information applica
ton and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS.
Now Ready.
BRADBURYS
GOLDEN CENSER.
The New Sunday School
MUSIC BOOK ..4
By VIZ. d. BRADBURY, No. Az Broome At. N. Y.
VISION PHlNNEY, BLAKEMAN Co.
Nos. 70 and 50 Wslkerst
osf-Oalce Notice.-The IA sis for GREAT BRITAIN
ard the CONTINENT, via Southampton and Bremen. pss
steamer HANSA and for IRELAND via Queenstown. pcs
,tosrier CITY OF MANCHESTER will close OF this Once
and at the uptown stations foows Station. and
10 a. m; Stations and d, 3. M Stations and y. "
ADRIAN wAKEMAN. Postmaster.
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THE TREASURY INVESTIGATION.

Report ON the Chnrxcs Against the Bunk
Note Printing Department-The Stories
of Frsudulcnt Issues Of Notes, Of Gross
smmoraiity, &C.. Explodoa-A Goa
spiracy 60 Get the Printing JOB uwny
from the Governments Brooks Makes
Minority Report.
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En,ersainmcn,. Thi. Day and Erening.

EuteftnIhmcntS Il ms my ana EVeninks
For location Of Medfeys dsd tps Of eomsnsmeH adper
hssmea, in other columns Of his paper. q q. 81
NIBLos GARDRS-Bel Demonic.
OLYMPIC THyArsK Aladdin; or The Wonderful Lamp
BROADWAY THEArER-The Octoroon.
BARsCNs MusEux-Hunny Turle-'Twss I-sliss Major
Cns.man. ..Ha
HIPPoTngArRoS-ysrio Entert lnmets
IRvISa HALL-Fallons S,ereopticon ...,...
SIS BRoADvAr-Belers Demoniacol Performances
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Louisiana bto be presented to Cen. Banks By the
members Of the Constitutions Convention. a,u5.
Cotton Ind aivnnotd saies light, OIL 40 refused fou
Government ordinary on board; market too inactive
for accurate quotations, low M3dlirys 81 30 81 40:
Middng. " 450sl 50; sales Of the week 900 bales
stock on hand not cleared 3 es0 bacs q 0rl nj = =
few lots Of sugar and molasses on the market was
held much above buyers views; sales Of suXar the DAY
previous to the departure Of the steamer at sia2ic
reboiled inoasses held at sec.; choice extra hour
o. u.s. fr-l-r I'D r.,f .rf ....-5 a -..' : =
The monitor Osagewas high and dry Oh the bar absvc
Selma.
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Gnslness Noiires.

INK. INK . INK a....
CoyGHR h FIELDS WRfrIse FLUID. identica, with Ar
nolds bot 80 per cent cheaper. Sold everywhere.
I. 5 ). STAFFORD, Agent
aa Ut No II Ccdarss Gew-York
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these some hours were lost by our men.
pIusTTa AND BRAvADO or HUHTBR-wBAT lie AND
HIS OFFICERS BALD.
Generals Hunter Crook Ayerill and Sullivan put up
with Major Hutter about four miles rom town wnGso
oautf farIn was used headquarters In their suite
were the notorious Dr. Ruckcr and DAVID H. otf"'hcr
port Crayon). the former attached TO Crooks stan.
Minor Hiitter being an old army ofhcer, was wen
ACQUAINTED with Hunter aud talkcd freely TO him re-
sp6cting his expedition. Hunter SAID mat ne had
50 600 3en and could take Lynchhqrg essiy-that we
had better make no resistance. When Major liutter
informed him that II would be no easy task, and mat
our people. in the last resort. would retire to the
Amherst Nights and IRE nPoh ahe hnIel re tss
town Tho general officers were IN very hlgh spfils
st lie supper table Friday night and boosted that
they would be in Lynchbnrg the next day; -, $3.50.
hoard in perfect silence Gen. Avcril retired 70 INC
back porch after supper very moody ana iemukeu 70
Miss H. that "the battle Of Iynehburg woad De one
- the boodest records OF this war for the time II
losted He said that the loss was worry heaVy on Dotn
edcs theirs not being less than eight hunorea 70
thousand The General was mistaken US 70 ou's "pic"
is six killed aud ninety five wounded 90 - -,
Sullivan said they had some 1000 OF 3OOOo men, anu
rfcnforcenenis were expected under Rope VINO WIN
other troops. had 600 contIabands o.o % oo,,rrs
Tine Yankees ayowed il 10 be their purpose 10 oaps
ynchhurr and then proceed 20 the assistance Oh bu'
lev rbey placed their signal officers on the toP OF
Major Huors house ana sS sds ,hSt The cavalry were
charging splendidy; amer while, however NC siiu
that thew were giving way and finally lett his eyre III
disgust. $500, IA con Hunter for
his vandalism I'm burning the Military Insttuie, ne re-
Piled You need not make 1 fuss aS. a.O Sa' lot
intend to barn the University oil ngin y, " Mr,er told
After tho melancholy supper referred TO- hunter ,o
Nal Tuttcr that thew wanted to hold council Ihey
apon appropriated two I9o1s the S doors Te Gr 10
ha ~ bs house attempted TO pass out OF the
building when he was informed that he was prisoner
When the Yankee officers retired they sara ins' Is 10y
WI, kss Maj Untter was aware Of their intentions
Some Of the Yankee soldiers repaid The hospitality
MAJ Huter by plundsring MIS-. aprslss swsV va
searching trunks and drawers ana oai!"s s""' w.
,ious ornaments and vsluebes. ,s, l., Nj
some ninety odd wounded Ysntees were ie,' s ~
Hutter's barn. -Four OF five OF them oled On Sun!
hess wounded were rather tho best looking YANKEES
va have vet seen being mostly Western mon Othsr
wounded were len at different points among we S h.1
Of the people they had robbed while many Vi '"0
wounded we're doubtless carried OIL. ,ss;..
We are obliged 10 close narrative here W sou'Ds
thafthe Ysukees retired BY tho way theQ o"mV'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-17

8. ,s, ~ . N. . %. q e !. NO
Trust Sale.

DqRsUANT. 10 a deed Ioe trust froul Robert @.
PSndl6ton aud myself dated fhs md dEy ufi jtife3
Ss i H3d ne EssSEdsd i2 DEED SsS numbered
said deed of trust acknowledged for record 6y The
said b nhAm aud 0ibsTsoh, on tho 2efh day bf 40.
nust' lS6S and recorded In dead book num6erod Al
gay q April 1854 ehmpencfng atl0 o'clock IN the
forenoon, proceed tn soil at public auction ct the
9ooE ofth0 Court House Of the aid County of
Ohio. Lot number ,-fsur-int the BelISir Gdditjons
70 the CITY Of Wheeling, on the North side of6uiney
sEeet adJoining she lot which At the ltimsof the
execution Of the said deed Of trust belonTed to The
Rev William Armstrong; Selling q trnBtas i Win
such title only as BY the S9id deed OF trust
4 am authorized toBelf aud convey 1's7 ~
TERMS OF SALE-0aa third Of the purehRss
money to be paid In cash. and the residue In sx and
tWelEemonths with interest. The dsfeFredI nv ).
menus 70 be secured by bond and Batisfastory secur
ty.O mil u .eflNt-l Y nINfRIll llI,LMIs
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Public Sale.

VIE undersigned wiz offer for sale at public Aue-
tion at the late resldeuoe ofiR0bsrk Patton, de-
ceased, on the 2lst day Of March, 1884, the Foodt
and ehattleS ofaaid deceased, consisting Ii paft
hSoasehold goods, Farming Implements, 8 fisidS
Hneas ned rye, 40 shocks corn aud fodder, stack
4sstaGk straw, 1000 buBh ooru In ear 100
oq4hel. corn, sheled, 100 bushels rye 200 bushsls
wheat 500 100 buBheIS barley 500
empty sacks, 1o0. bushels potatoes 4 buggy, i two
morse wagon, OK cart, water carts, GEo horse
10 coal Sarsi coal bank Carts large lot old
ron lot old copper, 1000 feet lumber set black
smith eools set carpenter TOOLS 60 heah fat hoRs4
bie A5 cattle head horses 90 barrels old rye
Old barrels, do do do kGEs2 platform scales and 9TH
OF aIttcteS too nu nerous TO mention,
salSt commence at 10 O'clock A! n. and continue
from day 70 day until all is sold. Whisky Rran ana
st9SS VIII be offered on Tuetday 22d.
lEEhms.-PdrohasesN amounting TO three dollafs or
less % be cash, above that sum notes. at or months
Will DO taken with two good sureties. Z fissf
= fy.7.s -.-{sry, MARY, PATTON,
ALBERT D. RICE,
Al, "a; - Hri t.7ti.dEE x lAdministTatorH.4a
mart nsyllle, o. March 1st, 1854. mrstd
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FOR SAT,E

A LAND ENG1Nk, complete, for saw min. 10
~ inoh cylinder 20 inch stroke; also fioef mont
and saw dust. t "a = u . - EstSA
Alp, . tract ofland In Hart's run In MARKHAM
tatng 1854 acres, with about 40 or 6OlGcieg ceSrd
Sn9 under good fence, with aEppps appIe aud peach
9tphetd selected trutt, over 200 tFets one frame,
mouse with rooms we'll hniShed, thfSs eabihS. fj3
STAPLES, cave smoke house, blaekgRIIh 6hop, good
Well Of water with pump.
. ZOE further Information enquire of! w DuilsVy
on the PFe1nisesI or Of the subscribers
'''N DUNLBVY CO., r4i
,o,. .t.ig5i !, SO tg Steamboat BuItdeFs; .5
leDEE-1nld6W whRa1InO We
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TRUSTEEs SAT.T:

PY virtue Of a Deed Of Trust from John RuSseIl
corded In peed Book q, page go, of Ohio County
records and Of my appointment The Clreuit Court
OF said county, rs Trustee in place OF said RehoI.
Wiu Sell 1t the front door Of the Court House 81
OHIO County, on Saturday, April 9Th, 1854, at 10
SSL9ek' a. a., at public auction, Tor Cash. SafTthat
pAEt OF Lot No. 70, sItuated- on E0 street. in thai
part Of the City Of Wheeling, laid cut BY Mnse, W.
ShsPlne and others ths hauie described as follows
70 Ieet 'front.' on sof street and extending back tie
aame breadth l2e feet 10 an alley, being the GamC
property conveyed TO said Russell by Robert YEits
by desd dated April lst, 1889" .
JOHN g. CHANDLER, .
hS4 % Ll.gL.- E7s Z 3 -gI lf FFnsfeas
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!. II -. ..UlrIe pahIeren-


"a prisoner states that d Colonel With
one loot has been captnted, !" said the frat
report. OF Kupatrick's raid. !rTni 5.sis :,
|, "a rebel deserter informs one oF nv
Aids that one efIegged Colonel and 1hont
= nnndtedl men were taken prisoners' -
telegrephesd General Butler 10 the PFesi-
'FOE thet one thing the public may rast
assuredIthAt these officers win essss u 80 =
such Thing 1iSS Wit hin the region .ofs nassi1
oilittes, - said q later account. 57sss :. : =
eThe President receIvsti q. dispatch from
soEtEsss HonEos this Afternoon tbatl eoi
DahlgrenI vi iIh s'huudred men bS{ - fsII
AFrtyedls within our lines. MA C5ioSS Il
Wassa kottFess Nepross Tho Presiient
and Secretary Stanton immediatelys called
Fpon "a Admiral 'i to .c56ya5 slb 3
slPd tiaihgs and talsIsIs lin s1naS ,s5s
sas eielys OF hls allaHt 7's9n,s said one
eeSidntl Dskigtteat is s.; dead, "a. said e, 7..
anot1eearepoEt. lis tlsa ggz t5sFs sss - !
SiEis sa apA6lgren 1sl9 scarcely more thai
sMe4k ylesaFFs elAq.qs qsAe.RasFEoandetii in the
[Sg tsst usea aflsry the ibaftIeiof
FSfettys9urgs IN the dRrfnR dash by 'y6tsb.
he sdseesdsd In aptatines .fbs. - - -
epatches from Jefferson Dawn ~ GsaS.s1
lee;ss His leg was So bseqqSdtiy q SsS n: =
iour weeks ago he was iaIf. sIiobt nSIst
laced boy sitting quietly In ~ n i,Ss,5,, =
anq-sayings pleasanLIY: az an, win 9 3 ~
my psE leg, aud thsuS 4 al ~ 1ss5,l,s
fan ride agaio. .9es Four Jseeks 64sicsI:I sTIiS
~ kn9N he esn IA : ..,.T.
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autWorks OF the tebef city 9St,i,i q,
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end hoaoE OF his eountFymsa,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-17
PTOseedIngsio OF the Supervisors o.
ONO County, Feb. a.. 1900

ohio County, Feb. "A, 1864.
NRDRRED that the President and olsrk n ttb,.i
~ board be instructed in drawing orders upoh M
treasurer FOR County bounty money, not 70 dIRW an
ond party present and deliver to them lof enS Il
them, power Of attorney, authorizing lin 70 dTlS
such bounty. = = F'
orlered further, that All parties, claimant, far
eaih s, i1nd, unknown, be requested to Identity
themselves by some responsible perSon, persohali
known to the President or Clerk - -
Ordered, that the President and Clerks as soon A.
the eoQnty bounty money 10 obtained and ready Tor
Faymentp adyertile as to the time aud PLACE where
the payments etO be made, tor ct loist ten days
prior to such payment. sl.f : - s-f-5s
taSsgPy, ASsPy Tsste: eRo. W. SIGHTS,