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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-14
Conannissoner's Sale.

az the property now known a. the WKramsr
~ HOUSE. ON the east side OF Main street and
sne lo0 on Market street In The rear thereof On
the % q July, 1.64 at the front door Of
Tue court House Tor Ohio county. ~.
IN puIsuanceo OF deeT6s OF the Circuit Court for
Onlo county In eertsIu cause therein depending
wherein Franets D. ChapHao Il compInInSnt Hn3
the deVisees heirB at law and exeeutor Of MOI, "
ChAplneI deceased, and Mary J. Lynch arO defend.
ants, shall sel, ~ special eommiSSionor Al the
'front.' door Of the Court House. for Ohio countv ar,
Saturday the I'd Of July, 1854, Tournaments Ma
sale At 10 O'clock, A. N. Ito the hiRheat and bsSt
bidder A. public auction, the EolloWiE real r,tafS
IN the said decrO0 pArtieulaFIy mentioned and 49,.
Glpeos ntuAted in tho city Of Wheeling that q IL
~ Two thirds Of the lot numbered athifty.nine-
SS-ronttnB toTtyIouF,-44-Eset, on th6 eSSt Sido
" IAN street, and extending back Of even Width
eAstWaEdly from said atTeet one hundred and thirty
hI6mer House, also part OF lot nnmb0rSd on0
hundred and elghteoh-1IS-beinE tVCntY to
M-feot from the south aide of aaId lot fros,InS an
Market street, and runnInE bSek' cF sven LOO
ei1ty-sovOn-6I-tOet; alSo lot numbSrS6 ooo nm"
dred and nnOteen-1IR-frontInP on nh HsrE.t
bfSoS n1ty'Hix-6S-fOet, aud running bal oFeTsn
GIotn 1Aty soven-0I-feOt. The ala parts OF iot1
numoerSd one hundred and OightOan-liS-0nd ono
hundred aud nineteOn-ll0-VlI be t0ld m to1r
SePGSlAts PARCELS Of tWOnty-tWo-23-foetf mont
TERMS OF SALE.-Ths one nfEh-16 Eg.,+ o,,h.
P9tehAso money In eAah, and the r0unainin1 S1r
nLhh PArS IN four equal ina ailments payabiS IN IN
tNeVty eighteen aud tEenty-four HaonihE With IN
treat from the day or sale tEo pureh1SSr - a..
bond TOT the deferred InStAIusntS tho CornISS,o1.
ISt s1r me mn, title unt the Perehas money ShN
Nay 3oth, 1884. -Qm) Special CommiSoIo1.-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-14

OuR desptches this morning give some
later advices touching the rebel raid into
Kentucky It appears that the rebels have
Loaf 2nO in killed and wounded and 700
prisoners. 1t is also stated that Burbridge
is in hot pursuit of the balances of Nor
gau's gang, aud the probability is that he
will bag what is left of them. If these
reports are true, and we have no reason
to doubt them, it will be sometime before
Morgan will again venture a raid into Ken
lucky, should he be able this time to make
good his escape from the party in pursuit
OF him, which We very much doubt.
We have also very important rumor
from the White House. to the effect that
Fort Darling has been captured by our
troops, This report needs confirmation.
1, is hardly possible that the New York
TEi6uus'S correspondent could get news 80
important. to the exclusion of other news.
paper correspondents. We can only hope
that it may be true.
The New York Tribuns's correspondent
with Gen. Sherman, uuder date of June
lss, reports that the rebels have met With
another serious repulse, in attempting to
take possession of better position, aud
were driven back in great confusion, and
sustained serious loss. II all the reports
Of losses sustained by johnson are true.
his fighting force must be getting very
much reduced. Butwe must make allow.
ances for exaggerated reports, sent of uu-
der excitement, before the details of the
battle are known. I'd
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-14
g: SLACK, Senator Tth Dist.
o. s. MARsHAL's sauna

B. DsfOrd Sons s.i District Court Of the United
Hall woodward e y,rst1ta At wheeling Spring
puIsuanee OF An order OF sale iEIu d from The
uleFkb ONCE Of the District Court Of The Tn,tsS
StSteJ LOT tho Western District Of VirCInJS -
TMneShng, IN the above entitled cause. I viii m
11ueISaay, July 18th, 1884, on the pTeuares Al NS-
SoDSn station Of the baltimore and Ohio RailfoSd
PUBIC auetton TO the hIg est and best biddsr. =
PaI9ei OF land containing nVe ncreg. nore ar H.
SSIu lAnd adj2tn9 the land OF Robert n shSetS ~
Sno the heirs OF James Rarta dseeaOed an ,6n
oon; Ano angus W. Mcdonald on thO ~ and
Snnso 20 me creek, together with the v Cling
LS snu ohnet improvements thereon, commonIS
AnoHn AS SAAil WoodWnrd'G TRnnory0
o.. ana on wednesday, July ID, 1854, A. PiedmoD,
2tAtlon Of the Baltimore and Ohio RniIToSd = -
ponlre county. West Virginia viii All Al mn
- Anouon, To toe highest aRd best b ddor thS ~
StSd r. ~ 80. vic me improvements thereon, aitu
oeTea toEty 01g6L-4s-EoFty.nino,- xtyNs6
-ann sixty one,-o1-Saeh frontfnC tTsrSI 49,
~ on Eniru street aud running bacf To he So-,S
t cLSnen OF the Potomac river, and LOT nnmhSrS5
;-FG-ronting my feet on PirSt StTsot. 49,
running o9ck to Third street, II NHu
Terms Of BAIe-CAah, ~ ......
SA's 70 commence at 10 O'Clock, AM.
, i,o,d EN-. NORTON
49, ~ Jas d. VI B. hAFBhRl W n nFTI. DID.
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Special Appeal to tho Ladies


wheeling and Surrounding Country
\ on beh0IE OF Ghe Approaching
Isl Fair and Festival.
II ADIEs-The Fair has been postponed week
II mainly for the purpose Of giving you more time
to contribute more onectuRlly TO its iIeome aud
Success and every lAdN should at once see what she
can do for Il and then apply herself promptly 70
her piOu1 duty. Bone can make up needle work,
sSe RFSPeS cSS in
huenco each other, and with ut your hearty sup
port and co operation the Pair Will lack an tmp0r-
tant element Of success. Will not every LADY In
the country save up, prepare and contribute Rrti
Giles In their peculiar departments and viii not the
ladies OF the towns At 60 to work with earnest
zeG In this holy cauRef Ladies assemble promptly
under your various Church and School and Society
orgAuiLAiOns In your social and family circles, and
Plnn and do all can do, something and none should
Do satisfied unless they do. No sueh object has
ever before claimed you phil1nthropIc ehoTtS God
grant none ever may again ..-
her should any political or religious eonSidera-
lions chill the heart OF any one. We plead alike
for the souls and bodies of the sick and wounded Of
iAll to our cha 60. No distinction II ever made.
An are treated just alike by beth the Christian and
Sauit Iry Commissions. -aH1
VI all charitable objects ever pressed upon your
beneVolOpee this 10 the most Important, the most
urgent the most catholic, and abe responsibility ID
the most awful
sion aud stimulate your Leali
Dan you picture to yourself the poor stricken
fellows for whom We plead carried from the fatal
their God,l their wounds tonIerly dressed, their
sicAened bodies carefully nuTBsd, their minds con.
Soled, their spirits Soothed their parting word or
sttt to distant loved ones faithfully treasured their
eye. closed and their souls com NEEDED 10 morci,
Jgoge, and cetuSe or neglect to take part lot
In this mAtterl s5T7f 7
II not, then up and be doing. me time Il short
Itls true. bat long enough for year work to heal
many 4 hOrrid ash, cool many . pArchOd lip and
wipe many q tear away. Joli.IW
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-14
COmmISSiOners' Sale.
earah Brown, Ct ala

$1,000 NAOHnt * Az IS \ !s5g
Va. I'm Cbnnn.r-
sarah hoEier's Executors, ct. ais. se'O''''
c PTtsuanee Of decree OF the CIrsuit Court for
"a nlo county, repdbted on the 9Sth dST Of HS1
In% directed 70 The underSlgnSd q sp+ci.
SonIt re VIII sell - the front door Of tho
~ n9oss otohio county, In theeity Of WheSIn1
AZ ia o ctn gay JAY 1884 eommsneInE aid sale
- ~ CLOCK A. Nj to the highest aud bost bIdSsr
Paolie auction, the following real SstatS in III
49, - PSiae alaily montiou0d aud described SItn
h ~ tnS CITY Of Wheeling. that e 70 GaJ Lot
s,ton1 tnlrty-one-5l-on the west SIdo Of MHin
nj 20. SttgeSp Wellington and Adamj street, 10
w. w. RALt o. the city Of WhosIInE called Moth
ssGSeE' also the south half or Lot number fTtS.
IL S,h NJ on the east aide Of II ain StroSt
streets. 'sRlI 81 0HstS"n Aha madison
a. EEhMs OF sALE-Tuenty-7O-per ..n.,r, ~
tne purchase monoyIn eASh and The SiOSt p
eTSb, slasi l9SallmentB payable in Ok ITelvS
'suIeSa aud twenty four months from The dSv -
IN 5 I9tsreatS ths purchaser or purehHSorT ~
1872 OS9u WIN good Per1oDal security for the A.
inItalment4 the Commissioner to retSJn ~
n"t un'u the purchase money shall have bSsn fuIIT
JAMES 9. WHEAT,
mvaI,S bAMUHL IRWIN,
..r . 49, special CommialIonOFI
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-14
How Ihe President Heard oT ~.
Nomination,
From the Washington R.ppblie,n INV. q -

From the Washington Republican, June o.
AZ half past O'Clock yesterday. des.
patches were sent to the President bv dif,
terent persons announcing his re ponina.
too, but he was absent from his ofFiciaI
room in the White House at the time. ana
did not see them. Some two honrs aftsr-
ward. ignorant of his own nomination. be
called at the War Office, and accide 10 tally
saw 9 despatch there announcing the nom.
iuation otMr. Johnson for Vice President.
Tho President expressed his surprist At
the curious action of the Convention, as it
seemed to him, and thought it had cot The
cart before the horse; but was asked hv
the operator if be had not seen a despatch
announcing his own denomination for The
Presidency. 90 his replying that be had
not, be was Informed that such a desn.,a ~
had been sent to him. He then explained.
that probably bis absence from his oficiaI
room 10 the Executive Mansion was the
reason of his not having seen it. Upon "a.
turning to the Executive Mansion the
President found the dispatches referred To .
aunonning his denomination at half nsss
two O'Clock. s.is-e or - 1.'1".' -A't past
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-14
Adjutant General ThOmas's OpInIon
ofNeEro Troopa.

OF NeBFO Troops
A letter from Aojutant Gen. Thomas &c
Senator Wilson, dated May 80. is published
in which be speaks 10 high praise of The
negro troops. He ssys their habits of ODE.
dience, their religion aud their love of mn
sic all tend to make them good soldiers
OF their actual value at the West, where
be has organized and has charge of them,
Gen. Thomas says:-
The forts erected at the important points
on the river are now nearly all garrisoned
by hlacks-artilIery regiments raised for
the purpose, say at Paducah and Columbus,
Natcb6Z. Miss and most of the works
around New Orleans. Experience proves
that they manage heavy guns very WelI.-
Their fighting qualities have also been full
ly tested nUmUer Of times, and am vet
to hear of the first case where they did not
fully stand up TO their work passed over
the ground where the LIST Louisiana made
the gallant charge at Port Hudson. bv far
the stronger part of the rebel works. The
Wonder is that SO many made their escane
At Milliken's bend, where had three incom.
Piete regiments, one without arms until tbe
day previous to the attack, greatly superior
num oeIs OF rebels charging turiously up to
very breastworkS. The negroes met the
enemy on the ramparts, aud both sides
freely used the bAyonet-a most rare oc.
curreuce IN warfare, because one or The
other party gives way before coming In
contact with the steel. The rebeIR were
defeated with heavy loss. The bridge At
Moscow, on the line from Memphis to
CoriuIh, was defended by one small regjs
ment of blacks. A cavalry attack of thres
times their plumber was made, the blscks
defeating them 10 the three charges ma,ls
by the rebels. They fought them for hours, |
till our cavalry came up, when the defeat
vas made complete, many of the rebel dead |
being left on the field. A cavalry force of |
three hundred and fifty STACKED three hun
dred rebel cavalry near the Big Black, with
signal success, a number of prisoners be-
ing taken and marched 10 Vicksburg. For.
rest attacked Paducah, with seven thou
sand Eve hundred men, The garrison was
between Eve aud six hundred, nearly four
hundred being colored troops, recently
raised. What troops could have done bet
.er2 So, too, they fought at Fort Pillow,
I'll overpowered by greatly superior num-
'ers.
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A CARD.
LADIES TO THE RESiiTTE-

VIE COMMITTEES on fancy ArticleH for IN. s.r-
- nary Festival and Pair realize that the Succea.
o. a tneE department. 10 mainly dependent mon IN
SuoIts OF th1 ladies in our behalf We would tbeTe
eau the special attention OF the ladies OF wheel
s sne vicinity to thus feature of our exhibition,
ost earuestiy invoke their aid to make II
and suffering soldiers. - UNA OI~'S
Ia. donations o. With the names Of the donors, may be
Monroe aud Pourts Streets NIeoIi 3 Brn - Vari.tv
M an street. JoA Roemers Dry Goods store
V SaNI wheeling, and LAbelIo Store on Iabelie
information or assistance will DO rendered on
SPPiieAti . TO any member Of the committee
RAlly round the dag IAdlea
Rally once again"
,.,oo. tn 80. N. GoRRBLL.
-9otO-4G ChAtEmAn OF Committee
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IT appears that there was no discussion
10 the Baltimore Convention of the reso-
lu.oas finally adopted as the platform.
Upon not more than two of them at the
INST could there arise any discussion in
SUCH Convention. But all the reports of
the proceedings of the Convention repre-
sent that upon one important point there
was not ouly uuanimity of sentiment, but
an enthusiasts feeling. That point was
the necessity of adopting an amendment
10 the Constitutions. by virtue of which sla.
very should be forever forbidden 10 this
country. Every aIlusion to this, whether
10 speeches or resolutions, was ardeutly
spplauded. The more conservative men
from Kentucky and Pennsylvania were OF
one accord with the delegates from New
England. 1t was agreed on all hands that
the safety OF the republic required the
change. The President in his speech 10
reply to the committee from the Conven-
ton expressed his earnest conviction OF
the importance and necessity Of securing
the proposed amendment. We do not see
bow any loyal man, how any Democrat
even, in the present state of affairs, can
object 10 it. But there is great reason to
fear that it cannot procure the requisite
majority in. the presetn House of Repre-.
sentatives. But nothing is more certain
than that it will be adopted, if the present
rebellion is suppressed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-14
Something New.

nR. J. A. BoICR's ANTT-pyapRp11c Avn
- ANTI ASTHMATIo-The only Certain cnrs
nS tpSySgePda Liver Complaint, Ja1ndIce, Diseases
al az hloneys Chronic or Nervous Debility, and
Stomaeh or Liver such as COnSti patton, HeSrt6urn
Euineas and Weight In the stom ach, sour
Or hutt' ring at the Pit Of the stomach. Flnttsri1
na Es ptation Of the Heart, Dull Pain in the Hea
neient Perspration, Burning Of the Palms OF the
ann1 ~ Ano SoIes OF the FS-t, Asthma NeurnIoIa
n 300 Twitchiug Of the Nerves. Also an FfFeetnSI
W1meoy IN Female suppressions, IrreEuiaritieS and
Many Testimonials Of its cures might bs e,v.n
~ ine pest eVideuce is trial of its vIrtu,s soi3
" ~ tne Druggists IN Wheeling and Brid1enoTf
jeli'tT wheeltbr IS'arS WW W.; Jams,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-14

Sheridan on on a Grent RoIdIn.r
| Pon-The RSbols RepulSeti Wi i
LOU n their Attach ON sun.
| 10y NlBnt-OeBIFuet1on of BoVYlInp
From tho Warrington Star of last Evening.
Inc mail steamer Lizzie Baker, has ar.
rived from the White House, which Mace
she left yesterday afternoon at half past
three O'Clock. .r. ga ga
Parties who left the front Yesterday
morning, and who came up on the Baker.
state that there has been no general an.
eSgement for several days, although there
10 constant artillery duelliug going on be.
tween thetwo armies.
Sheridan started on a cavalry raid early
fhursdsy morning 10 the direction Of Bot.
TON Bridge for the purpose it was sun
posed OF advancing up The Ohiekahomipv.
sheridan took with him large force Of
SHvS'ty' and will doubtless hit the Rebels
bard in some quarter. -
zoe night attack on Sunday by. the reb.
els was sharp one, and the enemy fon0bt
with desperation, but were rennIseJ T;'S
great loss. They marched confidentlv M
to the mouths of our canaon, and wsre
moved down by hundreds. 80.
TbeiDdications are that Gen. Granite.
cutting out new job of work, calcnlated
plans. --r.-. 90 " us
Guerrillas have made their appearance
on the road leading from Old Church to
the White House, aud on Wednesday, Iast
they captured several of our ambulances,
A captain 10 a New Jersey Cavalry reoi,
ment states that information of The hntn
ing Of Bowling Green, the couuiv seat NJ
Caroline county, by bur forces, las been
received at the front. Ii appears thai
train of ours was fred upon from IbS |
houses while passing through the place
when the cavalry in charge of this'trSin
TOOK the citizens aud placed them Ia two
houses standing awayfrom the town. after |
which the town was set on ERE and COM.
plelely destroyed. r. M 10.
A rebel citizen, who left Richmond on
tnesday last and came into our lines. rs.
ports that the defeat of the rebel General
4 ones and the capture of Stanton by Gen.
a a nnter has caused great IN easiuess among
=. citizens of that place. Business i5
Hseomond is at stand still, most of the |,
w., 9elng closed. Many Of the citizenS |,
rot S liable to military duty are fleeing from
ne place, aud thete are no soldiers tbsra
AcePt those guarding the military prisons
VERY one seems disheartsn nod a na.|
sct gloom bangs over the place.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-14

THH republicans of Brooklyn, New York
were FIRST to ratify the Baltimore nomiua:: Z.
tions' at meeting at the Union club room
Thursday evening" Speeches were made
by Gen. T. 8. Carey Of Ohio, and Gen. u
F. FarngwoFth of Illinois william q.
BuFleiEh read poem in praise of Honest
Abe, and resolutions for the, nouipees and
platform were adopted with enthusiasm. !
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Commissioners Sale.
nOhsucsry.
AAEShalI B. OlasOp aud IN.

1--1ouAii D. OLAson and wife, 71
HF.L va. lEsE-gzs-lT SInOhaucerv
Martha A. sanborn and othera
P4rsuauee ofa doeros or the CfreuIt S1o,,,, IT,.
- xnlo county, West Virginia. made IN III esnSs
~ z me second day oftuIy, lS6I Gt f6s front do
I1e court House for Ohio county a 10 o;eIoc[
a; tne following described real eStntS IN H.
~ .! hhee1lngi viz: All that parcri N 1ronDS
H. - on the east side o. MafU Gtfest in III liz
~ 1osEnated on the plat thereof e iot No sII
ho..lu squaro ho.GiE-9-incIudsd IA the 6iIIinS
~ o1 TO Wtti beginning at the SouthT.st cor
L " tnS or1eE warehouse o1 GaI ! loo fnTmsrIy -
SSII1PPSSa y Jaepb hiteholl-and nov osS1nisS ~
M e tdrner And William Tayios-tbenc. q
,S angles Main LtrAGt IA feet Eiora n ~, -
sssteTn boundary Of Said lot thence atonE aid
SoUtb "a e9I1 feet more or les, % the
SS.n S,oI ulberty 4loy5 Themes along The south
st 81 i, mulberry alley 10 the east side On Main
~ Seo9ee along the east hide OF Main Streot "a
= = E VSSSsi4.nlng, t0S feet, more or lea,
1on.lb " 6ALE-0nO-GUt Of the pnrrhn..
iHSSnSy y % pad In Gaah on day Of GaIe apd ~
- ~ thEeo equal instAlmSnts, payable in one
oo Lhree yeAr1S With interest non dNV Of NJ!
-. ~ RsIeueser Giving bond with approved persopaf
y ~ lor the deferred pAymentS and the ttIe Ia
: n. e further security until the EhSIo OF
.oS PuteaASs money Il paid; and the purehSSsT 70
hAu o. au taxes aAeaSsd on aid reaI eStnto
Tor the year 1854. DIEIrT n M T''A'o
49, - Commissions.
SICA FRENCH oRoARDIE5, jaST IecSITSd ~
-. 0SA4 o.
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;, TriAdsldhIA, ". Va.

Dr. J. u. StOter, TTiAdeldhfa, W Va
y =. Scott, Well. burg, .-a
:. d BurnH, RAirmonE,
James A. Bell Cameron,
Jas Wharton, PArkersburE, Hr..H
Geo. Bier, Nav MartinnyiIIe,
Andrew Dare, Statewide,
Thoa. Hough, MAnnlugton,
Horace Rtaley, Grafton, Uaf &C.
Geo. Edwards, Moundsvillo, Z
HagAuS, MorRRntoVu,
Jas T. Waym n Glen E2stnu g urs-
Jno. Irwin, olarksburR,
Jas. A. Campbell, Bethany q &" .-
Juo. BayhA, Fulton,
Joel TruoSdalt, West Alexnuder pn 30 ='a. ..
R9bt- Simpson, ClaysViIIe, fE.a
John Baird, Washington. .f H
CFotheTS, Tay loFstoan, .s
Rhodes Bridg port, Ohio.
y. Rice, MartinsVillo,
.. W. DlWorth, Mt. Pleasant
Coi. q. l. Poorman, g.. CIaIrSTilleG
:: LAppineott, Jr, MorftstoWn, H-
Richardson Bro BsIlaire g.
Jno. Saunders. suLhSh,
wilson Bro, CadiE.
J. P.WAtSon, RArrisvflle pos
y. BAttelle, HeWp TT
Wilson stringer, West Wheeling,
OhA% Hare, SummeTh Id
H. Benninghaus, Williamsburg e.-
Capt. Watson, GroySVilIe
u. Blackburn. HaTriottSV.llO,
Jno. BrAdheld, BArnsVIlIe,
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NIear oOUeH,-Persons who are ,-orh,.,
With that unpleasant tickling II Ibs ,t S.ea
which dePrives them OF rest nieb. nt,S.
night, by the incessant couRb which !, nse
y9kes, will, by taking "BroUn's BroSsS; Si
2Foehe'," find immediate relief.
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Jew ADVGRTIsEB7NTa
MRTICE.

HEADouARIERS P1FEIoFlo RAIEAHD REs5EyAL'
60 jane IL, 1851
A Ii Towns, 0omnlbnIties Or Societies willing to
n equip Booths or Stalls a. the approaching
d .gs1EIS "; c 5SIs aaTsSisL
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The Nteehrod Honse-

'bis place Is undergoing alterations which ~,
LII y 70 mt Glass Boarding. HouSe Hot.I
!. sn n9e drives and walks and shinE nm
nSSs !, % converted into ssnIaary, ahieh nav Ss
Apply to Mrs. JUDGE raoaP eSS % zoo .sQdSato.
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it is suggested that ladies be appointed
to perform the duties of clerks in tue Post
omces 10 Richmond. the clerks all being
in the field. The Post Office 10 Mobile Il
entirely served by ladies. Economy In the
use OF water is advised in Richmond, as
the works are ont of repair, and cannot be
used to their full capacity. lUG
The Confederate State Treasury is, saws
the EEdmtHer, for the frat time in the his.
tory OF the Confederate Government, with.
out dollar to pay anybody with. Much
gr9mohng is INDUCED 10 on that subject,
since June lst TO the evening Of the 9Th
l,+Oo PriVatee and iorty. six officers bad
arrived In Richmond as prisoners from
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w. paUmsu ms moruIug c1mplete INST
of the killed and wounded in the l4Ih
West Virginia Infantry. 10 the recent 6ght.
l. has been prepared with great care by
our correspondent.
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LAvn Sev9Mnaa An v.,...

The Defeat Of tie Rebels at Staunton-EeS-
ingtOH, Va, reported to be Occupied-
BhGt is Grant DoiH9S- of the
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Excelsior PlaninrMii

III lying lying lifted up my establishment Win ~.
ned - fo5n ti%Pproved saehinery, am now pre-.
fans that vas formerly oseapIs5 Nv asaSHs the
Wsatbs,. tough and Worked Boards PIoo,i ing
CoroSo Bosq5S sS Door, sash Shingles sheivins,
AZ W. kFGmss, and Building MatcrtaiS I5SIsrSIi
land ana p GsTered free Of charges at the CIevs
BSitimor. nas 90 r. X. Depot, and also A. ~
eEeenting tollS HenPnelo H. L. DepotS,
= orders orders promptly attended to. l
re IPormerlv o,,A GEORGE KEELINR,
-9At4SIIoaf, Belmont Co.. o., IsS.s%5
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WHAT WILL GRANT Dof


Grants Notifications signified what was
predicted-a retreat. He moves away from
Lees front; where is he geing2 If he can
DOT reach the city by Gold HGrbor, he can
not come 81 all on that.side. 1.-THE better
opinion 10 that be will now a.tempt the
south side. But bow IL he to, reach iifE
Grant hes'tried his owl tried SNe6 IelIan's
plan' aud msy now try Buffers plan, too,
II ne chooses, but will fnd it no better
than the others. -