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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-18
The Dniln Neirs saws:
I'VE are under all eirermstauces for peace.s

We are under all oireRmstd7ces for peace
Are youi Suppose peace had been broken by
a revolt, not of the shareholders, but of the
slaves, would you then have been for peace on
any other ground than that of the unconditional
submission of the insurgentS' You know you
would not. And yet you will not pretend that
the shareholders had half the justification for
revolt that the slaves have.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-18
TERmS.
DAILY TRIBUNE.
To Correspondence.

No notice can DO taken Of Anonymous Communications
Whatever intended for insertion must be authenticated
by the name address of the wernot necessary io
publication but a. q guaranty for his good faitE
An bunes letters for this oce should be addressed to The
TaIruSE" New-York.
We cannot undertake to return elected Communication
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-18

TIE Neus AYERS that we have done it "foul
injustice" by stating that i eyers" discouraged
any movement whatever looking to peace" We
have certainly understood The Ners as looking
to peace only through the overthrow of the Ad-
ministration or the Gorciblc paralysis of its eff
forts. 1t has often seemed to talk sif it desired
revolution at the North through aconcerted and
formidable resistance TO the enforcement of the
Draft. We have not noted in its columns word
of cheer for any other Peace efforts than those Of
its own coterie. nor even the expression Of q
wish for any other peace than one which should
give substantial triumph to the slaye-holding
Rehps
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-18

WINTER GARDEN. This theatre opens tonight.
according to announcement, with the comedy of
"Everbody's Friend" and tn farce of "The
Rough Diamond Mr.. John - Clarke, the OK
ccllcnt comedian, sustains tho principal charac-
tcrs in both pieces.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-18
Fatal Accident on shipbsard.

BOSTON, Aug. II.
Can't Chase Of the schooner Golden Gate. loading Mt
this port for New York was instantly killed this after
noon by box Of sugar swinging against his body AID
nrcciptatng hiia into tue hold.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-18
Union Canxentie..

BANGOR ME-, Aug. II. IHT
Tho Union District Convention held here to day nom
mated Hon. John H. Rice Of Foxcrof, for Congress
and benjamin 7. Gilman. Of Orono, for Presidential
ElcctOr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-18
To Adyertisers.

Advertisements for TuE WEEKLY TRIBUNE OF to"
week must be handed la to-day.
prico 81 pr Inns fns ssch insertisa-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-18
THE PIRATE TALLAHASSEE.
Fishing Vessels Destroyed

THoMAsrog, NE, August IL, ls6i
The rebel steamer Tallahassee yesterday destroyed
tventv.iye vessels of Mstinicus Rocks. She was
manned mostly by Nova Scotia men. Al'er sonu'
ing the crews and passengers OF the vessels destroy
ed by her into Friendship BY small craft she
steamed in an eastern direction.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-18

ing the crews and passengers OF the vessels destroy
cd nv her into Friendship BY small craft, she
steamed in an eastern direction.
SIX VESSELS DESTROYED ON MONDAY
DosroS, August II.
A dspo,ch from J. NJ. Merrill, U. 5. Consular
h,.ont AT Yarmouth. n. s., to Carleton Goodrich,
of Boston states that six vessels were destroyed oy
the Tallahassee Oh Monday, six miles from cape
Sable. Thirty men of the crews Of the vessels
were landed at Yarmouth in destitute condition.
The pirate was in sight on Monday morning.
npsrRucrIoy OF THE SHIP JAMES LIrrLEFlELD,
q. C. LAMONT, DUPONT MERCY, A. HOWE, J. Il.
uowEy AND THREE OTHERS.
YARMOUTH n. S.. Aug. Is.
The schooner Sophia, from Turks Island, arrived
here to-day with the crews of the following vessels
sunk by the pirate Tallahassee;
Shin James Littleield, of Bangor. from Cardih
for New-York, was sunk in lat. IL, lon. 10.
Schooner Lamont Dupont, Of Wilmington, Del,
was sunk on the 18th lat 10, long. :.
Schooner Mercy A. Howe, OF Chatham, was SUNK
yesterday in lat. ~, lon. GO.
After the crews of the above vessels were put on
board OF the Sophia the Tallahassee sunk fourcther
schoouers. one of which was the j. III. Howen, OF
Gloucester.
Smoke from steamer was seen this morning III
the direction of Seal Island.
TIE PURSUIT OF TIIB TALLAHASSER.
The first information Of tho dcpredations OF the
nitrate Tallahassee was received by the Navy DE
partment on the 18th inst. after office hours. when
Secretary welles Immediately ordered hefollo"ins
named vessels toiorthwith start in pursuit VIZ; the
Juniata, Susquehanna, Eolus, rontosuc, Dunbar
ton and Tristram shandy, on the 18th the Mecca
sin, Aster, Yantic, r. X. Cuyler, and Grand Gulf
and on the 18th tho Dacotah and san Jacinto
They all took different directions. These were all
tho vessels available in the Navy.
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An 4 SEN GN1'0.
pAgS NUNS AMERICAN MUSEUM,

RAgN Ms AMEglCAN MUSEUM,
THE FINAL OPPORTUNITY
rl,y TOM ,r,Its Ms eoxnlsAEloS
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tuod With Choi Articles
cruncnrs ,sp + l'I Sll Che SCHOOLS OF NEW
STAMFORD I li9,i slyn ! fS SSi$ TABLE.
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aud -, ,niu al"
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inrri16r rs tSlft,, l,yoipvAy.
SFNf,rH GRAND CUSCTKT
| rnr pI'nfIC nIIIGiVTrni
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TuE III HIIC iAIkOSIIE Tri
! SIXTY TijOi SAND ptOPLE MADE HAPPY
| SiNIt iilOt sA>D IkEsENlS UISES Ax'Ai
10 liE DEld,ilfED ri'RCnAsERs
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-10-24

"A p.,an. .nI hO ~ san so,n mESehS ,al
honesty, wanted by CAMtBtLL Co. 2l5 New
ana o.. A.
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ElFrY GOOD CLOAK HANDS WANTED
i Immediately. None hut experienced CLOAK makers
pred Apply. II. Il. BABCOCk GO. ~ Chambers
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v Il 1T Is, q AND ~ i,JwFRY
:, I'LL. IN 'siNt, 81 CUEss
49,, solittRN RLfi GLE
~ 1851 AIitNOli'H lOR his WEEK
=. lAi". more stare aad' TO our ,o.istUIlatIul
h'"iF. fmlrt iom Wet aud Gc0rge Warren
20 bpau'iiuI Ladiei IA ,Ao "a, lille.
r"H NA' noIgA ~ iuulrt a.u MInstfsg
Admission, 30 %, ", sud ~ cents. ii,
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MILITIA y,

ASl II B>TirUTE OR VOLUNTEER
~ bc its. ia,iy "i,h K c'ini A. the :on'o'
A tEw GOOD SOUND MEN Will RE
hr"iNe N" highest cash hountie. substitutes Ap-
i'm. BanS. go
A RARE CHANCE To ENLIST IN THE
"a navy. rentclnsn who /. draitei wan's sooi
App'y at l." Mrstst. 90
A LMOST THt ONLY BOUNTIES YOU
L can get ATE those tisen by countie. and b, the
genera government rhe.. ,ou lei la iull a, ihs
old -ove um"nt er nit M rendezvous No. As Fulton
a. B.o.kSn Nou enlist la III. 10 .uisf Dsr,ire,
The Nsrinr Coipi In the navy or volunteer ior, d
thar state, artillery, cavalry OIL iliNntr Euincnlcr
ton n, Brooklyn. ilJ
NAVY VOLUNTEER AND SUBSTITUTE
tpapsI. vsn'sa WV III. ia, On .o,mono. TO
ohlcc. 40
PRISONERS OF Wharf.-The WIVES OR
= wido"od mosheis Of prisoners Of var can receive
tor, BROWSG SiiI"iD X, gPa'S TIs'"' 20. a.
VoLUNTEErS WANTED FOR THE IDeTH
y Y. NoIuntosis. ~ ;hsst ,ish bountY paid.
10 80 Li.penari a. NY
WASTED -! SEAMFN, FRI MIN AND
w cnpenyors ana n,c. hNnio- to 1.t in the
So 10, ne rhrs' houp',. Appiy to lhoS. shN.
liN, q Wal = T. st. 'y. f.T "i''. ~
ID MES WANTED FOR THE PROVOST
- ud. u, 20 sua'G, rot % hs 'ugfd,I ui.hc.t
ptc,- .d can ~ souths"st COT ClthlriIe aud
south -i-. " The rpru'n". ~
- NnLrNiLaE, A , 81 Bs ;. I iES
-'w"nt"i. lh' iish''i hwhN piid ~ each. Can
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! GEl ii l'N u NhS VIII NlELhs-
ssODO h'F inr . Notr: suhsiiiute, IA the Navy
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COAL.

FIRST QUALITY GOALS NJ EHDrCfD
L Prices Large Nut ~ Stove and tsg L. par
ton. peiNeI.d fn.n yArdl 80 boacy aud I'll
Hreonr st. JACOB WEEKS. ~
puRE RED ASH PEACH ORCHARD
= Coal genuine Lehish, locust Mounts lain and Cum
beriAnd, ~ prices low Goals VI like quaity s;e
soia tor. Apply Canal aud Centre d. sua e9s Jens
aad West d. HENRY kkkYk, ~
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OOO LABOEEES WANTED IMMEDI-
~SOO .tely 10 work ou -"se.t. Constant cnpioJ
uieut. N,lcs II per day. r. every tNo weeks,
Apply on Cumberland 81, near Myrtle ave. KIND
Ir.I q ktENII. "a
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20. 900 Li As,}I tls wa MATIe .a F s1t
hlty mcs from .hi- city. Matt- . per do.
rssa-c tree Ihs IL the best WON In llo ma.
kct -trady eupoy mCrt sunuler ana Inter iOI taIs
and ~. p.i. tOiDc cary. start to-is, az ~ A.
and l., N, nom the btucIal RalrON4 Once Of IAN
DIR, c. Kits d BONI.La, ugeenriol' 81, nr,r
thsti" t,aTdtu. lH
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I DOUGHTY, NtTIONEER, WILL

4'As s.li thi- dsy, l0< oclorl, NJ $40 Bacclrr,t
ininifure-parlor and chamber suits Blu-..ls and
~ carueis. oil cio,h-, beds and tcddns. mahoeany
l's'' Ni' inhthl'-'op bnfcans tables, wnshstantf,
ls,e curtains mahogany dining table, sith,u intni-
tufe. 40. IL
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"A ; COACHMAS AND GROOM ~ A
fAycung n an. ku1ws h.. tusiue Ell, can show tho
test OF rvie ence. Adifss. D. lSy last .Ath o.. No
o. Je,tion 10 the county. 81
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sffersfssNSS.

EUR uVE4rOOIs-OLD BLACK bAIT
L LINZ. The shll Alexander NushaI IN IN
loritively to-day. For passage apply Lu i,, Il,
i1t OF hres'nai street or 70 ROCHE BkuIH.E.
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)tlIrE OF THL NEW YORK RAI.RO., =,

IffhEDf I'M NEW YORK kAIi.RD' f,
~ tanr orks ~ Maiden I.zn.. Ne. Yo-' go
~ '.I- 1904. Noticc 10 hereby giv"l pI-- "
,nN sIn.",ieH 81 me s'ockholh"'. o. IN. w.
i'aii"a shAif NuA WA b. b AZ a.. oiti,a Of ~.
Japan, No - MuIon .D.e N .bs etYot y NJ
- o.c,~l noan n W.. 9th dsi of So,eut.r issi NJ
t,l .ok Of q. pa pO-e Of il.ttc sinl the Capi-
dotI,,v '!A comps 81 Ola IA -4ife ilouL aud
80 - my th1u.h.l dollar. COKNELIL > HJ-
'r-'l, d - Bhti.'E JOSIAH g. L,;EEkEIr,
sI''"'H' 40
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4 STOUT BOY WANTED, TO HELP 4
~ blacksmith. a, 40 Green. ich II.
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SEGAE MAKERS WAN1lD-fpH Tt RI
y in jol-. Apply az rs Maiden Lane. LEWIS.
MYERS 4 co. -
SHOi MAKERS ASI BOOT llTfFH>
- wanted nj - Hud-on ave, Brooklyn.
HIGGINS
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EIRL, OH Oh EMPLOYMENT AND Hsv-
~ inr no home apply 1t the Girls Lodging
uoure, 40 CANA Al. " \. DfesHuIaking tsnSht. ~"
IRONfRS hSD 81 TTONHpLE MAKERS
Avanted to work iin"u c0q's 81 Se-t 9Th - 80
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Al WHO HAVE OLD LEAD AND TYPE
GE . q ~ re- SSta purchaser by calling on
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-26
INC Meeting Tonight.

The meeting at the Court House satur'
day night, adjourned to meet again this
evening in order, in the meantime, to al
ford all persons an opportunity to talk over
the proposed bounty of three hundred
dollars to volunteers, and to make mp their
minds whether it is better that we stand q
draft or eudeavor to fill the quota of the
County by raising volunteers. Tonight
we presume, final action will be taken
The meeting, we doubt not, will be large
one. The time is approaching so rapidly
for a draft that those liable, knowing for
certain that it will take place unless some
thing is done meanwhile TO prevent it.
will naturally feel very anxious about it,
and will turn out to hear and see and de-
liberate as to what is necessary for each
man to do. Let all persons who have an
interest of any kind at stake come to the
meeting and not stay away and then COM
Main afterwards that their opinions were
not represented. Now is the time for
full expression of public sentiment. And
there is no time to lose.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-26
FOR SALE.

THE NEW BRICK PAPER MILL
i situated on the Ohio River, above West Wheel.
ing. This mill Is built about two acres OF
ground. Is l2Ox40 feet, two stories high, and con.
tains 200 900 hard brick 500 perch of stone, 900
feet dry pine joice 16 inches, a large amount OF
worked flooring, partitions, ceiling, together with
Orders, posts, roof timber and shseting.
One Steam Engine, I6 inch cylinder ~ foot
stroke with all the pipes &C, attached; main shaft
with ny wheel 20 #, driving wheel IL H., and
pulleys. .
One Double Flued Boiler 40 inches, % feet long.
One large Rotary Pump, capacity inch stream.
Two Smaller Pumps. f
800 feet inch Iron Pipe.
A largo amount of 4 inch Iron Pipe.
Gas and Lead Pipe Of various sizes.
FOR AN OIL REFINERY OR TANNERY this
property possesses peculiar advantages.
will sell it ali together at a price that will be
an indictment TO purchase to any one who wishes
to estal lish any kind of business the premises
that will pay the purchaser to take down the
house for building materials.
For further particulars apply to r. G. Jordan, in
the house OF Pryor Frost, Main street, Wheeling.
jy23-2wd<w" WILLIAM A. JORDAN.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-26
commissioners Sale.
Andrew J. Harry, ct. al, Complainants

g
vs..
John O. BlOomheld's administrator 4 others, Def'ts
In Cl hcery.
TN pursuance OF decree Of the Circuit Court for
i Marshall county, rendered on the 18th day OF
june 1864, the undersigned will on the 10th day OF
August, 1854 sell at the front door Of the Court
House OF Marshall county, commencing said sale at
10 o'clock A NJ OF that day 70 the highest and best
bidder at public auction, the following Real Estate
in said decree particularly mentioned and described
situated in the said county of Marshall, being OF
the lands OF which the said Bloomfield died seized
viz: Twenty 1--WE acres Of land on the waters Of
Wolf run, adjoining the lands OF VIM Phillips and
others also other tract OF ten and threeQuATteT
acres in said county Of Marshall anc adjoining
lands Of Widow Hart and others, aud Is adjacent to
and Joins said IS acres above mentioned.
TERMS OF SALE-One third cash, one-thfrd on q
credit of six months and the residue credit Of
nine months from the day Of SALE the credit install
ments to bear interest from said day Of sale; the
purchaser giving bond and security for tho deferred
instaments, and the title 70 be retained until the
jy7.sot ~ JACKSON REED, s.M.o.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-26

Is the levy of a bounty wherewith to
induce volunteering in and for the county
all classes of citizens are alike interested.
There is nothing in the idea that levy
bears hardest upon property holders. 1t
is the people who rent that pay for all such
Ievies, Just as much as those who live in
houses of their own. The case is the same
as between the merchant and his customer.
If Congress puts tax on sugar, coffee
tea, Jaud other articles of trade, the mer-
chant adds it on when he sells, and thus
the consumer pays the tax. So it is be-
tween the landlord and tenant. All taxes
are reckoned and added in the price of rent.
There is then nothing in the assertion
sometimes current that men who rent are
not borne upon by taxation as are they who
own property. They are borne upon jHst
as much. The burden is distributed, and
it makes no difference whether a man
lives in a house of his own or rents one
from somebody else. The meeting o'night,
therefore, is one equally important to all
classes of citizens liable to draft, and it
becomes them all to turn out and look
after their interests.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-26

We have seen letter from Lieut.. Col.
Burkey of the II tn regiment. detailing some
of the incidents connected with the death
of the lameuted Col. Frost, on Tuesday
last at Suckers Gap. He was shot in the
abdomen, and at once recognised and pro-
nouuced his wound to be mortal. He bore
up brayely, however, and rode across the
Shenandoah river. conversing with his Ad-
jutant General and giving him directions
what to do with his official papers and
private effects. he rode across the river
to the house of Mr.. Jenkins, where he
died. He was kindly cared for and had
every possible attention which the place
afforded. He died without violent pain
at fifty minutes past 10 that night, and
was sensible all the while. he was buried
near Mr.. Jenkins house, for the time
being.
ht. Col. Burkey also makes mention OF
the death of Lit. Col. Morris of the 10Th,
who was killed in the same battle and
was buried on the field. His body was
found stripped of every article of clothing
except his coat and shirt. "His buttons
and shoulder straps were cut OF" by thu
dsmoniac.foe. Most of our men who werr
buried by the enemy, Col. Burkey says
were stripped, and they were "buried st
shallow that hands and feet and otheI
parts of their bodies were left exposed"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-26

The Thornton who figures so cOnsplcu-
ously just now in the dispatches as guer-
rilla chief in upper Missouri, is personally
known to a good many people in this vi
cinity. He graduated at Bethany College
in 1853, aud he was then as he is now, a
sort of FIRE eating guerrilla, or rather gOr-
lila, we should say, for he was gawky,
ungaiuIy, long armed and long legged af-
fair, good deal like gorilla, he is a
brother-iu in law of the noted Col. Doniphsu
of Missouri, who figured couspicuously3in
the ohihuahua expedition during the Next
can war. he was known at Bethany, as
he is now in the newspapers, by the
name of "oOon" Thornton, and was re-
garded as an eccentric desperate, his chief
delight apparently being to wear tall boot
legs outside of his pants, with bowie knife
stuck inside, and to use the biggest and
oldest words he could CLEAN from the die
itOuary. he was a quiet, moody, pale
faced fellow who drank good deal OF
whisky at times and had very few com
pAuions. BE was q. tolerable sort of stu
dsntand not without intellectual ambition.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-26
TRUSTEE'S SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY
OF WHEELING. !

OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY
OF WHEELING.
10y virtue ofa deed of trust executed by Robert
L J Dronsheld and Catherine his wife to Alfred
Caldwell as trustee, dated the 22d day Of August,
1859 and recorded In the office of the Recorder for
Ohio county, in deed book forty -four (4l folio two
hundred aud twenty three C22S), and by virtue OF
an order of the Circuit Court for said county made
ON the 10th day of May, 1861 and entered in order
book number q, page 1874, by which the undersigned
was appointed trustee in the place OF the said Alfred
Caldwell, will, on THURSDAY, the first day Of
September, 1894, at the front door of the Court
House In said county, at 10 O'Clock A. M, offer for
sale the following described real estate situate In
that part of the city of Wheeling commonly called
North Wheeling, viz: Lot number sixty~foGr-6t-
in square number Mines; also all that parcel Of
ground situa in the northern part Of the city Of
Wheeling and lying north Of and adjoining lot
owned and occupied by the said DrOnstield, and
fronting on the west side Of Main street one hun
DIR ed and ifteen-ll5-feet, more or less, and run
ming back to the Ohio river, and being the same
which was conveyed to said Dronsheid by w. s.
wickham, commissioner, the 10th Of September,
1855 and recorded In the Office of the recorder for
Ohio county In book forty-40-folio 53S.
The above described property Will be sold sepR-
rateIy together to suit purchasers.
Terms of sae-Cash
jy25ts N. RICHARDSON, Trustee.
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Tin,COpper & ShestIrOn Ware,

HAVING creased my facilities for the manu-.
III facture Of the above articles, am prepared
to I'LL all orders promptly, and cheap, or cheaper,
than eau be had at any ether house in the city. 1
keep the latest patterns Of STOVES, both Wood and
Coal, and will warrant every Stove. am prepared
to do all kinds of Job Work in Sheet Iron and Tin,
and will give such Jobs my personal attention.
spouting and Gutterlng all kinds always on hand
Copper and Brass Kettles and Fruit Cans OF the best
kind also very cheap. Merchants and others visit
ing the city will do we'll to give me q call.
je27 B. p. CALDWELL.
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TRUSTEE'S SALE

OF A TRACT OF LAND ON WHEELING GREEK
FOUR MILES HAST OF WHEELING, AT THE
COURT HOUSE, ON SATURDAY, 18TH AU-
GUST, 1854.
TN pursuance OF 4 deed Of trust from Oscar D.
j Thompson and Susan Z. Thompson, his wife, 70
me, dated the 2bth January, 1885, recorded in the
Recorders once for Ohio county in Book -, folio
S. on Saturday, the 18th day Of August 1854, CON.
meneing at 10 o'clock A. NJ At tn 'front.' door Of
the Court House for Ohio county, shall sell At
public auction the highest bidder, the parcel Of
ground lying the waters Of Wheeling Greek, In
the county Of Ohio and State Of West Virginia, on
which the said Thompson formerly resided, about
four miles east Of the city OF wheeling bounded
and described In said deed and containing forty and
ons-hah acres; being part OF . tract Of land con
VeyOd to said Thompson by jacob Green and vile
by deed dated the tn February, 1850.
TERMS OF sALE-The One-third Of the PuE-
chase money IN cash, and the remaining tWo-third8
in equal indictments payable sig and twelve months
ater date with interest from the day Of the sale
or II desired the purchaser may pay the fall amount
Of the purchase money in cash. The title 70 b re-
tanned until the whole Of the purchase money ahan
have been paid. JAMES 8. WHEAT,
jy14 Trustee
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Nh. FORD had dispatches last night to
the following effect: That the Express train
west from Baltimore Sunday night land
which is due here this morning) narrowly
escaped capture at Martinsburg yesterday.
Fighting was. going on at the edge of town
just as itleft. The force of the enemy is
reported tObe the corps Of Hill and Long
street (which we do not belieVe) and to be
heavy. There is no telegraph communica-
now with Martinsburg. The enemy un-
.doubtedly occupy 1t. EVf Hai