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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-11
TRUsTEE,s Sale
OF vALUABLE REAL ESTATE II FHE CHI
- WHEELING


DT virtue o. 8 deed of ttusf zscztsi by Robert
ID DTUuseeld and CafhsTiBe his Viz . Atfred
CaldEell IS r-ps-es, dated the ~ day % A1gzsE,
1859 and rsoordsd II re one o. the Rs-1EssT FaE
ONO county, n dss bock iorTy Lar &iL -
hundred Eud - slfy three lzSys and % vlr-Gz q
order Of the Circu8E C1urE f1- Eaid cJunfg asds
ol the I0tn day u NAy 1864, Aad catered IL 5-1=T
book uumbe- z page ls4- - Which the E1dsrsiE 1st
appointed trustest n the phaos 0fGhs sazd f -
Caldwell, vii % TE gE=DAE, tie urss cay %
septsnbsr, Ise4. ~ he fro1t dor q the U. III
H0ass IN sd c1G1Ty. ~ l. 0'siocE A n Ter
sale the following dsscElbsa real estate Et1zte II
that pErf Of TIE city Of WhselinE co1nsuls q ~
A0rth WhSe.ins. VIZ Lot nEEEber H-Ety-fo 81
IN square number uiDs-9-s also Al EhaE plrusi q
ground sitGA II thz northern part Of the city Of
Wheeling AID lytug north OF Aad A1i0inIns lot
0Ensd B1d 0eouPls5 by the SD DE3Ezssla- Al
fronting OF the Erst zi1s q Nan street oas hua-
dre5 and fftsso-l15-fsst, non q les, Ead rua-
ming back % the U1io rIvsr, aa1 beng the sz1a
which UAs conveyed 70 sid Dr0usnsld y ". -
WicEhan- eonmisaiSoer,oa the lsth q sePJsnbsr,
ls55. and recorded II the once o. the rec0rssr f5E
ONO comfy II book fo-ry-so-i1llo IS. -
he above described PropsEsy Eiii ps sols so
rStsly together - salt pCrchAssrs-
TermsOf SAle-Cazh-
jyZSts y RICHAR s1V. Tru----.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-11
THE MILITIA.

Editors LstsLElgslesT
Your correspondent "Avou," :" in his AZ
ticle published yesterday, "On the MiitiA,"
commits some errors, which we feel dis
posed 10 notice with desire Of doing JUS
tice TO all parties concerned.
First, IN regard TO the "meagrs turn ont
Of the militia in response to the call of the
Governors" we deny that the assem5lAge
Of the nilina, on Saturday last, WAS q
"mesgre" one, under the circumstances
The number Of those Who are legally eE-
empt from military duty, is very lsrgei
much larger than Avon or "zny other
man" not acquainted With the facts and
figures, would suspect, Considerably more
than one-haf Of those subject to military
ddty were in the ranks o. Saturday, and
we are satisfied that there was largsr
turn ont of UoluEfesES at that time, than
under any prsyioRs call fer active service
There wss no compulsiOn used to place
men IN the ranks, and when We remember
that business generally. was carried On as
usual, and that q general impression vas
received on Saturday morning that the
services OF the militia would not be need
ed, re taink- that we are jasttfea-in tx
pressing our surprise that 80 large = n1m-
Der reported for duty.
We think Avon" sgatp in error, when
he expresses his couTiefion, i'that COZ
sideFable portion of our abls bodied poPa-
latiou feel altogether indifferent 70 the
result Of the present invasion" aPerhaps
under the delusion, II tue rebels capture
West Virginia, they VII be treated kindly
in consideration OF their opposition 90, or
lukeWartnuess IN, thecsuss Of the Union. %
The rebellion symPathi1ess in this city,
understand this matter just as we'll as
Avon. They are very TAR from desiring
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-11
fFhs Ex secrstary Of the Treasury
and His Successor"

AsrehaHts' AGgaziae-TAs Rulers Of No
tiOns-CHargs against Mr.. CHa1s--Its
FsLseAOod- Creation lusd Dsizity of
NationGE cuTrsney-Tts Ultimate Tn
,rmnb
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-11
"OPsa q So = = -.

"oPsa for Students day AID evening
TyHE purpose o. this institutioa i 70 instruct
i young men tEnd women tool IN the principles
which govern the correct Transaction Of pecuCiA-y
business, in AccountAntuiP and il conSoHitz1ts
BOOK-KEEPIHG,
stripped Of its Absurd vsrbIsEs and Eaeisut pro
Exity and iEtricary- and adapted 70 the modern
mode OF DONG business. sspsc1aily IN the United
States il the lesding subject ofAt+s1oa- ItS LAWS,
which are As exact, unsrrinz and free from sIesp-
tion e. those OF nhfuls and comprised IN very few
words. ARE frsf made fAuiha- 70 the s-udsaf, who
Who IL thea conducted through aoouras Of practical
keeping. in uumerous ssts 0f book II great
varisfy IL frns til he thus acquires mastery Of
the AT which enables hin apply ft with facility
70 any kind Of buItDszE-
A WRITING SCHOOL
is open day and evening. ATTENDED By both ladies
Rnd gentlemen, where without entering for the ful
course, good hAnd-Eriting can be oDtainsd in =
ARITHMETIC,
Gnd its UppIies-ion 70 Al manner o.
C0CNTING-HOUsE CALCULATIONS,
receive tas attention Their primary i@Porsaaes de-
several modes OF Calculation not found IN books,
tending greatly 70 the abbrsVihti0n Of his Work-
Thsrs = open 70 the nadsnt GLso e0E1sof
BUSINESS SCIENCE
eonpriEing PoliricAl Ecoaomy, Commercial Law Ans
uBAZea FinAacs, Banking and Ourrslcy- aIso nAEtn.s
Ct erniaecf B1Hnea Men in regard 20 ne bsgi
nsthOds Of c9ndrctIng 6uEilsI Gneoeuf1Ily and
Ilstr1otions n the above suhjeets are tatsrusra-
cd with 9ALins and inculcsr1o1s tending 70 the
f5rrnsfiou or hiEA chArArter EEn and eifIEEnH-
The course of fnstraction il intended 70 Be -
comprehensive and thorough - that Of Ezy q tie
C0mnsrcial Ooliegsl Uhtle the expense % the StH-
dsns 10 uuch ls8-
LLH bses ls.Ee 70 rsEs- tkals % ubon bs II
uaknoEn 70 the uflosrS q the bankE IN Whss.tlg
and Bridgsport, and especially 70 hiI stEde1ts-
TERMS, &C
For The tzu course above Indi5sted tie tuiti1a
fee Il ESQ, payabis oa s1tsrtag- Iu- the reguiHts
hlnnk books g. Tine unlIltteds 30 reE1s1u or rB-
surn ~ pIessUrs- The oourss is Usually coulplsEsd
IN from two To three months jAnT
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-11
EXcelsior PlanIng Mill

II AFIH6 fEBsd - ny eseas iaEnzzf via taa
IL LAtsgt LnprJved Machinsrs, Al 49, pre-
pared % f1ruiah ~ olHss % fIDi ssJ Ef, t1s
EElHs Ihas a1-a-=clT oc-1Pl=1 y =l-gE-s a1a
Ese-tDs, AO1Sh az = JrEs1 z lartz fl51r1ET
NeE1hes-BoardinE il5rz esl1- E1 ~ - sls-rirf &
Corlier EJzrsE, zlsrs. A5Il1l1Es- fG2lcs raa-
ueIEtuE Frs1las AL BuII 1fnE Msser1ah oa1e1ailg.
Al UorE nez!Ts-s5 f-s= q slErSzs A. EaE Clsge-
lad aod RiLls5arzh = Z. Dl5sSt1 Al 40 - -
Ealtinors 40 -lssio ~ EsaE,asi1 r. 4 bsPStsu
creeping toIis
-Jrds-s promptly Ertsoesd ts-
6EOESE EEELIEE
TF5rms-Fy q tbe fra = ste Ek-t = EesiIzs7
BEnGEr0EI. BslDout O.. o. js-5aa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-11
PUBLIC sALE

OF VALUABLE REAL EsTAIE ASD PEEs1SAL
PROPERTF-
7 WILL SELL By ADCII)S, o. ths Prsai-eS o.
Il NONnAH, toe 29-h of A. ust- oor1 Ils nc % -
10 ofeIuek A N Tso Lets ST ny - Is 11a
1s-siEaatsd n The town u Fult-a- o1s II go q
EheednE- Cpca cas- lot - ersctel goa trlrk
dwelling hous- a-d o. the oIE s1bst@utsal frl
dWeILaE, with AL nscassary oGEo1iialESs Had OLnar
improvements
A.. A. The sszs tine aEa place, Til asu two
h1raes rEo s=-ls % hArne8z, tEo U1s b1EFy,
oae usi-h co.. o. E Of q aga &CJ tcEsLber via
al ny hJugshod sd EIfcbsn toruitCr-l s-aora=n AZ
f assur, r=lt 4 evzFs ming Dae -H1Ary f5r hJaso
ks-pinE-
GO. z EIcEzaH, Auerigassr. aas1
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-11
IndResd By the sxtsnsivs sale and EnfTersAl
Popularity Of
Hoofand's German Bitters!
PuRELY vEaEFEBLEl


Hosts Of iEnoraut 0uaeks and interruptions sdTsp-
rureTs, hETR opened upon suffering hEHIHlzity the
hood-gGtes of SoEruuB IN the EhaPs Of poor
Eilsls compounded with i1i1riOuA5 5reU and chris
tERSd TOuics Et0Dachicl kRd Bitten. d
BsEHrs Of the fnnumeTAble array Of AIooholic
preparations IN Piethorie bottles, And higb-belsd
ksga, ,underthSmOdeStGP GPpsnREi0u Of bittErz, which
instead OF curing, only AggrayHts disease and leave
the disappointed sufferer in dGsIlatr.
HooFLAEDs eERNEE BITTERs
Are not a new and untried article, but have stood
the test Of fifteen year, trial By the American pub
lie and ilsir regulation and Eals not riVAuedby
any similar PREPARATION
The PropFIet6Ts have. thousands Of LettsrB from
the most erliHsnt Ole-gyuen, LsWyeEH, PhyS1ciAnss
and Citizens, tesfyinEs ottheir personal AnoWl-
edge the beneficial elects and medical Trtuss OF
DO TOU WANT SOMETHING To sTRENGTHEH
YoUl
DO YoU WANT GOOD APPETTEi
DO YOU WANT ToBUHD UP YOUR coNsTITU
DO YOU WANT To FEEL WELL
DO YoU WANT TO eRI BID OF EKRToUsEEssf
Do TOU WANT ENERGFi
DO YOU WANT TO SLEEP WELLl
DO YoU WANT A Brisk AND VIGOROUS FKEI-
IfyOu do, use s-
Hoohand's German BitterB!
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-11

PRICEs--LErEs Eiss, holding nearly double
quAn=sE, s. per botsls; hAlf dozen, $. Small EiEeI
55e Per bottle; half dozen, $. res
y For sale BY 6rEEIyis and Deals1 eveEyWhur6
m ms UEted ststeS5 md b all the prlFEiTts and
DealsEl - WaoetinG' -l5z. = Vees-II
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-11
DESIRABLE HOUsE q GROLsL
FOX SALE AT PUB-IC
ATCEIOE.

THE Eubsc-iber o1srs fJr sale his Dwelling H5zs-
End ninety fe=E 0f ErJEc1, Ei-uAte1 % tie
north sids Of Quincy street. Asd oor5erfug OF tEs
aIey. bsEWeen 6th md 1Eh ESEssts. rEzEztag tax
LII feet
1he house contains Ten apGrfm zu-s. bath ro11--
paurrT and cell--s p saskutIy sltuA.e1 au1 las
stone val AID nsE nee along the fr5nt fEsrs =
E1sisnt ground 70 divide tbs % AID eEsez aAai-
soras house on the eorn-r
The sale q the above pruPe -ry VIII take ptl-s -
he froat dor Of the C0art House, o. MOL IL
August 18Th, ~ 10 o'CloeE A A..
TEEMs OF S4LE-Jss-thiTe diva Azd tte bal
Enee in ous and two Ars5 deferred Payasars = Ds
aus MNTT=EE EGaEEv
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-11

NO, 6aI ARCH STREET
RIaeIpGl o5ies sd Nzss6GSmys
JoNEs 4 EvASA
Tsussaa.srs to C. Il J0skuoD Col
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-11
TRUSTEES SALE

OF TRACT or LAND on wHEELISa cRKEK,
EOUK MILES EAsT OF WHEELING. At THK
COURT HOUEE, on sATURDAT, IETH Az
GTzT TEEa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-11
FIRST NAII0MAL BANK
BRIDGEPoRT, OHIO.
Dssigzzted Depository aad financial AgsEt
Of che United States. T

EIs BANK II the Eucesseor 70 the Belmont
6rs1ch o. abe EtGte Bank Of Otie, End ss pre-
ISseo 2 % u general RaLkinE Collection and Ex-
y 2 authorized to receive Erbseriptions to the
q, 1s54 - - --7'e-
. Ihe.e bonds bear date March lst, 1884, are re
ss-Iueoie Il the pleasure OF The Government After
- - see-ss and pkyHbls fcrty yssIE fron date, in
60 WIN fnla-est ct I've per cent. per suEzn, IL
sseseTibers can have either Registered or Coupon
multiple u ffty 6oIiE-S- ~ =
,-f t1ts5sEf q the SO Ena 500 Bonds Il paydlse
lness besFdB viii drnE irteres8 &c. S4ty.h lEt
- ne Ace1sl intsrsRt hE1c that dsy to ths SstR
y t2ti0z, mrgs be Esid IN eair OF EAfiopaI
T-tIs9rst- Il PGad an ths lEtSsr (which iIseIudsJ
states notes and notss Of The National BEpIul
Atsy PI cent, pTHmium muEf be sLided 10 fhs
N1sEaf 81 fztsFeEt Enrfs 5tkeEiTfss dfreZfsd
'El JOHN Q. TAILSI1E, oash.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-11
Omcial AgencY

FOR TIE PROMOTION AHD PECZ ECTToS OF
naMIGRATIoS 70 WEsE TIE6ISIA-
TEE U1de-SiEned gppot1tee - tha EEecuftFs o.
4 TIE seAss un18r A. q tEs Lsg Glat1ra,
udsI 70 Al A2pieAnts, lss q eharEs, tnparrlal
Hnd reliable tniUrl atfJ1 IN rslrd % tas 1lr 81
Eata pres ef land ald Ih5gr, and TariGas i7d1S-
EriAi re1Jurces q Wet Vtrziala- - geu - sEery
oehsr Eind q inf7Erari11 I8sfzl q 1acsz1 . -
Eunui7ruus- CorrsEuondsues n E1Eli1d EFa7ca a1a
Co. z DIss EEBAR.
D1umtuEf1nsr of fIuluiEr1Eo1
81 ClE-a OoIaay, Do3driaEs % ~ "a
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-11
FRANZ ANs INSURANCE COMFY
OF WHEELING VA.
CAPITAL - 815O, 900
nTREGTnRS:

CAPITAL - 815O, ,OOO-
DIRECTORS
John Reid T P. shsIlcross, Geo. &. Wheat,
Gee. MsndeL john Zeocklsr, SAM Mcclellan,
G. " FrEnEhstn, Jas n. Vance, Alex LauEhHn-
THIS COMPANY having been duly organized, are
i prepared 70 take risks Al fair rates on buildings
Of al kinda merehSndiss, u5arturinE estAbIfzh-
usrts, turniture, stsGmbosts and ca-goes on the
Wsste-r rE7s-s and Iakes, EDd also on the lives Of
persons tor = term of yearE- This Company oferG
superior tnducensnts 70 farmers, Whereby they can
be insured for three years At reduced rates Thsbe
Ing h1nF Institution, composed Of some ninefy-four
Itockh0tdsrE, nost Of whom Ers AnoRE pur best bu
HES men recommends itself to the favorable con
idsrstea Of the insuring public, and solicitE their
patronage.
ApPhsstioas for insurance VII Be promptly at
tended 70 by the Secretary.
0hos- 30. l hcL1re Rouss, being the ZANE for
nsrly occupied BY Adams Express Company.
n c. ARTHUR seeTetsrJ-
JOHN REID, President
s4H'L MCCLELLAN, FicePresidert-
E.c ARTHUR 1geut f5r paying Pensions. ohea,
Ea !, 4eLure House, being the same once formerly
occupied BY Adams Express Company aprl
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-11
Z - s.RICHGRr s1V. T-u---.
q. s. hARSHAL's DALE.


:, ~ Distinct CogrF Of tss Calt-t
- 49, SeAEes fJr rns Wss=sra District
nm =. zs I Of IrEiuIs-st FhsalInE-sJr
BAL 4 h0o1~A-a- Term, 1864 order Of .Als-
Is PuzBuAnce Of a. order q sac issz & tro1 TIE
4 Clerks once Of me District o1rs Of tns uEIts-
states f0T the western DisTri-t % NL=ElaLar ~
wheeling II the Above eCrtIlsd e1use, VII o.
Tuesday, July lEth, 1854, o. tnE prezises, - See
Greek station q the sAlEIIa5rs a1d yLi5 rL-ilro.d
Company, il Hz-aPshi-= county. West -rsiriA- sci
pG1IiG G1cEl0a lie hig e. Ead best - 1sr-
parcel Of lAad coatAiElnE i've Ecrsa, more les1s
said lad a1joins the lAad of RJ5srT A. sheets -
the vest, the hsirs Of James FaTIs, d=osassd tHs
souIh- Aud AnEuS W slcOJaal4 5a rns eas-- All
sLtsscIng 70 the Greek t0zsthsr EIth ths dgr-haE
house and other lznprJFeu1szts thzrso - c111oElg
En0Eu -HkII NoodWaru's Eauns-y-"
And WedussdAy, JuIy Is, lsos, A. PIsd75Et
S-ariJu of t1e BalEln1re zE1 Un1o HEitrJa1r n
Hampshire cJGnty West FirElA- vi sell A. F1o-
he Aacc11- nzEa-st Asd 5esE D. ddsr the LII
loving Lots with the Inpr1vs1s1zs tEereSn. sl1s-
atsd the t0En - Pisdlont, II All c511Ey, 1an-
bETsd forty slEI--4S-f1rtg-alns--i
Ind siEEF-01es--Sl-~aza tranll1g EEz1fg sTs
fact Third street and ruuaing bs-E . rhs HortE
brE3ch of tns RoJ01zsc r1Esr, and Dot nzmb=rs1
forTy-45-EoutiaE nfsy fsst FlrsE E-rees Ead
ruuring back 20 Tnt-d street
- -
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Pennsylvania Insurance Go.

DIRECTORS
4. ToeE1Iy Jr- Jacob Painter, Robert Patrick,
Roty Patterson, Henry sprOpl, Henry GerwiR,
AZ EeSIsy, Jas. q. Hopkins, J. @. LAPPe,
G a e1iton, -A-y. Jones, "A. oGTisr,
J. GrsT sPrUul-
Ez III n. FoEGTLY, Jr., PrsIt-
GREER sPROUL, Ssesy.
TJIEE above Company having appointed the under
IiErsd their Agent for wheeling, and vicinity,
Ssa5rsspectfuly solicit the patronage Of the public
s,3CuupGuies are well known 70 be hrstelRBs ofiesI
TAkss risks the Lowest rates buildings of al
Ia steanboGtsy- Furniture, Merchandise, and
EI.rs- al the perils Of the RiTsrI and Seas.
.uiusses promptly dtusted-
NC. ARTHUR, AEt
Hpl Once No. A1Lure House
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-11
81 10 o'eioek, IN
.EM- ElzTlN.

Js7td Q : Ma-saai v. O. Q; "a
TThs shove sale l. PosrPOosI f1r thtrsy tEgs,
that Z azyy Aeg Crs-k 11EII t1z L--E 81
Auvust 1854 and =. Plsdu J1T I3 of a1E1sr 1885 d.
fys EM SlSTON. q f-r..-f
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-11

Prom. J. Ees5soa BsOsgE, D. D. Editor Ofths Esey-
eIQPefia Of RsiiGiOus KaOlOlsd9s.
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gEWAR8 q oOUNLERE6II5.

See that the 1ignatzrs Of 90. u. JAoKsoE'' n
the EELPRER Of each bottle
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-20
Secretary and Treasurer-RORsET McCABa, ND.
DTRECTORS :

DIRECTORS:
El Wilson, Brandywine Hd; James Deaplain, Christi
HID; James Webb Samuel Barr, r. c. stotsenburg
and Jesse Sharpe, ilmngton Hd; Robert MeCAbe, Mill
Creek Hdi John f williamson White Llay Creek Hid !
oovfBg San.ier rev Oasle hd Curtis Is. Ellison, Pen
eader Hd.; John C. Clark Red Lion Hd.; WIN Temple
smyfnai James Il. Burnhau, St. Georges HI, Charles
I Fleming, Peter Causey Milford Henry Todd, Dover
Charles Tunnel, Georgetown.
A0ENTS-As well for receiving applications for insnr.
Eli Wilson, Brandywins I'D Robert McCahe MIL
Creek ld.i James Deaplan, ChrisliAna HID; John y.
Williamson, White Clay Creek Hd; Curtis d. Ellison,
Pencader Hd Red Lion, St Georges and Appoqu quiuimuk
Hundreds; Joseph G. Griffith Smyrna james Crppen,
New Castle Hd; Charles n. Fleming, Milford. Charles
Tnnnelli George,owni Henry Todd, Dover.
Communications general business addressed the
undersigned, Wilmington will receive immediate
ion.
pOpRpr MrrAup NJ n
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-20
NEW CASTLE COUNTY
nut UAL llSU RA NCE co MP ANY
0fice Wilmington Institute, corner Of 9Th

O11oe wilmington Institute, corner Of 9Th
and Market Streets, Wilmington, Del. .
INTEREST ON PREMIUM NOTES REDUCED 10 FIVE
PER CENT
Hhk principle Of Mutual Insurance Is believed to be
tho SAFEST and experiences tar has proved Il 10 bs the
ehsapest meA Of Insurance against Loss FRS
although this lnahtuton has beeen but IL years Ia
tasnce the list Of insurers win compare ayorAby Si,h
any other and the lSlsas by fire during that time, al
though not few have been promptly paid all who have
heen Insured In this Office and have had the misrtuuu
10 b. burned out attest The object hsH beon 10
sure good Hat Of safe risks rather than to swell the
number Of nsutd without regard to halafds thus es
soning the liability Of ankiug the cash capital Ia ci
AsSVy digas.srH during the year.
DIRECTORS.
WnHHsfoE.-Wlniam Candy, George Richardson.
John A. Duncan, jacob Pusey. William TatRal Glen
snt Y. Smyth, John Cochran Edward I. Bsllah, sam-
ael canby, uhas W, Rowland.
baAHpYHIaE HbNnRED -Bdw. DdnshnIsti J. Clou
kllintt.
OhRIaTiAHA HuEpREp.---JameB Riddle.
hEw CAAfLr HuanRRD.--John inyer
WHITE CLAY ORaEK HUaDnRD --AbT4m 7. Shannon
WILLIAM CANDY, Prssdsnt,
Gao. II. p siHHoss, saeralarV and Treasurer. t5
u Office hours from o 70 and irom to ..
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-20

NEW BUUKS!
At E. s. r. Butler's Book and NeiVspqprr Store
420 Market Street,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
Trumps, story Of American Life by a. w Curti.
The Crossed Path by Wilkie Collins
Harry Harson, by John T. Irving,
The Attorney, by John 7. Irving,
The Constitution OF the United StAtae
Wild Life, by Capt. Mayne Reid,
Life Of General Francis Marion
kverybody's Lawyer.
Moral History Of Women
Miss Gilberts Career
One Of Them, by ChAs. Lever
The First False Step by Reynolda.
The Woman in White, by Wilhie Colliua
twenty-five different kinds OF Novels at a dime ead
Ill Al the Magazines Daily and eWeekly NewpaIt
variety mis-
GONE VERY HANDSOME dilt and BronEed Lamps
" just received together with every other grades In the
market, for nalelloW by 7, 7. DINORMANDIE.
w Market Street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-20
7HE FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE
Insurance Company of che
State of DeIaWaren
(OHIuiFAL NM OHERK, &C.

(uhIufFAL MILL OhERk, 6ct)
ThlsCampany continues TO offer to the people Of DeA
ware ts superior advantages Of Insurance against loss
by Ore, on all descriptions Of property, except Marine
risks,
The Institution is commended by over 20 years expert.
In and attention to the Of Mutual Insurance.
(bsing the rst to introduce the principle into SIate
been enabled adjust aud Discriminate between the
different varieties Of property, render the member
skip among the most equitable In character Of the
Gus Insurance Companies presented to the public
II takes credit to itself that H. payments OF losses have
been prompt aud betA that in % years business and
lossea reaching ovef sOOOO0 not single OF tiga
tiOn has occurred, and scarcely without entire salts
faction to the parties insured
Looking more to the safety than the number and
amount of its risks IL has declined Hundreds of Thbu
sands Of Dollars Of Insurance, either requiring
great an amount in single risk Offering unfit Oh
jset pf Insurance for the character Of the Institution
In this manner it is conceived 1t has the safest and
most select list Of fnsurances IN proportion to the
over Six Millions OF Dollars of any other Company
within reasonable range.
AS evidence of this has not only reduced the OF
insurance, at all times moderate, one-sxh during the
last two years but 1t presents clear surplus fund Of
$4,000 security against assessment the Deposit
the balances due to each member being issued will
be paying interest to them from January 1862, at the
ateof per cent per aunum, thus making still artho
deduction.
1t commenced the year 1862, with real protection to
the community in Deposit Notes of S25O,OOO
Surplus Fund 10000
Total protection, ssOOOON
tits the work Of the Farmers Of Delaware and such
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-02

ed across the railroad and extended far be-
yOnd kenesaw. The direction of our en-
tire line was now northwest and south
west.
Thus matters stood on the morning Of
the Goth. Nothing occurred that day, ex-
cept the usual incessant diminishing, un-
til about p. m. At that hour Schofield
was to attempt the passage Of Noses Creek.
Hooker was to support Scofield closely on
the left; Howard to make whatever CORES
ponding advance might be necessary for
the purpose of preserving the integrity of
the line, and Palmer to threaten the enemy
fiercely upon Kenesaw. Palmer's artillery
accordingly commenced one of the most
terrible cannonades / have ever listened
to. The fire extended to Towards front,
and his artillery belched forth its heaviest
thunders. Under cover of the fire STAN
ley's division advanced upon the enemy
Whitaker's brigade chased them from its
front; drove them a considerable distance.
and maintained the advance, notwith-
standing several desperate efforts Of the
rebels to retake the position. Gen. Cruts
brigade commanded temporarily by Col.
Kirby, of the 1O1st Ohio,) advanced in fine
style across an open field :chased the enemy
from hill and strip Of woods Just be-
yond, and then assailed by heavy force
fire Of artillery, was compelled to relin-
quish the ground it had won. Again it
pressed forward and occupied the hill: and
three several times the position was gained
and lost. At night Kirby held nearly the
same line he had occupied at 4 p. m. Col.
Crosses brigade made no attempt to adj
vance its lines, but maintained its position
with unflinching frmness, although at one
time exposed to destructive enfilading
fire from a rebel battery, which our own
artillery belonging to Stanley and Woods
divisions) finally silenced.
/ write at too early an hour to know ex-
actly what has taken place upon the ex-
little but skirnishing along his front; and
am under the impression that SchOfield
did not cross Noses creek. VS.,
TWO DAYS LATER
HEADQUARTERS 23d A. c.,
NEAR MARIETTA, GA, June q.
Here am this evening with the satisfac-
ton Of having seen the 23d Army Corps
make splendid advance, driving the en-
envy from his line of heavy breast-works.
Gen. Hooker's corps, Goth A. CO. are in the
advance this evening. Heavy cannonad-
ing is going on all the time. A large mum.
Der Of prisoners have been captured to-day.
Our men seem to be in the best of spirits.
There is scarcely a night but what squads
OF rebels come into our lines and give them
selves up,
This wall Of fire. is on the move. and
no rebel force which johnson can array
against it will impede its progress.
do not look for any general engage
ment this side Of the Chattachoochee; no
doubt there will be heavy skirmishing all
the way. We are eighteen miles from the
Chattahoochee. In day or two we will be
in Marietta, in opposition to the mountains
lined with rebels, intervening.
The weather is very unsettled. Consid-
cradle rain has fallen. I can see nothing
insurmountable in our way.-W. H. W.
Cor. GIN. Gazette.