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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-12
a Q a r D.
49, FOR cONGREss.-Wo are al
In Chancery.

Jacob A Taylor, v. john 4. Charaock, e. Al.
I \ the Circuit Court OF Ohio Comfy. Decree ren,
Il dered Juue 2nd, 1854:
By virtue Of decree rendered by the Circuit
Court OF Ohio county, State Of West yirgFtiA. on
the day % June, 1s4 in the above entitled cause,
shall proceed 70 sell az public suction the front
door OF the Court House % said csuu Y, the l-t
day OF August 1854, 20 the highest and best bidder
on a credit Of six aud twelve months in equal in.
sram=uts, the following described property. 20 Wit:
the whole Of lot number twenty eight and part Of
lot number one hundred and forty, situated immeI
diAt-ly west thereof ich sAid lot and part Of lot
are bounded As follows beginning az the north east
corner OF lot No. =, ia 4 hirchie's addition
IA city Of Wheeling situa ed on the wet eide OF
Morrow street, thence soUthWardly with MHrrov
street, thirtythre- feet -ztuarily with the sJ1th
eru line Of said lot No ., and Of lot number one
hundred and forty, nfty-ssyen feet and nvs inches
thence northwaraly with line parallel with Nor
row street, thirty feet, IN eastwardiy
y feet ye inches In direct line TO the place
Of beginning.
The Purchaser 90 give bond with good security
jyl-lm JOSEPH sETbOLD, = u. @.
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RATIONAL MEDICINE.

DR. THOMAS KISNER, WOULD
u respectfully inform the citizens Of Wheeling
and vicinity that be has permanently located 10
this city for the przcti-e OF Medicine upoa the Ea-
ti0nAl Eclectic system He has been engaged ia
the practice 0fhis pr5iesso FOR number o. years
ana has been emineuty successful in the meat
Of all varieties Of diseases, beth acute aud chronic
DR.. X, as heTstof-Te, viii devote good share &
his time and attention 20 tie treatment % all chronic
diseases OF beth seIes, such Consumption and all
varieties % Lung Diseases all Diseases Of the Threat
CatsrIh. Dyspepsia. Liver Complaints, MeTcuriaI
and Nervous Diseases, rheumatism, Scrofuls, every
variety OF Blood aud skin Disc ass, Epilepsy, Tuu0r
Weus- spinal Affections, iseAses Of the kidneys
and Bladder, Heart Affections, Diseases Of the bye
aud E-sr, &c Those peculiar 10 Females viz= In
hslulatOTy Diseases OF the Uterus Painful IrreEu-
laritie, LeucorrheE, Prolapsus Uteri, aud All Ner-
yJUs Diseases 10 which they are subjset- Diseases
OF Children carefully and r4tioually treated Med
icinss mild, reliable and agreeable
Al communications strictly confidential Night
calls cheerfuily and promptly answered.
ES-Or1ce aud residence one door vest OF Louis
AblinE's Hotel, Third street, near Reed Eraft's
Drug stoIe, Centre Wheeling, ". Va Once hours
from A. ~ TO p. N.
REFERENCES.
Prof. B. ?. Payne, steubsuville, Ohio.
Or. W D stcliregor, - -
DR.. g. Aru0' q, Cambridge, Ohio
Prof c Il CleAyelAul, ClnciuuAti, Ohio.
Dr.. O. 4. Melchimer, Van Vert,
je27-1ytEw
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Photograph Cards for Gentlemen

SAAPLEs AND CATALOGUES cent for g rent.
~ enclose 81 envelope With your oEu name And
Sd1resS- D. HEAMETTE,
t.,s ts1z Liberty s.raet,
NV. ToEE-
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Advance in Price.

TN CONsEQ UENCE OF THE IN
i creased cost Of Paper aud Magazines the Book
sellers and News Agents OF this city have advance ed
the prices, As follows:
n Y. Ledger, y. \. Mercury, y. l. weekly y. 1.
Sunday Mercury, Flag OfJar Union, Saturday Even
IN Poet, Scientific American, True Flag, Scottish
American Journal American Union, Banner Of Light,
Herald Of Progress, Boston Pilot, Home Journal,
EreemAn's Journal, \. Y. Independent Literary
Companion, : cents each.
Yankee Notions, Nick Max, Merryman's Monthly,
Comic MOathly, Budg' Of Fun, Ballou's Ns RsZiue
Living Age, Lsslie's Ten.ceut Mosthly, Is cents
each.
Home Magazine - cents each.
Atlantic Monthly, Harptr's Magazine, Cooley s
Lady's Book, Lesiis'z Ladies' Magazine, 90 cent?
lie Ben Ton, so cents. wayerly, Monthly Part,
Those not in the above list Will be sold at the
usual price J4l2-lt
IA E-T VIRGINIA.; Rules held 10 the
w CLERKS once OF the Circuit Court for Mar
shall county, Tor the month Of Ju e., 1861.
IN CHANCERY.
Charles tiikeF, Mary snC1iktr, Joshua Lancaster
Rebecca J. Lancaster, Milton Bowler and Milka
DJwleT.
Reuben Wait, Hanson Wait, Mary Jane snediker,
Amanda V. SuediEer and Mary Ida snedikeT.
The object Of this srit Is to Obtaiu decree for
the partition Of tao hundred aud eighty acres Of
land, the property Of Garrst Snediker, deceased,
situate ia Marshall county, West Virginia.
The defendants Reuben Wait, Mary Jane Sued-
iker, Amanda V. suedIker aud Nary Ida suedIker,
ing b. AFFIDAVIT dled that they Hou-Tesideuts Of
this State, IL Is ordered that they do appear here
within one month after due publication OF this
order and do whaE is necessary to protect their in
teTest- in this suit.
r q HOLIDAY, for complainant. dltHwIta
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Valuable CountryResidence
ASD
FARM FOR SALE.


7 SHALL, until the 30th day OF July inst, offer
L for sale my Country Residence aud Yarn, .itu-
ate in Ohio County, West Va, At a station on the
Hemphe!d Railroad, four miles east Of Wheeling,
and I'VE miles By the National Ro7d.
sad farm contains uiuetytwO lg2 acres Of beauti-
fully situated and highly improved land A part
Of the Improvements consist cfa fue residence ice
house, smoke house, sprng. house, barn. stable and
other buildings, rs appletrees, in full bearing, Of
the choioe't fruit, also plum, peach, ounce, aud
dTaEfpear trees, blackberry, RasPbsrry, Currant
GOOiebeTTy, Grapes &c.
This farm is considered an excellent location for
a vineyard.
SAID farm is uuderlaia with i've foot vein Of
cOal-easy Of access.
Possession given this fall.
LEWIS LUNsFORD.
Refer 70 J. @. Achesou, Esq., DR.. J. H. Connolly,
DR. I. LuEsfOrd, Wheeling, ". Va, or 70 L LUIS,
ford on the premises.
For terms, articulars or plat apply to HANNI-
W. Va
II said farm is not sold at private sale before the
5Jth day OF July inst, It will that AZ be offered
Tor sale at public auction, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ a.
the front door Of the Court House Of Ohio County,
W Va.
TERMs-oue-third cash, balance in six and
twelve months, or all cash II preferred. jy4.td
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H. c. COTS, Trustee
CAVALRY HORSES WANTED.

OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsrFR. ,
- hHEELISG, WEsT VA, June 80, 1864.
OPEN MARKET Tor the purchase Of Cavalry
Hor So viii be continued a. Wheeling. West Va
One hundred and forty-dTe dollars viii Be paid
ior All horses passed By the Board o. Inspection.
sFEcIHcATIoHs-
IAN horses fer the Cavalry service must. be so1pd
In every particular; from tl5J dfteou % sI EtaeB
hands high, aud not les than (5l I'VE nor NOR 49,
W years old IA good nezhi comPactIy bgilt.
bridieWise; % good setion, and Tree from sI d.
fsetz."
Payments 20 be made In Certificates Of Iuisbt-
edness' for eight h0rses or more
=, By order Of L. Gel JAS A EKIN, Chief Q "
). G. FARSswoRTH,
gec-eoln Capt. Az 81.
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Official Agency

FOR THE PROMOTION AND PROTECTION OF
IMMIGRATION TO WEST VIRGINIA
NHE undersigned, appointed by the Executive Of
4 the state under al At Of the Leg stature,
offers 10 all applicants, free OF charge Impartial
and reliable Information Ia regard 20 the soil eli
mate prices OF land and labor aud various indus
trial resources Of West Virginia, A. we'll a. every
other Kind Of Information ussul or necessary 70 the
immigrant Correspondence In Enxlish. French and
SeFEAu J Il DISS DEBAR,
Commissioner OF Immigration
st. Clara Colony, Doddridge Co. W. Va
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900 BUSHELS Extra Heavy Poland Oats for
OOO Seed, for sale BY PRYOR : FROST
mrS q Is Main st.
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The Lightning Fly-KiIler

CUPPLIEs WANT IN EVERY HOUSEHOLD.
y Pro1elly used, every sheet viii kill quart Of
Plies. Kills instantly Try III You will rec them
dead and dying within I've miuutss
Lay piece Of paper, say quarter or half sheet on
n plate and cover it with water. PLIES do not at
the paper but drink the water, and die on or near
the plate. Do not swseten the water. rs il then
sours. Use nothing but water aud IL will last a
left 70 XIII
Fiies do not get over the house, but lay in win
rows round the plate.
L. l. DUTCHER & SON, Proprietors St Au,ans
VI. For sale by T. II. LOGA> = co
jys aud LOGAN. LIST CO.
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G. SLACK, Senator eth Dist.
W :. DUNBAR, N. Il D.
JOHN 81. PHELPHs. Pre- senata

.~OHes one door south % KrAmsr's Hotel.
Main Street.
Ladies wishing to consult the Dr. iii they prefer1
eau call a. room 80 -, MJnr3e House, aud Mrs
Lee viii take plelsur. in Accompanying them 10
the auioe- Can be found AZ the Monroe Housa a.
night f-T-l-1s
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NORTH-H EsTERN BANK OF VIRGINIA,
~ WHEELING, July Ith, 1894
a SEMI-tSSU IL DIVIDEND OF three o. per
cent, free Of Federal and state taxes has this day
been declared upon the Capital Stock Of the Parent
Bank and Branches az BelsbuTg and PaTkersbUrg,
payable after the l2th inst
jyS-lw G. LAN0 Cashier
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FOR SALE, CHEAP.

TTHE building formerly occupied a. a Wooden
i Factory situated in Peasant Valley, six miles
west OF Wheeling, on the National Pike. Persons
wishing 20 start any kind Of business in the country
eau hEd no better place. Apply the premises.
jyll-lmS ELI EAVENSON Jr
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DR.. R. h. LEE,


WHEELIN5, WEsT IA, Dec 9Th. ls5s-
10 az t0holl . may c1Eccrns We, the under
signed, members OF the West Virginia LezIsiaturs
axe pleasure in saying that We have known DR.
ing out Of the Rebellion, A. successful ana -rsr-
gete practitioner % AeiciEe (ofths Eclectic SCHOOL,
5oth m AAuAEha county, Va, and Gala county
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~. S. MARsHAL,s sALF.

u Os hAAAo hal . SAhEs
DoE Son. of the GSa Wsss snS D GIisf
Hall TeSm, iss 0Fdsr of ss fHs
IN pursuance Of an order Of sale issu I'D from the
4 CLERKS office OF the District Court Of the United
states for the Western District Of virginia, at
Wheeling, in the above eltitlei cause, will
Tuesday, July l2th, 1854, the premises, at NeE
Creek station Of the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad
Company, In Hampshire county, West Virginia, sell
Al public auction 20 the hg est and best bidder,
parcel Of land containing nys acres more or les,
satd land Ndjoins the land Of Robert K. sheets on
the west, the heirs OF James Paris deceived on the
south, and Angus W. Mcdonald the east, aud
extending TO the Greek, together with the dwelling
house md other improvements thereon, commonly
know ~ as -" hall < MOOdwaTd's Tannery."
Aud on Wednesday, July Is, 1865, al Piedmont
Station Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. 10
Hampshire county, West Virginia, will sell AZ pub
lie auction, the highest asd best bidder the fol-
lowing Lots, with the Improvements thereon, ziru-
Aei IN the town Of Piedmont, in said county, num-
bered forty eight,-iS-fOrty -niue,-sg-.INty,-C
and siXty.Oue,-Gl-sAch fronting twenty-five
feet Third street aud running bacs 70 the north
branch Of the Potomac river, and Lot numb cred
Orty-iO-tronting MY feet on Pirst street and
running back to Third street.
Terms Of sAle-Cash.
Sale 20 commence at 10 O'Clock, A NJ
r. NJ NORTON,
Je2td U. :. Marshal W. b. Of Va.
EaB- The above sale is postponed for thirty days,
that i TO say, A. New Creek until the 18th OF
ADJUST, 1861, and a. Piedmont 18Th Of August 1861
Iys 4. NJ. NORTON, u. s. Marshal.
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non WINDOW ShutteFs fOr sale.

M Z have on hand a lot Of Iron Window Shutters
w which are instr lCted to sell We offer
jys wv BUsBEY, LITTLE 90.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
BRIDGEPORT, OHIO.
Designated Deyosiiory and financial Agea,
Of The United Sfstss-

TINHIs BANK i the success1r 20 the Belmont
i Branch Of the state Bank q Ohio, and i pre-
pared 20 do general Banking. Collection and III
change business.
Il Is authorized 20 receive subscriptions % the
Uuit=d States lean authorized BY the aet Of March
81, 1864
These bonds bear date March lst, 1861, are re-
dseuAbls & the pleasure u the Government afteE
ten years, and payable forty years from date Ia
coin, with interest At i've Per cent Per Acuul, II
coin.
Subscribers can have either RsZistsrsd or C0up0u
Bonds a. they may prefer, IN suns OF $50 some
multiple Of hfry dollars
Interest on the go and 500 Bonds Is payable
annually: all other elJulinatious seti-zunuA y.
! hese bonds Will draw interest from March lst,
aud the accrued interest from that day 10 the date
Of subscription, mus be paid in coin National
currency II paid in the latter which inrlui=s
United state- notes and note, Of the National Backs
atty per cent premium must be sd1ed 70 the
amount Of interest until otherwise directed
aprT JOHN Q. EALLNAS, C.sh-
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- SUBSISTENCE OFFICE, U. 5. ARM,
- WHEELISG, ". Va, July {, 1894.
SEALED PROPOSALS, must be in duplicate,
from citizens loyal 70 the United states Govern
mt Ut only, will be received this ONCE until
TUES DAY, the 18th Of July 1854, at noon, for sup
plying ONIONS for the use Of the United States
army, TO be delivered At Wheeling. W. Va, during
the month OF July. 1854. CIHfTdctI for any Epscs-
fcf quantity tgiH no, b. de. onions 20 be fur
uisheu in such quantities aud AZ such times the
unders Gned may designate
Tho Onions u be Of good merchantabls quality,
90 pounds TO the bushei, good ordinary we'll
coDVered barrels subject to the usual conditions set
forth in my previous advertisements
II. TURNER,
jy6-td Captain and Q. s.
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SUBSISTENCE OFFICE, U = ARMY,
~ WHEELING, ". Va, July !, 1861
SEALED PROPOSALS, must be N dupiicsts
from citizens loyal TO the United States Govern
ment only, will be received At this on &c until
SATURDAY, the 9Th Of july 1864. AZ noon, for sup
plying POTATOES for the use fthe UE ted states
Army, 70 be delivered at Wheeling W Va during
the month OF Jnly, 1864. Contracts for any gBsei-
ed quantity t0iA no, b. 4Gds- Potatoes u be fur
nj he'd In such quantities. AMI a. such times as the
undersigned may designate.
The Potatoes TO be Of good merchautabls quality
90 pounds TO the bushel, in good ordinary we'll
ooopeSed barrels, subject to the usual CONDITIONS
set forth In my previous advertisements.
~ Ii. TURNER,
JSt-td Captain and c s.
THE BOARD OF ENROLMENT for the "a DIS.
1 trict West Virginia, at headquarters, Grafton
Nest virginia, will mold daily sessions between tue
hours OF and IL A. NJ, aud ? 10 3 p. NJ 70 enter
tam applications aud relieve from draft all persons
enrolled Improperly on account OF
"Aleuage,'
"Son Residence
-OyerAgo,"
Permanent Physlcai Disability
The Board will also e1punge from the Enrolment
Llsts all discharged soldiers OF the Military or Naval
service Who have served two years daring the pres
eut rebellion.
Civil Officers, Clergymen aud all good citizens are
especially requested 10 give to the Board such in
formation as may aid Ia the correction and eyislon
OF the Enrolment List.
JAMES EVANS,
ly4-lE Capt. Pro. Marshal I'd Disi. ". Va.
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Dissolution,

dissolution.
INHE co-partnership heretofore existing between
i the Undersigned, under the dru name Of
WATERS, BLAIR a HUNTER, was dissolved by
mutual consent on the Let Of July, ls64.
The business will be continued at the Old stand
Zane ST, wheeling Island, BY NOAH Il. HUNTER.
All persons having claims against the late firm
VIII please present them for payment, and those
indebted 70 the nrm are expected to settle their
bills without delay.
JOSEPH II. WATERS,
THOMAS J BLAIR
NOAH Z. HUNTER
Wheeling, July 18th. ls5I-Iw
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BOY WANTED.

EROM Il 20 IS years Of age, 70 learn the Black
Il smithing business. Inquire corner Of First
aud Market streets, Centre Wheeling
jys.lws S J. ELLIFRITZ.
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Sheritf'S Sale.
STATE or WEST VIRGINIA, ONO COUNTY,
> IS:
Samuel Nasou, Complainant,


EbeutEsr Mccoy, Defendant.
In ChAncrTy. Ii the Circuit Court OF Ohio County,
MAY IS, lS64.
Pursuant TO a decree u said Circuit Court rem
dered in the above titled cause on the 18th day
Ma, 1884. shall pJoseed % sell AZ public sale At
the front door Of the Court House Of Aid county on
SATURDAY, the 9th day Of August. 1854, TO the
highest and best bidder, the following Real Estate
tn-wt: certain lot q land situate IN ths city OF
Wheeling, and designated as lot number three
in square No. /, IN Cnurehhilfs addition No two
10 the city 4 heeiing, 4 credit Of four and
eight months, IN equal in-tAlimeuts, with lezA in
tergst thereon from the day Of sale until PAit the
purchaser giving bond with good security.
jy6 ID JOSEPH SENBOLD. :. @. Q.
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d ELT BUCKLES, in jet AMI steel, something
ID neat and new, also Belting-, assorted colors,
Basket Beads, Gold Braid, Gold Beads, &c Just
received at b. NlCOLL BROS,
Je2l 100 Mali street
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The eleven States excluded would have
been entitled to 50 votes, thus:
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TELEGRAPHlC NEWS.
ALLAN TIA.


Succe ssful Raid Of Gen. Kilpatrick-De.
struction of Locom tives, Trains, &c.-
Capture Of a Battery and PrIsoners.-
: Movements Of Wheeler--A Fire in Frsne
and Rear.
CINCINNATI, Aug GA special to the Ga
zette, dated Nashville, says wheeler struck
the Knoxville and Chattanooga railroad be-
tween Hiawassee and Camden, destroying the
commun ication for the time, but doing NO
serious damage. Gen. Steadman is driving
him to Knoxville, where Gen. Garter has .
force in 'front.'
NASHVILLE, Aug. pa despatch, dated
LICK Creek East Tennessee, from Gen. Gil
lett 10 Gen. Johnston, says :-"A detachment
OF my command, under Lieut. Col. Edgton, t4th
tennessee cavalry, attacked Rodgersvifle on
the morning Of the 23d, killing twenty three
and capturing thirty five rebels, among them
Col. Walker and several non com missioned
officers.
The river is six feet and half ON the shoals.
and falling.
Gen. Fitzpatrick returned yesterday TO Gen.
Sherman from an expedition to break the Ma
con railroad, which he succeeded in DOM near
Jonesboro, destroying three miles OF track, two
trains and locomotives. He encountered the
enemy and had a sharp conflict, dispensing
their cavalry and capturing q battery and many
prisoners. He destroyed all the guns except
one, which he brought in, together with some
prisoners, finding the majority OF the latter
too much Of an incumbrance. Otherwise than
this, things have been quiet at Atlanta for some
dan
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FROM CINCINNATI.
Mere Facts about Secret Conspiracy Cor /.
respond Meeting Held

More Facts about a Secret Conspiracy Cor.
Observation-Disclosures Meeting Held
in Indiana polls.
CINCINNATI, August 23.-The morning papers
publish lengthy extracts from the Dodd corres-
pondence, recently captured at Indianapolis.
Manuscript copies Of Dodd's address to the
grand council is among the papers, from which
it appears grand convention was to be held ON
the 1st OF July, two days before the meeting OF
the Democratic mass convention.
A spontaneous meeting was held at Indian -
apolis last night, to take counsel concerning.
the dangers surrounding the people. Itwas the
largest outdoor meeting ever held there. The
was deep feeling against the conspiracy.
A resolution was adopted denouncing the
secret order as most mIschievous, and calcu-
lated to bring about civil war, and declaring
the charge that the UniSn party intend to uso
the military power to prevent q fair election q
slander on Union men and our brave soldiers.
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SHERIDAN,

s;sns not vet Deyeioned"A R.beI SnnnIv
Train Destroyed.
BALTIMORE, August 23.-Intelligence from
ne Uppsr them sIsSnt ., notning more
lines.
Our forces occupy a strong position. The
rebels occupy the country in the direction OF
tomac.
Whether the design of the enemy is 70 ct
tempt the invasion Of Pennsylvania or to make
a demonstration towards Washington has not
yet been developed.
A dispatch from Hagerstown, dated August
%, says:
"All quiet to-day along the border, and no
fighting in the valley, as far as known. Yes.
terday our forces destroyed a long rebel sup
ply train on the Winchester and Martinsbure
turnpiken
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

FORTRESS MONROE, Aug. 22-The steamer
Hudson arrived on Saturday last at Pensacola,
and was ordered to remain in quarantine, but
took her leave last night without notice. She
had on board 500 troops, whose time had ex-
pired and had re-enlisted, bound to New York
on furlough. .,..t.5.. =
The court. martial, Of which Col. Rand, 4th
Massachusetts, W as president, which has been
in session for some weeks past at Norfolk, WAS
adjourned on Saturday last, and all its mem -
bers ordered to the front under arrest.
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FROM GRANTS ARMY.

Our success on the Weldon Railroad
FORTRESS MONROE, August 22.-The mail
steamer Commodore Vanderbilt arrived at 4.30
m, from Os atfort -. rn,s 1aSe ,h 9eea
don, N. O., railroad, and have been defeated
Our forces now hold the road, and also have a
The enemy made three desperate charges ON
our lines yesterday, and were repulsed each
time, with very heavy loss. Our loss small.
We captured 500 prisoners.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

FORD'S NEW THEATER.
Tenth street, aboue Pennsylvania avenue.
THE SECOND REGULAR SEASON
will commence
MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 90,
With the very popular comic artistes.
MR.. AND MRS. W.J.FLORENCE,
In q series of performances especially adspted
for the earlier part ofthe season. consisting of
Comedy. BHrlssqne, Farce and Vaudeville,
Similar to their entertainments at WsIlack,s New
Theater and the Winter Garden, New
York, during the two last summer
seasons at those fashionable
Theaters.
SFor particulars see future advertisement.