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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-28
THE INEA,1uN OF 81. AlpLHs.

HUN VUS % AIO-ll 1IVd-uU67II wv 10
s.. Al6ans bss been surprised excited. A. half
past three C'cirok yesterday, peaceful community
vas taken 20 at aback 6ud in our streets com
pauy OF scmo twenty or thirty armed horseman. The
q, aoiI oil Il Wss Impossible TO divine Aea rushed
from thsir storss and ties, not perhaps para, d
With fear, be- with WoEdermsnt. Que ! quired Of
a,ou or. "sbat does this mesrS" "They are Imed with
rsyolvertg Il is rebel raid" "thsy meal De try
b village" were the Cxofm tions that greeted us on
AL as We eatersd the etrsei We kneR not oar =
s.lf Wha it meant aud the ne'ghbors of whom We in
qairsd, wsra equally ignorant We say men proostd-
ilg from the livery establishment Of VIM 3. D. Fal'
Ter, wish horses, Embarrassed, lead By the hcsIler OF
the establishment who said he would ride thsm-No,"
said tia man Who ordsred them, I'VE will take
care Of our OWa hOrseLn Junplng on 70 them
With inPssnoSs hss's, large navy UVplVsn showed
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-28

Major General in the Eoglish army, Ltrd S.anhope,
IA on A visit to the Army Of the Potomac.
A boy of eighteen, nsmed Eads, employed In the
Qusrt.rmsser Departments at Nashville, has obtained
$50 600 BY forgery, and dsoamped.
Prince Napoleon l. buSiy engaged wiring history
Of the Bonspsrte fam u. n. Theirs ID prepaiipg an
edition Of bis speeches down 70 1851. ailE
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-28

HEkEBf t!t IN, that application viii
be nSde 70 ,he Con ste sstei Treasury ts renewal
u the io.louing lost Con sdTs e tses b nds viz:
One Ter cent bond. No. les for 1890 payable 70 Dolly
BoalEare.
Ones cent bond N' ST. for q 200 payable Dolly BOsl.
EHre aud dstsd 18th March, 1859.
oae per cent bond No. 49, for o. payable 70 yrsasss
2ouivsre, and dated 24ti March, 1858
AL pefIons warned sEinst trading the Ghoys nsa.
donsd bonds, or any one Or more OF them
DOLLY BoULvLRR
ss9-u6vs TaAHCkS EOULWAkh
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-28

We clip the following items from the Washington
correspondence OF the Nsw York Herald. Toe cores
pendent Gays:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-24

That lie precisely what the Democrats
are not prepared to tell us. They are with.
out any principles or policy. When they
postponed the time for holding their Con-
vention, they hoped that the military cam
pAign would by this time have taken such
form as to make 1t easy for them to state
their course. But they have been disap.
pointed in this respect, Each wing is be-
seechiDg the other not to go too far, but q
Union between them is not effected. The
peace men gather 10 mass meeting In Hill
nois, and pass resolutions absolutely justi-
flying secession. Then q large number Of
the Democratic organs implore them not
to put the party on such platform, as it
will be impossible to succeed upon it. The
McClellAnites gather Ia New York, but do
not commit themselves on any of the great
questions which divide the party, but con-
tent themselves with platitudes, which
mean little or nothing. And 30 throughout
the country we find this party, which claims
that it ought to be entrusted with the gov
eminent of the land, drifting about with no
definite idea of what policy 1t is prepared
to adopt, and with NO cohesive power be-
tween its various cliques other than the
common desire to turn out Mr.. Lincoln
and to get into his place.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-24
VuAT mn REBLs mean by tho Niagara

WHEr rHH REBLs mean by the Niagara
Falls overtures Geo. Sanders 4 Co.,
and such professins Of the willingness OF
the South to negtiate for peace, Is very
caudidly confesse, BY the Atlanta Rsgi'teT,
as follows
1--WE can gain Iothing by denouncing
them, 1.-THE Northen peace men.) We may
lose much by preenting hostile front to
their peace movements. Live nth them
under The same GOHHmeHts re EtveT trttL
But in the mean vile u they tsiH use the
ballot Dor against r. Lincoln, while We use
the cartridge box, each IViH be helper TO
the other, aud botk CO operate in accom-
plishiug the greatet work which the eoun-
try and this continnt have witnessed"
II they can only lold out till the cleo
tion Of q copperhed President, they feel
sure Of independence. Live with the Peo-
pie Of the North uder the same govern
ment they never vii, II they can help III
and they believe tht the Northern ballot
boz, II filled with cpperhead tickets, will
be more importAutto their cause thar
their Southern cartridge box.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-24

The Weldon Railroad Hsid--RdHeoePS
and BirHeys Work 80 far-WhsTs the
Rebel Forces Are-Our Line TiOsnty five
Miles Long. 81. ..' 81.
Special dispatch to the N. Y. Tribune.
WAsHIEoroS, Aug. 20, 1854.
GEN. BUTLER's H'Do'Rs., Aug. 10, l0P. N.
Gen. Warren marched with the Fifth
Corps, at daylight this morning, toward the
Weldon Railroad, below Petersburg. At
eight q. m. he was driving in the rebel
pickets. At noon he had possession Of the
road, and set to work entrenohiug his COM
mand for several good days work of de-
struction. The intention is to destroy that
road thoroughly this time.
The operations of Hancock and Blrney
have accomplished these things:
Fnst-A successful action, giving us
guns, battle flags, prisoners, and inhictiug
greater loss than has been suffered;
!Seeond-They have deferred the enemy
from sending more troops to the Valley,
and have brought back at double.quick
troops already started;
LdStly.-And this was the main object,
they have drawn troops from the Peters.
burg front and enabled Warren to get a
fair start on his mission.
The operations had no relation whatever
to the Dutch Gap project and the papers
which Vaulted to the conclusion that Han
cock meant Drury's Bluff, are informed
that that position is on the left bank OF
the river, and something further from
Richmond than Hancock is tonight.
Wheu;the enemy found, late to-day, that
we were demonstrating below Petersburg,
he attacked Hancock to ascertain whether
he had Withdrawn, was satisfied on that
point, and soon desisted.
The canal is progressing satisfactorily,
and will be completed within the time
originally estimated. Lieut.. Niche, As.
sistant Engineer Of the Department, is the
Engineer in charge, aud Major B. b. Lud-
low commands the forces.
From General Birney's Headquarters, the
right of the line of operations, to General
Warren's the extreme left, is o distance oil
over twenty.fi Eve miles by the shortest
roads. The whole distance is entrenched
and two large rivers straddled. Grant
having much the larger army can afford to
stretch the liae of operations and thus at
tenuate Lees forces. .....
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-24

were got of in safety to Hsrpsr's Ferry,
and will be used when the road is clear
once more.
PROMOTION OF GRRERAL KELLY.
There is no more worthy officer In the
service than this gallant soldier, who II
now a full major general. He recently re-
pulsed three distinct attacks on Gambler
land, aud one on New Creek; all Of them
made by the enemy in superior numbers.
he is the only officer on the line of the road
who has not been driven from his position
by the enemy, at some time or other, His
department extends from Hancock 70 the
Ohio river. He ought to have about twice
as many troops as he has.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-24

THE Democrats aspire to conduct the
affairs of the country. They complain that
the government is not wisely administered.
Now it is well known what is the policy of
the Administration and its friends. It lie
we'll understood that they favor the most
vigorous continuance of the war. until the
rebellion is crushed. They believe that
until the military power of the rebellion is
broken, there is no hope of obtaining such
q peace as will inure to the permanent
happiness and prosperity of the country.
They believe that men and means must be
employed until that end is accomplished.
Why will not the Democratic aspirants
for the control of affairs inform the nation
little more clearly what they would do,
If they had the pOwer7 They grumbls
about everything that the government
does, and everything that It does not do.
That is very easy. But 1t is quite impos-
sible thus far to ascertain what they pro-
pose to do. They say they want peace.
So do we all. But how shall it be OBJ.
tained7 Do you say, open negotiations
with the rebeIs7 Suppose they say, as
JEFF. Davis said to Col. jacques, that they
would consent to a settlement only on the
basis of the recognition of their indepen-
denes. Are you ready for that !. And If
not, are you ready to fight furtheri lyon
are ready to 6ght, then you are ready to
do just what the Administration of Mr..
Lincoln proposes to do. Or are You will
ling to go before the country as . party
ready to consent to the separation of the
Union. Evidently, some of you are. But
as maDifestly, many Democrats are not.
But if you ask MS for the helm of State,
pray tell us whittier and how you wish to
Stesrf
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-24
SOuTH WHEELINa.

DY virtue and h PuFsuanes Of . deed o. tFuut
ID eXOeuted by George FOreman, of Ollie county,
virginia 70 the Undersigned - trustee, bearing
date on the hrSt day Of March, 1854, and nov duly
Of record IN the Recorders once Of the aId eountT
Of Ohio In desd book No. 81 folio IS, 70 cure the
payment % the MsTchABt5' and MsehAnIea' BAlk q
Wheeling certain debt In said desd q trust men
TONED, vii, At the request Of sid Bank proosed
On The FlR DAY OF BKPTEMBRR, ls6A, 81 he
tront door Of the Oourt House Of Ohio oolnty Wet
Virginia, 70 ssn a. puble auction, 70 the highest
and best biddeT, the following property, 70 Via i.
All that certain lot o. parcel Of EFound stuatad IN
Ohio county, YrgiuiA, IN the addition 70 The CITY q
Wheeling f0rmITly called RitehietoWn, but noW
known By the name Of Bouth WheslInE aud deEir-
mated on the plat Of aid adAittOn By number i've
No. Sin square numbsr thlrty-seVsl-No- 81 Sci
ling Trustee, / shall cell and convey only Eueh
title Il vested Ia By the deed o. Tust e AfoTe
tAidS the TUE, however Il believed % b unq1sE
jySO-td FRANCIS \. ARMSTRONG.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-24

An important suit, growing out of al.
legged abuses practised by the city railroad,
was yesterday referred to the Criminal
Court, which promises to check to con-
siderable degree the impositions of this
and other roads throughout the county,
The question involves the right to eject pas.
seugers having tickets of previous dates.
It was decided at the preliminary exami-
nation that the regulations of q corpora.
ton not expressly provided for in its char
ter could not be considered binding, and
that the company might be liable for dam
ages for any loss or Inconvenience to trav-
elers growing out of such rules. The evils
complained of here have frequently been
brought before the authorities, and infu-
enced Congress in no small degree to
charter another company before adjourn
meut
NORTHERN RECRUITING AGENTS IN TIE DIS
TRIcr OF COLUMBIA.
The number Of recruiting agents here to
procure recruits and substitutes in this
district to fill up the quotas of Northern
States is almost incredible. Steps have
been taken by the authorities to put stop
to these efforts TO recruit here for other
States. 1t is regarded as an outrage upon
the enrolled citizens Of the District, which
has been remarkably prompt in filing its
quota on previous calls.
REPAIRS on TIE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL
ROAD.
At the time this interruption occurred.
the repairs on the Baltimore aud Ohio Rail.
road were proceeding with that vigor which
marks all the operations Of that enterpris-
ing and undaunted company. A large
force of workmen were employed, and i'm
mense quantities Of iron rails, cross ties
and bridge timbers has been provided
One party, working from the west, under
Track Supervisor Porter, had restored the
road and telegraph 70 MArtiusburg, while
Captain Quincy the superintendent Of the
eastern division, was as vigorously pro-
eeeding westward from Hsrper's Ferry with
another psFty. The latter party had res
tored the road to within five miles of Mar
anseurg, when the near spproach of the
rebels compelled them to desist. Twenty
Of the government operatives, at work on
the road were captured only two miles
from Harper's Ferry, on the 18th, at which
time and place also, General Stevenson
and his stat narrowly escaped capture. IN
II had not been for this interruption. The
Baltimore and Ohio railroad would have
been in full operation along it's whole ex.
tent, from this city TO the Ohio river. by
next Monday; two hundred car loads OF
iron and bridge timbers, near Martinsburg,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-24
alFil9v
Payment fOhiO Co. Bounty.

NOTIoB b hsrsby Eiysa that ths slDoTVisoI
In un PEoossd % holalys AlElIt lsth, 1854. a
frum day % dAy and tine - tina IN TIE quota =
AID. - pay thrss hl14rs4 d1lllTH fi1o0J boshfy
no8sy % elch TeeTuii elllstod 80 mlElsrsd iut1
ths ssTVies - tbs Unlisd gtatss f5F &C. yeAF hon
a1d ahsr july lsth, ls8l, - an TIE qlOtl o. Oti5
eo1niy uDdsr he ol q ths PrsEdslt u ~ Unilsd
etltal q that dlte r 80 90 me1 Wbo prussnta .
TIE President Hnd Cark oftkis BoGrd thS esTtidats
q he pTOper o1eeI e ths unltsd gtltss esrtging
that the party hAI been regularly s1liItsd al
nnltare4 into ne a1fNce q th8 unitN1 Statea 80
credited . Ohio oo1nfyS ald upS1 ne party baing
ids1fiasd % ths altil1lsti1n q Ne Prea6s1f Hsd
ClsKk q thls Board-
Teala= J. O. HuPP. PFalt1slf-
Ga. ". GIgHTs, ClsEk. suEI1u
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-24
DIED,

Yesterday morning, At 3 O'Clock, Alderman WI
LIAM ROIERTSoS in the 62d year Of his age.
His funeral will take place this afternoon at
O'clock from his late residence corner Of Rifth and
unOu Streets The friends Of the family are invited
to attend.
On Monday, August 22d. PHoIBE r. VIVID, wife Of
Rev. Henry r. Weed, D.. D.
The funeral will take place from the residence Of
the Rev. Alfred PAUL, On Main street, on Wsdnss-
day, the 24.h Inst At 10 o'clock a. NJ and prOoeed
to the Stone Church at the turks ofWhesling Creek
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-24
DRY Goods StOre fOr sale.

THE subseTibsr Wishing % change his buaisSs
l. would OGaE his Store f0r HAla, toEsthsT Tith
iaA8s q ne Store HOuls ~ prosanf Oeelpi b His
uhieh b veil and fsEorAbly kn0Sn % TIE pahbf
for mAlyyearL
A 4 vel known ne blIinaaI 3 . god CO., %
better IN the city. and eha1es h Drsssntsd q
g1ing into businolg not 0ftsn pTosSltSd
eln keep . p9rtio1 q The Gtock % hand shosld
. puFehAsar pa SAnt % 81, - have = brHsSh
store IN thsoonntTy.
Ny Gtock 3 vel aasoFtad And = Just SkA; =
wanted for the businssl, aB4 = knoHn The SIX
On hald Il becoming more vAllabls eyer tay u .
e thoss wishing 70 purshass, IL terms IN -
Nv. BAssEFE,
auEll ~ No 8 Main street..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-24

THE vote of North Carolina for Governor
shows 54,823 for Vince, JEFF Davis war
candidate, and 2O,4ls for Holden, whom
the Rebels call q abmissionist-making
a total vote Of 4.sll In 1860 the vote for
President was Breckenridge, 4sr539; Bell,
A, $50; Douglas, 2,7a-total vote, Sc, l40r
showing majority d only s4s for the Sc
cession side.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-24
Ohio County Levy for 1864.

NOTICE IL hereby given TO all persons having
IN claims sgAinst the County Of OHIO which have
not been sworn 10 or certified BY proper oheeTas
that such accounts or claims must Be 20 anthem
teated before the 81 81 day OF August 1854 ADD Med
with the clerk IL is expected shat the levy will
be closed ~ that time
BY order oftho Board OF Supervisors Of aid county
HnRZ9-td GEO. W SIGHTS, CLERK.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-24
Th EFE II s6 sHFE S %n k3Tf sdrU'

DY virtue and in purs1Aoes of . desd q trust
ID eIeeuted 70 the undsFHigBed - trustee, by
date the I3th day a JauuAFy, 1s5f, and daily q
record In the Recorders once Of Ohio couuty Rtata
OF Yves VlrEiuiA, In desd book No. -, folio S. %
secure the pay 1snt 20 the MsEcha1fS and Mschan-
te5 Bank Of wheeling certain debt In sd dsSd a
trust msntioned, Ui1, At the request of the aid
1854 ~ the front door q the Court Houss Of Oht6
county, West Virginia, % sell - public auction %
the hEhest and best bidder, The f5llOginE property
to Wit: An that certain Let OF parcel e ErUuri
GitlAted Ia Ohio county, Virgilia-noW WsIt ViF-
Biuia-tn the addition % the city q Wheeling EE-
South Wheeling, and Designated % the plat Of aid
addition - number thnes-No- Sin square ulabsr
bFty-oEht-S0- IS. Selling - truliso, I ahan al
and convey 01y sch title vested IN ne By TIE
dssd Of trust atoresAid; the titls, however, Z bs-
hsVed 70 be unquestiouAbla.
Terms Of SAis-Calh-
lySo-td FRANCIS \. ARMETRONG.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-24
NOTICE.

THE JouTueymsn TaiIor'S Trade Union Society
Of the City 81 wheeling give notice to all Jour
nsymen Talors that from this date they have struck
for an increase Of prices, and all JouTneymsn com
ing to the city will report themselves AZ the Hall
over Cecil Lists Grocery, Market street, Centre
Whoeiisg. ". Va, Aus. q, 1854. auEzS2ts
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-24
Cottage Residence for Sale.

TINE undersigned offers for sale his House and
Lot on 8. X corner Of Third and Locust StTests.
On wheeling Island. Lot co BY $50 tset, eorneFihg
on two streets aud running back 70 = IS FOOT alley
The house contains sig rooms and kitchen and cell
lar. There e good we'll Of water At the back
door. Choice shTubbsFy. and an abundant supply
Of fruit, Stable Coal House, &c, &e. Apply to AT.
JACOB BEkGER, or 70 the subscriber II etsuben-
We, 1870 ~. co JORDAN.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-24

MANY of the WARTS in Cincinnati have
entirely Or nearly allsd their quotas with
volunteers. The Commercial exhorls the
people to extra exertions for the next few
days.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-24
Valuable Real Estate for Sale

UNHB undsrItElsd GERS f1T Ms IL foli0Ging -
ii Girlbls eity prDpertys
IIiI rsItdees O de Usst 80 q ChAbiils GtTesi
aseuud door fr0m RtrH1- M kouss oo1iaina uins
EOonA A briek s.abis. eArEiAES hOsss 80 IL Siasf
naeanaEy OutbundllEL
Ais, = plsaAaf bFick balAlnE, colfllai1g tEs
Rooms With hall vet 80 e La ItFost bstSsea
IiFst al1 sseon1 efrSstI, ~ OoczDted - SsoSo
GaEIsiv IsAAo sOUDT-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-24
CITY TAX

rs NOW DUE AND PAYABLE until the hrut Of
u October without interest, amer which tine In
tsrest will be added to all bills unpaid amer the
above date Come forward gentlemen, pay your
city tax bills and save interest. COleetoTs once
second left hand door up stairs City Buildinga
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-24
TR IsE e s6 III S SE k3Ts snITU

DY virtue AID In pursaAnos Of Add q trust
ID executed % the undsTSiEDsd - trustee, b.
1haodoTo Rae8sbuTy, beartlg date % the ltth dly
q April, ls54, Gnd duly Of rSeord IN ths RsooFdsFG
once Of Ohio oounty, STATE Of Wet virginia, n
DEED book No. %, f5lio 80 % secure the paynauf
70 the Msrohantsi and MscEAnies' Bank Of kseii1E
. certain dsbt In glid DECD msntt0ned, ] WiIl, q
request q sd Bank, prOessd o. The FIRST DAY
C1lrt House ofOhio e0unty, Wsst Virginia, 70 naH
Al plblic suction, 70 The hiEhaIt and baIt bfdd.r
the following property % VII: An tboss tv0 Ger.
Kinia IN the ad1ltio1 70 ne cry q Whssllf t1r-
marty called EtehistoSn, blt BOE s0lth WhSaiinE
and dsiEnatsd On the plat q nd addition by ~
ulmbsE5 nins-N. o-G1d tsn-No. lO-ln sSuaro
uumber forty-tHO-No. a. eeIlinE - truIfta. I
shall sa A1d co1yey only G1eh title - b Tulfs IN
ne by the doed % trnst Af5rss1ld the tia hoU-
ever, T. bslisEed . - uDlasI1ionabts-
lyao-ta FRANCIS r AKMsTRoNa.
paOTOeRAPH ALBUhs-A ans Gi0ck e Al.
GnEl6. Jos. CRAVE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-24
Valuable PrODeFty for Rent.

ITO LII on GROUND REET, f1T . tsrn ofys.rS
srty fnoufing Ma Itrost, sd rllnt1g baeE
Ab01t Ons hll1rBd sd thiTty-tH0 ~, sd knsgn
TIE Zans HonaltaaA pr0p1rty, tnnsdiatsy
Thil Property IN b Fsltsd n HlitAbts bli4llg
lotl, and GmbFlras soms q he bssf lninPrsEed
R.RARMsTROS9.
iss-tf TFuItss e Emily A. Lans.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-24
ooHvALBsoEnrs soRuTINIERD.

Surgeon General Barnes has Issued an
order directing surgeons in charge Of hos.
pitfalls to make q daily examination of all
convalescents under their charge, and re.
turn to their commands all men as soon as
Git for duty.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-24
TH TEE Z s6 sAEE 81 t4Ts saTU-

DN virtue and in purs1Anea Of . desd Of trust
ID eIerutsd 10 the nndsEsIsnsA - trustee, By Al.
bert Ritter, bearing date on the 18th day Of NAY
1854 and duly Of record In the RseordsTG once q
Ohio county, State q West Virginia, In dsed book
No. 81 folio Alf, 20 secure the pAymant 20 the Mar
ehAuis' and MeehAuie5' Bank Of wheeling . certain
debt in aid deed mentioned, win, - the request
SEPTEMBER, 1854, a. the front door Of the Court
HOuse Of ohio county, West Virginia, to sen 81
public Anetion, 20 the highest and best btddsE, TIE
following property 70 Wtt: All that certain 0t or
parcel Of ground situated In Ohlo county, Virginia
South Whoaling, And designated the plat of nd
addition By the number sight-Ho- STA aqnare
Numbered thirty-hVe-No. as Selling - trustss
shall sell and convey only s1eh title e. b vested
In ne by the deed Of trnEt Aforesaid but the ttla
however, l. believed 70 Be unqusstioRAbla.
jyso-sd FRANCIS R. ARMSTRONG.
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LOST OR STOLEN.

4 POCKET BOOK Gt BsIIAir on Friday last 81
IA the Station OF the Central Ohio hsilrOad,
while re-eheekiug trunk for Bridgeport after the
arrival Of the Central train. The pocket book con
tanned fifteen hundred dollarI 10 60vsrnment ftnds
liberal reward will be paid for the return Of the
money any Information that will lead 70 it, dis-
eOVsEy. Address this once for paFtieulhrL
aug22-3t
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SPECIAL DISPATCHES FROM
WASHINGTON.
ExEMrrs rBoM THE DRAFT.

All persons legally exempt from liability
to military service for any of the following
reasons, alienage, under twenty or over
forty years of age, houorably discharged
after two years years military or naval
service for the United States, during the
time when the draft Is made, or mental or
physical disqualification, should at once
see the Provost Msrshals of their districts,
aud see that their names are omitted from
the enrolment. This is the proper way
and may save much future trouble, be-
sides which the War Department is most
anxious that the lists should be correct, SO
as to avoid all possible objection to them
afterwards.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-24
Public Schools.

THE members ofthe various Township Boards Of
i Education OF Ohio County, under the Act OF
1858, invited 70 meet At the CodTt Ho1se on
Thursday, August 2bth, At 1O1S O'Clock A. NJ, %
confer upon matters Of vital Importance TO the
schools. .. q. sTEHkNss
auR23'3t County supt. Of sehools-