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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-12-22

LaIGE: SALE uF DAMAGED GooI,s-
The Cincinnati Commercial SINS .he exec
utors of the democratic party offer for
sale until the stock l. cleaned out. the ell
feels personal anl political OF The - li.ne-
honury7i,' Bourbon and --Ney .icI-
>e." denocrlci,> in lois 10 suit purclia--
ers. a. follows:
One >rt resolutions that coercion i uu-
constitutional BADLY ,la,naSelb
One >ct Resolutions that Tie rebellion
can't i'e put down. n Il ,,r7f5s u'layed
out l;l>t spring
One sct resolutions 10 compromise with
treason. tWonn-,s,len-)
One >ct resolutions That il,i> wslr i
an abolition w;r.-' Useless 10 the heic.
and as>i@l>-l
One ~ resolutions thai ih- war l.
failure. uurci.aser wili Ia. paid 10 t.l.2,e
il awav-)
One-ilalf &c; resolution, of thanks 10
the army anu navy- tConveilienl to haye
in the HOUSE,
Iiere wlii also he disposed oi, on terms
male known on the day OF sale. lhe TO-
lowirg princii,ies, GOOD ~ new, havin-
been but little used:
One resolution approving the p,iicy o.
reconstruction lmpai7ri 10y coHiition>,D
Onc resolution III ior>ias Andrew john
son a. a patriot anl ~:aic-mln. tEa.ue
subject to future events
One resolution that rh' ,icmacratic par
" Is and ALWAYS has ha-l "A ilro- oi tie
Union. one aai In iivi-lb.e, (No, sui4a-
ble for 4 Southern markell
One resolution concerning safe sover-
eigniv- (Thi> Is a valuable >eli-;liu>:ine
article. capable of expansion r conirac-
ton at the pleasure of the owner.t
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DUPEE, BECK Il SAYLES,

STOCK BROKER Il S
AND DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
% State Street. Boston.
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Tt'HE z. S. 7-3O COUPONS,

pay able in December January and February, will
be Cashed at
The lst National Bank OF st. JOhnsbury,
atmaturIty, when presented with the notes; the
coupons 10 te detached from the notes at The
bank.
GEO NAY, Cashier.
St, JoAnsbury, Nov. Is, 1866.
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kEEriNG ArrLEs---ipples are 30 scarce
and dear tins season that special pains
should be taken 10 preserve ;hcm, \
sensible article ON the Suhiyrt in the
Country Gentleman RECOMMENDS that illcy
should be KEEP. dry. that * placed in CON
tact with substances that will readily alb
sorb the moisture that comes from ihrln.
Therefore let them lie put in clean dry
casks Old flour barrels, rice lgarrcl-. 81
gar harrelS. well seasoned AMI clean. IA,
all good for the purpo>'. hut lime larTcis
are sill better I'h,n ic: them bc parkci
in clean dry Sslwdust, -lia,iin.- or leaves,
all ul which arr good. bni charcoal. bong
a better ah~orl,;,at Than either. i prtf;.ra-
bic And finally put them into 4 dry and
wcll-ventilaiel cellar. and they will keep
sound and fresh for reasonably lone
time We think If ihe>e directions are
observed those who lay up apples for Us,
will find themselves well paid Tor their
labor.
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TIL called DOMAIN.
ST. JOHNSBURY, VT.
4. II. STONE q Co. Publishers
OFFICE, next door north OF Court House
ST. JOHNSBURY, vi

IEiMH On copy pr annu,u.................. 81 ),
pAi -trl'tlE IL "IVance. ..................S s. u,
Pr>TNTE-lh" postage oil TIE CALHDONLAN to sub
-chr IN thu county il free; any part the United
~a.,- outside OF this county, five per quarter or
,,cn'y h' per year. payable i'll advance at the Office
... ap,I received. Transient copies can be sent
. 2. .ektIc- Of three or less for two cents.
.El,Ho OF ApVERrISIN,i-ioro one squalr az lines
~. yU :Hi.r IL -rrtlon@. or less. II D Each ad-
,nt, .n- rlon, 20 cent square. Yearly contracts
q. - tit rl: OF = square tor any part of a column
......- ttr.- 81 a line per year Libcraons E-trav.
...'p l.. 5.-.'tu.c. : % each in advance Obitua
.- -iN nj a line.
~.tVtAL To 81 BSCKIBERS. -Euch subscriber riIi
hi. """ l'1iIT n cO,h,ctiD6 rHh his aidre%s the
EItj'h h. haS laid. WheH ae.c payment is made
I"tH b. trntced ~ co,reSI1ond-and ifiAe cHaege
d .~ c0rT"c' on tie dr.' SerOad pqlsr fron the
yaGidc't. II" rash to be GOiidrd i,nmcdiatety
-. or papers are all directed bv machinery
ro. deliver them ~ this office, or Al snv o.htr
tN.,p ~ tn po office address of the subscriber
- Is n.l'Ss for Subscribers 10 order h, address Of
-. changed unless they give the post office 70
=. ",i, h'.- seat a. well u the one to which they
-,r.
IuE PRINTING OF Ill kinds done at living p1i,rs-
-. .r- 4a! ta"s K'rt constantly LauG.
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BARNEY, SPENCER Il WEST,

Successors to Geo A. Summons, wholesale dealers in
KEROSENE, SPERM, LARD AND WHALE OILS
AND SPERM CANDLES
2oi State, and u Commerce Street Boston,
/. {. BARNEY, II. =. SPENCER, W. e. WEST.
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Vi. :. lS{RR Il co,

Wholesale aud retail dealers in
PROPRIETARY MEDICINES, DRUGS, HAIR PREP
ARATIONS, TOILET ARrICLES, PERFUMERY, &C,
- fremont Street next door 10 the Museum Entrance
W. 5. BURR, >,-
tuw'n p REYES BOSTON.
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4s,iSteilaneous Cards.
gt.AH, w E,RnI-T-
GEO. G.. & GEO. W. CAHOCN,

COCNS SELLoRS AT LAW, SOLICITORS IL CHANCERY,
Procure Pensions, ouutieS and Back Pay due deceased
Soldiers.
LYNDON, VERMONT.
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&. Il, ibsJE,J,AtSD.

PHYS SiCIAN AND So RG f ON.
tr !cucc and Oncc, of Central and Spring SITS
r,>Si ip>IC LODGE, No. -, +. A. NJ.
MASONIC HALL-BINGHAM'S BLOCK.
Stated meeting, Dec q. Called meeting jan 4.
.JauG5yD +. J. DALTON, Sec'y.
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OLIVER +. BROWN.
!IOUGHTON Il HUNTER,

CLAIM AGENT.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law.
EAST ST JoHNsBURY, VERMONT.
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l.. +. I.ADVCEie, Agent.

=. I. DROUhS, NJ. D.,
7 II y $ CLAN AND s L r u y {
Office over lIoSari's BooE Store Residence corner
Ccutra! and Spring Streets
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WHY NOT USE THE REsT4

Over twenty years increasing demnd has
established the fact that MATTHEWS VESE-
TAN HAIR DYE, is the best In the world. It
the cheapest, the most reliable, and most
convenient. Complete in one bottle. Does
not require any previous preparation OF the
hair. No trouble. No crock or stain. Does
not rub of or make the hair appear dusty and
dead, but lmparts to it new life and lustre.
Produces beautiful black or brown, as pre-
ierred. a child can apply 1t. Always gives
satisfaction. Only 20 cents per bottle. Sold
everywhere,
A. MATHEWS, Manufacturer, N. Y. b.
DEMAS BARNES & CO., New York, whole
sale Agents mnyaD-lyeol
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pInstercrs, Cnnrentinn

PITTSBURGH, July l3.-The Plasterers'
Convention, composed ofdelegates from
the several States of the Union, met to-
day. Charles Mclean, of Boston, the
President, called the CONVENTION to or
der. Amer the examination of creden-
tinls the President made an able adj
dress, and the convention then pro-
ensuing year, and the following gen
tlemen were elected: President, Chas
Mclean, of Boston; Secretary, Thos,
HOutlan, of New York; Vice President,
David Mahoney, of Washington; Treas
urer, Lewis Mintan, of New York
Highly encouraging reports We're then
read until the hour of adjOurnment.
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New York Produce Marked.

NEW York, July Is.
GoIToN-Scarcely so firm; 5Ig52c for
FEoURIopened 5@1Oo better and
closed quiet; SG,7OG6,SU for extra State:
81, 500, 90 for extra Round Hoop Ohio,
and SI,05@7, 80 for Trade brands,
1900. "''''e' u
WHEAT-2@3c better ON spring. and
firm for winter; Sl,3y(1l 40 for Chicago
spring; 81 ,4l&Ml ,43 for Amber NIilwaIi-
kee; y ,O3C9l III for amber western; 81, -
Tor Amber Michigan, and $3.50 for
RYE-Scarcc and firm.
BARLEY-Quiet,
CoRS-Opened 1c better, hut closed
with the advance lost; 75GsIc for un.
sound; S2C4Sic for sound mixed; soc for
western yellow; closing mt S2@82 1Ic for
mixed western.
oATs-Dull and 2@sc lower; GO@o2c
for western, and Csc for a snalIiot of
new crop Jersey,
COFFEE-ActiVe.
SUeAR-ActiYe and firm; Cuba mus
coXndo at ll5s@l22Ic; Savannah at I2lI4
ATolAssEs-Quiet; Cuba N1usSovado
nj 34c.
PETRoLEUNI-Steady at 49, for crude;
$50 for refined in bond, and 72Cd73S do
free.
WooL-Dull. ..,F e-r ..s...ez
HnPs-Quiet at IOGaS. s-5 H..
PoRK-Firmer; S27 ,G2I 1@2S, 90 for new
mess, closing Mt $27,62I5 cash; s26, OO4
prime, and $2l ,OO(g2G, 10 for prime
mess. Also 1900 bbls. new mess for
July, sellers option, ut 81, 62L4. ~
BEEF-llIIiet; $lOGl4 for plain mess
ana $R9l6 for extra. Reef hams
in IiSs -
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SUBSISTENCE OFFICE u. S. ARMY, l
~ WHEELING, July Sth, 1865.
Sealed Proposals Unjust be dupliCHteIl) from
tfSt hands. and from citizens loyal to the
"unlted States Government only, will be
DSY tue lin 1T IIiiT! To-, - S gu ~
the use OF the limited States ARMY" Snir;is-
Ience stores, TO be delivered at Wheeling, W.
1000 Barrels inst quality Extra Flour.
The brands and places OF mandatory Ia
be stated in the bids, and whether in round
ingood shipping order, full head-lined aud
bungS sealed.
$50 Barrels clean dry fine Salt. -
To be In new barrels, well coopered, full
head-line1, and in good shipping order. To
be paid for Mt the rate of tlfty go pounds to
All the above supplies to be dellvetcd at
Wheeling, w. Va, on or before the twenty
fifth day Of July, 1855.
No bids will be received (unleSs from DE-
ties known to the underSlgnetI) without n
written guarantee of two responsible names
US follows, viz:
that should all or any part OF the above bid
be accepted, it shnll be duly fulfilled accord.
ing to Its true purport and condition..
Also, that n written contract with bonds ia
the amount of one-fourth the value of the
stores proposed to be furnished, shall he exc
cute1 II required.
Marked samples of each article must nc,
company the proposals, and must he referred
to therein.
Samplesmust not lie in paper parcels, hui
III boxes '(Of paper or TIM with name of bid.
der on one end and quantity offered on the
other, outside.
Allnrticles will be carefully Inspected, by
an inspector ON the part of the United States
and article will be received or paid for un.
til 1t has passed this inspection and certitI,
cate 10 that effect has been attached to the
original bill. ~
All marks, except such rs pertain to tliE
contents must lie ObllteTated and eaClipacSnHC
must have marked upon II plainly and dis
tinctly the mime and addPeSS Of the seller, the
name of the article, the gross, tare and mel
weights, the worJlS u. s. Subsistence Depart
ment, and the date OF the contract.
Proposals Will I've received for tile whole o.
for any part OF the quantity required, bU
proposals for different articles must be on diff
fercnt sheets Of paper. a copy of this aClver
ttSement In slip trnm neWspallerl must b,
attached to each proposal; must be ON blaul
| forms, which Will be supplied by application
at this office.
Proposals must be enclosed in n sealed en-
.velOpe addressed to the undersigned, and en-
dorsed proposals for-[name the Nrtielel-'
piled by the Treasurer OF the UniteIl StatGs
! but no payment will be made to the party un
| til all the articles contracted for by him hRY
| been accepted md delivered.
| Tho right Is reserved to reject any or all pro
posals II such cpunse should be deemed b.
the undersigned Tor The interest of the Gov
eminent.
| Proposals must be signed by the paFtie
| themselves and not by clerks, agents, &c.
bidders are invited to be present nj til
/ opening of the bids.
fnS tFf C1OD3nliH mud. a. q.
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HnIr n Million in specie Converted
into United states ROnIs.

PHILADELPHIA, July 13.-,Juy Cooke
has sent to Parson Brownlow seven
3O's for about halfa million in gold. The
specie belonged to the treasury OF the
State of Tennessee, when Isham g. Hair
rls was its Governor. When tho State
was captured by the Union troops, Gov.
Harris fled taking tho specie along Will.
him. Gen. Upton followed the fugitive
gold was returned to Nashville. Parson
Brownlow decided to convert the gold
into Y. s. Bonds. This hns been done by
jay Cooke, and the bonds forwarded to
Nashville.
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n% a Physiological View of Mar.
10y rinEe!-COntaining nearly 800 pages,
and 100 fine Plates and Engrnvings of The
Anatomy OF the Human Organs in Il state OF
Health and Disease, with treatise on Early
EIrors, Its DeplOrahle Consequences upon the
Mind and Body, with tho Authors Plan OF
freatment-the only rational and successful
mode Of cure, Ms shown by the report of cases
treated. truthful adviser to the married,
terrain doubts of their physical condition.
Sent free of postage TO any address, on re-
ceipt Of y cents, in stamps or postal currency,
by addressing Dir LA CROIN
No. 81 Maiden Lane, Albany, n. Y.
The author may be consulted upon any OF
the diseases upon which his book treats,
either personally or by mail, and medicines
sent to any part of the world,
marl3-3n0SwRmp
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CIncInlnafi Market.

CINCINNATI, July 13.
FLoUR-Less buoyant; good superfine
81; but buyers demanded a Reduction Of
WHEATI-7Firm; prime red 8, 80.
CoRN-Unchauged.
9 p4Dz6.. to Coo, and are dull,
Wl11sKY-S2,O5 with moderate de-
,PRovIsroNs-F irmer; sales of 1.2OC
bbls mess pork at $25, so for country and
SIS for city; the latter was held ut $26. SO
at the close. ''0e
BuLK MsATs-Birm; 10000 lbs sold
Mt l4Cg lac for shoulders and sides.
LARD-In demand at 2Oc, but held nj
SQlzSa &c, and hardly any offered even
BAcoN-Fir1n but quiet.
GROCERIES Steady.
EG6s-Dnll Mt he.
! BUTTER-Steady. sfg
GoLD-14.
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New York Money MARKET.

NEW YoHK, July 13. r.
MoNEY-Easy at per cent,
STERLING ENCHAHGE-A shade firmer
ana quiet at 1O96g 1897 for gold and
first GLASS bills, II
GoLD-Is less active but fIrmer; OPEN
ing ut ~, advancing TO I421E, and clos
or; U. s. 6's, 1881, registered. 1873: u.
5: Gs, Sl, coupons, 1913; 5-2Os, coupons,
lU3A; do. new issue 1869; Treasury
7yages, second series, 997S.
RAILROAD STOCHs-C Cleveland and
Pittsburgh GsA. Fort Wayne 98.
NEW YORK, July l3.-Gold. tonight,
142A. 2 20. -. e. Z
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Special a1uttefs.
EVERY ONE sHOULO VSI

HALLS VEGETABLE sICILIAN HAIR
RENEWER-That splendid preparation for
the Hair, which is fast becoming so popular
and so much enquired for.
No one who has used 1t will ever give up
It's use.
1t is vegetable Compound, and contains
no injurious properties whatever.
twill restore Gray Hair to its original color.
II will prevent the Hair from falling OUT.
1t nlnkeS the Hair to grow on Bald Heads
1t CleanseS the Scalp and makes the Hair
soft and lustrous and SiIken.
IL is a splendid Hair Dressing.
1t Is recommended and used by the first
medical authority in the country.
Be particular to ask for H ALLIS VEGETAETF
SICILIAN HAIR REVIEWER, as there Is n
worthless Imitation in the market
For sale by all Druggists
r. p. HALL & CO., ProprietOrs,
Nashua, N II.
7. II: LOGAN a co. and LOGAN, LIST &
CO., Wheeling, w. Va, Wholesale Agents.
JULIEN
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AnExtehsiye Fraud.

( CHICAGO, July 18.-- extensive
fraud has just been discovered here in
the shape of forged Cook county bonds.
twenty thousand, dollars worth of this
bogus scrip has been negotiated. A
fellow named Kennedy is under arrest,
1 i1sg been detected in the swindle by
timized by him. ~ - Ill
The State Sanitary Fair, at NIilwau-
kee, closed tonight. The total cash
receipts are over one hundred thousand
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struck for IIieher Wares,

CHICAGO, July 13.-Tha Miners and
Railroad laborers in the Lake Superior
day, and took possession OF the rail.
roads, allowing none but passenger
trains TO run. The demnudsyo fthe stri.
kers were acceded to by the M8fquctte
Mining r. II. Company; the PehinsuIal
Company refused. Considerable ex-
element prevails. A detachment Of
fifty soldiers left here this morning fol
the scene of the disturbance.
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commercial College Convention.

CHICAGO, July BIN the National
Commercial Collegiate Convention to-
day plans for a national Geographic in
stitutiOn and for the establishment of a
national mutual Spencerian institute,
wore discussed. Measures were pro-
jected for IL permanent national organi-
cation TO carry forward the general pur-
poses of this convention. AT n public
meeting in Smith & Nixon's hail this
evening Rev. DIR. Halfield, Gen. Garfield
and Prof. Mccoy addressed the Conven-
ton.
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Anotl,cr RrntnIontrnre.

Boston, July ia child named Al
ice Burns, who attended n pic-nic in
Weston yesterday, was seduced away
from her young companions and brn-
tally rnVished by three ruffians aged
from II to % years. The scoundrels
have been arrested. Alice, after the
preparation of the horrible deed. w1s
discovered by her friends in a perfectly
insensible state. She still remains in a
very critical condition,
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ge9a1
United States Of America.
District of West Va

WHEREAS, a libel has been filed in the
Nv District Court of the United States fol
Ine District of West Virginia, on the Sth Ciny
81 81 July 1865, by Charles H. Berry and VIII
nam Z. Wilson, William H. Dunievy Thom-
rs wheeler and Elizabeth DunleVy partners
IN business under the firm name and style OF
1DytnlImIiexy d Co., against the steamboat "OIL
vi her engines, apparel, tackle, outfit,
nnu furniture, and against oil persons inter-
NenLng Tor their interests therein, fOFthe req
sons ana causes in said libel mentioned, and
Piaylng the usual process and Inonitions OF
me SAID Court III that behalf to be made and
tllaI all persons interested in said steamboat
nsr engines, apparel, tackle, outfit, and fur
nltu STe may be cited to answer the premises,
anu . all proceedings being had, TINT thelSald
ste9InDOat, her engines, apparel, tackle, outfit
anu iurnlture, may fort he causes III said libel
IIlenloned, be condemned and sold to pay the
demands Of the libellantS.
now, therefore, in pursuance OF the mon.
ZION under the seal Of the said Court to me
1ilfected and delivered, l do hereby give pub
nc notice TO all persons claiming the said
ste9lnboat, her engines, tackle, outfit, apparel
iIlu furniture, or in any manner interested
thefeln, that they be and appear before the.
S S District Court to be held in and for the
district of West Virginia, Oh "Wednesday, tile
2Oth day Of July, 1855, at II o'clock in the fore
noonot that day, Qf the sslme shall he day
81 jurisdiction, otherwise on the next day of
jurisdiction thereaIterj then and there To in.
tSTIlOSe a claim for the SnIne and to make
thSlr allegation in that behalf
Dated the 18th day of July, 1895
EDWARD NJ. NORTON,
James s, Wheat, Proctor for i.i6eilSnt.
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A sensible 7RoIirc 'Tu RiIIPos,O,,

HARTFORD CONN, July l3.-The Con-
necttc4t Legislature has passed u bill
compelling the railroads in the State
nor to increase the rate ofcommtitatiOn
fares in a greater ratio than they in
crease any fares as they existed July l.
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COLGATE.s IIONEY soar.

This celebrated TOILET SOAP, In such uni.
veral demand, is made from the Choicest ma
terials, is MILD and EMOLIIIENT in Its ma
ture, FRAGRANTLE SCENTED, and ex-
tremely BENEFICIAL in its action upon the
kin. For sale by all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers. marl5-Iy
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NE EpiIeptic Fits can be CuredI
GrT DIR. LoCKROw having become eminent
Y successful in curing this terrible niaInjy.
invites all similarly AFFLICTED, to call or send
for circulars Of references and testimonials of
numerous cases cured of from one to twenty
four years standing. He devotes his attention
especially to diseases of the CcrebrO-SpInnl
AXIS, or Nervous System, and sOlicitS an i'm
Address all letters to
Care OF p. o. BOX SIG, New York
marl3-3md&wSInp
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The Cola Marked.

=. NEw York, July 1s.-Gold ffrmer.-
The :bulls" are buying freely and cash
are paying &c ON day loans to cover
their short cOntrlcts. The regular de-
mand is limited. Quotations. opened at
~, and up to LIPS, and down again 10
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Uuited States of America,
District of West Va

WHEREAS, Il libel has been filed in thc
w District Court of the United States for
lhe District of West Virginia, on the Sth tlny
OF July, 1865, by Stephen Davis and William
Ilehnn, against the steamboat "OII. CITY, -
her engines, tackle, ORtIit, apparel and furlli-
turf, ana aStllllSt all persons Intervening for
their Interests therein, for the reasons and
CaluSts IN sAlu libel mentioned, and praying the
usual process and monition OF tile said Court
IN lLnt Dehnlf TO be made, md that all persons
interested iii Said steamboat, her engines.
tackle, Quilt, apparel anu furniture may be
Glleu 10 answer the premises, and all proceed
1ngs being had, that the said steamboat, her
engines, tnclSle, outfit, apparel and furniture
may, Tor tile causes in said libel mentioned
De condemned and sold to pay the demands
OF the said LibellnntS. =
now, therefore, in pursuance of the mno-
luOn under the seal of the sold Court to me
urected and delivered, i do hereby give pub
lie notice TO all persons claiming the said
sLetlnDOat, ller engines, tackle, outflt apparel
unu FURNITURE, or Ill any manner Interested
thereln, that they he ma appear before the
Sild District Court to he held in and for the
district of West Virginia, on Wednesday, the
S0Lh day of July, 1855, ut IL O'Clock in the
forenoon of that day, III the same shall he
nuny OF jurisdiction, II not, on the next day
OF Jurisdiction thcreafter) then and there to
ntcrpoSe claim for the same and to make
their allegation in that behalf
Dated the 18th day OF July, 1865.
-.- EDWARD NJ. NORTON,
JAS. $; WHEAT, Proctor 70 Ii6eiiants. ''''''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-14
G. B. CAInWEIL

A TTORNEY FOR ALL MILITARY
n Claims, Rack Pay, Bounty, Pensions, &c.
10 -ouce-MclOde0n Building, rooms form
erly occupied by Caldwell & Boyd, opposite
Bank of Wheeling, (up stairss)l
REFERESCES;-HiS ENcellenCy A. I. Bore
roint, Adiutant General OF West Virginia. s.
Brady, Cashier Merchants and Mechanics
Bank. y. e List, Cashier Bank OF Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-14

cTScISSATI, July $50. S. NIurray,s
soaP factory, No. Z Genoese street, was
destroyed by fire this morning. Loss
Ss,O0o. insured about 5000. Gems
mester's carriage and wagon factory.
immediately adjoining, was damaged
about S3,OOO, partly insured.