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Alonzo Loring,

W.
Alonzo Loring,
Administrator of the Estate Of Jefferson Il
SangSton, Deceased. ri
By virtue of decree made and entered in
this cause on the 18th day of May, 1866, 1t was
adjudged, ordered, and decreed that this cause
be referred to one ofthe Commissioners oftllis
Court to audit, state, and settle the Admins
tfatton account Of the said Loring, and report
the same to Court, and also ascertain and re-
port what debts there are against the estate OF
said Snngston still unpaid, and also the real
property belonging to said estate, describing
the separate parcels thereof, and where sitffz
ate, and what part thereof Is encountered by
deeds of trust or otherwise, and the amount OF
each encumbrance, and to whom due, and
that he give four weeks notice by advertise
ment thereof, published in some newspaper
printed In Wheeling, at the time and place of
taking such account, and that he also by like
adveFhseme give, notice to gall pkfSons
claiming TO be creditors oftlie said estate that
they, Mt the time and place to be named by
him, appear before him and produce and
prove the aIlaoutft Of their resp ctiVe debts on
pain ofhaYipg their said supposed debts ex-
cluded from payment by said estate, in case
they do not respectively ut SAID time and
place prove the snTne, and that his proceed.
ings in the premises with any special matter
he may deem pertinent, or which lie may be
required by said parties, or any of them, spe-
csllly to report, and dat new process of sub
poeEin Issue against the tnfnnt defendant j ohm
"A. SangSton.
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lCoLaATE,t moNEY soAP.

This celebrated TbILEI SOAP, insuch uni
versal demand, s1Iade from the Choicest ma
terials, is MILD AMI EMoILIENTi in its ma
ture, FRAGRANtIsY SCENTED, and ex-
tremeIy BENEFICIAL in its action upon the
kin. For sale by IN Druggists ana Fancy
Goods Dealers. marl5-lyd&w
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SpEEIal. aLptiEEs.
COCO CREAM ron THE HAIR

r.
COCO CREAM FOR THEHAIR.
Coco Cream Tor the HAIR
Coco Cream for the Hair.
Away with your Grey Hair.
Away with. your Grey Hair.
No more rancid .PomadesH ,
Nomore rancid Pomadesu
: q youwant something elegant, 8 IL
If you admire deli iops Perfume,
II you desire SOFT and silky Hair,
nyou want your Hair preserved,
II you.Yant your Hair to grow
If yonwant 10 prevent premature Badness
If you want to be hid OF Dandruh,
Use the Coco Cream.
5ft Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
5Fif.l. Use the Coco Cream.
Price IS cents a bottle,
For saleby
LAUGHLINs q BUsHEIELD,
1u2I Wheeling, ". Va.
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MR. VIM. g. HANDLAN having pur-
W chased the Interest Of Mr.. w. w. Miller
IN the hEIn OF Pryor Miller s. CO., the busi-
ness VIII be continued under the drm of
Pryor, Handlhn q Co 6l.td JUN
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EgREKA-such is the name given IN
a Hair Restorer, manufactured bv Ron.
ert Fisher Of st. Louis, former resi-
iit.t g! Of this city, It restores gray hair
to Its natural eolor,very speedily. ana
is a great favorite with many I OF o1r
citizens as a Hair Dressing and Tonicy
Price one dollar. stI-S'
For sale with all the popnIar to,,s.
articles by 7. n. Logan & Co, and Ia
gan, List q CO., Wholesale and Retoii
Druggists, Wheeling.
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THE GREAT ENGLIsH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKs
Celebrated. Female Pills

This Invaluable medicine Is unfailing in the
cure OF all those pktnfnl and dangerous dis
eaSeS incident to the female constitution.
IT modefates All excuses and removes all
INSTRUCTIONS nom whatever cause, and q
speedy cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES,
1t Is peculiarly sbitei. It viii, in a sl,os,.
time. bring on themonthly period with regus
CAUTIONI
These Pills should not be taken by females
hat are pregnant during the FIRST THREE
MONTHS, as they arc sure to bring on Mis-
carriage, but at every other time, and In eve
~ other case, thek are perfectly safe.
In al cases Of Nervous and Spinal AfIec-
LIONS LION Fains IN tht Back and Limbs Heavl-
o. the Heart, LoHness Of Spirits, Mysteries
Sick Headache, Whites, and all the painful
diseases occastohel by a disoTdered system,
means have failed :
Fun directions Il the pamphlet around each
package, which 81 ould be preserved.
Sold by all Druggists. Price One Dollar per
Sole United STATES Agent,
JOB MOSES, q Cortlan1t ST., N. Y.
n. Rs: 90 and DIX postage stamps, enclosed
TO any authorizes agent, will insure q bottle
Sontadning over ttty Pills, byreturnmail.
+. uu81U i !
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RrvER,-But little business was done
at the wharf yesterday. The river is
again too low for anything but light
dratt boats. Yesterday evening it was
still falling with four feet in the cham
The Lialnie DrotOn is advertised for
Cincinnati on Wednesday evening. g
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SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY GuRRD.
n9- No letters received unless postpaid and
containing n stamp to be used on the nepiy.
Persons writing should stlte age nnd send pOr-
ton of advertisement describing symptoms.
JOHN n. JOHNSTON, NJ. d,
Ofthe Baltimore Lock Hospital, Baltimore,
febl5-Iya Maryland.
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ABoeE-We hotIeed- yes
terday morning that some boys were
seen entering thep premises OF M. Pack
en- ON Sunday might It was supposed
their operations were confined TO the
stealing 6fvicthals, but It appears that
their depEedations did NOT end there
One OF the competitors in this Office,
who is q boardef' In the house, lost a
new vest for which he entertained a
warm affection, he had also, by indus
try and strict economy, laid up a nice
little capital of four dollars, which was
deposited in the vest pocket, and which,
of, course, disappeared with II, to the
great grief of the proprietor. -
On the same evening the sales room
in the Touring mill OF the Messrs. Pol
look was entered and a sack of flour
carried away. The thieves effected an
entrance by removing a pane Of glass
from the sash in one Of the doors. a
man was sleeping in the room, but not
being troubled with a bad conscience,
his SAUNDERS were deep and the rogues
secured their plumber without disturb
ing him.
Nor THE NrAN.-The Pittsburgh Com
meycidL of yesterday says:
Yesterday, the spot where the horri-
BILE tragedy of last Thursday morning
took place, was visited by hundreds OF
eager men, women and children, who
stood about the hill in groups, discuss
ing. the horrors of the awful scene, leay-
ing as they had come, dissatisfied and
1t is not improbable, from what our
reporter has been able to CLEAN from
parties who claim to be certain, that the
murdered man was George Gerger, from
Wheeling, Va. He may not have been
known in Wheeling, but his former res
idence, with his parents, was III Illinois.
He was probably soldier in the CaYal-
ry service, and it is possible thatEhe may
have been discharged at Wheeling,
from whence he may have found his
way to this city. However this may be,
it is important that the authorities who
have the mutter in hand, should inSti-
tute some inquiry in the direction thus
indicated.
Tho present suspense of the people of
this city, requires that the search for the
perpetrators of the Boyd's Hill brutali-
ty be not abandoned until they are
brought to justice.
4AS hPpeuIAucS VI IHe ADoNe cEeuIeu
a general impression here that the
strange man who was murdered last
week on Boyd's Hill was Mr.. George
Gerger, of this city, who was formerly
a member of the First West Virginia
Cavalry. His father upon reading the
article was very much shocked, and
started for Pittsburgh.
The family and friends wereverymuch
by the receipt of the following
dispatch to Messrs. j. q q. AIendei:
George is here and well send word
home. d. GERGER."
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PoLIoE CoURT.-Two cases were dis
posed Of yesterday. Thomas NIcElroy,
a youth who had been engaged in
throwing stones, was fined one dollar
and costs. Other boys would do wen
Jacob Hamm, for fast driv;po MO-.
fined five dollars and costs. . = :.
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LOIS q 61IrTTiI5Il I9IiiiIIIzsEIINc, 30

q 5ssiS s4IIsi 10 - - : = yAt
SW,4LL SELL THE lot NUMBERED
I!illLIy-nlne, and the north hall, OF FT5ot
sssS ~ in that part Oflthe
fstsn q South " lleelinl[ lZnoWnasf La Grange
inquire Of WMygEXI1sY, Esu., or niyFeffs
ms lIns ~ ss s9 - sAAk 7 TsbsR1se
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COATNTIsgTONFplg OFFTCF

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
In pSisase6f the M af6y Ap &t i de-
cree, sllnll, ut my Office, on Main street,
Wheeling, w. Va, on Monday, the 25th day
OF September, 1865, proceed to audit, state, &C.,
the accounts, &C., MS required by the, said de-
cree. All persons interested are hereby noti-
HANNIBAL FORBES.
aug22-SOd Master Commissioner.
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HIGGINS GAI.IlEY5R

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HoT9S5fsA 4PIAAI M OR ms SsFJi "a,
IN gl or India Ink, nom lif9 az e5rSie1S
nom Old pictures. y - ~ ~ l479
SAARbsFHuro{5RAPd fASiia,t s,,,,5
N Slll with thi FoIliinr 1fV,le AZ f7Ss4.
PIN A1BUA les than
~ ~ VIII always be ON hand az resisoIlii
n NJ e GASES DRAREsS PI.A M 4 lTT0Y
II " BlEtetS % Czlsas HcsteffeT1s ESfoff5Se1,
y Cases Chetfcs' London CofiiSi Gin siii5z 4
Z sSe5'5.Eis91 MeCABE, KRkFT&Co a
MARI and REEF, KRAFT zoos = =
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0liE1alipaaI.
Wheeling Female college,
WHBELING, ". VA.


TIH1s INsTITpT1oN, II G "a ARTEREp
with fun col date powers, In 1851, and
recently reotgnn lied under a new Board OF
Directors! viii be opened as collegiate instt-
tuta on the fiFst Wednesday i'm September
next The buildings are NOW being tho;
T99Ehly iFetiitted and newly . f 91lnl
ISthe li6eFality Of it's arraheements1 in the
extent and conn Fel1enEivenesseo of its course
Of studs, i'm lis methods of tuition and gov
us Board OF INSTRUCT ion, the PUBLIC may rely
upon its being fiIst-class seminary.
dncffnE 5ieoding Ed1ca tionaI Institutions In
the Eastern and Middle States, i feel assured
that with the liberal patronage and the ear
and Vicinity the College viii soon be able to
extend TO young ladies an the facilities for an
accomplished edncation tor Be found outsid
It affords me the highest satisfaction to be
able to announce the engngement Of q corps
dAnce and Teputaton.,l pli ggf.
A NORMAL DEPARTMENT will be organized
Mt an early day, having especial reference 70
the preparation OF young ladies' for the busi-
A PREPARATORY DEPART9iENT will be
opened for such Misses as are too young to
The INSTITUTION Win be conducted upon
Protestant, but not upon denOminadonal
principles; the leading churches of this IcinI-
~, the Methodist, the Presbyterian and the
Episcopalians being represented in the Facnl-
EXPENSES PER QUARTER
TUTroN-First Preparatory, 500 Second
Preparatory, 81; First Collegiate, IS; Second
Collegiate, 81 Junior, $40; Senior, So 50;
Latin, French, German, or other language, S;
Experimental Scieneesi 81 extra, each; Draw
Ing, IS; Painting In OIL, $40: Pastel, $40; Cray
on, IS; Music, on Plano, $40; Use of fnstru-
ment, 81 50; Vocal Music, $40; Fuel, Cd and3d
quarters, 50 cents each quarter.
BoARD-Sl5; Fuel and Lights, s5s Washing,
s.; Weekly Board, from Monday to Friday
night, So 80; Fuel and Lights, 81. i,
Bills both for tuitlo and board payable In lll
cases at the commencement OF the quarter
Sept. 9Th, Nov. 10th, Feb. LIST and April 18th.
L. q. IOOAlISs a. NJ. NJ. d., y
July y, lS65. - PRESIDENT.
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Who have injured themselves by q certain
practice INDUCED in when alone, 4 habit fle-
quently learned from evil companions, or at
school, tile effects of which ara nightly felt,
even when asleep, and If not cured, randelS
marriage impossible, and destroys both mind
and body, should apply Immediately.
Wbat pity that q young man, the hope OF
his country, the darling OF his parents, should
be snatched from all prospects and enjoy
Inents of life, by the consequences OF devfa-
ting nom the path OF nature and INDUCING
N q certain secret habit. Such persons MUST
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hedeet that sound mind and body are the
bid tt3pptneSs. Indeed, without these, the
Journey through life becomes a weary pill
gTllnage: the prospect honrly Glarlsens TO the
pair and filled with the melancholy retiec-
ton that the happiness Of another becomes
bllghted with ouro own 2
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by authority ofthe Iegisiature.I
Proposed Amendment to the
Constitution of the State of
! -. West Virginia

EsQ9IIYEn{ BY TIE LEGISI.ATTTRE
q WEI Y The following a nm
~ as ~ amendmentt to the Consfi fufioTi 81
snis 70 be added ct the end Of fhe fjit
secIann Of the third article fheFedg n, ItS5I.Se
PaLti @ the sid ION N Han 80
~ 20 the provisions thereof naTafly:
1seI1 81 erson Who since the fifst dayof June
4o61 mas gwen or shall Give v0iiiTf ~ y Ia ~
- tothe rebellion nRnfnst file TTnitei
iaxs ~ - citizen OF this State OF be az
me- ~ e any election held therein
S5 nsyal service Of the UniteSi ma fsSs
SE5sS9i 81 g Anan be honolabIy there
Adopted. Matrlal 1865 = rs ina
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.alwayshangInl

= His remedies or treatment arc unknown to
all otheFs, prepared from q life spent in the
great hospitals OF Europe, the first in the
country, and n more extensive i1Ffrdie pTGctice
than any other Physician In the world.
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@eneFa Aotifes::.
Commissioner's Notice.

i'm CHANCERY, IN THE CIRCUIT
| Il Court for Ohio County, West Virginia:
Alexander Heyman,
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ETRANGERs.

/ Trust not your lives or heath to the care OF
many unlearned md Worthless pretendeIS,
destitute of knowledge, name or character,
who copy DR.. Johnst0n's advert tsernents, or
" Educated Physicians; incapable Of curing,
they keep you trifling month after month,
or as long rs the smallest fee can be Obtained,
md in despair, leave yOu with ruined health
tosigh over your own CALLING disapp ointment.
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For Sale

Ct.-,- - n JpSEPIJ 9EYROLD,
augf0-tq vi r Es Shefif Ohio County.
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Tlousahds6f persons OF All ages can now
Judge whnt is the cause of their declining
health, losing their vigor, becoming weak
pale, nervous and emaciated, having Singu-
lar appearance about the eyes, cough ard
symptoms of consumption. SLa
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Sherif's Sale.

Wheeling, ". "a, Aug. %. Is05. =
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lESReclallE, who have become the victims n,
habit which annually sWeens 10 nm nntjS;S,S!S
crave thousands of Young Men or The Tn "
9 giaf tSients and brilliant Intellect, who
lsenates with Tie thundeTS OF eioonancSa5i "
Mnke Si to ecst9cy the living Tyre, may cal
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{ Married PeFSons or Young Men contaFnplo-
ing marriage, being aware of phySicaI Sra5Ii-
ness, organic debility, defoTmities speedily
He who places himselfunde the care NJ D-
u, may religiously confi1e in his homo, ne q
sei R Ssa n1 ang confidently upon his
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P g AS A REFUGE
% - Fga fopt . agg4.q4sKEIlY.-aa
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CrREn.u
BE OBTA MED

nR. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Tr1r
" most Certain, Speedy and only EfFaIf, NJ
6smedy IN the world for all Private DiSSoss..saA
WeakneS OF the Back and Limbs. StTicfn9Sss'
Aheenons q the Kidneys and RiaddsT. my,
S9F1EtrE enaIges Impote ReS, General na-
ggilittX = S sTSSns;nsss dol Low
Heart Itmidity, Trembling, DimneSs If Ss,s ne
q oT.s GlddineSs, Disease OF the Head, Tbr5at
5 SoSe or SKIN. AFFECTIONS of the Liver, InSSs'
E9Loilacn OF boWets-thOSe terrible diSOTIsr,
arising from the Solitary Habits Of YoI TIetS
tl9se and solitary practices more fatsI
70 70 t1elr victims Than the song OF SvrenS' ~
tl7nefS of. Ulysses hlIghtfGF Their 1nOS3
5tltllan hopes or anti cipati oha fen3 sTi1s
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Expenses mt the white House.

The Rochester Democrat (Rep.) ex-
plains how the late President Lincoln
was able to save $50, 900 from his salary.
1t says ,'e'-4 af' ~
:" that the trouble with n new Presi-
dent ofrensonably frugal habits is not
how to save his salary, but how to spend
it. In the first place he has no rent to
pay. Congress furnishes the White
House from garnet TO cellar, md pro-
Vides all that is needed in Kitchen and
pantry, as well as in parlOr. He has no
wages to pay. Congress pays his serv-
ants, from private secretary to boot
black and scullfon. ',a
1t also provides him with fuel and
lights, and pays the expenses of his sta
bles. 1t provides him with garden.
and corps of gardeners, who ought to
see thnt he pays nothing for vegetables
or fruits or flowers. In short, ofthe or
binary expenses of housekeeping, the
only bills the President is called upon
| to pay are the bucther's and the wine
merchants. Even the latter has not
fallen upon the recent occupants of tho
! White House, whose cellars have been
F.! kept we'll stocked by presents of wines
When all these items arc deducted,
ana when 1t is considered that il is not
etiquette in Washington to call upon
the President for contributions to orCli-
nary charities, and IL can easily be un-
derstood how Mr.. Lincoln could lay up
! One-half or more of his salaryn
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EVERY ONE SHOULD USE

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 it will ever give up
Its use.
1t Is Vegetable Compound, and contains
no injurious properties whatever. $3.50.
twill restore Gray Hair to its original color.
II will prevent the Hair from falling out.
It makes the Hair to grow on Bald Heads.
1t CleauSes the Scalp and makes the Hair
soft and lustrouS and Sllken.
It is splendid Hair Dressing.
1t Is recommended and used by the first
medical authority In the country.
BE particular to aSll for HALLS VEGETABLE
SICILIAN HAIR RENEwER, rs there Is a
worthless imitation in the market
For sale by all Druggists.
II. P. HALL & CO., Proprietors,
TIL. LOGAN & co. and LOGAN, LIST &
CO., Wheeling, w. Va, Wholesale Agents.
jul1-2tn
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New York, July 3l.LThe steamer
Chase brings dates to the 9th.
The Herald's Havana correspondent
details a tour to Darien, Brunswick
md st. Mary's, Fernandina, Jackson
Vile, Picola and Pnlulxa, Fla. AT East
Place he found that the people has suf-
fered much from the war, and but little
evidence on their part of efforts at max
ing repairs upon their much damaged
and badly battered towns.
People were scarce and money more
so. Darien is mass of ruins
At Brunswick there was no business,
and of people only n few soldiers, crack
ers from the bacEwoods and lolling ne.
groes. The same was the case at st.
Mary's, Fernandinn, Jacksonville,4 Pi-
col, and Paltuka, but the interior OF
Florida is much less injured than the
places on the sea coast, and it is said
there is much more bacon, molnsses
sugar, (c., i'll the State than for mum.
Der of years. ~ "a
The people generally are cheerful and
appear satisfied with the new stute Of
affairs. sl
Brevet Brig. Gen. II. d. washburr
left Savannah for his home mt Tcrrt
Haute, Ind, via Augusta, on the 18th
Brig. Gen. Dwight left for his new
command, the district of AltOwn, il
Northern Georgia.
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viz NOT Use THE REsTa

Over twenty yeals' increasing dennd has
established the fact that MATHEWS VESE-
TAN HAIR DYE, is the best in the world. 1t
the cheapest the most reliable, and most
convenient Complete in one bottle. Does
not require any previous preparation of the
hair. Eotrouble. No crock or stain. Does
not rub or or make the hair appear dusty and
dead, but imparts to 1t new Life and lustre.
Produces beautiful black or brown, rs pre-
terred. A child can apply 1t. Always gives
satisfaction. Only 10 cents per bottle. Sold
everywhere,
A. MATHEWS, Manufacturer, N. Y.
DEMAsBARNES & CO., New York, whole
sale Agents. mny9O-lyeod
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GOLD CLOSED AT IA.

Feeling OF Friendship between the
United States and Canada--Gwynn
In Texas. - )
NEW YORK, July Sl.-The Herald,s
Toronto correspondent says, the feeling
of friendship to this country Is gradual
~ growing and Strengthening, flotwith-
standing some drawbacks with which
n met IN the late commercial conVen-
ton at Detroit. 1t is said that the con-
trast formed by the business activity ON
one side of the border, and the absence
OF 1t on the other, is just now even more
marked than at any former time; and
u Is believed that unless the Provincial
Parliament does something ut its next
session, giving promise ofimprovement
to the Canadians the annexation storm
Will break out with fury.
The Times Mexican correspondents
says Gwynn is now in Texas, or Mt least
in Matamoras, swearing the downfall
of the Empire and of the Emperor
His first step in that direction will be to
take the. oath of allegiance to tho u. S.
Gen: Stone is also going from Mexico.
He did not accomplish anything as far
as am aware. He may thank his
keeping company with Gwynn for his
want of success. However, in Justice
to the General, let me say, that of NV
own knowledge know that he stiff
loves the old flag and has always, while
III Mexico, abstHined from political al
luSions.
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The Freedmen of VirgInia.--Arrest OF
PaymnSter Walsh.

NPtS'"t ~ 1He Az Il 1TIOuNe.)
WAsHINGToN, July 3O.-A special to
the n. Y. Tribune, says: A large num-
Der oftheintelligentfre freedmen of VirGin-
Ia are requesting the aid of Col. Brown.
of the Freedman's Bureau, stationed
in Richmond, in collecting their claims
for compensation for labor rendered
their former masters from january list,
1858, the date of tho Presidents procia2
nation to the date of the occupation of
the State by our forces. They repre-
sent that the negroes made free by the
proclamation We're held and treated
as slaves until their masters were forci-
bly, dispossessed of their so-called chat
tells by our government, and claim with
apparent justice, compensation for the
labor rendered" Col. Brown has ask ed
for instructions from the Freedman's
Bureau, and will receive the opinion of
Gen. Howard in n few days. ~
Paymaster Walsh, one of the princi-
pal officers of the pay department in
this city, was, with his two clerks, ar
rested and lodged in the Old CAPITOL
Rumor has it that he is a'hettvy default
ter in his accounts.