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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-02

stiac the sorr1~ other bear, IN the expand
iug inteilec; ana cultivation of her ul.ul.
- tho ioar year crert arav.
It vas summer again and in the school
masters i.'fle COTTAGE there are aeain
change 4 gentleman froa N.v York. 4
aiau oi rcincmcnf and taste. has come f1r a
i-v das's Gshiag % L.. ani has ncr-
suaiei ile oii genticman to give iim Cole
man's room for a short STAY. The days
lrnc-lcuci into uccks. thc ior- srnmer
drvw o. a close; be the visitor l-n-rrci.
lhrH so-roF cane. a lingering 9. .,-r seir-i
tac feeble frame oi DE scloolrss.r-. saa
b" saak o. r-st iu o. srm. of the girl ,rto
BAL been BE 'o-s promised wife. -Four
gears. ani D. youar girl si7ci IN the par
ior oft-- I-tie cottage. listening fo anoih-
er lover pleading iar place in Deg hcar..
thc rieht f' comfort hrr sa--1w. Ir the
room above. hy e. cola. -rI f-rsn of Der
only protector. This ~as l,er th. ro.-raaa
found ihem. This was tlc mi,.i.e De
brought t' he doubiy bcrcascI girl. or
Flaned t'r ,hc sc-oai tine-
DrsH HEuN-Ian writirs @ ak
release from tie el1l..h engagement ua..l
l-s. -..it.-ss. become rksor-'1 ,,a i.n.
ego. We ve-e meae ciilIrcn ui.a We
parted. am loabt,,-s Won has. ere iii..
raet u.,l .aae oae uia wiz make r5ar rf.
hais..r taaa I caa. Tor yoar lor- Icv1-
tlau t1 aT Lfltr. 4 ic- rol ,s-,f r......t ma.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-08

sire that Il be done &c so0n q practicable,
so that they eAn return 70 their bones
and engage in the peaceful pursuits Of
their Tarions occupations, aud as many of
them are farmers. It makes them the more
anxious not TO be detained an hour longer
than Is really Necessary.
Prom the best information that We can
get, the necessary rolls of most of the com
paniss are nov finished, and have been for
come days, and the mastering officer ready
for his duty, bat for some cause unknown
70 MS We are detained. II Is rrue, the business
connected With, The master out of a regi-
msnt is rather ecmphcsted, bat not 60 much
30 g tWith energetic AID eOmpeIsnl COM
maudsgz) TO require several weeks. Was
the interest OF the government and The en-.
listed men of this command consulted, ]
think We could be discharged very sooa.-
Ii you have any information in yonr pos
session relative TO the subject, and will im-
part it. so thsl We may know where 70 st.
tsch the blame, you will eonfer gEeal
favor upon about foarteen hundred enlist
ed men, who are not insensibIe 70 those
who consult their interest. We are, &c.
yours truly. OUT OF PAIIEsC8.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-08


The Washington correspondent of the
New York Tribune makes the following
statement as to the presidents opinion
upon negro suffrage, which is entirely con-
siatenI with his refusal to attempt to traos-
form the freedmen into voters by special
Udict:-
TT is known that he couuseled COM
mi'teo OF negroes who recently called on
him to petition the next Congress to grant
them the right of franchise in this dis
tTict, as preliminary to its concession else.
where. This they will do in force; and it
is believed that the president, while he
leaves TO the several states the decision OF
the question within their limits, will give
has whole moral influence to the extension
q the right OF franchise to the colored PEG
pie"
Mr. Greeley believes that the loyalty and
sense of the southern white men are so
utterly desrroyed that the restoration of the
Uoion lie impossible unless the negroes
vote, and he is trying to discover some
means of bringing this about. BE says =
The South will be truly Ioyal and
linton loving from and after the day when
suffrage, and not one day sooner. We are
not hndiog fault that this has not already
been doue-We are not demanding that i
be now done by presidential edict or mill
tary order OF dubious validity as il must
be-ws comprehend the difficulties of the
situation, and are patiently considering by
what means they may be surmouuted"
A meeting in behalf Of tho rights Of
colored men, especially colored soldiers,
was recently held a; Chattanooga, the
meeting being controlled Chi, fy by officers
OtNSoiored regiments. A memorial to the
Tennessee legislature was adopted asking
that the freed negroes be made equal to the
whites before the law, and be allowed to
testify before the courts and receive the
benefits OF the public schools. Nothing i.
said about suffrage, unless it is UbscuFelv
limited at il this sentence OF the memorial.
1--WE ask no hAs,y Legislation, but these
rights, and others greater will at length
prevail"
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DIED,


Wednesday, June It'll, HKHRT O.. oplv -, ,
EDWARD And Catherine Hudson.
Funeral taiH morning tThursdAy) At 10 o,e,oeL
Wednesday, At1l:l5 O'Clock A NJ Jpr.7 ,ss,
Church OF thiS city. - 0NPIis
The funeral wiz tate place from the Church =,
Clay street. near Fh, this afternoon at sy< oeIocE
The members Of the Church And eoprr.,,,,o,
the ohesTs, teachers aud scholar Of an SsSSSII
SSnSOI aud the friends Of tae fAmiIy viii roest a
hit ate re,tdenee, near the end Of Hampden Stret
.t,o - ~. = ~ Preettely 70 accompany the re
toneral discourse viii be PREACHED on ns-
Sabbath At az O'cIeek P. NJ There SilI ~ 4.
services morning And evening At he usual ho5r.
a he4vy blow IL this dark eioed Of ,,loorI u
Deed God help rs. Fhoa Mssser shenho,f -. =.
net tue the little dock thus left in thiS HTk MIN
St SoSs hy their earthly appointed leader. Ca
he4P the widow and the little orphans forIRk NJ,
9em. Hhleid theHa1 comfort them, Tor his deSI
l-r.ss#ses
10 TO tho grave In ell thy Sloriops prime. =.
/, ~ "a Inn 9FtTtty ofEeAl and power;
christian cannot Gle before his time:
Aae Lorus aPPoiHtmsnt u The S0rTants hoar
20 &c Q the graves At noon from labor cease.
OSI e my AheaEeS; thy hlrVeSt-tASk n do,s.
OS Ss, Iton the heat Of battle and IN pe1oe.
s's" es' 90 home; With thee the AEht 4 1o1
30 . me grave; for thOrs thy s.ytsuYl,y
- smhrAse1 ere he arpss an biCb
ana "a ~ tne Fansomed, BY that raFr6T -
FA's to eternal LIE beyUnd TIE sEy.
60 to the graTs:-no /; take thy rs,t ~.
Be ny pure Pirit present. Vi,h ~ 49,
uheES % loE tAath and hope hast rerfSSt i,-
ana open NlSton tor the written Gor6. w
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Gov. PIERPoIET appears to be the right
man 10 the right place. late Richmond
letter, in speaking of him, remarks that
his advent bas been most anspicious, aud
viii tend to relieve the people from many
embarraszmepts, and to the development
OF The purposes of the authorities towards
those who have been identified with the
interests Of the rebellion. The Governor
en,erfaius for many of this class a great
deal Of sympathy, without doing any vio-
lenoe 10 his loyalty as a patriot, or any in
Justice to the principles of freedom. The
Onion men in Virginia could not have been
more fortunate il having such a sterling
Executive; the rebels could not have a
more compassionate Governor, or the ne.
groes better friend, than Francis Harri.
son Pierpoint out of this Commonwealth.
He Is PLATO, matter. Of-fsct person, with
strong compound Of common sense, Of
quick perception and of uncommon re-
search. With dignity and ease he blends
the most respectful attention to the sim
Plest wants of the humblest broken down
specimen OF southern chivalry. All are
received with true republican dignity,
their complaints listened to or their ques
tone answered with as much promptnes.
and interest us If they were persons o
rank, and the fimsy nature of their visit
matters of business
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who 10 10 Blamel
CAMP era W. VA. ISFAxrRY,
WHEELING ISLAND, W. VA,
Jnna 7th ISsS
Editors Ln'elligencsr:

Editors Ln'elsgenesr:
Knowing your good feeling for all so,-
dters. aud especially for the soldiers n,
Wess Virginia, and believing that Won
would not see any of them imposed mon
without comment and exposition, we bavs
concluded to make one complaint anS
ask for one item of information. boninS
your columns will bs open to cur interest
Our regiment arrived here on the 2I,b
OF May where We'Were ordered to render.
Tens preparatory to muster out of service
Mnhe the regiment Was rends5Vousip9 AT
Grafton, the men were told, by, those Vim
shosLd knew something about such matters
mat they would only De detained at WbesI.
log two or three days, aud on this info.-
nation, many OF the men sen, homo ali -
their clothing except the suit thew wors
not even dreaming that they would he a.
tatned weeks iusJoa6o Of days.
The men justly complain of being ken.
DOT in the broiliug hot sun day after dsy
under cabbage leaves" (sheltes tents 1
when, to all GRptarnees, they could
pc mustered out any day, il the
proper energy was exercised by those
who have the control of such matters. Tbe
men feel that they have performed he work
assigned them by the government, and per-
formed Il WE'LL and nov that they are 10 be
mustered out of service, they greatly de.
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sIngular oeeurEenee a. won polnt

Singular Occurrence at West Point
The following singular occurrence is
detailed in letter from West Point, Of
recent date aud is doubtless correct:
Quite q remarkable circumstance. or
rather should say phenomenon, happened
here the other dRy-something have frd-
quently read Of, but never Witnessed be-
fore. It occurred last Wednesday while
the corPs were at battalion drill. The
weather looked very much like a thunder
shower; still not drop of rain fell on the
Point. We had just CONFERENCE.-THE 10
column, and the battalion was at a support
arms-which you know ia with the gun
resting by the hammer on the left arm,
the muLLle pointing come distance above
the body. l happened to be looking up at
the time and saw a large dense black cloud
lowering overhead, when suddenly there
was very vivid flash and loud report at
the same time. the report resembling that
OF shell exploding, having none of that
rumbIing peculiar to distant thunder
My fret Impression was, as knew thew
were firing across the river, that one OF
the guns had burst and the shell had taken
a crooked path, as it often does under such
circumstances, and had burst overhead
| inVolantarily ducked my head for falling
pieces. This all passed through nv mind
on the instant, as you know how
quickly one thinks under such
circumstances. OF course, when
| saw the guns flying out of the mems
hands, and te!t numbuess in my arms, !
knew what was up, or rather what had
come down. Quite a number of men were
stunned so that they went Keeling around
Tor some minutes, aud one man "a yea Ring
was knocked esnseless. thought at firsI
he was ''goner," but they took him oul
on the plain, poured water on him, rubbed
him, &c, aod he Came 70 in about fifteen
minutes, when they took him to the hospi,
tai. Next day he was all right, except a
little weak. Col. Black was alse s,rnck
knocking his horse down on his knees. and
frightening the "auimiIe" somewhat.
suppose the reason the cloud discharged
itself was that 1t was quite low down and
was strongly attracted by the CONDUCTING
snFtaoe OF abont two hundred bright gun
barrels, all pointing vertically upward
Had II been only a small body of men. saw
guard mounting, for instance, l suppose il
would have been much more deslruct.ve.-
As II was, 1t seems to have diffused itself
over the whole corps. as almost every one
in the battalion felt it more or less. and in
every company dozen or more guns were
Knocked out of The hands of the oWuers,--
On the whole, think it was pretty good
little electrical experiment, though ]
shouldn't care about trying it over again.
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FRE9H BEEE

that may Be required foE use Of the troops Of the
United EtEtsI, serving IN the Department Of West
Virginia. and implied froa the folloStng Places
viz: OlaTkSb1Tg (oF 9nttopl and Harper's Ferry,
Wet We, and Cumberland, HarJland, and ChArlst
Pof IsIEiI mouths, or geh Len time a. the Com.
EniEsary General may direct and s1biAcE 70 his ap-
ProEAl, eOmmencing on the IIitI nrsT day Of July,
lss5. and ending on the is1hl thirty -hrSt day Of
and for Is months Gnd I6l Iix days eemasneInE on
the [24th tVeIty-0uIta day Of Jnne, 1888 aud end
ing toe i3lEtI thtEtyazt day Of DECEMBER, 1855,
SAD Beefto be Of StesEs, [nct Bua stsEs, Hsifera
or COTBl four years old and over, 70 weigh each
At least 500 I've huadEedl pounds.
ihanks, and kidney fallOW excluded in equal pro-
portions of FIRE md hind 0HAEterS and 70 b in such
quantities. us9aly thrss tims: per week. q! may be
The CoutTGcton viii be required TO keep an agent,
With mhscieHt supply d Beef Cattle, constantly
within supplying diStanee Of ths LTOops.
bond in the penalty Of $4,000 twenty thousand
dollarI) will be required, with two good gUreties
whose individual responsibilities for the above sum
Be GhoE by the ociAl eertinoate Of the Clerk
Of the nearest Court Of Record the United States
District Attorney.
Proposals from fra must specify the names and
residences Of all persons composing IL and each pro-
poaI must be accompanied by the oath Of allegiance
Of the party OF parties; also by certificate Of the
responsibility above referred 70; also by written
guArrantee EiEned By the party or parties making
the bid; the whole making four separate papers, for
which forms viii be furnished On application By mail
Telegraph or IN perS0ns All OF which should BE-
TslOPed, sealed and endorsed "Proposals for Fresh
BeeE" and directed to the undsrEEned at Gambler
land, Nd.
Payment to be made in Treasury Notes or such
other Government FUNDS Is may be on hands, II
none on hands, 70 be made soon a. received.
The bid, oath Of allegiance, certificate Of respon-
8tbiltty and guarantee, must be In duplicate,
The Government reserves 70 itself the right to
reject any or all bids deemed unreasonable.
WA. HOsACK,
Captain and G. g..
jes-10t Chief o. & Dept Of West Va.
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Post once Analr.t1n w,,.V,r.,n,,

Post once Anairs1n West Virginia,
Office at Kerneysvilte, Jefferson county,
is re-es'a6lished; William G. Butler, post.
Deer Greek, Wood county, is also re.
sstA0lishedi John W. Aussetter, postmas-
Al CORVALLIS, Richie county, Christian
Miss McCsbe, declines.
At Peterborough, Richie county, Alex
ander Lowther, Jr. is appointed postmas.
ter, vice Miss Williamson, deceased.
At Nestorvilie, Barbour county, Miss
KITTY daller is appointed postmaster, vice
Andrew NesIor, deceased.
= AZ North Bend Mills. Taylor county, VIM,
Bond ts sPPointed postmaster. byiceA Al
pheus Conway, resigned. lax
AT Suliwill, Wood county. Columbus B
Manu- is sEpoiuted postmaster, vice RIiiah
WhiIlack, resigned. F- =. =
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S'n. Davir' ironing, and why It was

, Sn" DaVlG' Ironing and Why fC VI n
Done.
Why AID hou JEFF. Davis Was u1Enacled,
or wherher he Was nsnae!sd At All, has
been developed IN some uncertainty. Il il.
tue TIA; ironz were placed on his fees, but
they were subsequently IenoTe1-when
they had answered their purpose.
No, only vas be imperieus and naughty,
As usual, BAT be became absolutely OBJ
stroperous, insulting the gua,d, Sbuzing
the o6cers AID their Government, throwing
bis food At bis attendant, sud tearing 8
secession passion all TO tstters geuerally-
sometimes threatening others, sometimes
meio-dramstieslIy eourtiDg a baJonst
panciuTe of his oBn breast
Aa necessity, (sud possibly IS a pun
lsameat ana wasning,) orders we're given
10 place mLnscles or his feet
The Captain in charge, attended by q
slaezsmlta and msrselss. approached. say
iog: ''Ar. Davis. lave = very unpleasant.
duty to perform p "My God IN exclaimed
JEFF you don't intend 70 put those things
on me-" Such were the orderE; the Cap
tain could only obey. JEFF. reconstructed.
They should never be put or. The Cap
tain must 60 TO Gen Hzlleck sud have the
order countsrnauded. The Capiaiu re-
Piled "out, Mr.. Davis, the order came from
General HaIIeck"
DAVIS Insisted that the order must be
countermanded. Tie Captain said "You
are military man, NJ. Davis, aud know
taat my only course is-to obey orders -
Jeh. then vent Oh il q mare towering pas
zion tnan before, and declared he would
peTer be ironed alive. After becoming Z
lilI!e cool, and mechanically placing one
foot on stool, the Captain told the black.
smith to proceed.
Leaoiag forward 10 take TO bis agms rhC
heels Of bis rebel majesty, JEFF seized him,
Hnd with q vigorous push iuubIed hin
backwards on the floor, while the black.
smith, justly indignant, hurled bis hammer
at "ihe President" but missed him. DAvil
then attempted 10 EeiZe gun, and asked
70 be bsyonsted. The guards presented
osyonets and the captain feared be nigh
rush upon them, and SO ordered the guard
to fall back.
The Captain then called in four stout
men, and ordered them to lay JEFF on hi!
bunk which they did, the prisoner resist.
ing with almost PreternaturGl strength, and
wri'hing in their grasp while the black.
smith hammered on the riVet with q will
When placed in his chain again JEFF. looked
in utter despair upon his nsnRcled Limbs
and burst into tears.
This medicine had the desired effect, and
the great rebel became comparatively do.
cile, far less defiant, but more depressed
and the irons have since been removed.
1t was feared be would starve aimself tc
death, refusing persistently to eat soldiers
rations, (which C. c. Clay muuches with
out murmur,l and his physician prescrib.
ed more agreeable diet, which "the Presi,
dent" ate With great aVidity-sud still en-.
Joys this extra fare.
o. being asked what he thought of the
neglect Of his Generals TO make any pro.
vision for his safety, or for amnesty with
the rest of the army, be said he was a priso.
ner, and it didn't become him to speak oil
it, but that any man Of sense could imagine
tOAGt he MougAs.-W Warrington Republican
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-08

TgE Washington correspondent Of the
New York Commercial AdesTtasr states
KAT she'e Is 40 difference in the Cabiue,
90 the usgEo suffrage question. Secretary
s:sptoD valves bis prsvious wishes and
=assains the Presidents policy. The radi-
calls threaten that they will operate upon
Congress and defea, the President by hd-
mittiDg 20 member from southern State
where the negroes are rot allowed 10 vote.
All such threats are absurd. Congress
will not dare to take so utterly uuauthor-
lied and revolutionary q course, even If SO
dispoted, as it will not be. The Presi-
oelI's policy will stand, and the negroes
viii reiLber be re enslAved nor the national
debt rePudiAted, as the mad wags of the
anti slavery society threaten.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-08

Wi User. TO day Communication nom
msuosEs Of the 6:h Wsz. Virginia Infantry,
st present erezmPsd or the Island, con-
planning oftbsir detsniion. We know not
Who Is 10 blame IN the matter, or whether
soy ore, bat ifsDytbing car be done 70 has
ten The 10 psterout aDd Payoento of these men
j, should be done 81 once. We have received
one OF two Communications besides the
present one, but declined their publication
OF the reason that they come 70 as out of The
uull way and contained some reflections
on different parties that We did not Ike
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-08

THE scheme for popular subscription
to raise $lOs. 600 for Mrs. Lincoln has
beea abandoned, It has been ascer,siusd
that the late Pre- idsut left an ample for.
tuue-Sery much larger than was a, FRS,
supposed. POpp lar respect for Mr.. Lin.
c0ln vii! be e1htbitei in subscriptions to
the monuments to be crested to his mem
Oryi or sriil better, to the erection OF homes
for disabled soldiers in his name.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-08

sEoEETAEY srASToS, at last accounts,
had LOT left the .Cabiae., and the probable
iaes row are tbs. ne will Tot do SO st
ptssert. TIE s;ory Of difficulty with the
Prssi9es, is also denied, By authority CT
lbe Psesiden, himself
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-08

THR negroes OF Louisville. KY, are pre-
pairing to have an imposing celebration on
the Fourth of July. Frederick Douglass
will address them.
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Tbursda7 Morning, June 8

Tzz asw constitution of Missouri, &C
cof6iag 20 orr dispatches, Is il DANGER
81. Losia city aud comfy gives 5000
against it.
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ooMMIssloNRR.s oPr1oE.
GALE SKIN0

pERGER 4 HOFFMAN have Just recs;vsa 4.
~ large lot of French Cali sAins, being irst
Gn"ise, aud Ihe nEst that has been offered IN Ihs
4At kss IoE some IAe. juoINS
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Rheeling Female COLLEGE.

THERE will be meeting Of the subscribers to
i the stock Of the Wheeling Female College, At
the rocms of the Young Mems Christian AsSoeiA.
ton, on Thursday evening June sth, 1856, at X
0eloek, TOR the purPose Of e!eeting directors aud
trHnSaeting such other business as may properly
come before said meeting. mylaEies
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New Store, New Store.
MUSIC AN8 VARIETY.
No. 1O3 Nam street, abous Aronros, near
STEMS Clothing HOu.s.
E. A. WEBER.

T1EAcHRR OF MUSIC AND ORGANISE, extsn.
i tiVely known in this eitV md vicinity, ben
leave TO anpounce that To-M0RR JW,TUE DAY.
The 9th INSTANT, he viii open b nov Music
and Variety Store; where he VIII keep on hand an
as'oTtmsnt Of Pianos. (amOnR thea SIeiuEay's and
haIlston's OF New York; MelodeOns, Sheet Mnse
publications, VfoIinS, Guitars, Flutes, Aeeordeons
and BaUtos, Of the best EoTsisn and American
make, German and Italian sIrinEA Also St0Iion.
cry, photographic Goods and HOtJOas
he viii proapLly attend to any orders for Ausie
left at the store. u sG'7 =. -. - - $50
he will. a. heretofore, give instructions on the
Piano. Melodeon. organ and In thorough BbGs,
either At Scholarb houses at his Music Room n03
Main street, where fne Piano e kept for prac
chOirs, Glee Clubs and Vocal Glasses attended to.
"a ATP5angsmsnts are also beng made fSr renting
;KeeePtng only the best Of goods on hand, having
Sdopted the motto Of quick sales and small profts
being always up to the dmes-hs respectfully be.
speaks the patronage ofthe public.
- h A. WEBER.
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NEW ADYERTISEM'NTS
HANTRD. N,LIRR HOUSE
Beef!!

oRHICE CHIEF O. 8. rEP'T WEST VA
CUmnLAEo Nd Jzns 8, 1855
CEALED PROPOSALS YIN be reserved from irst
y bsnds, eiH1sns loyal 70 he Government Of thG
United States, until Is u, ICEsDAY, June 2oth
1855, for fuTniihinE Allfhe
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EichoIal Crawley
In Circuit Court. ONO

N'oholeH CFaWlsy In Circuit Court, Ohio
Reuben P. Hedges, ct. AL In Chancery.
PY VIRTUE Of n decree in this causs made nm
u the 10Th day Of January, A. D ls65, this Ssu,s
this Court 70 -tSin and report tLe real e.tts
which said defendant, Reuben Z. Hedges is pore.
Aed OF and entitled to, and the different liens The
are upon the came by deed, Judgment or Otherwise
and tue order and priority OF The same, with any
other matters pertnsGE to the in his Opinlor
AUD a. he may be requested or he himself may lhink
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, \
N.,,..,-,,W HELLlNs, June 18th, Uses.
Notice IL hereby giVeH that I have hxed Un Siop.
Day, the lO'h day OF July mex the time, and my
Ia" once IN tae city OF wheeling a. the place
Nhun and where shall proceed TO lnqairs into and
report on the several matters IN said dCoree r.
ieired to GIBSON L. ORahMsK.
AZ OOtl MISSIONER.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-08
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