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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-08
United States of America,
district OF West Virginia, IS:

frederick Kemplc. 1t ais. .....,,.,o,,.
.sl l Us. Attachment.
steamboat Leslie Combs."J
WHEREAS, A LIBEL HAS BEEN
w filed in the District Court OF the Uni
ted States for the District OF West Virginia,
on the 18th day OF September, 1853, by Fred-
erick Kempie, George .Laing, Jeremiah
Cochran and theodore LsBaron, against the
steamboat "a Leslie Combs" her engines,
tackle, outfit, apparel and furniture: Now,
therefore, In pursuance of the monition un,
der the seal OF the said Court to me directed
and de livered, 1 do hereby give public notice
TO all persons claiming the said steamer, her
engines, tackle. outfit, apparel and furnl-
ture, or in any manner interested therein,
tUat they be and appear before the said Dis
trtct Court, to be held at the city OF wheel
ing, in and for the District OF West Nlr:
ginia, on the Zsth day of octber, 1853. at
II O'Clock, in the forenoon OF that day, (pro-
Vided the same shall be q day OF Jurlsdlc-
ton, otherwise on the next day of Jurlsdlc-
ton thereafter then and there TO interpose
their claims, and 10 make their allegations
on that behalf
u. 8. Marshal, District ". Va.
By W. H. IRWIN, Deputy
Peck & Hubbard, ProctoTS for LtoeL!GntS.
octS-l4td
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: No notice Will be taken OF communl.
ms not accompanied by a re- ponsible
e. The name will be considered conn
ial, but must in all cases accompany let
" a guarantee OF good faith.
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ING INTELLIGENCER.

It u II Nj =
.RIABLY IN ADVANCE.
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RRrAoEs AND FUNERAL NOTICES, 20
when under six lines
lpIe announcements OF Deaths, grlEtls
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ELEVENTH QUARTERLY REPORT OF
II the condition of the National Savings
Bank in Wheeling, in the State of West Va,
on tho morning of the First Monday OF Octo-
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RI.wEEKLY EDITION.

KID EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY
AND SATURDAY.
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NOTHING EQUAL TO IT
IN THE MARKET.

1t contains no harmful ingredients, and is
warranted TO make light and healthy Bread
in all cases where good -four is used.
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QUARTERLY REPORT OF THE FIRST
W National Bank OF Bridgeport, Ohio.
showing its condition on the morning OF the
first Monday OF october, 1858.
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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1868-10-16
MARRIAGE GUIDE.

DEING A PRIVATE INSTRUCTOR FOR
ID married persons or those about to be mar
ried. both male and female, in everything con-
corning the physiology and relations of our
sexual system, and the production and preven-
tion of offspring, including all the new discov-
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life. DR.. Young can be consulted on any OF
the diseases described in his publications. at
his office, No. 41G Spruce street, above Fourth,
Philadelphia.
June 90, 1S6S-1y-30
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lIucllrrent Money.

The following is list of uncurrent Bank
Notes. corrected weekly from the NdshuHe
Union and American:
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lsLOVVS.

TUST RECEIVED SEVERAL SAMPLES
81 of Steel and Cast Plows-Price from $1,000
to 500. 00-and for sale by
Sept. II, till J. NJ. HENDERSON & co.
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BAGS AND SACKS,
DRIED FRUIT WANTED.

WIN. G.. HORTON g. CO., ATHENS, PRO-
w pose to pay the highest price, in Cash or
barter for good Dried Fruit.
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-
TENNESSEE.
Bank OF Tehnesse, olu
issue. ,.:...,;...., Is
PLANTERS, Bank par
Union Bank -. par
Union Bank Certs par
BK OIL Cnattahooga 70
Bank OF Commerce,par
Bank OF khoNviiie, % o.,
sank OF MemPnis, 30 %
- h OF Miduie rem, 10
sank OF farlS -. par
Bahk Oh u, tne on MOI, pa III
Is X OF w esq Iehh ou
Bucks bailk par
wy bank ',,'.,,''oo % l
Coihmercial Bank 20
Merchants , bahk par
Northern BANK par +
Ocoee baik ,...::,i,. u u
Bank Oh oneipy'i'ie ~ v
southern pahk'''..lo
irauers baiik -, par
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Times Of Holding Courts.

Below will be found correct list of the
time of holding the different Courts in East
Tennessee. We shall keep this list standing
in our columns:
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CASH FOR BARK.

WYE WISH TO PURCHASE, WITHIN
w the next two months, One Hundred
Cords of good Chestnut and Black Oak Bark
for which we will pay the highest market
price in cash.
SEHORN & MCKELDIN.
Feb. 81, 1S6S-tf-12
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"Now 4 Lay We Down to Sleep

'Now 4 Lay We Down to Sleep
Snow lay me down to Sleep"
And the blue eyes dark and deep,
Let their snowy curtains down,
Edged with fringes golden brown.
"All day long, the angels fair,
Pve been watching over there;
Heav'n's not far, tits just in sight,
Now they're calling me, goodnight;
Kiss me, mother, do not weep,
Now 1 lay me down to sleep.
CHORUS.
Over there, just over there,
1 shall say my morning prayer;
Kiss me, mother, do not weep,
Snow I lay me down to Sleep"
tangled ringlets, all smooth now,
Looped back from the waxcn brow;
Little hands so dimpled, white.
Claspcd together, cold tonight,
Where the messy daisicd sod,
Brought sweet messages from God,
Two pale lips with kisses press'd,
There we left her to her rest,
And the dews of evening weep,
Where we laid her down to Sleep"
CHORUS.
"Over there, just over there,
List the angels morning prayer;
Lispings low thro' fancy creep
Now L lay me down to Sleep"
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
Peoples Bank 80
Planters and Me-
chanics' Bank. Is
State Bank ........ 03
Southwestern II. r. 30
Union Bank 80
ALABAMA.
Bank of Mobile. 30
B'k of Montgomery 30
Bank of Selma %
Central Bank OF
Commercial Bank o.
Eastern Bank ... so
Northern Bank. 30
Southern Bank =. 80
GEORGIA.
Central II. X. Bank 90
Georgia Railroad II
Banking Comply 05
Blk of Mid. Georgia 80
Marine Bank 49,. 80
Bank Of Augusta 20
Augusta Insurance OF
Bank of Columbus O6
Bank of Commerce 05
Bank of the Empire
State. .......... 10
Bank of Athens. so
Bank OF Fulton. E. As
Bank of Savannah, so
Bank of the State of
Georgia. ........ 30
City Blk Augusta 81
Farmers and Me-
chanics' Bank .OS
Mechanics Bank OF
Merchants e. Plan
ters' Bank .... .O5
Planters Bank Is
Union Bank ..... .0i
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SEVERAL LOTS OF LAND
F OR 5 AL (!

TN CONSIDERATION OF MY PECULIAR
/ ly helpless condition, brought upon me by
Chronic Rheumatism, and some unfortunate
incidents connected with the late war, and to
avoid future Bankruptcy by the accumulation
OF interest on my Indebtedness, or involve
ments, am compelled, rs in economist, to
make sale of the
Following Tracts Of Land,
to wit:-About six acres lying adjoining j. d.
Williams Store-house; about 55 acres just be-
low Cantrell's Roads, 53h acres where DR..
a. r. Wilson now lives; my fathers old place,
adjoining the lands Of Robert Smith, and my
father-in- laws former farm; containing 2i1
acres. The lands all lie in the 18th and 14th
civil Districts, McMinn county, Tennessee.
TERMS:
will be governed by the circumstances at.
tending every case, but will be us accommoda.
ting as possible. / will sell from a rod to the
last acre, in whole or in part, according to the
aggravation Of the case.
j. G. CARLOCK.
References had to j. B. Hoyl, Cleveland, and
W. ii. Briant Athens, who are nv agents.
McMinn County, Tenn, Jan. 10, ls6S-tf-0
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BOLIVAR Female ACADEMY,
NIADISONVIILE, TENNESSEE.

TTNHE EXERCISES OF THIS 1NST1TU-
i tion will be resumed on the 3lst day Of
August under the charge of Prof. az. III.
Ramsay. Tuition $1,000, Sl2.50 and $1,000
per session Of 90 weeks-according to the grade
of advancement.
Communications addressed to the Principal
President or Secretary of the Board of Trus-
tees, will receive prompt attention.
JOSEPH UPTON, NJ. D., Prcs't
WILLIAM DIXON. Scc'y.
TJNHE MALE INSTITUTION IN THE
i Eastern portion of the town will be re-
sumed on the First Monday in September. I'M
der the direction of Prof ID. e. Graz
ham. Prices of Tuition the same as in the
Female Academy.
July "a, 1S6S-ly-34
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supreme Court, KNOXVILLE, % Monday Sep
tcmber. Federal Court, Knoxville, I'd Mon
day in January and July.
The New York herald., 1868-05-06
RECONSTRUCTION MA NEW SHAPE.

Major General Meade has issued the following cir
cular from mis- headquarters In Atlanta, Ga. 1t has
been transmitted TO various parties:-
HEADQUARTERS THIRD MILITARY DIsrRIcT(
ATLANTA, Ca. April ~, 1668
DEAR SIR-The congregation Of the Protestant Epis
military operations around fhe place, in possession
Of suitable building for worship, furnished with
what was necessary and appropriate. On the capture
q Ss c sIS az
was deemed necessary and proper to burn. This act
not designed and deplorcd BY those who were instru
mental IN causing Il has compelled the occupation Of
urnshed a. Is greatly 70 Be desired Beng wo9 81.
shipper In this church, my attention has been called
70 these facts and 70 the additional one that the
y sSs war render out Of ne question Tor the menu
bes Of the congregation without assistance TO re-
pair the misfortunes Of the war. Believing that my
HcsSn Mi sdd weight e The aPpsaI now made n 70
who are BY law placed under ny command that
Ssm any isslinss Eus sSoss Of Sndncss and broshss
@ s' " <: Ss S:os =. as % RS q %
tonslly Oocssionsd, 1 venture 70 make this
sppeal 70 Jon to ald me in raising
y S proper % V oae asd noSss
Ing II In becoming manner. make this appeal not
Dnly on the ground Of Christian charity and Or the
ground Of the bene1cisi eect which my success will
produce and the moral support slali derive there
lfom in the discharge Of the delicate and respon-
noe ausies ueveivng on me In my present position
CONTRIBUTIONS OF any amount however small win be
most thankfully and gratefully received and can be
handed TO the friend who VIII deliver this comrn;r
cation. Feeling mysppeal win not be made in vain
due time be fully and amply rewarded remain.
with great respect. yours very truly
GEO, 9. MEADE, MAJOR General L. s. 4. .
The New York herald., 1868-05-06

with the same anAir. Don Joaquin del Monte, an
nved. He cQmes % see whQt the American Consul
can DO WITH he Cuban eovtEnment 70 gst payment
ior the paper money he holds. which the spaniards
A duel vas fought on Monday between Q student at
the university and captain Of Infantry at the village
killed the student was Q random one. =! .,g m.
the inmates q the public prison. thirtysix in nnr-
get away from confinement. Among the rineleaders
was J. GonzaleS Cavanzon, one connected with the
'trunk MURDER who, with the otherA was sentenced
were mortaily wounded. The attempt was mus
fse Bx the explosion Of an engine Of the yn,apuey.
Railway fourteen persons were killed or wounded.
The New York herald., 1868-05-06
CUBA.
Murderous Assauls on the American Consul
Dominican Financial Commission-Duel.

Murderous Assaults on the American Consul
Deminicas Financial Commission-Duei.
81 tls tet HAVANA, April 20, isss
Last evening most unjustinsbs assault and bat
terry was committed on Mr.. De La Relnobie. the
portals Of the Consulate, By man named Carlos
Garcia the sxshippins master, who was discarded
BY Secretary Seward for alleged frauds committe a
by him on the United States government II appears
that the attack was premedtated for some time past
and advantage seems TO have been taken Of General
Lersundi's absence from Havana under the supposi-
ton that the assault n made while othsrs than the
Captain General was governing here, would be
winked at Garcia, however, was Immediately ar
rested, and being government ofnclal win
be vigorously dealt with. Although Mr.
Seward had instructed the Consul not TO
recognize Garcia a. the shipping Il master
any longer the Spanish authorities had mot
Jet displaced him. The Consul was attacked With .
sort OF bludseon which could serve no other pur.
pose than that Of attacking person, and Mr. Rein
trfs wss taken By surprise - he was leaving his
once nom up stairs. Garcia had been Qeen lettering
about the premises for many hours until the moment
arrived for this unprovoked attack Two men, who
appear TO be friends Of Garcia, nterfered and sepa-
rated the combatants when the Consul was wardinr
on the blows He received two contusions on the
head and was not allowed, even In selfdefence, to
protect himself The case is before the Marine Court
until Lersundi returns, who since the news of Mar
vaez'e death, ls Fastening back TO Havana. The
Consul demands the satisfacton due and has today
nn me Paaro de ccan e from ~
has arrivedMr. Fabens, said To be on mission frou
the DOninicai. government 10 Washington; aso Mr.
,essurun, the wealthy Curacao BANKER connected
The New York herald., 1868-05-06

salrave in . Dilemna-Greas nasese-AneFs.
can Fullbuseorv euspccted.
2 nci ni vrri KudsroE, April 10 1868.
= We have had two arrivals from this unfortunate
country-one nom Cape Hsyt the other nom Port an
Prince; but neither brings anything calculated 70
cheer Or inspire conhdencS Everything b unsettled
and every DAY nnds tnss better than they were the
day befores ealnave and his army are In dilemma,
and the Cacps feeling him within easy grasp and free
nom the possibility Of escape are extending the bor
ders Of the ipsurrecton and are now encompassing
the country a. faf - Gonaive. The Cacos are proving
themselves more than match for Salnave and his
army together. for they have completely surrounded
him at Onaminthe, about two hundred miles from
Cape HattL and have occupied the intervening
country with powerful and strongly armed gangs to
intercept any retreat that might be attempted by
the Presidents forces An attempt was made by
General Chevanier, with an army Of 1000 from Cape
Hayu, 70 cut his way through the Cacos to relieve
Sanave but they were cut to pieses by the nsurrec-
tonists on the way, and only 600 returned when
put to hight; the General himself had very narrow
Considerable anxiety Is now manifested by De
Lorme the Governor Of Port an Prince, In conse-
qusnce OIL becoming clear that the Cacos being
directed by superior minds and able generaship.
Suspicion hove upon an idea that there areAmerican
hnbustets at the bottom Of IL; but that idea Is
altogether problematical and arrived at without
single circumstance or fact to rest It upon. No
Americans are known TO be In the vicinity Of the
Cacos, unless they upon the Dominican territory
" s SscS s sS SsSs ns
They opssEve perfect silence upon their policy and
both none. can dispute. they show no object but
Q thorough and determined mind to overthrow Sal
nave's government. 6alnave iannable to resist the
Wiz saos s ana
opinion q 6sts.s e%slSes e arms, because thsy
ana @ sS sy w1ad q s.nd@s
sy the q things
the watchful silence Of the Cacos nsurrectionsts %
The insurrection marches forward. the Cacos gain
exhibited towards ihe government, and they
respect resp pr private property and persons on
the government falls helpless and very likely
bloodess victim, and then ~ win be that the policy
Of the CacoA win be discovered by their nominating
power Of others to dispute. Who their choice may
fall on no one can guess. Some think Gefrard; but
the ospto De Eor%e exhibits great mental un
president but dare not disclose It permit It to be
Aontter purporting to be nom salnave stating that
ne is advancing still further into the INTERIOR and
postpones his return until the time arrives for his
opening the Legislature in June.
The American Minister is momently looked for at
Port au Prince; but this new policy Of Mr.. Seward
among the British ana French residents who seem
TO see more in the than others are disposed to
The government Of the United States are about to
get the Bay OF Samana on their own terms and win
not therefore, take over the island OF st. Thomas
they Intended or as the Danish residents there had
Gold was "a Haytien to the Spanish dollar.
The New York herald., 1868-05-06
Political Miscellany.


At meeting Of the Mississippi radical State Execu
tive Committee, held IN vicksburg, the following
delegates to the chicago Convention were elected for
the State at arge;-A O. Fisk, James Lynch, JeYer.
son L. woford, Thomas I. White.
The following are the delegates to the Chicago Con-
vention nom California :-dSherai p. Z. Conner,
Colonel Coey, Major Jack stratman, James h. Green
W. 3. kovett, W. Il. Sears, O. B. Highly, T. N. Dayes
Thomas Spence, 8. J. 8. Rayes They are instructed
to vote for o. s. Grant for President at liberty on
the question Of Vice President
John Minor Bolts says he prefers to 60 to the
United States Senate from Virginia than to be the
radical candidate for Governor.
Calculating upon Mr.. Colfax being the radical can.
didate for Vice President, the Lewiston Falls de.)
Journal suggests that Mr.. Blaine Of Maine would
be suitable successor to Mr.. Cofax In the Speakers
chair OF the House. 'i
The Minneapolis Odinn) tribune thinks that ex-
Vice President amlin, Of Maine Is actually stronger
in the West for the Chicago nomination for his old
once than any other proposed candidate, excepting
Mr.. C0lfax.
The New Haven Register says that when Tnad Ste
vens was asked what he thought OF Mr. Evarts argu-
ment he promptly replied ~ think as did in Feb
ruary, that nearly all the articles are worthessn
legal gentleman Of New Haven county IA republican,
says "he evidence against President Johnson Is not
enough to justify sending vicious boy to the reform
school," But the court is "organized to convict.n