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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-24
F.nanIs spIes.


GIN MANSTIEID's otiee At Washington
continues to be visited daily by ladies', To
procure passes permitting them to cross
the river into Virginia. The important
part played by female seeessionists, in con-
veyiug intelligence to the rebels, has result
ted 10 the utmost caution being exercised
in granting passes to ladies, aud none,
except those who bring uudoubtsd proofs
of their loyalty, are favored. The NaaOH-
al Republican says that young woman,
elegantly attired, applied recently for a
pass, representing herself to be sister of
Major In one of the regiments near Alex
andria. On being questioned, she stated
that she stopped at Wizards Hotel; but
when asked the number Of her room. was
quite disconCsrtsd, and 10 a moment she
abruptly left. An inquiry ut the hotel
confirmed tho suspicion that no such lady
was al inmate of the house. Correspon-
dence intercepted by Government agents,
ofLsu dlSeloSes the names of women ln
waShlngtou-Soms OF them young In years
who sympathiSe with the rebels, aud it
not uufrequently happens that, not know
ing tue fate Of their lettere, the fair rebels
apply for passes, and they are confronted
At once by the proofs OF their disloyalty.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-24
Aaverti.Inr I'm Duh Times.

It Is useless, says contemporary, to die
tate to business men about advertisiug.-
We have seen one-horse traders aud bird
rate merchants who were dogmasic in
their assertion that i.adyertisiug don't pay
But when we look at the fact that they
lauguiIh in poverty, while Henry @. spal.
ding pays Ssl 900 TO on newspaper In one
year, and grows rich at it, We can scarcely
credit their assertion.
There are those among the Shrewdest
and most successful, who advertise with
renewed zeal when others get scared and
quilt. We have just become acquainted
with case In point Business is very
dull 10 Philadelphia, manufacturing estab-
lishments not making expenses, some
Wholesale dealers have gone into liqulda-
tion, and others are selling at retail
but 10 some of the old retail store.
the crowd OF buyers Is Tremendous, three
or four deep at the counters. A CORES.
pondent Of New York paper says Of this
fact: ~ note a curious coincidence touch
log this lnatter-those who advertise .he
most are selling tAensss good, tndtised
the same coincidence in 1857. fremembsr
various usu who in that crisis saved them
sslyss from falling by extensive ,sdyertis-
Ing. That erpsdtene brought them cash
customers enough to put them out of debt.
People make the grand mistake OF assdtn-
ing in times like these that nobody has any
money. No mistake could be greater
Money can be had for almost anything a
man has to sell. by eztehsiveI! advertising
IT,"
To make the application. The Latslli-
gsnesr has now circulation more than
double It's circulation in ordinary times.
It's advertisements are all conspicuous.
We believe no,O is the timsto advertise.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-24
: Adjt. l94th Regiment V. 5

jobs BRIeHr, at recent speech in Roch-
dale, England, alluded to the war in this
country, aud among other things said 1
say that the war, be 1t successful or not, be
it Christian or not, be it wise or not--is a
war to sustain the Government and to sus-
tain tue authority of great nation and
that the people Of England, if they are true
to their own sympathies, to their own great
act of 1854, TO which reference bias al
ready been madeJ will have no sympathy
for those WHO wish to build up grea. en-
pire on the perpetual bondage of millions
d. their fellow .meu." loud cheers.l
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-24
washIngton college, Pa.

We have received nicely got up cats-
logu,, executed by our friends Of the Re-
porter Office, of Washington College, Pa,
for the collegiate year of lssO-sl. One
hundred and seventy students are report
ed as in attendance: divided into seniors
20, Juniors 81, sophomOres SO, freshmen
10, and preparatory students SO.
We notice in the senior class, from this
State, the names of Samuel Evans, Jack
son county, and Samuel Raymond, Spring
field. In the junior class, John Bassei,
clarksburg, David Brown, Elm Grove, D.
q. Greer, wheeling, and W. T. Mills
Morgantown. In the sophomore class, E
N. Atkinson, Elm Grove, I. P. R. Brown
KingwoOd, aud In the preparatory depart
ment, E. s. BedilliOn, Wheeling.
Commencement day is on Sept. 4th next
The famous N. L. Rice, D. D., delivers the
sermon before the society of Religious
Inquiry on the lst, and james yeech, Esq.,
of Virginia boundary line fame, the adj
dress to the literary societies on the Sd.
The class Of 1886 are to have a quarter
century reunion ana are to be addressed
by Thomas Il. Elliott, NJ. D., on the 4th.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-24

The Louisville ooadsr, OF the lstb. pub.
hshes the annexed in double-lsadsd type
president Davis has Issued his Procla-
nation, notifying all residents Of the
Southern Confederacy, who do not &C.
knowledge the authority Of the same, to
leave the Confederaey in forty days from
the date Of the Proclamation. 1t Is dated
the l4th Of August. &c they do not obey,
they will be treated as alien enemies"
Now, is it not the duty Of the PresldOnt
OF the Unitsd States az once 70 issue his
proclamation, and dirseteTtry Disunlouist
and sevesSionist to leave the loyal States
within the forty days; And on failure to
do so T.. treat them as alien euemiesf The
Confederate Traitors Of the South have
long enough pursued their persecution Of
loyal citizens Aud their Aiders aud abet-
tors in Western virginia and In Kentucky
aud the other loyal States should be made
to partake oflhs poisoned ehaliee that the
Confederate traitors have prepared for the
patriots aud loyal citizens who live In the
States At present under the lron.hseled
dsSPOliIm Of the oonfedetStes--G term
which 10 law mtd6s' and Is always spilled
70 wicked and evil associations.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-24
our oompllmsntI TO john Bun.

We beg leave to congratulate the capt.
tallsts of Great Britain on the splendid
success of their frat investment 10 the war
loans Of the Confederate States. Their
frat remittance, amounting 70 s4o,o 600, fell
yssterday into the hands of Uncle Sam,
who will take good care that il is put to
good use. II will good deal more than
Offset the cash value of the muskets, bag.
gage-wagons, cannon and eAnteens that
fell into the hands Of the secessionists at
Bull Run-and will thus coutribut essen
TALLY TO the most desirable result of keep.
ing accounts closely settled between the
two belligerants, as they go along. British
capitalists may console themselves with
the reflection that they have lost nothing,
for their chance Of getting their money
back now Is qaite as good as il would have
beenif it had reached It's original destiua-
ton Perhaps they might iud 1t wise here
attsE TO entrust their little remittauCss 10
some one who can keep the important fact
TO himself a little longer than Ar. Serrill
seems to have done. We trust the London
ztmsa viii repeat iis exhDrlatiuus to the
British capitalists about the danger of
making loans TO Amsficaus.-N, z. Zf,lss.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-24
secret ConspiraoIesIn Now York an d
HrOOk1Pn.

The Government will commit an error If
1t continues to ignore the movements of
Southern agents and Southern sympathiz-
ers, which are beginning to make them
selves felt in this city and its ueighbor-
hood. There is an organized effort being
made to embarrass the loyaltg of our cid-
Eens, soldiery aud the Administration, by
all kinds of pettifogging action of mis-
chievous description, aud calculated to
connivs at tresson. BY means of writs of
habsas corpus, attachments, injuuctlons,
and just such Rnnoyances as led to serious
disturbances in st. Louis and Baltimore,
individuals in New York and, Brooklyn are
making trouble here. For safety's sake
prisoners have been sent from Maryland TO
Fort Lafayette and these have been made
the nucleus tor suudry ma!coutents 10
hinge disturbing influences upon, and tho
Courts have been pressed 10 their service.
This should be put stop to summsrily
and decidedly The Administration should
take measures for proclaiming martial law
with the least possible dslay, aud every
individual who embHrrasses the efforts
that have been mad TO suppress rebellion
Whether through the press, or by conhin-
ed outside action, should meet with his
desserts. Organize our local forces, and
let martial Law rule.-N 2. Herald
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-24

ISplAS4, up 20 the Sdatlstaht+aas we
learn from the Indianapolis Jossnal--had
equipped and sent into the field thirteen
fegtmsuts Of iaiabtty and two companies
Of sSyslSys Two additional regiments Of
Infantry were then ready 70 march. and 40
suyirO rsgipeat Of cavalry will be ready in
short time. Seventeen additional rssi.
msnts Of infantry are now forming, and
will b puI into The ssrSice as speedily as
possible. This viii make thirty-Ihrss re-
gimsnts raised aud 70 be Faissd IN indiana
"a force Of about se,oee men, including
three dftillGFy s6mpSnlss DOW about ready
for active service. Thls e over 5, 900 men
for each Congressional sdIliflSI, eflGbodt
every foFtisth person ID the State Nest ,.. -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-24


FEESEStEE y playing large gsne 90
Kentucky forbsarauss. Last week Te0.
hsiSos authorities stole Kentucky steam.
boat, loaded with Kentucky tobacco, in
Erntueky waters, aud bound for Louis.
VILE, aud carried OF the boat. passengers,
and cargo 10 Tennessee.
Agalni The authorities Of the same
State robbed Adams Express WiIhln the
limiIIOf the Stats, Of $1,000 ia eoip,-
$4,000 the property Of the Baak Of Louis.
Vile, and $4,000 Of the Southern Bank az
Rasssllvills. re
Again; a company OF be, cavalry,
from FsntTsss county, came Into Kentucky
and arrested, near MontIeello, Col George
Bridges, whom The Uuion eitiiSal Of Rast
TGnnsssss bad elected 70 the National Con.
Eress, asd conveyed hin 70 Tennessee, on
Q charge Of trUap0n.
Again, We are assured that all along
The Tennessee ills, tso,a Gnn6sflaad Gap
70 Camp cheatem, the TSnnstsas troops
are eeuisg into kentucky, aud eoanitsing
The gFosssS, Suttagss on The unIOn psO-
Aua YET, Gov NaEoaa Is quiet As Q
lamb, ulisr these recent, as he has been
ankor All tho former, outrages committed
b Tennessee on Kentucky people. idH
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-24
90. c.-capt. IsAAo n. Roipfcl.

90. Cs-capt. ISAAC N. R0RDro1.
First LisutSuAnt, Thos. II. MeS0Oty.
Second Lieutenant, ~. SinglstenJ
Iat Sergeant, fhos. W. Morgan.
I'd do u. o. LAmbdln.
I'd do Geo. K. LRlurO
9Th do VIM. ". Busbey.
lst Corporal, Jonas L. BambrSar.
"a do J. Z. D. dratewoOd.
ID do Jefferson StalSy.
9Th do John P. ROosS.
Col. SarK't, Jno. q. Simpson.
L. o. Con GFihlthA
acknowledgements, Jno. D. French. PifsE, Ste
phen johnson.
PRTYATEs-JnO. q Aekermsnn, Mo Adams, David
Il. Armstrong Franklin AFnold, Jno. B. Balls EnSleE
BGrris Jas. O. Booth, Hugh Brady, 9. @. Catl9tt
Rphraim ChalfAnt, OhRs. D. Chase, Z. D.. Coates VIM
O. Delaney, Peter pstenplOs Jno. n Ditmore' Lewis
Frank John Frank. Alex Prev, Jos Fritz, Jonathan
Fox Jos. Gfrorar, l.. @. Gilbert, Henry p. Graham
Vim D. Grimm RObt. A. Guy, A. L. HRllOW0ll, j. n.
Harris, David Hartmann, L. d. Hathaway, Henry 8.
HoFnbrook, Thos. A. Howe, VIM. Johnston, Geo, ".
Jordan Jno. Kshr, Jno Long, Calvin LoWery, Berth
old MasF, Richard Medealfe, Sam1 Melville, VIM. II
Mitchell James Mccormick, Chas. D. mccoy, Jas. X
MeDifltt, Matthew MeEntSe, VIM. Otto, Jacob Rad
ell, August Rust, VIM. seAbright, John Smith, 81. O
SOidan Juo. speddeu, Jno St Myers, Jno. stsiger
N StengeF, VIM. Stetler, o. strngerI Jaa N. Taylor
L. Walter, D. 2. Watkins Jas. Whitman, Vim.
Wilson, Thos. J. Wolyington.
William DetWIler was discharged on account o.
physical disability, and u! D. Hathaway EWogu II
his stead,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-24

A spectator Of the battle Of Bull Run,
during the retreat picked up very heavy
kuapsaek which had been thrown away by
sumo exhausted soldier. When he srrived
Ia Washington he opened the kaapsack,
aud found nothing but TWO large books
aud shsat of letter paper. oue of the
books waa the Message and documents Of
c0agrera for ls6s-Isss, weighing about
twelve pounds.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-24

AEsntleuaa in Hartford is making ar
rangements, with the appreciation Of the
Governor of Connecticut, to raise an Irish
regiment In Connecticut He was present
at the battle Of Ball Run aud saw the
splendid work of the New York ssth, and
wants more like them.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-24

WE TslSK So, Too.-The Boston cor
respondent Of the Springfield Rsputtisas
says-"Tbere needs to be such q vigilaut
policy at Washington, and IN every eom-
munity in the loyal States, that the spies
and traitors will make stampede to Ma
aAssas equal to that which our army made
.tSsm that place.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-24
60. D-Cupt. MoUNTYoRD S. sFoK11T

co. Ds-Capt. MouhERokD .. ST0A1LI.
First Lieutenant, Christopher a. 0rtb.
Second do John J. MeO00k.
LIST Sergeant, Charles Lawson.
2d do William HolAbAugL
Cd do Charles Thornton.
4th do John MImOely.
LIST Corporal, John MAlntt.
ID do Nicholas Kelley.
Sd do John BateSOu.
4th do George Trimbur.
Observation-Disclosures, WoodmAn 8. SamplG PiteE,
franklin Peehner.
PEIvGTEs-Jamts AIgoe, william Atkinson, Thorn
ton Bright, Daniel BroWnlse, Isaiah Call, Terrence
Campbell, John Carbon, William Clifton, Michael
CLANCY, Caecidsntllly wounded 1t Philippi AlIlost
recoyered,l John Coombe, John Praneiseo, Thomas
Gardner Henry Garrett, Henderson George, Christie
pher, Gnam, Charles Hays, William Harrison, James
Henry, Levi Henri 5, John Hicks William Holabaugh,
George Hush, Brunton Hymens, John Kerr, Francis
KSslsr Thomas Kirkpatrick, David Lancaster, Theo-
dore Marsh, (aeeidsntAlly wounded At Philllppl,
eoVsred,) Robert MeCord, Robert MeS ;ea, Hugh Nc
SWiERin, William Aurdook, Joseph Oliver, Michael
o'Conneil, James 0Donneu, John OiNsal, David
Patterson, Isaac Peck, Peter Piper, James Porter,
James ProphateF, james Ramsey, William Richards
John v. Richards Robert Richardson, John v. Rob-
isOn, wAShingt1n Robinson, Richard Sanders, VII
liam seey Joseph seeIy, William Shuler, John Such,
William Sullivan, Charles Smith, Addison Thornton,
William Walker, David Weaver, William W0isman,
Andrew White, Jacob Wright, John Wolf william
Wood, Jacob wyman, Christopher Young.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-24
90. n-c.pI. a.oaas 9. T.lnlt..

CO. HS-GApL. dk0h9E Y. TkiAhLA.
First lieutenant, Jacob Weddls
second Lieut. enRnt, John B. Trimbls.
Orderly Sergeant, David Reese.
%, do james A. MaeaulsY.
3d do Robert Philips
18th do Porter Smith
lat Corporal, Charles Thompson
I'd, do ,Adolph Fritz. 9- sq=
I'd, do Henry Weddle. ~
4th, do James H. ABhWoFth
Observation-Disclosures. WIN. HobGn; Rifsr, fhOS.
Roberts.
PRIv1TEs.-Henry Atkinson, John Q. Blowns,
Isaac Bliss, Jason Booth jason Bell, Elijah CrlSs.
well, Lewis B. CrissWeli, William CriS5WGll, Edward
Carr, William Croft, Francis DERRICK, Emanuel Dick.
Ors0n, Michael Dunn, Robert Everett, Lewis Eek
hart, John ENERGY, Allen EmerVy, Richard Green,
Robert Higgins, Balley Hoover. Jesse HAgermau,
William HAnmonl John Hays, William Hicks, olAr-
euee Irwin, JoEsph Jones, Jacob jacobs, William
Kornt,. Albert CTaft Robert Kitsou, Andrew Leo
nard, William Lloyd, Lewis locke, Joseph Lever,
James MeHeuTy, Francis Mccormick, Daniel Morri.
son, George 3ierns, BsJan1in AaoAbe Andrew J. New
Ian, Frederick Nebermygrs, Lloyd Dram, William
Qugiey, Florence onisley, John Rice, Oscar Rick
tor, Allen Stephens Caleb Sylvia, Alfred Steele Al
hxhndsr shIilm, John ". Smith, William @. Smith,
james simpson, ThomAs u. Simpson, Henry Shahar,
Joseph ". Taylor, William H. Taylor. Harrison Tay-
lor, George untroes Charles WendsF, William White
man, James Wear, Edward Wassen, william Wal.
lace,
The men Of this company are All safe, except per.
haps one or two absent from nllsht Gieknell
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-24

TIE London Tine. says the power and
love Of work killed Lord He.bert he
gave up the enjoyments of wealth and a
brilliant home for the great game Of poll
tics, aud died Of exhaustion at the age Of
81. Ee had In his favor every social ad-
yautage-hish birth, great estate, hap
py home, handsome person.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-24

THE New Orleans journals of tue sth,
manifest considerable uueasines, as TO the
imperfect defence of that city, and the
State aud municipal as we'll as the Coca
federate" Government: are urged TO do
something about it.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-24

IT has been estimated that Tho State Of
Virginia has already lost more than ave
thousand of her slaves.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-24

TAM. Y. conlsereial does not hear De.
eidedIy Of any improvement in Western
collections, and says the sales ofth week
have bssn almost exclusively for cash.
That's the beat kind of trade.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-24
co. E.-o.D.. S4sE. Doss1lts


First Llegtsnant, samuel B. stidgor.
Second Lieutenant, John s. McD0nGld.
11t Sergeant, Jacob b HAgGr.
ID do 2. A. White,
Sd do Elmer Evans.
eth do James o. Connolly.
LIST Corporal, william p. JugStln.
% do Wlifred Emory.
ID do John Howard.
9Th do Samuel NJ Howard.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Joseph ChAddoeki PiteEi
Nicholas Haeor.
PRTAIESEHGrEison AuHm, John Birch, Thomas
2. Barry, AmAgor Rsletor, Charles oriEWsll Daniel
CrisEell, james Chambers, o. ", Chambers, Nor
man Damon. Solomon EOrdyee, John B.. Fox, VIII
ham Fox, William Gray, Samuel Gray, James Gal.
lagher, kllAs B. Harris. william P. HhTFia, James
Howard, WEsy How ard, Isaac Hobbs, Martin Helms,
RobaEt Knapp Allison o. Leonard, Samuel Lydiek,
salAthiSl Murphy, David 7. Murphy, Henry Myers
WtltiAm NGlo1s Samuel Melou, Andrew MILLER, O..
hriel Miller RlDktel Hoore, William heClsllNnd,
Thomas MeRASllna John NeGau, Thomas MarshGnl
Jesse MarIhaIl, Joseph Martin, Benjamin Merchant
jacob oslos Dallsl s. oglo james y. Pileas Benoni
PAtEins9a, AnaEsH RigFs, ss1ael Ro.3, Leyt Red.
Ezra y. Reed, Alphsns Red Cha4 a. Rollgton, John
stiekla1d, Freeman ?. Sands, GsoFEo n. sands.
ge1ss Stewart, Autho1y ". TAIhsEt, Bries Tar,
Elt1l IhQulaG, Preston n Woods, AlsIander Whip
key, JOhn w. Whlta, HI J. white, David @ White
AndESW J, WnltHEu4, Henry WulyGr4 James o.
SabdsS1 taf -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-24

TaE Southern papers ere publishing the
cuuard that President Llncoln's son ''Bob"
is clearing tweuty-four thousand dollars a
week from contract under bis fathers
Government Robert, We are pleased to
say is nice boy, aud sticks to his tasks
at Cambridge, not meddIing will ron-
tracts Just at this moment, with his
room-mats, he is taking little vacation,
and is with his mamma at Long Branch
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-24

IT is asserted that any quantity Of com
can DO bought in Iowa for cents per
bushel.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-24

0od Euard our Gag, and keep each stRT
Zach ItFipS q bright - DOW they wave,
san make Il LEAD Cur Flnkl In war,
stu Aoat above each patriots graVO,
Dsath 20 the traitor that W0uld dkfO
Totrail Il through the dust Of shane.
All honest hearts tts LOT will aharO
And fSiloW it 70 Death or FHme-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-24

We see that Walter G. Whitaker, an old
student and graduate OF Bethany College,
is urged for Governor in place of Nagofin,
whom the Kentucky Union men intend TO
depose. 1t would afford whitaker's Brooke
county friends good deal of satisfaction
to bear Of his succeeding the old traitor
Who at present holds the office.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-24
NOTICE,
CARBON OIL!
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.
MEDICAL. LECTURES. ~ Ta-

rllHE forty.fourth Annual Session of the School Of
Medicine, In the University OF Maryland, will
commence on MONDAY, oetober14, 1861, and end
March l, 1862. f.Irt iarsE
THIS FaeuIty are aware of nothing In the present
unhappy condition Of public affairs Of q nature 70
interfere with the regular and faithful performances
Of their duty as Teachers Of Medicine. They pur.
instruction useful and satsfactory to their pupils
The Baltimore In6rmary, which belongs TO the
Clinical illustrates Of the principles Of Medicine
anu su s9ss'ty CIV. M1IT1NBEReER,M.D.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-24
90. K.-ospt. 0. W. ROntssos

co. R.-cspt. @. ". ROBINSON.
First LsutSnaut, G. h. Bryson.
Second Lieutenant, Peter CrHord, CprtSonsr In the
hands OF the eDemy.)
1st Sergeant, John Barns.
I'd do VIM. Parker.
Sd do VIM. Tippitt.
4th do a. McCord.
1st Corporal, Harry Mclaughlin.
ID do D. Boyle.
Sd do h. Johnston.
4th do P. McTighe.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, John HGnssi FtfsF, Peter
Holt
PRTvA7Es.-Joseph Arker, Dan Although, Frank
BrGwley, Barry Burcker, james Beard, Patrick Cur
rem, Josephus Clsgg, Joseph CADprey. john Cooper,
John Cuddy, N. Carol, James Craford, John Chalk,
s. p CollumS, Patrick DonahuS, James Dtdenbaugh,
Pllnton Dades, James Denny, Carson Dunbar, Par
rick Dean, Michael Einton, T.. D. knder, Henry Eos.
ter, John Foster. Dan 0allther, james Gnle'py.
Thomas Holiday, ". Q. Hanes, NJ HAney, @. Horny,
James Howell, VIM. Heron, Geo. Hogan, Michael
HAriem, B. Johnston, August Johnston, John Kuhus,
Frank Leon, Wash MeCNllum, William GcCollunii
Robert Mccaw, James Mcconnell, Charles MeDavittt
Patrick Mcclure, Michael Mcclure, Vim. Maxsll,
James Mcbride, Christian Mo1ile, John O'Kefsi
Thomas Pugh, james Porten, George Ramedge, An
drew Robinson Mat Rupert, O. d. Reynolds, steven
Rolly, James Riddle, David saryer, George Smith,
Thomas Thacker, John Yenlmun, John VsEey, Petere
Waymen, Daniel West.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-24

TnR OF FArR onANeED.-The Washing
toucounty Agricultural Society have chan
ged the time of holding the Fair to Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday, the 2sd,
gath and 26th days of September next,
instead of the 18th, zsth and 27th, as al
first agreed upon. The change is made in
consequence Of the National Fast coming
on the 2eth.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-24

Eth do John CAgan.
LIST Corporal, Thomas Duke.
ID d. John Donaldson.
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