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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-25

Prisoners
Foster Swift, Surgeon.
q. s. Winston, Assistant do.
Charles De Graw, Assistant do.
NoBIR CONDUCT.
notable instance of magnanimous self sacrifice on
part of the surgical staff of Of city regiments
Cured in the battle Of the 2lst The above named 81
geons noby surrendered themselves to the enemy ra
than desert their wounded comrades the field Of bait
Such cohduc rejects the highest credit on the hero
end humanity of these officers and deserves to be
KNOWN and duly appreciated.
EIGHTH NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS.
c. l. Camput, private:
Charles Bcnyon, private.
ELEVENTH NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS (FlRs zouAvEs
Killed.
John Downey, Captain, Company D.
Robert Brown, Sergeant, Company B.
J. Co man, Company b.
- Barber, Company C.
- Murray, Company c.
Gilbert Bromcr, Company E.
- Wiley, Company +.
John P-yton, Company F.
Samuel Wilkinson, Company g.
JAMES Hurley, Company I, pistol shot,
David small Company J.
James Mcclure, CompanyI.
A. Mccarthy, CompanyI.
c. lloane, Company l.
A. Coon, Company l.
". Hosier, CompanyK.
VIM. Waters, COMPANY X
Wounded.
Noah L. Farnhnm, Colonel.
- Uozier, Major
d. Tagen, Captain, Company G.
Daniel DIVER, Lieutenant, Company =.
- Dodge, Chaplain.
- Mcfarland, Lieutenant, Company c.
Thomas Goodwin, Sergeant Major, Company !, foot.
LOUIS Nix, Sergeant, Company L.
Michael Kane, Company f.
Michael Mahar, Company G.
Patrick Kane, Company G.
John Cr0mer,
Terrence Ryan Company A.
Thos. Biancy, -
f. Maoncy,
John O'iiara, -.
John H. Summer, -.
William Heap, Company H.
NJ. Coulan, -.
James Williams Company H.
- Bragdon Company H.
John Gleason, Company l.
James MeNamee, do. (probably pris0Dcr).
James Norton, do.
John OBrien, do.
Patrick Cook, do. (probably prieoner).
Charles Inch, do hand.
William Waters, Company K.
T Carol, do.
David Fleming, do.
q. Smith.
Asher A. Walker.
W. r. smith.
3. C, Meeks
ii. Cater.
Thomas Thompson, Company A.
Edward Sweeney.
William Frankford.
W. W. Dryer, badly.
Jerry Ryan.
--Goodwin, Company D, wounded in foot.
John McCunn, CompanyF +.
Samuel Lapglon Comuany F.
Luke Gallagher, Company T.
w. F. Garnin, Company f.
II. Kane, Company f.
j. Murphy Company F.
w. i. Wilson, CompanyF.
Dan. Mccullough, Company r seriously.
- Cornell, Company F, seriously.
Edward Sweeney, Company f.
Michael Conlan, CompanyF.
Robert nyer Commnv r
John Campbeli Company H. dangerously
payid (lash,ck Copranv
Martin Kirwnn Companyi
James Small Companv /
George Norton Comnany I
John long Co,nnnnv X
John Goodwin Cnm;unvK
John Drought fnn,anv
Mss;no
F. j. Kearns Company NJ
ru,prrrxrr, WV vopv yo, r,~r,s
Iv..J.J 0AoNAIDAo'
James Cat Connanv A
a. Mcvanc, Company F.
c. Baker.
c. Fluntford.
A Mexican
FOURTEENTH NEW YORK STATE MILITIA.
- Fagen, Company
- Mcmahus OF McManee, company D.
- Mansfield, Company b.
- Horn or Howe, Company D.
- Davenport, Company T.
- Wade, Company E.
- Seidels, Company K.
- Scheh Company +.
- Kelly, Company F.
- Sullivan, Company F.
- McCarty, Company +.
- Dietz, Company f.
- Smith, Company F.
Edward Fay, Company f.
- Morrow Company +.
- Fcsee Company i.
- Baldwin, Company y.
- Scott, Company r.
- Brown, Ensign (toubtfuD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-25
REHABILITATION THUS FAR.

Nliied IZJ
Wounded .342
missing d
Elk Commissioner Eblpg received information last even
ing of the death of his son. Eugene Eblng of the Fire
Zouaves, and formerly member of 50 Hose Company
He shot through the head during the battle while
about to fre his own piece.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-25
THE KILLED AND WOUNDED.
CORRECTED ACCORDING TO OUR LAST
ADVlCES.


ADVlCES.
SECOND NEW YORK STATE MILITIA.
Killed
John Norris, Color Sergeant, Company G.
John Wilcox, Company A.
Patrick Bush, Company G.
John Mason, Company 4.
NJ Mccarthy, Company II.
George Kelley, Company H.
Charles Kane, Company X
J. w. Dempsey, Lieutenant Company II, MORALLY.
- IRWIN, Lieutenant, -.
u Reilly, Company c.
Daniel Morrow.
Andrew Hill
j. ID. Wilson.
J. s. Rect.
- Tooker, compnnyG
DR.. A. Powell, Surgeon
s. f. Ferguson, Assistant Surgeon
- Connolly Assistant Surgeon
Dc Courcey, Corporal, Company H.
Frank Hopper, Company g. .
- Robinson, Lieutenant, Company u
EIGHTH NEW YORK STATE MILITIA.
Killed
s. W. Seebcr, Company A.
John A. Wilson, Company A.
John Ieyden, Company b.
- German, Private
n. W Wall, Lieutenant, Company B, badly.
James McGouldrick Company u, badly.
q. II. Swift, Company A, slightly.
Prisoners.
Foster Swift, Surgeon.
q. s. Winston, Assistant do.
Charles De Graw, Assistant do.
NoBIR CONDUCT
notable instance of magnanmous self sacrifice on the
part of the surgical sta of Of city regiments
Cured in the battle Of the 2lst The above named
geons noby surrendered themselves the enemy rather
than desert their wounded comrades the field of battle
Such chduc rejects the highest credit the herosm
end humanity of these officers and deserves to be widely
KNOWN and duly appreCiated.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-24
Following linton DUTY AT the sacrI.
nee Of SeCeahIom EeelInE.


We published considerable digest Of
the speech of lr. Carlisle in the U. States
Senate. The Cincinnati papers are down
On I, Uader the head quoted above, the
Gaz'tte hns these remarks:
Congress has refuGel to recognize con-
Siructive representatives rnnl Nirlh Caro-
lima. and probably such speeches rs That oil
Mr Garlic Of Western Virginia ia the Sen.
Nle will convince II uFthe impolicy ofrerog-
uiLfRg constructive States. NJ Garlic
hulds that our army does not catchInd re.
turn slaves tO open rebels, it i, mdkinRA
war IN Slavery anu the Consultation; he
charges that lhe war wis caused by tho
Slavery agitation 1t the North; the consul.
cations Of The only e rns,t supporters Of
the Government be lsplDting for pirti.
sun success; he evidently regards the war
as a partisan af,ir, aud naturally be ia
perfectly content with the inacIio1 of the
army, and calls MI anxiety for decisive op.
eratuns settionalism. He prnfpS%s To lie
An extraordinary patriII because he has
followed the path Ofdnty At the sarrifcr
If feeling, in Sdhrring tuathe Union.
People d. not sdhrre To political duty ut
the expense IT Feeling. Where Ar. Oar.
lilies symmthies ARE. lkrre Is his rial al.
legnnre, notwithstanding his constructive
Srnatorship and It's emoInments, People
10 not desire u rial war against people
with whom their feelings aud sympalnies
are, The conflict between Mr. Carlile's
Secession feFlIhgs and Uhl0n duty, pre-.
vented htS NppreciAtinE the temarkahle tit-
ness Of bis attempt NJ sArcesm on Gen.
Lane for bis military opiniunI. Gen. Lint
has dtmnpstrate,l bis capacity and courage
in the Geld, anil he represents people Of
Whom every ahle.hoiied man isa soldier
really TO defend his country and bis State,
while the sympAthits Of HE greater part
Of Mr. Carlllt'a Union constituents seem
TO be whtrs his Are; and their .'ddIy1 hiss
mol raised i conflict with their feeling
that isappretiahlp, ~ his will not.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-24


"Haay one Sist. o. am portion Of IA,
Sopit d.ss Sap. skso,, u Plse,tAtm4,is..
ii Vtsy sgsisB Mt GOsgsmri Of "a,
rMoA, Isa IN yyiag n, Hrszy,G sf 6b
Oostra~mt ~ .toS a,eytsisisg RA,fA,s
>, Asps 0osrnm,af ., Rtt--g,atdta.
N, qgsvM eepabls efmaia,shng IL au.
AOraS aad 4pAoid,ag ne poSUs ord inter.
tsD VAisA b,lO5g 10 0orcamaL Nor,
m, GA Ito he sLsyM,ar dipuaded fyOa any
sgeh puS,, dv ishMstioas Of he ,pilLisg Of
ti,'a n Hood a 10 ., .p'b. BY ShOU
hsl'is m " Flti t'pOs NJ, .ugpoHtiop
! @sh,pib. u viii h h' G,uH efMOu, rGD
shoOlea raise ne stamford If disuoiOn. ant
sd,qr"r toPyo,i,ait me OoUyN~mL AMi
an, vb'5 Aa' a DINE, 40 iONg oS il yi,G,,,
GOdiS giv' ne voie, 10 ,IJ1m' my Imn.
MWi1. " IN Vrm. st0k md rgJI,Lhd q. n
mVS u BY wye. Mot rOir' and hoi arm rAi
), On IL, dds ef~S country. for II, support
efh' gras,ai authority. md .tor he mamie,
aaRt' en-, i'OrttS etth, Unon = Speech
Of Henry Clay. Argu,t ~. 1880,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-24
VIRGINIA IRaIsIAFURR.
House ofDsleeatea.


NosBAY. Dee. -.
W. wGaT gave uOtire that hs desire q
'Pesial meeting IL tbssEshiuE 1t I o'clOrk,
Of The SPeClAl eommillFs sppoIaIed 10 COO.
sidsr the rero~apadAflua Of tue iovsfaoi
10 FsisrrusS 70 the tmpisyutut Of ceavieil
now 10 the dlarrsht eoanty Jslli upou the
National Rad.
w. PARsoAs offered PpsolallOa that
The rIaals Of II : 6oVrruofs NrtJaRr NhItA
recommends . repeal " he SIsy laR b r..
fsFrrd to the Couimiilre on Court. Il Ju,.
firrs fnF report ~ bill or 9th rWlar.--
ADOPTED.
W. POaTgR ORrnd The following IfsOls.
liou Ehich Vas adopted;
RIOived, That the Committee Ou PriVi.
lslrI and Elections iaqaiTr into the rEps-
disncy ut reporting bill apPoriiOaIng The
members Ia WhIrh this Slats may br co.
li'lsd In the House Of Representatives, Of
the Unltet Slaled, by the een.u' Ut 1850,
among the several cities, towns and cOuu.
Ties II Ihr State.
Mr.. ARNOLD mOrel TO like W the hill
ApwnpTiaIinG $4,000 To the Wrstn LII
Matte Asylum, that il might pass % To ils
second reading. Adopted.
On N 'liOn u Mr CRo1HtR the House
a,,lourued ill Tuesday the Slst OF Detem.
btr
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-24

G.utFs. k,tttt, NJ lh, hrAd nf ht Union
t,iCrs, Is slnWl hui Eutrly advancing IN
lhr Lrl Gem MI Jn,kIun, occupy ing tbr
entttHkm,hls NJ WImhr,ttr which we're
hthl ~ GtntTnl J,hHsOn lnfUe lhr lmttlr
Vi Bull Run. Cen KeltS'S conmnud is
8prI VI rrAvh IL the III graph. aud IA nOt,
rbNE qirNllS, AuMr,ipR nlnrh attention,
bni IL bus lt'0 hfp,i y ttint rctd from
R'I'ttiEhS 'C'IlinlbtdNtd lirnl lhr Himy vi
liz P1Wnmc, sud IL ~ CURditiUn IL lakr
WihhrStF, Ahirb Is EN- id,ttd an in
pOTHtl pUiIi u, II . H's lUrCt In The rear
Of MAnrp+U JunClinp- beng, In lat, The
pUlNilrum Will JolmSUu mNrrhrd to The
3R.sItWhtp Of lbrrur'HaId. thus sSruting
osr defeat ~ Bull Run. Cen Kelley has
dpllI skitnlAbts. M he drives IL the nd.
Mnre'l guards VI the rcbels.-Uied, " r,
HsratI
Tas above isa specimen Of the OF ,ggsr-
Atsi aews concerning our army nutirr., to
which We alluded yesterday in our cum
Rsgls "a ths AlleEh my Monuniu affair 1t
Oas " the kial that i. duinR murh harm
o. tss,lins'il u pablir impm'eurr will be,
stala srl in ,tr au.ndvsn,t on winrhrs-
TER II Gen Kelley lis IN y condition to
TAXI Winchester" why dues hsnol take III
will liz lhe nrxl complaint
L dues mot brc"nr US to state what are
the ftels Of The Rumaty situation. They
are satisfactory enough, We believe, as
"a .l.er' .ant But they are mot correctly
indlctcdnIlhO above,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-24

BEeNcaE Capt wllEe, has given the
EoElish 40 Interpretation n their owl
Priuriples Of internationally law, which they
dnn't relish, that is no reason why they
should murder bis nams whenever they
have Oec".lon to write il, All their jour.
oal. from the ERs' aud Saturday R.ri,s
TO PGaeA, peris, 10 wiring i, doekel AS To
the :, Thus wILxsl We ,hall next have
our CALLS fritnjs seudiug II back to Us 10
their curious spelling a. vnK.l
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-24

"a rIivs re'lS.u " the B,lli,h navy. 6ls
THIS wOnld make total Of Gl3 actual
war vessels, without Inrl.dirR the large
uutahsr Of Transports and other ships that
could, Al short sori I. " rou6r,ird into
msn.oEVar The art, Noul4 carry he:
,w+.e 10 UUO and l0OOV guD1.
siBrF iht period "h,D The effective
'trtOElb " the British navy WI, repre-
Sentrd 10 ahovs, that power has been
steadily making tremendous ,1prlious to
inc:rass It, performing at ltn,, ~ marh. in
a state Of profound psnre, as VT have ne.
rOmplishrd within the past trw mouth.
under TIE sIimuus IT wnr On thu LET
of oriOher last there were building in
England lly.IouF ships, appointed to tar.
~ ! 2S4 guns, Of 10 $50 horsr.pnwer. aud
with tonnage ii SO 700. Many OF thrsp
vessels Nre nOW ready 10 he l.unchrd.-
Among these vessels Wtrr Bve Of the cuor.
nous Iron.raSrd ship, for which Psrlln
men' appropriated twelve and halt mil.
lions Of dollars, Two Of these turrnida.
HE iron batteries, lhr Warrior and Black
Prince, hrye been launched, and they are
declared 10 bt immensely superior, IN every
respect, 10 tile old stmi.imu-p lnued YES.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-24

THE threat to hang Col Corrotan raised
a serious 'ntu'e among Two Irish regiments
inihe rebel srrvirs ut Charleston, wis be-
came so excited that they bad to be re
moved to Sallivans Island The lovely
and Amiablc ladies Of hnrleslon's ars,
families only ARE anxious that Col. CorcO.
ran should he banged They say he is a
tit subject for the rope, and for nothing
rlae. The gentlemen are nal quite SO viru-
lent IS their wives aud dnaghLers.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-24

loHS BmOHT has made = speech on
AmSticnu efF.irs thai will rOdcar him iur-
ever to the ri'ilsns or thu Unitrd State, =
Ii is glorious. lie has touched lbr gtvu,
points of our struggle 10 u una sterly way
He sees that sertssiou is high hea.on to
popular 'aIfrppei that refusal to submit to
the election Of Lincoln Is violation Of thu
principle that the mrJnriIy shall rule; Thar
hence arose the war. lie acknowledged
that Enplsud laS MT awarded TO us the
friendly neutrality wrhSd fightto expect
aud rha. now the ppGlic 4uind is in u
phrrnsy, He predicts llrA, The seizure ii
Mason aud Slllell WIS Unauthorized; that
ii our go, rtumcn' are eOnvinr,d ;he net
WAS illegal ii will make R'tpg uImmtiou
tor he says-'1htrt is no government ia
the world Tint lnS 70 strnnously insisted
upon notifications Of International law.
aud been roan1ioB to be- guided alway.
by the must NJ, dtm'e AID mrrcilul inter.
prptaliun nj that law" The speech was
received with great cheering.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-24

The R,portst says 4 perfect calm exists
in she Boston Boot aud Shoe market
There are no buyers in the city, and but
few orders are being reserved. Goods are
still going forward on Government cons
trtets, batt,hess are fast winding up. To.
tnl shipments Of boots and shoes BY rail
anil sea, for The past week, s.l44 cases.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-24

GES. scuTr gives m"sI admirable de-
scriptiou Ot the absurd position Of the
English On the TREAT question, when he
says that according to their statement,
",hc offence would be less, II it were
greater If Capt. Wilkes had taken the
vessel and all the passengers he would
hive been UNSUITABLE. But us he allowed
them all but four TO 60, he is to be con-
demned.
My wound Il great. became Il IA 20 small;
II would Gs greater, were II not at AIl.'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-24

BURxErT, the rebel Senator from Ken.
tuckS, 4 in Richmond. Before leaving
Washington last Summer be sold his claim
for pay aud mileage At the present sessinn
70 John o. Rtte,, Of ths Congressional
Globe, who q dIsgusted to dad that the
secessiCuist swlndIed him
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-24

Tan Louisville Journal asks Oaaao. the
national Senate Dive seualot Powell into
exile With hi, associate bosom trlead aud
eOufdenIi John. Q. Bteekinndeel Z and says
such 40 SlIct would be hailed with de.
Hight BY 40 ossrshsImlas naI,rity Of our
people, -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-24

The Albany Journal states that letters
from Italy bring the intelligence that Kos.
sath !. alarminglytll. His disease appears
10 be kind Of ronsumption-whirh has
tbas far b,fi.l the efforts of his pbysi-
clans to arrest ii. lie is SO reduced a. to
be able to converse with difficulty, and his
friends fear he will not survive The winter
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-24

Mrs. MCCLrLLAS, a new star in the
Presidential mansion, is described as of
medium leigh, and fue form. Her eye is
hazel splendid and speaking. Her face is
nt handsome, but it beams with gentle.
ness affection, intelligence and drtermtnS
ton, mys the reporter OF the New York
Hrrnld.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-24

''TaE C4uc4stS7 newspaper, published
st New York, hiss been ptpAIbitrd cireula-
.ioa throagh the 0. s. malls. the editor
says because he has advocated the subOr.
diaatlon Of the negro 10 the while man rs
the normal orIer Of American society. -
Something more than thiS,we reckon,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-24

ACKNOWLEDGMENT the wi,hlr,wdtram
theses lei ) NssRt all The nor,Asrb Ia.
sasapss soiaaIaisi. 20 thN tor aSny
uoalhs 40 new risk. have been taken. and
N South panilhlA Al least more than a wear
has elapsed sisse policies we've i.susa.-
ylr'u lily, iudssl, Al northern asGs ar.
cancelled BY The var Ii Is said that Brit.
ish.iasaunse companies have crowded ia,
aad Is oharls.toa IifsI offered . asll for
sAtlt yEsrss, they had many latss ri.ks IN
shat city. T6etsesnt eouaastdtion there
mutt have sesatkssaiy tstpy the t,tIllsh
eoaplelel asins e.si d 10 q. ,As South.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-24

TITS NIltude nf0ur BrlIIh.born citizens,
10 consideration Of ,AC question. Thai have
arisen between thclr mother country aud
the land Of lhrlr ndoptlon,ls SO ftr asour
ohS,rStIlOt extends, with hardly au excpp
tlOa, a thoroughly and heartily American
6s lhttdf natives Ili,hmen hsyrtrlt so
ketniy The wrong which lhv british guy
erhmeut has for 81 many generations Walt.
81 upon their aSsappy island, thatAhty o.
course AL mthe American Indignation VI
IhSpfatSat course 81 Britain, their own
grivv.nee' aud are oalSpokrn aud en,hu.
SIaatiG IN their dtnu0eialiOl 81 The bus.
ter oltht TIAsS aaSlths thrrn.rnr,l policy
OfPilneatoa, II this, WIN ,n.ce their
birth 10 other p.rts &c the realm, to the
prlacipiIity, 0rto Scotland ur Etgland,
are soiaeWaAt less lsmOnstratiyr, They are
nuNe the less in earnest il brbalf Of
the R,punlts they hive ehtser tor
hons ar themselves aal child.
rem TnAy Srit . hit their mlther.and
sshN1'l na .aa,liettai@ltrsI4htlII hi.
lease, All hipethtt sls MY YER rStolia
from the sxtreuo ass 1t h9Niliiv But
they have cst lhsirllt with the Udt;l
stttes, an ltherilhls and Zig lily OF those
st,tes are leW 70 Them, and will BE-
mIlat.inel by them Ia whatever clntest
my hs prsSlpittEsl di,nu'. Msay II Us,
l9ia allf,Seat dtgrvsa Of eon,angainily az.
dasp-oar blo sllrjul Brlsaia, Tue hesa,ys
4 n.k4,at allow y sssk 4 cop,ts,; my ls,l
as y .r'Itst lh4 OatrtS..as temper aud
thretss Of our transatlantic rOaNns. bus it.
wlllnsyer ialaae any o,s, who appreciates
thehless'nSsatth this i .slly lend,O sxcussia
any IIrsrh l,tiltIy = our r,pahlis, nor
wlllttepseths slishtest livlsiSn am ins
our people, wherever b'rn, In the hearty
'perf,ra,ars Of every d,,y, aud the exer.
che OF every privilege Of lSyIty Is The
aIarl and stllpe1, a.
j No. . If . r. Il.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-24

CsTTos 80 dear 10 Ptuvldsbss, Rhode
L'Isad, t,,yttss Jolraall thu, soasof The
sssssh br,sqf1qpcts tas hrIru pr Oaper.
itbAa btsa selling AZ two aad 4 bali ssaa
.aa euass
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-24

Tson 40 'iAtOs4Is st.i.nysiip The NsE
York TH1. Of The 'Usag'h asd character
Of The n'Ty Of 0nA, Bunia. ur compile
'S'us ln'SrvHIug PaUirul4rt. lu lsSo The
armed Ts'''IiOl lhs B'lliib asvy we're cat.
alVgOsd e Eo!loWs;
sRIIH.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-24
GhlnIllE.

y c.tt- RE, ll4gekf0t AtSlitme Auna
glsNpp, The hnuns gapa.rrr, wras to
Us ysslstlay ffOu Columbus that be viii
hshety shortly loarauss tot = eSassrt.-
EAl Matsns lIps.fla celaaispi .o,ulgal
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-24

LORp MtuAUt.y, though one prt the most
eltgtnt. Of rhemricians. liked u strong anil
sometimes a quainttoupsrisnn, anil by no
means sappo'tl--"s the London Tfaes AT.
fetts 70 do-rhst !. was Mtre Dig. to he
witty, when Wit W@ld serve Ills purpose,
Writing shOutthe prosecution egainsr John
Wilkes for the publication II a snatty
poem satitle'l "TbeE,sy on Woman lie
historian extsnulles thef,ultof Wilkes, ~
silsIinsth the fact ih,trhe volume WIS cir.
caatel exclusively among the authors
boon companions, "whqse morals we're Ia
40 mare danger u being corrap.edsby a
loose book, thai 4 neg . of being tanned
BY - warm sun
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TaE bAndpqers m4ksN great deal Of IL
reyersot fau Of The Rev. Nj. Spargron,
especially wilhrefetsase % his baaarous
lsS.ars on eorilaI. Among the yeriea-
tares If him ise li,tle card picture enti-
lied @Rsv, =. II. Gerill.," sai representing
one Of tlcss Interesting ahinals rll,nb,nx
atree, Us uatur4l Is liEr only the head and
white aeekclOsh are u Spa SsSa! fals
fascinating work Of Mt is advertised il
these wOrls.--'lO home without 4 gorilla
a pOrttsitOf one irenliis should b. in every
hsas, a. It creates 80 inurh nsrrasat"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-24

aeA gard NaI hss. ~ tstp sash Has
Nm afipg 4 lflthl - No. They WaVb.
aelll HlstV u lesd sIF TIAats In var.
eilll hiat ab''Ts slath paiTtt'A sFAVO,
bath N TIN thaiiat iltal Nluald Hare
I, tPall n ihh 4igh In dtsi n shame
Az tu,atli ksuHs IL he vii ahaEV
An lalt,N il u IPuIh " RAHls.
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CauP RErEs,
RnySEY Va Dee, II, 1851.

kaGNEf NAi Dee. u, lb6l
E'iitOI IattittJsaeeF;
Having safrly Nrriyel atthis post with
Come 90 head Of hursrs, purchased BY Capt.
Downing Q,Arlrrmaster Vi Wheeling. for
the 9Th Virgins Regiment, l deem il 40
artollasltce To express to Capt, Downing,
10 behalf Of ihe Regiment, is entire salts
faction with the horses. si
Great credit Is due the Captain for his
.energy. and discretion 10 the discharge Of
bis dutiei. Il would be well for the inter-
sst 0fths GnSetnnrHt II many moFp such
hlea were eatlSIfd IL Ia service In the
QaaFtgrmAstvrs Department,
!, 4, GtcEvnHB,
" n, 7,h Va. luhhtty
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uPlS The ARRIVAL 81 some gold for the
pri,oaets al Richmond, the President Of
the Bank oivlrs,ula called upOu Col, Lee
ando.her. aud offered 10 aksall the sold
received fsOn ,his .lns tatit Tie srst Of
J.sqa0sy AZ twenty pr cent. premium,
pltdvlns hlmSrlf 70 rlys. al Ihls rate the
best honey inIht SAulb,
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rhsas ls no Raglllh p,pSr mlra ylcltat
ssr wAt Nll6 AaetlSa mutt Laaisp'
SAiSgisy GsIgit 0ae would AMY tbs
iuusais Ialste.a 1t svgrssuu would
seuuISl pulss.
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TINS BusIOW lSsgsl,s Il lntprnsd that
Gen, Pb.lps has, 10 former ytart, bVsu
sueIpsl % essaiIsnal sli Of iRsaelty.
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All ReadY.
B0Ot & Shoe Stlre. for Sale.

-SysSSf - -ts-S,ssl 1880 - W. E sSSltS
B JAMS d. v IRsII, having Determined b iait 81.
81 sneI offers III sls HE nierSst Ia the IEst and
Shoe StnFU Of Miesh wtyitH. Any ptT0h Ne.
IirlNg 10 eng Ige In this hntlr4' viii hnl tN god
opportunity 70 do - n terms. With any naher In,
IoF ntou with realbi 70 IT, vii b gVa6 by ihr sub
Wheeling JFNHS o, MARSH,
4 cI-tildse95dkV u ri % 4 WAym1n.
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wANTED.

A MAN and hlH wife 70 live N the country. The
~ man shOHld u u Eolff lbdustrlour baGfiE. ard
have knOw ledge of handling hOfSes. One under,
5tandllE gaTdening preferred.
nov2S Apply 70 JACOB HORyBR0nK.