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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-28

Tho accounts received ye1tsrdhy BY Tho
steamer Philadelphia, from South Caro-
Tins, essarm che rebel reports o. ibs severe
d.lss. Of our arms near ChHrlsItOa, IN the
r,seut engagement ws expect out n,aAl
souIh Carolina letter 10 the PbiadslphiA''
mails, which viii no doubt give US foil
particulars, a our correspondent was On
the ground.
One feature hbOu. the mAttsF that 70
nystsriou, 70 ", il the arrival Of 0su'rAl
Bsnham in New York, who was 10 COM
u,And Al tho battle
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-28
so.rlsty of LaborlnE lIsn.

AZ no lime In this city has labor been
more 10 demand or better rsmunsratsd than
a, present. There Is anabiOlnts scarcity Of
labOrerS, aud ousOE OUT leading ciIIlsnl-a
m.uuho.urSr-hns spoken to Us Of the fact
with considerable apprehension. The most
uuedueatsl labor Il nov being paid the
very beat prices, and Is hard to get even At
IL. price, paid. Within the last few days
men have been paid as high a. quarter Of
a dollar an hour on the wharf, aud % ths
boats they are getting wages which ran
from thirty TO forty dollars per month.
This 6tate Of things seems 20 DO general
50 far awe eau lsara. And 1t Is psOSa'
bio tbata ilill further advance Ia Pticel
will &ks place, innSnuoh As the harvest
time il aponaS. ThSNhea., hay, oats, rye,
&c., Of The county has to bseut, aud farm
en- are on The alert to secure the necessary
help. This brings them in active couPe-
petition with towns and cities and
thluS the market Of nearly all kinds Of
labor. What the state Of things are In the
higher bnpshs, oftndo Ws do not exactly
know, but We presume that even there
there lS 10 Surplus supply.
Several establishments about town now
want laboripg men badly and the Prises
which they offer ought 70 bring IN quite a
supply from other places
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-28

Tua gentlemen who we're SOmuch alarm.
Cd lss. tho Union soldiers should treat the
New Orleans females impOlitsly, may have
their apprshsnslons excited ia behalf Of
tho CharleltOl ladies. The NUeury gives
1 bad account Of the ehiJalry. 1t says:-
iit ha, repeatedly happened Within lAe last
Tow days that ladies have been rudsly ao-
oos,ed aud insullel BY sOldlst ia lhaPub-
lie .horoughfareS, IL some Instances out
ragSI II the most aagant character have
been committed With perfect lnpauIty, By
men wearing lhs uniform Of the Southern
yolunleerS,n
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-28

A tErruR 70 the Savannah R.pul'ieaH,
writtea nom Mobile, dspriyeI BeaarsEard
Of the credit Of having made great ilrht-
sSio movement Ia rStteaIing nom ootiaIh,
Ii says he len for two reasons, either Of
which an impartial Ob'srVsr,VOula regard
as Gbuudautly suaicisnti arat, ia another
fortnight every uud.puddle 10 the vicinity
would have been drisd up, and bis large
army len without sufficient water, aud,
secondly, Gen, Hallsek bad 20 saTisonea
bic position With heavy batteries that all
his positions might have been phsllsa with
psrfeersaSo, aud would have been, bad hs
tarrisd Ia tAsIr Vicinity . day OF two
longer.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-28

THR last number Of F,aeA has full.Page
cartoon representing the North aud South
locked in 4 deadly struggle, 90 the brink
Of black abyss labelled Bankruptcy. -
The no,thsEusr ellngS 70 q broken branch
Of the tree Of auniOa,e and the sOmbatanIS
asrcsly bTuudi,h BoRis.kni1ts, Psaek no
doubt picture, what 1t hope, to see, but
peitberll nor The Tiasg i likely 70 talRl
lheWish, False prophets are ID Eusta6d4
aud one Of The ialsest IB the faaay one.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-28

Ali.ulsuaut from Georgia, nov a prisO.
pss 81 lhsOld capitol, bsiag asked the Oth-
oFday whether there were no. Unlou men
Ia Georgia, replied, aNo, We Won't let them
i've there. We look upOn all who DO not
tSke 40 active part with Is as agaInlt ul,
and either kill Or drive them away, That
iS The FSaSou,p aid be, aWhy We GFa OIL
Que nay olthlhklhg."
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-28

Concerning the wool trads tie Oadl

Concerning the wool trade tie oadii
RPn5lieaa says:
The wool trade has been quite brisk IN
and around CadiE, for several days past.
We arc infurmed that most Of the fns
woods 10 this vicinity have been Oold-all
At iiily centI q pouud-none higher OF lowe
er. The medium Wooll, We understand,
ATE yet for sale; and We should NOT Do
surprised IL holders realize AS mueh for
them per pound, " has been paid for ins
woods.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-28

We are indebted 70 Senato Gaelic tor A
copy 6hthe Senate Comnittst report on
our new State The came Is lhe one We
publlihed yesterday morning. ms
We ate also daily undsr obligations %
Hon. Q, ". Brown tor documents.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-28
Brooke County News.
lRrom the wslliburs Hrrald.l

The ice broke during the past few days
and considerable PURCHASES Of wool have
been made, generally at abont the prices
asked by farmers, being an advance Of
about ten cents over the prices Of last
year. There appears 70 be wonderful
uniformity about the demand price this
season, every mothers 500 holding out
without deduction Tor tifty cents pound,
though bis commodity may not be By sew
sraI degrees as valuable as that Of bis
BsighbOr. We understand that City cents
per pouud has been paid in several cases,
and for some extra ine wool, . higher
figure offered.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-28

A soldier In the 4OLh Il. Y. was iaysd
tFUu death BY his Vif4' picture 10 bis
breast pocket A rife ball was rePsIlsd
BY the IFOu plate, aud though the cOucuS.
sion doubled the soldier up he waSuOt in.
jured. Moral: keep your uliSS face next
Q your heat -.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-28
snEEP IN lRooKH couNfl.

There are 10 Brooke county, according
10 the resurns Of the CommisSiousr Of The
Revenue, about $1,000 Ineep, assessed At
$40, 900, yielding; At an average Of three
pounds Of wool each, l4l 900 pound5.-
The value Of this wool at 80 cents per
pound 10 S7O,6OO, which Is about the an.
nuAl cash value OF this staple. A large
proportion, however, Of the wool raiIed in
Wasblugton county Pa, findS ita way 70
market via WsllIbuFg, making this one Of
the most important points 10 the country
for the wool business. Wool growing ii
generally considered the most Femuneta.
tive mode ofemployiug land Ia this region,
but II does not appear that there has OF late
years been any very considerable increase
10 the magnitude Of the business.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-28

OSI Of ths women belonging to The last
batch Of newly made Latter Day Saints
that passed through 81 Joseph, Missouri,
on the l1Ih inst, bound 10 Mormondou,
had ia box, uhtehvas entrusted toaths
care Of the express company, nius,y.5sysn
thousand dollat IN gold coin.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-28

Sl1cI TIE a1t Of February, aud up to
tAs capture d Memphis, the UaIoa armies
have gainsd Htty.thss victories over the
rebels, The StornlnE % the suemys
works % The White river makes the tily-
fourth. This I, At The rale Of one Victory
Ia every Ilxty.iix hours for nearly four
months past
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-28
The. aIgger, ana tho New State.

,EditOrI Eat,liigmeers tas
Are, not the Interests Of the new sta;'
being cared for pretty we'll By Goa
VresS! II they'll The lihS At the summit
81 the Blue Ridge and knock out the ting
ger" We can vote L by large minority,
When tie people are leIt 70 say new State
and no IniEgGF, Or lhIggeF" aad no neW
State, they vii SAy. Rilh an emphasis that
viii make the uegrOlratS stand in awe, no
NIggrr, hut q new State, Let US thank the
Lord and uks courage. This war 10 e.
generating West Virginia there lS glod.
Gus future for Us. Respectfully ye1rI,
@, W. A.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-28

God gard or hAE, and kpsp eathliAg
Essh strips ~ bliEht e ny thsy WaVA,
NiiIi nlskSlt Ia or rankliG gaf,
1ifIi Cat ahnTa tafh pIlTiot'a graEO,
D,fh 10 tha tFaitof ttal Hplld dArb
ToiJaliI Il thTpaEh thS dust q hlsnS.
AH hutast kHafia ~ lsi uil rhafq
A bIlsE Il 10 Dppih o. Iams,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-28

Rlte,. IrltIliatnerr:

Editors iH'elijgfHerr:
Tho war has brought iRto use, md made
eurfent among Vi, several new words
Among the most Important and most gen
urally used Of these 10 Hlkedaddle.' II
has been regarded as . yankee inTeh.
,iop." The CkrisiiaH AdVtriiStr & Journal,
copying from the Louisville Journal, gives
the following account oft, which shows II
10 DO Of claI1le and Grecian origin, and
used in precisely the same sense We attach
TO IT, IhAVs thought 1t might be interest.
Ing 70 the curious Of your readers, aud
therefore send you Il for publication.
The root Is sksddo or ukedGdiO, aud axe.
,Rlnaumi--io Ieaiitr, dSPGIe, 5e.
AOEGASTOWN.
The primitive Of Ske1addls IS a pure
Greek word Of great antiquity, Il occurs
in Homer, Hsaiod, .EschyluJ, SnphueleS,
EisrodoIuS, ThucydidsS, aud Neu0phon,
and I. was used 10 s1preSs 10 Greek the
very idea that We undertake ia usiuE Il 70
express 10 English. Homer Ia The "iliad,
uses only tho aOtiSt sSktdaSa or sks'tdVa. :
Thus ia The .lliAd," l7-l7l, We have AXE
SasoH laon for scattering, dispensing.
10 Promelheus, 4EscbyluS thus uses Il
(iteria) 10 making "the sun diIperle The
6oarfroSI Of the morn" And again Pro'
methvuS uses this word 10 predicting wos'
upon Jupiter, when be says that "a flame
more nolsnt than the lightning ShSll b
dInysnted, which shall (sEedal SILVER the
ocean trident, the SpeuF OF Neptune"
Ia the Odyssey We hud Homer using
tEtaasis ia describing The scattering Of The
,uItorS Of Penelope when Ulysses lbould
COME and Ia The twentieth book Of The
Odyssey we have the same word used fol
"lis diJperSing Of the SultoFs TO thelE
houses" as the result Of tue return Of
Ulysses.
Ia ThueydldcI, book ", so, We havo an
account of,R garrison ~ CotyriA and
and Aphrodlds which terrified By AZ attack
a tesEtIasmsaOal scattered crowd" AZ 1.-THE
capture Of Torens, In Chalcilice, Thucy'
dlies desetlBes The result Of the rush o.
Bras,ias and bis troops toward the highest
part Of The town, and among these result.
a.hu rat Of the multiluds (SsktdaRH,Hlt0l
Seattered or dIlpersed 10 NIL diFecIionl
alike" In this sense ikadtSi' Is nged By
Xsuophont 10 The AuAbaSis, by Plate 10 The
TimspS, By Applicants Of Rhodes, BY Hes
Iod, aud By S0phoolrS Ills, therefore,
classic word, and Is foil Of expression,
1 Na lL.L1 /. y
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-28
a Gard to the Peoplel
Now Is Your Time 70 Save Money!
Bargainsl Bargains!l Bargainsll

IN opalSquone6 q TIE hst, that ~ Cotton 0eOdl
i ne adTlncing very npldly, aud th6 Indications
az hat they viii very aoou - higher tlu IS any
plOyiOas tina, hare puIetalSd laFso aRd SplendH
stock q HoFoifn ard domestic Dry 1podlt WI leh !
have 10 ltaFl, No $ NalH St1es., cShiro WhOollng,
aud % uhsh uOuid respectfully taVlts the AttS1'
tiou d he pahe, q Intend soilng ne Eiqek out
n The Old pri9ll, AID oona god eVgn cheaper thsa
thsy Etia ogOf knsWu bSlSrs. 10 thlt ail paFtoag
nsSdlbg g1odS UFVlo viii nd thsm VUIy SOon, he'd
bSittF sVail thuuoVel q this opPoEtlnlty q up,
plying themselves, q they 10 uiVe mogay BY max:
log their puFehaso1 u this timer boJidg they WIN
have . god asloEtmOui % make thelf SsloetioaS
NJ u,oek eolIlig 10 piFt q BF0Vn ~ Blo,ehod
Nailnl, CAllcgl, Meas md B9yI WtlI o. gyeLY e
ulFiptlol ohlekt HlalBsil 9llIhal eb9Nl4 dahld
cd IgW0l piapGFl, IFifh 1nsnl hnd khlE3 boa1lpll
PIFAloll Bbak6r Hoodt tl0op gkiFis Iaes ~ qFll.
aAins Wells, Witt 0oodl, Laea Embfuidttic1 q ~
kin6a HoiisIy, 1e., e.
LApIESl LADIE3t Yol. 1poolA Alttltl9l z
luVItS4 % ny VoFy slpgTioT stock 81 p - qQpgi
Vhlsh & The laEIt, ehoapt a1d ule1t o1llpl.to @
De Oo1lou. LaVul Plali, li1ll 81 E4lnFo,leFe4
err gool4 MollnhlqqelI nellEs Apgala, 81 q
gfbit VlFluty. RislSo al olliy, q I yin Hato y
greatly 3 yvar a4Illna1a ID ..
NJ n JOHN h0l1iRIt,
is9i No s. Mass, CSutFO WAsellnE. Va,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-28

TIE Charleston, 8. G., Nptuzy, Of The
Ith, says: Our people arc calm, aud pre-
.peFea sr dsspents lOaissaues. Ezsepsths
-ssenPb for railroads workshops, baulo
and lsvsPaperl, aud the foreign Popula'
aou, few aro not 10 The ranks Of the army.
me lertury tries hard 70 speak eOlaaelt.
IL, bat Is ayid'atly dt'paihng. 3''s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-28
ii 97 HHIMsIRBB9's . ) tnlltt
IniIhitabls Hair Re t0fatiEe.l 7.

p e n rs. nor 4sDYE,
npt FtJros gl1y Nh talt oTigla eoloT, ~ ~.
plying the capillary lnbt1 VIII natlIli "a 6iaHsa,
Impaired By go o. diOlaso ~ fltHntlEo1tI dDa5
NJ eompolsd q l1gay egHIie ltFoyihg he Vitills
81 nd btauly Il lie haiIe al i1oI q themselves
10 dfp1jlI. HolI1tIOotS IllfilStio ooiOfinE ~
oAly FUSlofei hdiF o ~ fSt1i1i 49, bT6l olsy
PTUeoll BAT givu thoh aiFa ~ /,
Iuxuriant Beauty,
pIollothi llSiIgRth, pfoytit u hillts ~ Orldty
eatol dandFpl, and lmptFts health aBd plblIlntneg
70 ~ i1 lghl Giood Tie Ut n tire bolhg ~
ofiEinai IIalf ,and & eonllaltly lleTinE
% flavor. uItd u IL 4 ~ a91 ladli, ITS
odd by ~ Fl1pollblo daiS1E Of en- b pFosafodby
BFotdUly \. y. Two lEei, % eanii ahd 81.
G9il By I. II. LOgAN 4 90. ah1 RBHD 4 KRll
WhtslinG, VI. sbzt
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-28

Regular saturday Packet for Oineln-
NATL
- THH STEAMER BIN FRANKLIN,
,lls1tt W. MOlIiSON, Master. viii lhaVo tOE the
go Isl,9Vs and ali ihtsrnsiiatu PoTts On Sat,
uniay, the 2Sih int, At O'Clock 2. y Ief iEuight
" passage applyon board OF 70 J.AANNkt,
ia AguhL
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-28
PoLLACKs COLUMN.
IOz. MAIS 81. IO7.
POllaek's Notion House,
-, - ,sVlr,F, 80.


' al II BSSs. ~ FANCY ICONS 1 NCiloSs .
Virginia
Iaer to-day The trsu,shieus sisck q Summer
Cad. eh..sl OhI 81 cpsl. uhpseerirHlei tuiuce'
uents ahsFsd In Cotiau H1lisEy usfu.An lat.sy Aat
~, rhidrgsS CurftarVl, HntFaidttirs Tciili aItE
de- iIablkrrehisES rnll0r Iriudliusas ahtutui
Nod. PartmabnAiss, Wallsih, P0Tt0lhe., Atuy Ne,
iinls lnaia RHblsF epotL
saiIsI SsrPl5sd via Atuy spsres q Y. s IaisA
q FOliACK's.
~ satroHyiIls cuErhSy At paI e. !i1,.ss
Rseriys Eaten VirEisa Al Ise % the doliAF ET
Prrs,lssi siiovvI % Trpa,lEy Nplss ! PsE syut-
On spseie dpeF ecoy- Al FOlLAShS
Prrpalttisua Ne Fall TFAie dsuiHnd he sarly ~
ductlsu 81 stosk uhich, u tau pllcEa WI d. u,
must h. yvry successfully accnmpllthsd.
ieiS AUGUSTUS POLLACK.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-28
National claim Agency.

RRINcu O6Y1Cn o. rug NITioSAL CAM AdENeI.
22J< AIbInOE sTHEEI, WHEELGuo, VA
NOTICE Il hs6eby giVBn that Eltiah WOodti Of
IN ylartin~ills, Ohio, u appOlat0d OuT Agent tpr
Bsmobt County, for the collection o. I'll elalHit
salnn, the uniH States And all business entTuslod
10 him will FsrsiTe thTOuEh uA the PrpnPt and pr
lopal ahsaiioR Of our WGlhiRjb,g Guy kOaiS.
Tile National Chim Agency Of llGRvET, CoLiINl I
BRACE with which We are e0DuOetei u tn Hlhsi Eg.
leaIire kOnis Of he lad u ne Iaioa, and W can
MT tor earnestly urge those who are eRlitled to
Bsuniy, AFTsdFt ef Idy H., TO bring their claims
70 ~, uho EiVo orr toaiS HtnHiioa 70 tila bugnesl
snd aru the only psruons In Western Virginia quail.
ded bya WashlnEtOh City connection Of reputation
10 Do prompt juslicu 10 our clients
Js96-ltdftV OARR nR0TfIBHR.
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DIED.

CHAGtEs UAnlEoX, only 90 CIV. q. and y. J..
sdpo, Aged two yOaFl aud tWehly.lhroe days
The tarnsvAi WI take plaea thll eVOullgat hVso
eloek, tom thtIr Residence 90 the corner otssveath
and Clay .strsstt. Ths fisats d de hmIiy aFo H.
Vltod to attend.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-28

OJIicE AuHIINE QU1EIEnIlETEl, 0. 8. ANIL
WHEEiUa, Va JunS 9i5t, iae3.
on PROPOSALS vill b. rOeoiVOd q thil O.
md tta 06gj baIholI q Eooa lound, elOaa
mOrehaniablo Oltl lhlFty'thTOs (0Jl polndg . ~
bnLhol, d lotl Of not l61 than I've thoullnd too0
buihsls 70 b delivered 10 Epod Rsw ggnny sskl q
Rhoollng % 6F bel1Fo TIE 90th 6y 81 Jnlynqxt and
% b inject % ny WIGHT ald ll!ps:tlel
- ont. ~ ~ 1. 8 8 g =. b. :. nv.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
baltimore 8 Ohio Railroad


Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
@Ua
OTFIcE OF TIIE q ! o = RcOl
WElnINl, ~ Juus, issa
IOUSINESS btlaS iully r'-un~i y ~ R.liln,e,s
Is uhio Eailsosi he ce-lIlny having thassaGh-
II rsobstEueisA tAo hisaktin tn t1ack And hrtgya
snd.F (ioTrfuusat pto,s-tioi, The rod thlrpaghly
std e,s.p,strly Irnafdr1 By GSgeTuueut tFocrl viii
% AL aigef tue s3th Juba ms tao ihfolgh passa-
Err tttina and esuilnna thsil faii suPAsai Ia the
trtalp1Ftailau v tonnarN
PtSsSSuu ScHEDULR
pqarL
LEAVE WHEELINe, daIly, A lEle 4. vi bsq.
Vold, lOsd a n; 0nfiOn, 80 E., ~; Neg V'rsh'
$40 ?. u CnmlrIlAnd, - 4. y, AaTtib,bgre
80 A.. NJ llaLPtrs HrrFy, 81 A NJ Af'i's Al liAi'
R,tsru!s1,
LEAVE BALTtNOKR Al p n: Nartia,surE.
lisp. NJ: Cgnhgrland, "a. NJ GrAfOn II A. NJ;
Bshuood AIS =. u. arrive Al wheeling go 7. y
D,Psrt,
ne second traia vii depart daily. except Saiur.
dsyA q C;tOp. n: dFaiIod, l:s91 AN; Mes CFreE,
80 A. NJ Cumberland, 6;91 4. y. AA[iin,eafs'
iO.iS 4. "; tian'er's Ferry, l;ls 4, "; waning,
ton JaaCtIOa, Ss z. "; arrive Al BAllihofr a ss'
Pm.
hnhFnlblH
LEAVES RALTIM0RR. S:I5 A NJ; HErPsrs Fer
m. la{u A. ~; MnEtinsbarE. ib5 Z. u; Cuubss-
isod. Gi9P,M; Oaklau !, rs T. ~; 0raftGp il'tQ
=. " BehWOJd, AMI GirirO at wheeling on
AN.
W. p. SMITH, Master TransPoTtAiioa.
l. ". COLE, GohsFAl Ticket Agent.
JOHN KIM, IA. Andii0F.
4. DIFFEY, u ~. sup't. u TTanis ortatton.
J.P, WILLARD, Superintendent, Cunbsrand.
]. y. FORD, deal Agent, WhoPlibg, !u@D
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Price LLst Of Oraekers . Cakes.
IEADQuARTDRs CAMP cAR;LiI ,!

S3eiaI 0rSr Ma atl
IN absiiSaet 10 GsnsFai 0rd6FI, No IS, from the
AdIuIant 0OntEala once, Waahipgtnn, D. o., ell
sOdltf In this ely and epuntIy aTuund, Wo are not
under treatment In u 3. Hospital, Ats hereby Of
dsted to rsPon themselves ~ theee headquarters
allhoui delay. on penalty Of bolDE couliteTyd D.
OeFtOr. In easa Of aari0ut disability hOm Weunds
o. Sickness vhieh may prevent Obedience 70 this re
qulrBmeht tle soldiers maSt furnish certificate u
ph, Gieaa q Dod standing. describing his AZ, o.
which, u lAtltfAetoTy. The military COMMANDER will
grant written iuri0uth fOF not eIesodiRE thirty
days, d discharge on the prescribed form u eeE'
By order Of CAPT. BwALD OVER,
Cpmmahding Post.
WA. wDSrr, Act. Po.s Aa't is2S-St
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OOK-KEEPING,
100 CHTRIAGEs.

A"E y. HAYES q co. ~ isaye 70
- = ~ % der % euitoB,tlS su1 he publla
q E5llflI that tbey lave nov "a hap4, ~ n
eSlno Of ani5hInt 10 c1IFiagoI, eonlgiilg q h
reaches, RoekaWlyi, Plllelou5 Prince AlgeTta, w
and no TOP Rugpe1j ~ d Wileh an d tie ilteit
aylOE, most improved pattsrnl md u The bet ~.
lGd1 and WoFEmanshlp. An MI " RlFFantad -
Give The Utmost RtIlll6ti0n. apll-ou1tN
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-28
sale Of Land IN MaFShall County.
Il 6liaasIy d tht cifsaisCSaFs q
~ MaFI6all CaaliY, llEIInla.

J S.. wIl.ga "a 2 NaTs.il o59iiy' Vi1a.
TNpalSllne6 q lie dseFto q ne nd Oo1Et made
i 10 ttiS oAuso q The gpbIg TeSn, ill1 thonnd1l-
Slgned, Sheriff q tbe Sld e6anty d nlllall VII,
o. thO eth day q Jgiy, 1tol Atths coari h9l. loE
NuFBhlll eUalty, soll ~ nd moh6y y he highest
snl best bldleE, he tIAet q ald u tbe ti M.
iiohOd, @ atmlleieney thSFb1f % psy he Sum Of
two hndIBd And thlFty,hino dollaIl ald tuoliy4ay-
% eohta, With ihtaFut from lie Dirt day Of April,
ID tn yOaF Of ear IOFi eiEhts1n hnndlpd ~ hRyr
tx and tWepiy.lIFUe Dollar and tgeqty ave eeAl9,
costs II tlih il q hfF Gilh ~ sllls 81 a.. ~
VsrtlIsment, aud the ieog u Tie Sheriff iof making
~ .ale m SHth Vtlal e,si!. g ~ 2
iIthb tFaei ml6fiolsdln ths liahl n
thii elSos l.ss s.sl ~ t,,,,
polts, M IL 49, tfltt - aai4 . lllllli
county, VtFFlnla, d Bhieh NJ Bogiamla Reid BOW
live, bondtd b. land % JbI'oI WIlri haa9 Z
GtosaFs snd OghonS and Which ~ egygyod b. nd
I6Fefsoll 70 aid doiolilntj join Nllog, ~ DID
daied ths Int dsY 81 April ll6o, lad Tjegid5di ia
the eISTfao Hto q 'li1Fl leousty1 atsTo.aid:
], BkED,
Jst-SOd.dtvl shgihif lleuhIli c.. "a.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-28
Notice to Stockholders.

4 HERE viz b an election foF Director! Of the
Wheeling Gas Company On the seo0ud Monday
4 July, al UeIock, Al die OiEs u the Company,
jcl8-gS 0R0. I, TINGLk.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-28
Marshal's Sale.

HELbauGnTEhS RAiLGolb DIIFEcI,
CrGiERilSB, Jane iith, iS6t ieiS-Sd
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-28

DimeuIty Concerning ContFRbAnds
Hgtvgssn thG Civil ASA Military Aus
thOFttia6 % Mason couutys-The
Commahdaht % thS Pest SD she
Deputy O. 3. alhFthal oouie - Cell
llSisas
We have reesiVtd the iolloHiag cores
pss4speo 10 printed alp from POlat
Pleasant:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-28

Il. u. !. n.sa. c. sGEs WI s.4..l y.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-28

Jol-0od.dtvl FblIihi1f li.l.hlll e.. q.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-28
Woods Moving Machines,
FOR THE COMING HARVEST.
PRICE. $50.

nRYOR ( FROST AgrAls tOr he Wet, would cal,
E-1kA laiissslra q HaFIRaft u thla ven p1p1lAr
MlshiRs IIE de LI0nTRsr DRAiF MACHINE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-28

EVERYBODY WANTS .oinSthlug topro.
~ teet thom from Ne evil tGaeiS u ehShg,s b
WatSF ahd dlSt End 70 BiVo tone and strength % tho
stomach, !hsu lmplIFed by di8aSa, OF The hoatl d
SlmmeT. TTy Tt.t wa " 4 u
SLOGANS EssENcB on JAMAICA GINGER"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-28
Pol1T PLEAsAyT, "a, June ., 1859.

POIHT PLEA5AST, Va June >, Isos'
This day / rseriTsdA Dispatch Sfon Col
Gilbert, eeumlnding The 4iih Ohio Rsgi-
meat, At Meadow Bius, requesting me 70
look cot fol, AaI u POssibIs arrest bis cob
OTsd cook, Who had ron % With smIll
mare belonging TO the US.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-07-09

DURING this Month Trains will leave
lIGrand Haven, ms follows
Mail. ut 1915 A. NJ, for Detroit, and calling
at all the stations.
Mixed, Mt 400 Z. NJ. for st. Johns.
Night Express at 1900 y. NJ, for Detroit !.
Steamships for Milwaukee leave Grand IIa-
ven at $40 A. M. and 4:40 p. NJ.
-O
Refreshments at Detroit, 0wosso and Grand
Haven, and upon Cos Ferry steamer "Wind-
sor," ON Detroit River.
Comfortable Hotel in Depot Mt Grand Haven.
&G- Sleeping Cars on all night trains.
Trains leave tcrmini daily, Sundays excepted
The Telegraph Line Is now open for Public
Business.
CONNECTIONS
AT DETR0IT-Great Western Railway for
all points East-Michigan Central Michigan
Southern, and Grand Trunk Railroads.
AT MTLWAUKEE-w With the Mississippi
Lacrosse, Racine, Chicago, WATERFOWL, and
Horizon Railroads, for all points West and
Northwest.
Passengers for Great Western Railway 90 on
the Railway Ferry Steamer at ID. & NJ. II. Dock,
leaving Dock at 7:2O A, NJ, and 7:10 PM
The Company's Time Tables can be had at
any of the Stations.
w. X. MUIR, GcnI Supt.
DID M. II. Offices, 1862 [n1O5