Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-13

II the Court House on Wedpesstt
1862 ior the IMFl'oss OF laying lIs ssool iiS or
iIy order or this Presdsnv.,. 4 -.
jeiO isp vs.. SIsHTS cirtk.
The above meeting Is Ni,Ire,l nntiI i'I,Ri,AN,
rvs: >IN1 NENT, It,v lilfiTst ~ .srl
jelS-till Sat Gfs1. wsSlt. ii - Clerk.
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E8r FRoN RICHMoSD MIR. TN eNIr.
Cam, Esq.,, formerly a contractor ON. The.
Pan Handle Railroad, but for the last, three
years resident of White Sulphur sprinps.
Greenbrier county, 10 tbts5 State, has "a.
turned to the Pan Handle. HELEN White.
Sulphur Springs about week or ten DAYS
ago, in consequence Of az order for his ar.
rest from Gen. Heath, because OF his Union
sentiments. He left his wife and, children
behind him. Mr. McCana was. 81 Ricb-
mOnd only short time since. He thinks.
the forces there only abo,iat x, 900 and no,
very strongly fortified. While there. one
hundred aud sixty bushelslof corn were
distributed as ratiOus to Gen. sIIonestreet,s.
Division, to be parchsd BY the men: pro-
visions of all kinds being scarce, except
hOur, which being mannfactursd 10 the val.
ley of Virginia very extensively, the price.
was comparatively low. Ian
He thinks that il Banks had been prop.,
erly supported, aud enabled to take nos
session of the canal aud railroads leading
to Richmond, the Confederate army, would
have been compelled to retreat, some, time
since, in consequence of the want Of bread
-effsCtually starved out. y II
The N0nSaef0t -. T.. -, 81
in the sentiment of a great many, as they.
take every man bstWeen the ages of1s and
So, and in emergencies all above that age
who are able 70 bear arms. 5MF. McCaun
reports that the mountains ars0 iufestedI
With bands of gdeFttllas aud dessttsF5 from
the rebel army, and a person, travelling,
there is in as much danger. from tie de-
serters as the guerrillas. for in Approach.
ing their hiding places they Will ron fear
Of arrest, shoot you without stopping to
enquire your sentiments or your az mission.
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P9- The MILITARY CoMiusr6S AT At
CLAREsBURa.-We ara indebted 70 a friend
in Clarksburg for the following names of
the officers composing the Military Com :
mission which asssmbledidtf Clafks6are on
the 9th of thisgmoRth, byaorder of Major
General Fremont, for the trialgof D Wat.
Cool and other rebel prisoners:
Colonel Robert Bruee, % Maryland,
Liept. Col. J. F. Hoy, 9Th Virginia Vol.
Major Q. E. swearipgen, az Virginia vOl.,
TO
Major Joseph Darr, Jr., lst Virginia Vol.
Cavalry. - 80,
Captain Thomas A, Maulsby, 9Th vir-
GINA Vol. IRfantry. 'li
vo Captain Pe, William Matingly, 9Th yirgidts'
: Captain j. II. Huntington, a. Q, n. u
Captain William Hall, 9th virginia Vol.
LIST Lieut.. H. A. Myers, Ringgold eayal.
r., Pennsylvania Volunteers. yiH
I'd Lieut.. William 1eaIullen, 9th Vir-
GINA Vol. Infantry. se Fisr,isr
Captain Theophilus Gaines, 9th Ohio
Vol. Infantry, Judge Advocate.
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B9-FoUxD Overwhelmingly after
noon, as number of boys were riding in
skiH, near the Baltimore aud Ohio Depot,
they discovered what they at first supposed
10 be dead animal, hutwhich afterwards
proved to be the body Of man. The body
was tOwed ashore aud the coroner sent for.
The coroner examined the body with u view
Of finding something in the pockets by
which to identify it, but nothing was fOund.
The body is that of a young man, apparent
y about twenty-five and dressed like Ia.
lorer. The face was very much dtscolored
and the body had evidently beeniin the wa
ter long time. The general Impression
seemed to be that the man had been lost
BY the aecidentato the steamer Mariner
which was blown over by the late wind
storm, but that could scarcely be US the
body was found above where the accident
occurred. The body asidecently inferred.
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b0~CoL. JOHN r. KEHIY.-The follow.
ing letter was yesterday received in this
city from Colonel John R. Keuly, Of the list
Maryland Regiment, aud tie hero fof the
battle OF Front Royal:
BALT14oRE. june .. 1852.
Ny Dear Aefor
3m only able TO thank yop sincerely for
yon kind remembrance of myself aud regt-
ment, and your catering notice of our con-
duct at Front Royal. . Ar af.ffs3
know thatte you moro thaut0 any one,
owe my appointment, aud shall ever con-
slider my obligations 70 you.
elm haste, yopts truly VS.
JoHn r. iKs4LY,
Coll Let Nd Reg.
Major D. H. MGPHArs Q. Is. A., ~ ~.
Wheeiing, Ya.iili