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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-24
BOmbaTdmeat of St. Mary,s Fla.

NEW YoRE, Nov. 2s,-The New York
Herald has received a letter from Fernan-
dina, Fla, of the 10th giving an account Of
the bombardment of St. Msry's by the gun
boat Mohawk. The steamer Neptune with
detachment of 9th Me-, Col. Rich, proceed
ed to St. Mary's on the 9Th accompanied by
the Mohawk. The troops landed and were
fred on by the rebels, one being danger
otsly wounded. The rebels then mustered
strongly and the Neptune with the troops
left the wharf; WhereupOu the Mohawk
fired with shell for twenty minutes. The
firing then ceased. owing to female APP
preaching the. ship bearing flag of truce.
Lieut.. Dnrand went ashore and communi-
Gated with her. On her returning Captain
Hughes hauled of with the intention Of re-
turning to Fernandina. The rebels then
fired YOlley of musketry at the ship, one
Of the shots grazing the cap OF the Captain,
he instantly returned abreast of the town
and kept up an incessant tire for an hour
and a half. Half Of the town was reduced
to ashes and almost every house more or
less injured. Previous to firing the second
time Captain Hughes invited all the wo-
men aud children on board the ship but
they refused. No gus were aimed at the
houses in which they were.
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HE.paull1EEs ~ salaApE, V. -

"HosAnef NV p Aoo@-
/. Unffi further of8srs, he tisld, staa ana oo,-
missioued odleers with the Observation-Disclosures star
officers Ofthe ith and 9Th Regiments ofVirEnil IlE-
on each Monday evening" for instruction. tn taelIes
The roll will be called ~ O'Clock PToeiseiy-
IL. The 9Th and 5fh Regiulents viii muster On
Saturday, the 18th inst, AZ O'Clock, P NJ the Slh
Streets, and the 4th Regiment Fourth Street. BE-
tween MOnroe and Quincy Streets. Each Captain
will his company to be formed and the roll CALI
ed, precisely at ~ O'Clock, p. II. Each Regiment
Colonel The Brigade will be formed by the Assis-
tant Adutant General, upOh the OEdar Of the BFEA-
der general. Tor Imposition and reNieW-
III Uutil further orders, each comHany OF the
aud instruction, one evening in each month for two
hours, commanding precisely Al O'Clock. Tho Cap
tain OF each company will cause the roll 20 Be called
and Absentee8 noted for return.
". The ColoneIs Of the 9Th and 5th Regiments
will forthwith order meetings Of the battalion and
Regiuiental courts fOrthe laying OF fines upon delin-
quent and the transaetiOn Of business ~ such times
and places A. the Colonel OF each Regiment may
V. me COlOnsls Of the several Regimsut5O Of thi.
Brigades Col J. H C0ehFane, 1854, Regiment. Han
Brooke Couuty; Col. James MeOluney, 5th Regiment
Ohio County, Col. Andrew J. Sweeney, 9Th RGgi-
nient, Ohio County; Col. Thomas @. HerVey, 16ist
Regiment, Ohio County; Col. Geo. Bowers, 18th
lIeadquAEteTSa roster Of the eld stan and company
ofcera OF his Regiment, and copies Of the ro8 and
returns OF the Volunteer Corps Attached 20 his Reg
ment. He will also return the description, number
and condition Of all arms aud aeeoutr1mentg belong
ing TO the State, within the bounds Of his Regiment
His attention Il directed to the 9th Chapter Of the
Code Of virginia tEdisen Of 1864. and especially
TO Sections 10, u, ID 10 Il and Is Of that chapter
By OnleT Of BEiadier General JAMES s. WaEAI.
d. DAVENPORT,
nOv9 Asst. Adj't General, 18th Brigade, V. II.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-24
More Captures by our Navy-Fitz
John Porter.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.-The Navy De
partment has been Informed of the capture
by the schooner Hale in Nassau river of
the schooner Wave, laden with turPentine
and cotton.
The Daylight boarded the Racer OF Nassau,
of Wilmington. The crew of the latter
vessel made their escape, and afterwards
Intellectually fred upon the boats crew OF
the Daylight. The Racer had to be aband
oned in consequence of the gale, but her
cargo which consisted principally of salt
was saved.
1t is ascertaiued from other dispatches
that the expedition which fred the ALE.
ghenian was led by Lieut.. Wood, formerly
of the U. S. navy. Several Of the incendi-
aries were captured, one of whom confess
ed that he was the rebel pilot on the eEpe-
dition.
The :rial of Gen 'Fitz John Porter is de-
layed in consequence of the uOu-arrival of
witnesses.
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HEADQuARIEEs IrH REa1nEHr V.M. !
WHEEuSG, November 9Th ls6a.

/ deterAl Order NO. l.
4 A BattsliOn Court consisting Of Lieut. Col Tho
! lsH- Logan, President and Captains Geo. @ Ware
Co A. John Scott, Go. T. y. y. ueSaughten. Co q,
John Z. Wilson, Co b, John ". Ball, Co. @, and
John q. Smith, Co. l, win convene on Friday, No
vcr1ber 2lst, NJ - o'clock =. ~ In the Grand jury
rOO IN the CouTt-hOuse for the TRANSACTIONS Of such
business ~ Il may lawfully have do, arising with
| In the district represented.
II. A Battalion Court, consisting OF Major @. w
FranZheim, President, and Captains John p Hop
ktGs, Co. X, Ches-er d. Knox, Co. Z, J. N. Vance,
Co. II, VIM. b. Simpson, Co Y, and Andrew J. Long
Co. H. will convene AZ the Grand Jury room, n tiSS
Court house ON Saturday, November 2ed, At II<
o'clock p. NJ for the Transaction Of such busiuess a.
may lawfully come before il, araing within the din
trict represented.
III. Regimental Court Of the 9Th Regiment eop.
Eisting OF all the Yield and Stan Ocers Captains
OF companies, will convene At the Grand Jury room
"a the Court House, Saturday, November 18th, At
lS o'clock r. ~, for the Transaction q business
". Captains Of companies are required to report
to the Adjntant OF the Regiment ali absences fom
any drills or mnsteTs which have been may be Or
dered mp to the time OF the meeting Of each Datfal
ion Court.
Lewis G. Stifrl, Sergeant Major. Provost AaTsbal
Will attend the meetings OF both Battalion and Reg.
mental Courts.
VI. All persons claiming exemption from militia
duty by reason OF aelAge, Surgeons Certificate or
otherwise must present their pleas to be considered
aud passed upon by the RegimentaI Court. All per.
eons sub ect to militia duty, who by absence from
dItlla or musters, liable TO be load may present
their excuses 10 the BattaiiO Courts Of the district
in which they reside and aErieVedby said Courts
decision may appeal to the Regimsntal Court.
VII. All ciai as for services rendered sue a. mu>
sic printing rent Of drill rooms, gas &C. must be
presented TO the Regimental Court
VIII AL officers attending thess seVernl courts
will appear with side arms
BY order OF Andrew }. Sweeney, Col. 9Th ReE't
now /. N.IRWlS, Adjutant-
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Tennessee News.

NASHVILLE, Nov. 21.-Marfreesboro is
said to be evacuated by the rebels and they
retire to Tullahoma, which they fortify.
Brag's army is divided into two corps under
Generals Polk and Hardee.
NASHVILLE, Nov. 22.-Gea. DAVIS cap
tured 43 rebels to-day, 10 of whom were
scouting on Stones river.
Heavy cHunOnading was heard this A. NJ,
in the direction of Lebanon. Cause not
known.
The rebels reported Bragg moving on
MurfreesbOro instead Of that place being
evacuated.
Letters received here to-day say jeff
Davis requires Bragg to fight for every incE
of Tennessee.
1t rs said that Breckenridge division
occupied ShelbyVille and the rest OF the
rebel army is south of Duck river, fOrtify-
ing Elk Ridge.
Kirby Smiths corps was crossing Ten
nessee river on Thursday.
The bridge across Tennessee river at
Bridgeport is nearly finished.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-24

B9 TINS F1RsT VIRGINIA ISEAsrnr.
which has been ordered to Cumberland,
Will leave this forenoon. The prospect of
another Winter campaign over the ground
which the members of this regiment have
such good reason to remember is not very
encouraging, but the boys will enter the
field again in good spirits and will do their
whole duty. Col. Theburu has not suf1i-
ciently recovered as yet to assume COM
mand, but hopes to be in short time. In
the meantime Major weddIe, who has been
in command of the regiment for some time
will continue to occupy the position.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-24

B8- TIE MARKETs.-The Second Ward
Market was well supplied on Saturday
morning and the attendance of buyers was
good. Everything in the produce liue had
an upward tendency except butter, which
was sold at a very reasonable price for this
season of the year, some pretty good as
low as fifteen cents. The Market was glut-
ted with all sorts of poultry. Those who
rush their poultry into market now in such
abundance are not wise. A turkey or a
chicken will be just as good about Christ
mas or New Years as now and poultry will
then be iu great demand.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-24
HEADoUARIERs i'm REG'T. VIRGINIA MILITIA,
WngDLINQ, Nov. 18th, 1862,

GENERAL OEDDR so. =.
TR0M and -fler this date the several companies OF
Il the 4th Regiment will meet Mt the following
named places for drill and inspection, as follows
Company 4, Capt. Ware, on tho fret Friday OF
each month at the Armory, Court House.
Company B, Capt. Wilson, on the frst Tuesday Of
each mouth at the Armory, Court House.
Company G, Capt DAll, on the hrst Wednesday Of
each month at the Armory, Court HOu'e.
Company D, Capt. Vance, on the first Thursday Of
each month Mt tho Arniory, Court House.
Company i, Capt. Knox, on the first Saturday Of
each month at the AruoIy, Court House
Company p, Capt. Simpson, on the second Tuesday
Of each month at the AFmOry, Court House.
Company G., Capt, McN auGhten, on the third Tues
day Of each mouth at the ArmOry, Court HOnEc
Company II, Capt. Long on the fourth Tuesday Of
each month at the ArInory, Court House.
Company 1, Capt. Scott, on the sec nd Friday Of
each month at the AImory, COurl House.
Company x, Capt. Hopkins, on the third Thursday
OF each month at the ATmOry, Court House.
Company L, Capt. Auth, on the second Thursday
Of each month at the Armory, Court House.
Company rolls will be called at each meeting above
ordered, and all absences will he noted thereon and
reported to the succeeding battalion Courts.
Members Of companies of the 4th Regiment un-
provided with arms and AecOutremeuts will receive
them Oh aud after this evening Mt the Armory.
By order Of Andrew J. Sweeney, Colonel 18th Reg
inient. lhoVI1i I.N.IRWIN, Adiutant.
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Murder in Dorchester, Mass.

BosTON, Nov. 22.-Abel Hacking, cab
met maker, was murdered in his shop at
Dorchester, Mass, last night by blows
from a Ratchet. The selectmen of the
place have offered $500 for the appreheu-
sion of the murderer, I
Richard Heath aud VIM. Fitz, and John
Rafferty, were undoubtedly killed or drown
ed by the railroad drawbridge disaster at
Charleston, yesterday morning. Their
bodies were probably swept away by the
current. These added to the deaths al
ready reported make the casualties seven
in all.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-24

R8- STEAMBOAT BURNED. Yesterday
morning the old steamer Brown Dick, for
some years employed in transferring pas
seugers and freight between BelIaire and
BenwOOd, caught Ere at the First Ward
Ship Yard and was entirely destroyed.
A new boat has recently been built from
the machinery of the Brown Dick, AMI the
most of the machinery had been transferred
from the old to the new boat which was
standing alongside. AS soon as the FIRE
was discovered the old boat was cut loose
and fOated down the river a short distance,
where she was quietly consumed without
danger to the numerous new craft lying
adjacent. The damage will probably not
exceed couple of hundred dollars.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-24

DOTHs CR4B BorToM EXPEDITION
Gen. Milroy, in his recent expedition TO
Crab Bottom, 10 Highland county, marched
TWO hundred miles in eleven days. Among
other things he destroyed three saItpetre
works and one thousand pounds Of saltpe-
ire. Col. LII. Duval, and his 9th Virginia
Regiment accompanied the expedition. The
officers and soldiers of the 9th are very
well pleased With the conduct of their new
Colonel and are much attached to him.
Colonel Duval wants about 200 men to fill
up his regiment.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-24

H9 ACClD1sr.-on Saturday evening
The horse and buggy of Thos. Sweeney,
ESQ OF this city, was standing near the
bridgeport depot. The approach of train
OF cars alarmed the horse aud he backed
the vehicle upon the track. The engine
caught the buggy aud as it moved forward
It's Pouderous wheels crushed the vehicle
10 atoms. The horse was also in very
dangerous Predicamept at one time, but he
wasFescued without damage. Fortunately
There was no one in the buggy.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-24
HEaD2UAErEss 6Tu REGIxzNT, Y. 81. ,
wHEEIiSc November 4. 1S52

General UrdsrS No. IL
The Battalion Courts Of Inquiry for the 5tl,
Il. Regiment Virginia Militia, will convene a. fol-
lowe: The hrst, embracing ali the companies north
Of Alley D, Centre Wheeling, toe Court-houss on
Friday, the 2st inst, At O'Clock p. NJ, consisting
Of Lieut. Col. Chester d. Hubbard, President Can
tains james 2. Gray, Co. A, W.P. Hail. Co. C. George
Adams, Co. =, Porter Smith, Co. D, and John Goudy
Co. ]. membeTs. The second embracing the eompa-
mics south of the above al ey, at the on
Saturday, the DID inst, At O'Clock p. II eorsi-t-
ms OF SiIjor lsae Cloudy, President Captains A. T.
Mckee, Co. X, T. T. yor. Co. Z, Andrew 0iass Co.
u, H. HArtenStein, aud Augustus HEnleu, Co. IL
members,
sistng Of all the Field and Stan Oneers aud Captains
Of eonpAnieS will convene At the C0urth Sat-
urday, the 18th inst, At I = O'Clock p. 81
Ill. AdtutAnt John H. SLAllman, Provost Marshal
I'd. II. Young, and Sanl p. Hldreth, Clerks viii At.
tend all Of the above Courts.
" AupeTBOns having legal excuses to offer Enr
nOnattendAnce at any Of the driis mustera der
ed prior to the assembling Of these COaFt are n1.
fed % attend Those subject to militia duty. who
by absence from drills musters are liable to DO
fined, must attend the Battalion Courts Of Inquiry
for their respective districts. All others claiming
EeOns certificates alienage Otherwise Will present
their cases TO the Re imental Court only.
v. Captains accompanies are required to report 10
the Adiutant OF the regiment all absentees from any
drtlls or musterg which were ordered prior TO the
meeting ofsaeh Battalion Court
VI Persons aggriegsd by the decision Of the Bat.
talon Conrts may appeal TO the Regimsutal Court
VII. All claims for services rendered such a. rent
Of drill rooms, ga muac, printing &e, must be pre-
sented to the RSgimentAl Court.
VII All othesrs attending these Courts viii ApPsay
Bp order Of Jas. MeCluuey, Colonel sth Regimen
nOys-td PERI. IL srALLSlAN, AdTt.
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sSg-A BIG RrvEE.-On Saturday eve.
ming there we're fourteen feet ,vater in the
channel OF the Ohio aud rising slowly.
fair amount of freight was being offered
for below and :here was an activity aud
hustle about the landing which we have
not observed for long time. The rates Of
freight have advanced somewhat in conse.
queuce of the tax to which steamboats, are
subject and the high price of labor and
fuel. Firenen and deck hands now demand
$40 per month. A year ago they could be
hired for twenty.
The Pittsburg Gazette of Saturday con-
tains the following
The river raised rapidly during Thurs
day night and yesterday and last evening
there was upwards of eleven feet by The
pier marks. There appears to have
been but little rain at the headwaters of
the MOnongahela river as there has been
no rise worth speaking of in that stream.
This is to be regretted, as it will prevent
an immense quantity of coal going
forward to Cincinnati aud Louisville. where
it is badly needed.
A number of tugs, with heavy tows of
coal have passed down for Cincinnati and
Louisville.
The following are the rates of freight
agreed on between Cincinnati and Pitts
burg Flour 4Oc p er barrel; whisky and
oil 75C per barrel, and pound lots zoe
per 100 lbs.
Captain Booths new boat was not
launched on Saturday as was announced.
The river rose very rapidly on Friday
night and there was too much water on
Saturday. She will require for success
full launch between eight and ten feet wa.
ter.
P. s.-Yes.erday the river commenced
falling aud had receded considerably last
evening. Several more steam tugs, pas.
sed down with coal bound for Cincinnati
and Louisville, where coal is SO badly
needed that the enormous price OF 90
cents per bushel has been paid in some
instances.
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HEADQUARTERS 5TH REGIMENT V. 81, !
MnEELINn My l2Ih. 1872


General Order No. 81
Until further orders the several companies Of
" the 5th Regiment will meet at the following
named places for drillRnd inspection:
Company A, Capt. Gray, GU the second Wednesday
of each month at the armory, Courthouse
Company b, Capt, GLASS, on tie second Friday OF
each month at the La Belle Warehouse.
Company @, Capt. Han, the third Friday Of each
month at the RrmoFy, Court-hsuse
COMPANY d, Capt. Smith, OH the first Tuesday OF
each mouth at American Hall.
Company Z, Capt. Taylor, on the the FIRST Wednos-
day OF each month At AmsEicad Hall.
Company p, Capt. Adams, on the fourth Thursday
OF each month at the armOry, Court House.
Company g, Capt Hart natein, on the fourth Fri
day OF each month At Sttubenraueh Hall, South
NYheeling-
Company II, Capt Hanlnn, on the second Saturday
of each month At the armory, Courthouse
Company I, Capt. Goudy. on tho second Friday OF
| each month at American Hall.
Company X, Capt. Mckee. on the third Saturday
/ Of each month az American hall.
TheSeYeTal commanding ofieers will cause the roll
to be called promptly ut o'clock p. NJ, and all alb
sentees following 10 minutes for variations in time
noted, to be reported to the succeeding Batta ion
Courts Of Inquiry. Each drill 70 continue At least
/ two hours.
/ The Captain Of each company viii, at every month
/ ly drill cause minute Inspection OF the arms and
/ Requirements within his command, and report q
the BATTALION Courts any that are mot kept Improper
BY ofJas. MoCluuey, COL 5th ReE'ty,M.
uoVi1.Im J. II. STALLAIAN. Adiit.
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Telegraph Markets.

CIRCINNAII, Nov. 81,
Flour unchanged and in demand at 1Od5 10 for
superflne Cincinnati is held 10 higher aud cannot
be bought less. Wheat firm at l 90 for red and
10 for white, choice Kentucky white sellsat l 10
al 90. Corn declined to IS for sheIed and dull at
that. Oats In moderate demand Whisky 342I and
Ia good demand. Mess pork hrm at 10 5OQr10 IS
holders asking higher rites. Ltrd fair demand at
S3H which is a decline Pair demand for green meats
but prices rather lower at 3@e3JI for shoulders 81
for hams and . and s. for rib and clear sides.
Groceries unchanged Gold 90 Silver and de
maud notes . 70 ! q. Exchange firm at par.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-24

Ia OLD BARRkLs.-Thers is a great
demand now for old barrels of all descrip-
lions. Old -four barrels which heretofore
sold as low as ten cents now command
twenty five. Good old whisky and cider
barrels are worth one dollar. The Gov
eminent has bought great many barrels
to ship potatoes, &C., to the army. and
cooperage is exceedingly scarce. ~
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BUSINESS NorIOEs.


GRAMMAR LEssoS-TO be recited in the
Churches every Sabbath during the Win
ter. s
LIST exercise, by the Congregation
Cough is verb, active, intransitive, and
IN the present tense, Indicative mood is
corrugated thus u
Thou ! cough soass.,. Y. " We Coz sons sau.,
He coughs They cough
Present ParticipIe-(atD eougdiagi
I'd exercise, by the Preacher:
Cough is noun, common, TOO common
in this congregation ueuter gender, plural
number, aud 10 all cases governed by
DR.. cHAFAAs's HoAaHouyD BALsAM,
Price % cents. Sold by
T. Fl. LOGAN & Co.,
and LOGAN, LIST h Co.
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B0NEw BREwery.-AmougI the new
enterprises which have been started recent
ly is the new brewery of Geo. Storey which
has been advertised for some days in this
paper. Mr.. Storey, who has the largest
experience in the manufacture of ale, gives
his personal attention to the concern and
his ales are said to be superior His estab.
Iishment is located in South Wheeling.
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Successful Skirmish.

HARPRR's FERRY, Nov. PA special TO
the New York Herald says, our working
parties were attacked near HalItowu by a
troop of rebel horsemen. Gen. Geary or
dered a battery of six masked guns to be
opened upon them. They were driven back
at the first round and shelled rs long as
they remained within range. Several men
and horses we're placed koys du combat
We did not lose man.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-24

b5EpwARD FRERxDER, member of Capt
schoeke's!company, 9th Va. Vols, now sta
toned at Claysville, Va, is notified that if
he does, not Immediately return to said
company for duty he will be arrestedIas a
deserter. Frernder has ia residence in
Ritchietown.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-24

B@wE learn that Capt. Charley Harri-
son, of the 9th Virginia Infantry has been
assigned to duty on the staff of Gen. s.
CIuseret, and is ordered to report at New
Greek.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-24

An ADJOURNED MEH1ISG Or THE
~ Second Battalion Court Of Inquiry of which
Msjos Isaac Cloudy Is Pre.dcat, viii meet to con-
inds their lnbora at the Court HOUSE. Friday Eve
,jnr Noyember the IS, 1862, instead OF Thursday
November 2, 1862 ny order &c. s. P. HILDRETH,
noY2I.td Regimental Clerk.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-24

HS PAROLrD VIRGINIA ParsosEas Ex-
'uAheko'-We are authorized to state that
all the ParOled men OF the First Virginia
'Olan'eeF Infantry taken prisoners and
pa'oled in Virginia aud Maryland previous
" november LIST, 1862, are exchanged to
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New Q. s. Senator from New Jer:

TRESroN, N. J. Nov. Ex-Governor Old
On has appointed Richard Field of Prince
ton, U. s. Senator to fill the vacancy eaus-
ed by the death of Hon. John R. Thomson.
The term will expire on the 4th Of March
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-24
Monday Morning, Nov. "a, 1852.
NOTICE.

AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE
HESgsS First DlitailiOn Court %: luqairy
n WHICH LIEUT. Col c. u. hubbard is President,
will meet 20 conclude theft i"Sots NJ III. e art
~ O'Clock. BY orisr &c. :. T.. HiLORETH
nov9i.td EeSimeutSi q ERIK.
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I cry respectfully,
Your Ob't servant,

REMOVAL OF WOMEN AND CHILDREH-pREPA.
RATIoNs TO SHELL THE PLACE.
Last night was busy one in Frederick
removing the inhabitants The military
authorities were also not idle. as dayIigh,
this morning revealed to view a line OF
earthworks TO the right and rear of the
town, the result of last nights labor. The
natillery is now being placed in the most
favorable positions, while the encampments
which were within range of the enemy's
guns are being moved further back from
tue river. There are very apparent strong
reasons for not opening upon them TODAY
unless forced to do so by the enemy. The
rebels have just fred few shots but no
response has been made.
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A>WE would call attention to the card
t.a'WheFs of DR.. John G. Hupp, who has
gu ~ appointed Special Examining Sur.
sou oil the Pension Bureau for this CITY.