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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-16
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A Collision on the Potomac 70
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] NsW YORK, Aug. 10, O'Clock, A. NJ
The Herald has received the following dis
patch from the Potomac:
ACoUlA CREEK, VA Aug. IA collis-
sion occurred on the Potomac last night,
olE Ragged Point, between the steamers
| Peabody and West Point, involving a loss
ot73 lives. The West Point was bound to
that place from Newport News, with con-
valesceut troops of Gen. Burnside's army.
She sank in ten minutes after tie accident.
The Peabody brought the rescued soldiers
aud passengers to this point, and from
Lieut. Col. Scott, OF the 9th New Hamp-
shire regiment, who was on board the ILL
tated vessel and 10 charge of the troops,
have obtained the following account OF the
disaster:
He says we left Newport News on the
llth inst. with 254 soldiers, 4 officers, 3
ladies and child. At Fortress Monroe we
took on board II men making in all 279
souls. On Wednesday evening, the 18th
inst, about eight o'clock, when off Ragged
Point we were startled by shock aud soon
discovered a collision had taken place be-
tween our steamer aud another, the Geo.
Peabody, bound down the river. The West
Point began to leak very fast and it was
fascertained that she would sink in less
than 10 minutes.
The Peabody which had been partially
disabled by collision could render no as
sistance except with her small boats
Valuable assistance was rendered by Cap
tains Biggs and Hall and their Assistants.
The Quartermasters of Burnside who were
passing in the steamer John f. Anon, and
by acting master Joslyn of the guuboat
Reliance. An unknown barge also rem.
dered valuable assistance, and by cOmbin-
fTrn nd
were rescued.
The West Point went down in fathoms
of water about one and half miles from
the Maryland shore, and nothing can be
seen of her but her smoke stack, masts and
some wrenched up planks on her deck
All her crew were saved except one fireman
named John Russell. Tho brief period
during which the West Point remained
ahoat after striking and the CONSERVATION
which prevailed prevented the efforts to
save all from being as successful as could
be desired.
Capt. Doyle aud Lieut.. Scott were tue
last to leave the vessel.
The number missing is 70. and of them u
portion may be saved, as number were
picked up By small boats and schooners in
the vicinity.
The following are among the missing
The wife and child of Lieut.. Col Scott, of
the 9th n. H.; the wife of Capt. Cummings,
of the 9Th N. H.; DR.. Nerseu aud Lieut..
Chasserth.
Up to 10 o'clock tonight 10 bodies not
identified have been recovered and buried.
The Captains of the two steamers have
been put in charge of the Provost Marshal
here, and on Recommendation of Quarter
master Riggs an investigation is now being
held as to whom blame is to be attributed
for the melancholy disaster.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-16


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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-16
Union Prisoners Captured at the
Late Battle.


BALTIMoREi Aug. l5.-The Richmond
D'sPateh of August 18th has been received.
1t contains the names of the following
Union prisoners, captured during the Gull
pepper Court House battle and brought to
Richmond on last Monday night:
Gen. II. Prince; Capt. G. d. Halstead,
Adjt. Gen. to Gen. Augur's division, Sec
ond Lient. v. Masses, Tooth Pa; Col Chap
man, 9Th Conn; Lieut.. Weduey, Sd Ill;
Capt. Wilkinson, Asst. Adjt. Gen. to Gen.
Williams division; Capt. Rupell, I'd Mass.
Capt. Vauierman, Goth Ohio; Lieuts AL
lister aud Long, goth n. Y; Lieut.. Belos-
try; Lieut.. Greatrake, 18th Pa; Lieut.
Whitney, 5th Conn., Capt. Griffith, 10th
Pa: Lieut.. Snyder, 9Th regiment Infantry;
Lient. Egbert, 18th U. S. Infantry; Lieut..
Woods, 2sth n. Y; Lieut.. Chimney, 9th
Conn; LIent. German, 46th Pa, Lieut.
Seliredge, do; Lieut.. Fisher, 9Th U. s. In.
fautryi Lieut.. Green, lO3d N. Y; Lieut.
Walker, Sd Md; Capt. Bower. 2e;h n. Y;
Maj. Cook, 2sth n. Y, Lieut.. Kenyon, do;
Lieut. Ames, do; Lieut.. Doyle, 9th Conn.
These officers were all lodged in Libby
prison where all captured officers from
Pope's division are assigned to be kept in
close confinement. According to a recent
rebel proclamation they are not allowed
any kind OF association with other Union
prisoners or officers, and seem downcAst at
the prospect before them. 1t also says that
the battle of Saturday was fought by a
portion only ofthe divisions of Gems GAR
land, Ewelll, and a brigade under Gen. C.
T. Winder, claims the capture of 300 Union
prisoners, including so commissioned OIL
GERS.
On Saturday night Gen. a. H. Hills di-
vision came up and was engaged in the
fight until the Union forces had retired a
distance of 5 miles. The Dispatch also
says that during the engagement which
was desperate, Gen. @ S. Winder was shot
in the breast and died instantly. It does
not announce the death of Gen. Trimble,
and claims victory, and alleges that the
retirement of the Gonfederates from the
field was voluntary. 1t says the enemy's
loss was large, and that the Confederates
Enthusiastically, but it does not give any
number.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-16
The Rebel jackson still Retreat
ing-His Men DESERVING him.

HEADQUARTERS OF SIGEL's COMMAND,
NEAR THE RAPIDAE RIvER, Aug. l5.-Tne
enemy are still reported to be retreatiug
beyond the RapIdan, although they have a
force on the other side with guns in posi-
ton and n large body of cavalry in the
neighborhood. They are supposed to be
merely covering the retreat of the main
body.
Gen. Milroy is IN advance with BufOrd
aud Bayard's cavalry and some artillery.
The river is easily forded at many points.
1t is stated by scouts that JAckson's ar
my numbers sc, 900 at least. He has man
aged TO move them all of safely, excepting
a few strsgglers. Some of the latter came
into our camp last night, aud said almost
all the Virginia soldiers would desert If
they thought they would be well treated.
A union soldier was found in the woods
on Wednesday with his masket barrel
grasped in both hands, the stock having
been broken offand eleven dead rebels ly-
ing around him, some with their heads
smashed and others bruised in various
ways. All the dead showing with what
desperation the union hero had fought for
his life but without avail. His body was
pierced with 3 balls. Many of the enerays
dead were left unburied, while others were
only halfcovered, in many places arms add
feet being seen above the earth.
Some SO prisoners who were wounded
and had concealed themselves in houses
near the battle field were broughtiu to day.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-16

BgsuOT HIS TnuMR ORE On Thurs
day evening, a soldier named Keefcr, be-
longing to the seth Ohio regiment, who was
in the Sprigg House Hospital on the sick
list got out in town, and as he alleges was
stoned by some FOwdies. Keefer pulled out
pistol and while cooking it, the weapon
was accidentally discharged. The contents
struck the thumb of the right hand shat
tering it so badly thatit had to be ampnta-
ted. The loss of the thumb units Keefer
for further service and he was therefore
discharged by the Surgeon of the hospi-
tai.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-16
p8ouAaTEnIso rHr srEAMBoATlss..-TE

B-CHARTERISo THE STRAMBoATs.-The
Government yesterday chartered the steam
ers Delaware, Science and Newstoy, all of
which will be Immediately taken to the
Kanawha River. The water has become SO
low that the boats usually employed in the
Kanawha cannot run, and the above steam
ers are alI.of exceedingly light draugbt.
The three steamers named are the only
boats now running up here, and the people
will be much iucOuvenienced by their re-
moval. but the necessities of the Govern
ment in these times recognize no laws Of
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-16

B55" 9RISTERs SoT WASTISG IN PATRto-
TIsM-Since the war broke out, twento,one
men from the composing room of thr Cleve-
land Herald have enlisted. Two editors
out of the Pittsburgh DiSpGtch are in the
service. The Gazette has furnished its pro-
portion, and we understand the Chronicle
office has been literally emptied of its old
hands, with the understanding that all who
return ut the close of the war have their
situations restored to them. The printing
offices of this city, are oil represented in
the army, fuily-and the same may be said
of offices elsewhere throughout the free
North. Printers are not wanting in patri-
otism.-Stsubcnpat Herald.
The InteHigsneer Office has turned out
ten printers for the war, aud we learn that
our neighbors of the Press have turned out
nearly, if not quite as many. Truly the
Printers are not wanting in patriotism.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-16

h8-Doc. Pool, charged with shooting
Adam Buch, on Saturday evening last, has
had further hearing. and was committed
for examination before Magistrates Court.
The evidence was substantially as follows !;
Pool and several other persons went into
Buchs beer saloon aud got some beer, for
which oEe of the party paid. After the
party had thrown themselves outside of
the beer, little child came into the store,
and Pool asked Buch if he would trust him
(POOD for stick of candy for the juvenile.
Buch replied that he would not. Pool then
made some insulting remark in reply
Buch then came round the counter and
took hold of Pool to put him out, Ascuf1le
ensued, during which Pool was seen TO pull
a pistol from his pocket and shoot Buch
The death of Bach, which occurred yester-
day, will go hard with Pool.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-16

Rg-PAssEs.-We expect to ease a great
many minds, and save good deal of
trouble by stating that able-bodied men do
not need passes to go to wegee, Warren
ton, Bridgeport, Martinsville and other
points almost within stones throw of the
city. People who come to the city from
ueighboring towns do not need passes 10
return upon. The system was adopted
with view of heading of sneaks who go
away from the city to avoid serving the
country which protects them. 1t was not
intended and need not interfere with ordi-
nary travel.
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WAsHISGToN, Aug. l5.-Soldiers are daily
brought hither from various points as well
as being returned from different hospitals
where they have been employed during
conyalescence in performance of hospital
duty for the purpose of reioiniog their re-
gimeut preparatory to which they are quar-
tered IN the Soldiers Rest. consiJera-
BILE number of those conveyed to this city
are deserters, some of whom have been
away from their regiments for a space
OF half year, and had engaged in bust
ness pursuits. These will be remanded to
await trial by court martial
Il is estimated that the daily arrival of
soldiers of this character a. the present
time will average nearly 200
acquisitions have been made by the War
Department in favor of the general super
intendent for volunteer forces of the sever
al states on account of appropriation for
pay of bounty, &c, upon endorsement to
the full extent of that appropriation aud
according to the quota of each state. The
funds will be distributed to the Q. S. mus
tering and discussing officers within each
state by the Superintendent of that state
The Commissioned OF Internal Revenue
is making arrangements to furnish manu-
facturers of patent medicines with stamps
for common use until they shall provide
themselves with appropriate designs, and
dies shall have been prepare therefor.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-16


I CCLPEPPER, VA, Aug. 13.-Yesterday
Gen, Pope ordered a Reconnaissance in force
OF the enemy's position in and around
! Slaughters Mountain, aud large cavalry
force, together with two regiments of in
fantry, q battery, and several montain
howitzers, in command of SIgel, pushed
forward about noon. On obtaining view
or the mountain slopes, TWO regiments of
rebel cavalry, large body of infantry,
and it is believed some guns, were discov-
cred. When within range, our battery
threw several shots aud shells into their
cavalry, and Buiord's cavalry command
made right flank movement, aud at the
same time the infantry aud some cavalry
made left flank movement. These move
ments and the effects of our battery COM
PEELED the enemy to draw behind the noun
tain on the Orange road.
On reaching the mountain 1t was iiscov-
cred the enemy's main body had Previous
ly retired by the Orange road and crossed
the Rapidan, and those seen there just be-
fore was but the rear guard. Gen. Buford
was then dispatched TO make detour to
the right to intercept the rear guard of the
enemy and cut them off and it is reported
this morning, not however on Official au-
thOrity, that he penetrated Orange Court
House last night aud found that the enemy
nhu retreateu 10 GordonSrilie. On passing
The location of the enemy's batteries the
effect of our guns of Saturday was aston
shing Many of our shells hit the very
spot where their guns stood and the earth
was furroWed up with shot.
Several dead horses lay scattered about
aud the trees in the rear were cut down
Weheld possession of the ground this morn
ing. An advance has been made by por-
ton of our main body.
The 18th Massachusetts was the regi-
heretofore mentioned as having formed in
to line of battle aud delivered several vol
leYs upon the enemy's cavalry, when they
were charging upon Gems. Pope and Banks
right. This undoubtedly saved these Cen
erals from capture or death.
The 18th bad never before been in ac-
ton, and have been complimented by Gen.
Pope for their conduct iu this sudden
emergency.
Over 700 wounded have already been
sent to Alexandria and Washington. Gen.
Banks corps has returned from the front to
recuperate and reorganize the reduced reg
imepts.
q Col, Donnelly still survives, aud is per-
sonRily sensible of all that passes. Not
groan has escaped him from the first, which
is characteristic of the man.
Gen a. S. Williams, of Banks corps,
FIRST division, is military Governor and SUI
pervisor of the railroad and telegraph in
this place.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-16

rs soNETHrSG TIE MATTER WITH HIS
NosE.-A Western yirginian has come to
grief up on the Lake Shore. The Cleye-
laud Herald, ofyes erdny, contains the fol-
lowing:
John f. Chapman. of Mason county, Va.
was arrested this morning for trying to go
to Bay City. A Lieutenant found that he
was about skedaddle and accordingly nab
bed him. He plead inability to stand mill
tary service, but this objection was quick
ly overruIed by au examing surgeon, who
found nothing the matter with his nose, as
he claimed. He was finally induced to join
Captain Dakin's company, lO3d regiment.
Induced tojoin Capt. Dakin's company,
means that Mr.. Chapman was compelled to
ioiu it according to the general order from
the War Department in relation to those
who attempt to run away. In all such
cases the writ othd6sas corpus is suspended.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-16

eBeMAKE A NorE OF TT That the
above articles, with a thousand other use
iul and ornamental eau be had from t. H.
LOGAN Co., Al Main St, and LOGAN, LIST
& Co, Bridge corner, Wholesale and Re.
tail Druggists, Wheeling, Va.
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TEACHERS.

yI,UEDV will be a meetUg Of the Board Of Sc DOL
EXsmin.rs Of tue city Of Wheeling at the Cnurt
Hons on Monday the 18th inst, II. O'clock, A. ".
A. there will probably lee no more meetings Of lie
It,TI Icfre The nrsi TaesdIy OF January next, all
riir,rt. for paccs III our pIblic Schools for tile
next term will DO well Heed this notice. The reg
Mar meetings the year held on til. flint Tucs-
Isy oSJlnuary the first Tuesday Of April. saturday
pr,eiing The Ssh It Jniy, und the sec jhd Monday in
August All Teachers, therefore, WHO desire TO DO
exHmined should bear In mind that these are the
regular days Of examination. A. 3. TODD,
SugI4-3t Press copy.l Sec ofBoRrd.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-16
R@LIEUr.w.w. MoRnow wants IS more

R@LrEUr.w.w. MOERow wants IS more
men for the Union battery now recruiting
on the Island. This arm of the service is
considered very desirable one for young
nen to enlist in. We hope that the battery
may be filed and mustered in as soon as
possible, for the Government needs its SER
vices.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-16

pBWuo Is 1T That is not annoyed
by flies, during these warn, sultry days2-
You may easily rid your house of them.
and in very few days, by using the
LlGnrYLSG Fly KILLER. Price cents.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-16

EB~WILL TAKE THE oArH.-we learn
that dispatch was received from VIM. L.
GOshOru, of this city, now prisoner at
Camp Chase, stating that he is ready to
take the oath of allegiance to the govern
ment of the United States and the restored
government of Virginia. twill be remem-
bered that Mr.. Goshorn, together with
Judge Thompson and DR.. Hughes was sent
to Camp Chase for refusing to assume upon
himself the oath of allegiance. We think
that he has done wise thing in couclud-
ing to take the oath. 1t is not much for u
man to promise to take an oath to support
the government under which he was born,
under which he has lived and thriyed and
which has protected him III all of his civil
and religious rights, but Mr.. G., under the
circumstances deserves great credit.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-16

R9-Piox1vG EN- UP.-several telegraph
ic dispatches have recently been received
from residents ofthis city travelling North,
something like the following
81 am detained here by the U. S. Mar
shall under orders from Secretary of War
Provide means for my release"
Tue authorities all over the loyal States
are executing tue order vigilantly. Trav-
elerS are picked up aud compelled to show
that they are not attempting to avoid the
draft.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-16

rBWHAr's HER NAME IA landlady up
town, or down town, or both, SETS a good
table! The praise of her biscuits and
griddle cakes is in the mouth of all her
guests. Ask her about the EXCELSIOR
BAKING POwDER-superior to all Others
Price 10 and % cents per boy.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-16

BALTIMORE, Aug. 15.-Robert A. Dob
bin, Esq, senior proprietor of the Baiti-
more 4meriean, died this afternoon, in the
55th year Of his age, after prolracted i'll
ness. fi
The steamer @. Vanderbilt hss arrived
With $50 sick and wounded soldiers from
Harrison's Landing.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-16

Hg-LIEUrs, EWING AND LEONARD, who
have recruiting office at the old Reds
Hose House, are doing well in the enlist
meut of men. They have manifested a
great deal of enterprise in the work and
they deserve to he successful.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-16

ES-HAnEAs coapus.-The counsel of
Joseph Dawson, who was arrested day or
two ago for passing counterfeit money and
committed to Jail, has applied for writ of
ha6eas corpus, the hearing upon which
Was to have taken place yesterday. Owing
to illness in the family of Judge Berkshire,
the hearing was postponed.
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100 CARRIAGEs.

cTR e. HAYES a. co. beg leave te
sts6SIa@ say 10 their old customers aud the public
Ia gsaeIal that they have now on hand, aud in
Of finishing, 100 Carriages, consisting Of Ba-
rOuches, ROckAwRys, Phaetons, Prince Aiberts, top
and no top Ruggies, all Of which arc OF the latest
styles most improved patterns and Of the best ma
terial and workmanship. All will be warranted TO
give the utmost Satisfaction. ap23-3md&W
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CHICAGO, August 1.-THE Quincy Hey-
aid of the lltb inst, says that an officer of
the Hannibal & st. Joseph Railroad, who
left Macon city, Mo-, on Saturday morning,
states that 26 rebel prisoners were shot ut
Macon city that morning for breaking their
parole. By the same authority we learn
that IL other paroled rebel prisoners will
probably suffer similar fate this morning.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-16

B9~DEATu OF ADAM Buou.-Adam
Buch, who was shot on Saturday evening
last at his grocery, in East Wheeling by
Doc Pool, died yesterday afternoon after
several days of great suffering.
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HOUSEKEEPING.

Busiotss Writing, Counting house Calculations, Po-
little Il Economy, Finance and Blinking, Commercial
Law. the chief subjects OF attention. but the in
structions In these are int, rspeTsed with ,naxims
and lucuicatiOns tending to the formation Of nigh
character as men and citizens.
The course OF instruction Is intended to be as
comprehensive and thorough as that Of any OF the
Commercial Colleges, while the expense to the stu
dent ts much less.
Lib. begs leave to refer those to whom he Is
unknown to Geo. w. Smith, Esq., OF to tho officers
of the banks In Wheeling and bridgeport.
my3-6md&W
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H9"THE IMNINssr, DEADLY BsEAcH."-
We understand that quite lively business
in "trusses" has been going on within a few
days past Itwon't do, gentlemen. Can't
fool the medical inspector that way.
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pains in the bowels, &C., use GRuNDY's
CHOLERA MIxTunE. Price rs cents.