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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-18

Francis n Fuller, residence Hurricane Greek,
Wayne county, Va.
Ralph Potefman, residence unknown.
Louis PIyburu, Camp Creek, caben county, Va
james Prieo, residence Beech Fork, Wayne CO, Va
Theodore Ray residences Twelve Poll, Wayne co. W
Henry Stevenson, r. Idenee, ReWeomb's Greek,
ThonsSJ siiss,TSsidsnce auyan river c.belIcO
COMPANY X.
Steward Frieud,rosldsDee Mil Oreek.Jaeksone CO, Va
John Buekbee, absent since Oct 5, 62, residence
Geo " canisi. absent since Oct 8. 'e2, residence
Thomas osaiisr, absent since Oeti rs4ldspes un,
known.
John Mathis, absent since Oct Is 90, residence
Big Bingamon CTsek, Marion county, Va.
James II Nay, jr, absent since Oct -, 62 residence
near WorthinRton, Marion eonnty, Va.
Philip RabeT, residence Piles Fork Of BuflAlO, Ma
rion county. Va
0hrstoPhsr Rab.r, 4b'snt 'inss Sept 30, go, red
dpoeS Marion county, Va. .l .fI.
Marion county, We. O.
near WOrthinEton, EariOn county, Va. deelS't
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Adjoarned AIsstinF.
SATURDAY, Dec. 1919, ice

SATURDAY, Dec. 1870, 1867.
In pursuance of the above meeting, q
large aud enthusiastic crowd Of the cltt-
Eens of BuckhAnnon and vicinity convened
At the Court House, and chose s. ROhr-
bAugh, Esq, Chairman, and B. @. Rapp,
Secretary.
The ceremonies Of the occasion COM
mencsd At 10 O'Clock, a a., by the firing
of thirty-six rounds from substantial IL
FOUNDER, which made the welkin ring. At
ter which an impressive Invocation, by the
Rev. A. J. Ida, was made to Heaven for
the ultimate success of the new State
efforts.
Col. N. H. TAFT then delivered to the
large and respectable concourse most
mastery and eloquent address, which WAS
frequently interrupted by loud and enthu-
siastic bursts of applause-and to animate
the scene large number of the fair daugh-
tiers of Upshnr were there also, 70 Undue
the whole with their presence aud smiles.
After the delivery ofthe address, the meet
ing adjourned to meet at early CANDLE
lighting:
Accordingly large coneourse of the
citizens reRssembled at the court House,
aud were entertained by az eloquent adj
dress by DR.. D. s. Pinnell.
Immediately after dark, the place Was
liuuluh1Gui huu pEeSeuteu QUO OF Nuo mUbt
beautiful and magnificent sights ever wit
messed in Buckhanuon.
On motion of F. Berlin, the following
resolution was unanimously adopted.
RssotUed, That the loyal citizens Of Up
shur county, return their thanks to those
patriotic statesmen in Congress, who so
ably advocated and promptly sustained the
bill for the admission Of West Virginia
into the Union.
On motion, that the Chairman and Sec
rotary sign the proceedings of the meeting,
and request the editor of the Wheeling In
fslligeneer to publish the same.
Editors of loyal papers are requested to
give this an insertion.
On motion, the meeting adjourned, sine
de. S. RoHRBAUGH, Chairman.
B. G. RAFP, Secretary.
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vIReINIA LEGISLATURE.

WRDHEsDAY, December II.


A message was received from the House,
announcing the passage Of the bill TO in
corporate the Franklin Insurance Company
of Wheeling. Also n bill extending the
corporate limits Of the townof Buckhannon.
Mr.. CAREER offered n resolution, that the
Senate will, with the consent Of the House,
proceed on Tuesday next, to the election of
Public Printer.
Mr. FLRsHEa moved to substitute the
word Saturday, but afterwards withdrew
the motion.
Mr. JACKSON moved to lay the resolution
on the table. Lost.
Mr.. WATSON moved to substitute the
word Saturday.
On motion of Mr.. cLosE the resolution
was tabled.
Mr.. FLEsHER offered resolution that the
Committee on Courts of Justice inquire
iuto the expedieucy of exemptiug certain
counties from taxation for the year 1861.
Several amendments were suggested and
voted down, aud then the original resolu-
tion was disagreed to.
Mr. FLEsHER offered resolution that, with
the consent of the House, when the Legis-
lature adjOurns on Tuesday next it adjourns
TO meet again on the I'd of January. Laid
over.
Mr.. SLACK submitted bill to amend and
re-enact the tenth section of chapter ITO of
the Code of Virginia.
The Senate bill repeating so much Of the
ordinance of the June Convention rs re-
lates to the salary of the Governor and the
mileage Of ;he members of the Legislature,
was taken up.
Considerable debate eusued during which
it was stated that the passage of the till
would increase the salary of the Governor
1 N, Nk,a ~
\ the members of the Legislature from ten to
twenty cents per mile.
Several Senators spoke upon the subject,
when the bill was finally tabled.
Senate bill number Z, to amend and re-
enact the third chapter of the Code OF
| 1850. was taken up.
The object of the bill is 10 exclude from
voting rebels who have taken up arms in
in support of, or prOfessed allegiance to,
the so-called Confederate States.
Mr.. CLosE called the ayes and noes upon
the passage OF the bill, with the following
| result:
Arss-Messrs. Burnley, Carskadop, Ca,
ther, Close, Flesher, Gist, Jackson, Slack
and Watson-9.
NoBs-O.
House bill No. IL, approprlatiug the
rcsiduary fun under the last will and ties
lament ofPeter Curran, deceased, TO Brooke
Academy was taken up aud upon motior
of Mr.. Watson laid upon the table.
On motion of Nr. WATSON the Senate
adjourned. -ti.z-i- u
CORREorIoS.-Iu our report of yesterday
the word "drugs" occurred instead o
dogs" Also in the bill submitted by
Dr.. Watson that gentleman is made to say
"stop the collection of debts in Accomat
aud Northampton counties" 1t should b.
''stay the collection" &c.
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InterentInr stntIsticu.


We have received from the Hon. VIM. G
Brown the "Preliminary Report on tho
geighthceusus," .a.,most valuable and iustrus-
tive compend of information concerning
the population, extent, growth, wealth and
status of the different States of the Union.
We have only hastily looked through the
work and have mostly confined our atten-
ton to facts bearing upon interests of our
new State.
A diagram is given on one page of the
Report setting forth by an ingeniously pre-
pared table, the standing of each of the ORR
RinSl States of the Union, at the time the
Union was formed. aud also the standing of
the other States At the date of their admis-
sion Virginia was the largest aud most
pOpulous of the original States. In the
year 1870 she stood at the top of the list
She kept her place until the year 1910
when she ran down second. From 1920 to
1890, she ran down third. From 1880 to
1910 she ran down fourth. From..ls4o to
1850 she kept along on an even keel, but
after the latter year she took another slide
downwards aud came out 9Th in 1850.
The area of Virginia is 6l,352 square
miles, about fifteen thousand greater than
New York or Peunsylvauta, and nearly
twenty thousand greater than Ohio. Yet
her population from having been largely in
excess of the two former States in 1870, is
to-day, but a little over one-third of the
former, and about one-hAIf of the latter
State. The mean ratio of increase 10 New
York has been 42.6l, that of Penusylyania
al.26, while that of Virginia has been
l1.64. 10 population TO the square mile,
Virginia stands the 10th and Massachusetts
the 1st. We have an average of $500 per-
sous to the square mile, while Massachu-
sets has an average of 1913. The ratio
of our increase, compared with all the
crease of population, per square mile"
from 1890 down to 1860 was that of 1888,
while that of Massachusetts, ,Wss. log. %. ~
Our increase from 1850 to 1860 was s5,
while that of Massachusetts, was 1888
In the latter State there is only an area
of 1900 square miles, while as We said in
Virginia there is 81 1852, yet the assessed
value of real estate in Massachusetts is
$476,4ls,ls5, while in Virginia ii Is only
say, s52, 22s. Thsvalue of personal prop
erty is, in the former State $s15, 2sT, 4sS,
while in the latter itncludtng negroes) It
is $Tss,24e,6sl
But Rehaye not space to go farther into |
the statistics OF the census Report o,day.
We shallshave feequent occasions 70 refer
to'it5'fgures IN connection with our new
State matters. We only wish that all our |
readers could take hold IF the Norma .i4n
contained In such works and study it5Ksliil
7g.fHa.L
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LET there be no secrets in medicine, or
rather no pretended secrets. The medical
faculty publish as soon as made, all their
discoveries, aud almost all that is known of
real value for the cure of disease, has been
discovered by them. De. Aver takes the
honorable honest course, aud right because
it Is honest. He goes to work and iuveutS
the best remedy which medical skill can
devise for the cure of certain complaints:
then publishes what it Island maintains his
monopoly Of it solely by making it cheap
er, better, more perfect, than any body else
eau. If the people would exact this of all
who offer medicines, they would have
much less trscIe aud trash to swallow
New Orlean1 Organ.
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New s,ats as..s Mes.lnE an up.nur.

Upon the receipt of the intelligence of the
passage of the bill for the admission OF the
new State Of West Virginia into the Union,
by the Congress Of tina United States, the
citizens OF Buckhahnon, Upshur county,
called apreliminary meeting in said town,
for the purpose OF making suitable arrange
ments for a Mass Meeting Of the citizens OF
UpshuT. TO celebrats,in n becoming manner,
the glorious event. The admission of West
Virginia into the Union whereuPon B. o.
RapP, was called to the chair, aud G. P.
Rohr6augh, was appointed Secretary.
Col. n. b, Tan then explained. the OBJ
jeet of the meeting, and on motion the chair
appointed the following named gentlemen
. committee Of arrangements, viz; Dr. D
s. Pinnel, George Rohrbaugh, E. J. Cole
rider, Hugh Murphy aud Samuel Louden,
said committee.
The following gentlemen were then ap-
pointed 3 committee Of ID titatioh, and also
to notify tho people, viz \ @. a. Till, Liaut.
= H i . +. r
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The House met at ten A. 81. I
Prayer by Rev. s. Barnes, of the n. E.
Church.
Mr.. PATs1cK presented the credentials OF
Lewis Bumgardner, member elect from
Mason county, who came forward and quail
Mr. LOGAN, from the Committee on Fl.
nance reported bill for the relief of Sam
uel P. Hildreth, Treasurer of the Savings
Bank OF Wheeling,
Read a first time BY its title.
Mr. RUFPNER, from the Committee on
Propositions aud Grievances reported bill
taken from the files of the last House, to
| authorize the Board of Public Works 10
hire out certain eonTicts.
Mr.. FAST offered resolution instructinP
the committee on Schools and Colleges to
consider the propriety of reporting a bill
TO repeal Chapter IS Of the Code, so as to
authorize the distribution of the present
literary fund, amongst the several cities
and counties, according to the amount paid
into it by them. Adopted.
House bill changing voting place from
Mines to W. 81, Browns in the 9Th ARgis-
terial district of Preston county, was taken
up read q third time and passed.
House bill authorizing Upshur and Pres
ton counties to issue treasury notes to pay
their volunteers, was taken up, but passed
by.
House bill to amend and re-enaot the
list and 7th sections of Chapter Al of the
Code, was read first time. ~
Mr.. LOGAN presented a petition of citi-
zens OF Ohio county, praying that there be
no extension of the Stay Law.
On motion of Mr. FARSswoRrH Senate
resolution raising committee to visit the
Lunatic Asylum at Weston, was taken up,
and rejected.
Mr. LOGAN offered joint resolution di-
rectiug the Auditor to pay ont of the Liter
airy Fund s., 600 to the West Liberty Aead-
envy, in accordance with the act OF March
4th, 1861, which has never been re-
peaIed.
Objected to and laid over.
Mr.. Kramer offered a resolution instruct
ing the Committee on Schools and Col.
leges to consider the Expedieney Of refund
ing the capitatiou tax now in the Treasury
TO the credit of the Literary Fund to the
counties from which II was..received, flor
school purposes.
MI FARNswoRTH offered q resolution
that special committee of three be ap-
pointed by the Speaker 70 take into con.
stderatiou the propriety of reporting bill
making certain appropriations and trans
ters Of money, stocks, &c, belonging to the
State within the bounds of the State OF
West Virginia, provided thatS State becomes
one Of the States of the Union. .
Mr.. SMITH from the Committee on Courts
of Justice, reported bill providing for the
repeal of the act extending the time OF
SheriFs TO. execute Writs Of yferi .faeiGs on
certain judgments.
Mr.. LOGAN from the Committee on FL
nance reported bill for the relief of joseph
Martina. late Commissioned of the Revenue
in Barbour county. ~
The Bills were read frs. time by their
titles. aqsl
House Bill to reassess 2O6 acres of land
belonging TO Spencer Biddle, of Marshall
county, was taken up, read second time
and ordered TO its engrossment
The House bill authorizing the court Of
Ohio county TO re-assess nine aeres oflAnd
IN that county Belonging to Joseph Hidih.
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THE sITuATIoN.

There is no necessity for comment on the
news from Fredericksburg. Every intelli
gent reader can form his own opinion as we'll
as We can from the data furnished by the
telegraph. 1t is certain that We found the
enemy much stronger in both numbers and
position than we expected Nothing could
be more perilous than WAS the situation Of
our army after the attempt to carry the
enemy's position had failed. We had the
river between US and our supplies, and the
river was rising, and upon the slender
thread of pontoon bridges hung its fate in
case of food Burnside did right not to
hesitate. His position at best, after Sat
urdsy, was anything but enviable, while,
in the prospect of a food, it was fearful.
He had no choice but to recross.
The Discerning reader will not need to
be told that while we have suffered a re-
verse we have not lost battle. We have
lost nothing that We held-no advantage
no ground-uo munitions of war or any
supplies. We are where we set out, ready
TO reopen on any point by any route, just
as we were before. All that We have to
regret is the loss OF some brave men, to
the number, probably, of four or five thou
saad killed and wounded. No troops could
have shown more invincible vaIOr than did
these men, fighting SO long aud so stub
bornly as they did against such fearful
odds OF. preparation and position. Could
they only be brought iuto fair field, at
equal odds, their valor would soon crush
the rebellion. But it is our misfortune,
aud ever has been on the Potomac, to be
behind all our opportunities, to war appar-
emily with a continuation of sutagonisms,
eugendered by our own cross purposes,
that drag and clog like so many horrid
weights, and make US seemingly the vic
tins of fate.
What is to happen next, no one can form
an idea, One thing Is certain the route to
Richmond via Fredericksburg has proved
failure. Above or below that city, either
by GordousviIle or the Peninsula, will have
20 be tried. Most certainly there is route
somewhere, and certainly the powers tina,
~ will not forever be in ignorance Oft
The,broad miles that stretch up and down
! are not all passes of Thermopyle. We have
men and resources and appliances and tai.
d eut aud Talor. Why should we fails
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S. A Myers, Capt. D. Sheets. T. BerliuAnd.
J. ". LorentL On motion it was resolved,
that grand Mass Meeting of all friendly
20 the new State, be held on Saturday the
18Th instant Whereupon the meeting adj
journed B. D. RAPr, Chairman.
C.P. RoHRBAUGH, Secretary.
December IL, 1862.
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ger, WAS also taken up read second time
and ordered to its engrossmsnt.
Mr.. LOGAN from the Committee on FL
nance reportedathe following which were
read FIRST time by their titles:
A bill for the relief Of J. W. Stout, Com
missioner of the ReVenud of Peasants
county.
A bill to re-assess 1901 acres of land in
Preston county. belonging TO Caleb Conn.
Mr.. LoGAH offered a resolution to goi into
the elections Of Brigadier Generals of mi-
litia on Friday 18th inst. Agreed TO.
House bill for the relief Of the KauawhR
Valley sufferers was taken up and read
second time. The bill as it had been
amended provided for the relief of the suf-
ferers OF "Westerr Virginia." those words
having been substituted for "RanaWha
Yalley."1
Mr.. MTERs moved Il reconsideration Of
the Sote by which that amendment WAS
adopted, aud the House agreed to recon
slider by vote of 10 ayes to l3 nays. The
Question required on the amendment.
SIR. LoaAS moved that the whole subject
be indefinitely postponed. The matter was
discussed at considerable length, when the
vote was taken and the House refused to
postpone.
Mr. RUFENER then moved that the sub
=
i've and it was agreed to. Committee
MessFs. Ruffner,i Miner. Wilson, Rollyson
and Kitchen.
Mr. FAREsWORTH offered resolution In
structing the Committee on Finance to
consider the prOpriety of compensAliug
Joseph s. Wheat, of Morgan, claiming to
he member of the Convention aud Legis-
lature of 1861.
Mr.. BoREMAH offered one iustructiug the
Committee on Finance to consider the ex
pediency OF providing by law, for the re-
assessment of lands in the Commonwealth,
a, the instance of parties agrisved. RsSo-
lntions adopted.
Mr. SMITH. from the Committee on
Courts of Justice, reported bill to repeal
the LIST section of Chapter so of the Code,
prohibiting the issue of notes by corpora
tons (other than Bauks) or individuals.
Mr.. PATRIoH moved to indefinitely post
pone. Not agreed to.
On motion of Mr.. FARSswoRTH the bill
was recOmmitted.
adjourned.
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oTnos OF =Hs AssIssoH or TnsE DIST. OF VA.
CANRIoH, Deoambar 9Th IsH9 \

NOTICE i hereby gITSn to all pSraona residing In
IN the Third and Fourth Assessment DisfriefS or
the First CoSetion District ofvrEina that ms list
snumerationS and valuations made and taken bV N.
drsT y. ko:s Assistant AG9essor in tho Third Dis
made and taken by Robert PIGtt, Assistant AssoSor
IA the Fourth District will be open for infection n
teen days from this date. will attend a t6e ofiee
q the said Robert Pratt on the 2sd and 2tth and At
ne ON; O the said Andrew .. Ross on the 2Bth
ing any eppe4h that may be made from the I'm.
manifestations and valuations Of the aid RobeTt
fTatt or rom the h1ts, enumerAtons and yaInafIonS
Of tue said Andrew y. Ross All appeals must b in
writing, and must specify the particular eauSS mat.
ter or thing respecting which deciFon 4 re1njrS5.
and must state the ground or pFneipis Of inSdntit
or error eomplainedo Of
dselOtmTh A,.s:. SA i. p al 6Iit ON.
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HOT FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

GARD photographs FOR ALBUMS on NAIL
Card photographs taken nom old DagusrreOtyPe.-
Card Photographs taken single or BY the d'f'h
cI5d Photographs eclorod in the hnsst ItyIr:.
Gard Photographs Ofall generals and dIstingui'h'a
:, Cad Photographs Of almost rryPor-Onln Wh's-
AL FOR SALE AND As CHEAP As AT OTHER
GALLERIES IN WHEELING.
Albums, largest assortment In the city.
Albums, Autoph StoETaphie, something new
AlbuuS FIR Fignottea. somethlng new.
Albuma 70 hold from % 100 PictureA
AIbuma from IS eantl 70 SIS.
PLRTKIDaE's GALLERY,
Maia stroet, east Eida, few doors above Monroe
doel0
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Good ThIngs fOr Chrlsfn1ns fII1Is.

H1NDS0HH OLQAKS from e. to S30
Ii Rich Plain Black and Fancy SIlks
6Bsight colSEod asrinol for ChiidrenI dresses.
Gloves tOr Men, Women and Children.
First rate assortment OF Linen Hd'kfI
Mink fuE., Piteh furE, and cheap RuFa.
Quilted Hoods, Wool Do. j,
Small fnrs for Children.
6ontags and Skating Cara
Nubtls aud oomt1Fts.
Sssi9 P,.., 49,, aEa J.aRHoDEs.
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SO Reward.

GTRAHED OR STOLEN, on the Ilth inst. a I.rp,
- rcd cow four years old, with white ltFipe aio
her back moderate aEed horns, hind len white and
Fpd IRON the hook down. Ten dollars FsWur vim -
paid on delivering the COW II the roaidsaeo Of PII-
1R '. BAIL, near Sweeney elaas-Works.
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Cheap Dry Goods
Just Received at
JOHN ROEMER'S.
NO. "a MAIN STREET,
NantaTs UUbaa1ine,


NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED AND SELLING
IN AT REDUCED PRICES FOR CASH.
French herinos, figured and plain. Of all eOlOrs and
;, s.5say and Rrti. Drs.. Good. in great variety
4 large a..ortusn. Of Pristod De LaInss in Ana
Thibet MaFinol, Persian Cloths, AIpaecAl.
90 plnoo1 Of the beet ealioo1 At % eta Per yard
20 pieces oftho best ealieoI At Is cts per yard.
20 pieces Bieaehod and Brown shsstinEB and
ShirtinEh
Is pieces shirtIns Chsekl, TWssds and Hickory
tannelS The largest stock u the city q Res, Yel-
low, White Striped, PlEid, GFoyS And the dnost
Rrsl.eh Shifting RlannolE, iuSt received.
Cloth for oloakss OaIIimsrSs, satinets, Jeans and
LadIos' CIoth C1osks In great variety.
The stock o. Furas Yiet6dne1, MUM GUS Cape4
Collars And Ladies' Hoods cannot be sAseIlsd In the
sh.zl., has and square Of every 'tyls aud quAli-
y In great abundance
Hesisry, EmbEOideFy, white Goods, = larEs stock
il It ofiar6d.
oomfoFs.. Ississ, SnS cent? aeFiao Tsst5, Hep
skirt., PEsal Eri@ningl and Eotious TOO HHnurOas
Pssss esi Sooa II you vi.h 70 gst great barEainsI
n0Faes -nt.rf afs-i''iiH JOHN hokAkA-
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God guArd our nag, and keep eAShstar
zach stripe As bright IS now they wave,
stTil make Il lead our ranks in var,
still float above each patriotic grave,
neath to the traitor that Would dare
TOtrail Il. through the dust Of shame.
All honest hearts its lot VIII share
And follow Il to Death OF Fame.
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EToBA cCo-so Iozss I0s Tobseso. -
\ - Do S. DO
p q % Do Va Ths q naa
8 pos 2ocalel flsiI = q, fosnls b o
netle 'RA1FoS, Dosts96 : o9EfBAX.
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Martin so.ard., absent since Oct 2s ,o2 r..Id.uo,
cabsiI eorntv W Ssu' 1iieo Oet 20 o. residence
c)aPASYI
av,v..,.- /. att. .,,
WSyne county. Va. -D''n' '''ee IAN residence
donce Waype eoapt3 Va '''ee 'n'S IL 'oH rem
Je,,e BisnkSnsbi1I'' 49,, .,... T.. a. -,
dsncs C1bei county, Va. ''i''' 'Sn - '0z' resi-
uenSe OaoeIi county, Va
cinsinnSt oSio absent since Sept ~ a. residence
un-na OANey' absent since Dec %, 'es, residence
HieTaador T. ron.Lo. 49,. It., =.
sIdene. V"vs ,,,s Anee Jan ", 'OS, re;
-tt ~ n v ay y eouhtyl va
conn DAS1' absent since Jan %, 90, residence IN.
william Rpliu, ab,ep. ,ioe, Ia, o. ,so -.
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OfticE OF PROVOST MERsHAL SEH- ron Va !
WHEELISs, Va, Dec, 10th, lsa2.J
VIE following soldiers, lately sent from The Gasp
y oteI Paroled prisOnera near Annapolis Nd Hlh
handing Oeens for duty. II arrested after the soh
Of this month they win Be treated as desertefS.
SECOND VIRGINIA INFANTRY
cONPAEYH
David P Morgan, saIathieI Newman.
Corp RObt Mccormick, VIM " Carney,
oo1RANXL
AuEustu Clark, George Boyd
fHNTH VIRGINIA I9PASTRY-
cONPAHTc
VIM WisbAil, Thomas u Cramerine,
Isaac Yoke, David KFisIe,
samuel TarDes, LsTi Lynch.
John = MnnsOu,
colnASYE.
1homAg Meadow, Thomas DobbinN
Thomas MoadoWs, Wm HusAuA
John A Meadow, Sheldon O Morrison,
Addi8on Wfllson, Iamas n Corley.
Abraham Brooks EeTlon GauiFes,
Harvey I Shaver, Wm sAnds
Andrew Gnf Robfnsou Meadows.
Jacob Rhine,
FIRST VIRGINIA. INFANTRY.
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syITs..:s 3 Walters, Seo cen P5s!isr,
Geo d Taylor, John IfeNab,
Samuel Btin, Thomaf MeFTyuau,
VIVA Roberts, james Cobalt.
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a assse Tatkins' John Herring.
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Geo BsadnsH, Joseph DixOu.