Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-17
0a &c pEesentstIoa q tlis On, re 81.


notbino 10 do TitE sFI,s;s ~. n n bsd l
been for hay or oats. ana I were saiisfed
the articles had been- farniSbed, might .
pay l., 1or tae men. -, hs,1i
thong, IonId III ifI.s - ost this m6ney
6rst.H
"You must go to Lieut.. Allen, the Com /
m 9..:y; he may PAy ~ Dat ming II
81 T.-. A. NJ. Aliens Office. aud s1e8
for bin, bat they said be Wers gone TO Gin !
ciuusti on q tower: And I thought I'd !
Ina ~ on Linz a1g DI ~, = I Oh,
you : Union manI.,
AYes. I ans and there amt many OF us
neither, where live
Where 10 that ~
HOut IN the ueiEbbOrhOod Of Btaxton.
Look here, Cap, il yon'll inst pay this
bill, I'LL give you two doIIArs aud q haIf.n
'tDo yoB wish to Jesuit me ~
"SO- only want to give you two doll
| lars and half, IL youiII pay my bill.
81 cannot pay it,"
'sAll I've got 10 say, II that's the way
/ you're going to do, ] Shant be q Union man
any more"
"Good moEninR, SIR
alike many more concludes the Can
| tain, ''his loyalty depended npon what he
could make ont Of the Government
Cant. I,eiEya I,ool, Il f5ll.,,,. ..o,s - tt,;.
$500. ~. =
.'-' az VS. - 1ueqt Fl1lus ~ tne
ABOVE with good morning sir from the
/ Captain, which seems 10 have been his yyay
Of sbntttns, 5,o,-,. ~ -. !, 49, i
a - -. -.
l'''.' " isa.e. AZ tnese seemed
nave more OF less local interest, and we
shall probably fnd space TO publish soue
l of them from time n, tfra. w.,ilt 80.
cInda ,o.,,.v ,vi,,, -b.t o..
Crsips exDsrience IN tiFs, cor,;,.. - W..
ing 10 muster in room,
s.sbor,lv af,er ne 80 .nno;.4.d c,..,.,n
aud Assistant Quartermaster, be was d.
rected to proceed to Wheeling and muster
l1o l ssESlee sSsn companies as could be
royernEaent froro an. Is,, .ne
received were led to believe were numer-
Gus. BE declares that instead of being met
oy .We9ty TWO Rnndred men, ready TO be
met with notbirs bn, 49, ; ue was
every corner, aud with epithets Of Lincoln
Abolitionist, and msrceuary hireliug, and
snaI suen q ming as star sPanngled banner
Ing for love or none y ;" tue cry Oh nssl7
Not dnuuted with this discouraping re-
GeP!ion, he determined 10 see if some good
could s. not .'.one out Of Nazareth" had
ciSns nd af,sr Tvs Ie %ss n h5 %qs'-
succeeded in raising one company. While
there was a strong Union under.current
u. nl, Mneel'og, men me, feared 70 NyoW their
cISr" ,ba, ,ba TIS 1sw mI ooIay aLa ue.
3 all hazards, and the President sustafned.
did SO at the peril OF their lives"
Any one can see that tho above state
meut is far from being trne. whether 1t
+ emHnAtes from Capt. Leib or Capt Craig.
/ Long before Capt Craig came here Major
e Cakes had come, and had mustered in sew
5 eral companies, and there were numerous
flags flying even when the Major came; in
. fact there ,ever l,v,.v q ne, ,tt,.,. a.. q, -;
I ~. ~ '"s
III t"ls CITY tnan tue stars and Stripes, and
at no time coDId any otls,. n "a b,.as Ii
- Nv .''u 4 SVN'0 Auy UtueE uNEe 0eea Fals"
Gu wan ltnpunity' There was time, it is
lF9e' when but few Hays Hoated. We be-
leYe that THIS Office threw out the first one
after the ordinance of accession passed,
> and LAughlins Bu'hfield the second.
some three or four hSgs tioated alone for
1 ABOUT week' but after that they increased
raP!a'y On the 18Th OF Nay before Capt
e o'l,E nOnoFeu wheeling with hispresence,
e Sas uFs' G0nEe"''op met PeFe IN Wheeling
: Every BODY that was here will remember
3 enAt tue el'y was literally alive with people,
j, nass ana banners were everywhere, the city
. nuIterea WIN them from end to end, and
5 tue en'na.'asm 'na' prevailed had not been
e s4uellea LOT years before, and has not been
s'"ce' Inc seceSs'onists here had long be-
ioFe captain Craig came become very