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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-22
Another Jenkins Thieving Expedi.
tiO0.

MCCoNNELLsBURG, PA, June ia de-
tachment of Jenkins forces of mounted
Infantry, under the command of Col Fer
guson entered this place at o'clock this
morning. The rebels opened all the stores,
helping themselves to boots, shoes, hats,
provisions and everything else they could
carry away. The town was so completely
taken by surprise that the citizens were
unable 10 escape and large numbers of
them fell into rebel hands, The rebels also
drove away about SIP 900 worth of cattle
One of the rebels in attempting to capture
horse was shot through the neck by
some unknown person. This so exaspera-
ted his companions that they threatened to
burn the town but finally dessted. The
rebels completely Quilted the telegraph of.
fee, carrying off the instruments and all the
messages. The operator made his escape.
After the. rebels,had collected all their plum
der and were ready to eVacuate the place,
the Colonel commanding the rebels made
known to the citizens that he was ready to
listen to claims for the recovery of horses,
cattle, provisions, &c. Many applied for
the return of their property but for the
most part unsuccessful, until number of
ladies came forward AMI interceded, when "a
portion of the property was restored. The
rebels retrested in the direction of Han
cock but where they may next turn up is
Impossible to say. A number OF bouuets
were presented to the rebels BY the sym-
pathising ladies and it was principally
these that received their horses, cattle &c.
hack
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-22
Latest Prom Vicksburp.

Memphis, June 10. via Cairo, June al
Official adVices from Vicksburg the 10th is
received. The siege progresses slowly but
surely. Our total loss during the past
week is estimated AZ Seas than 40, not over
8 to 10 killed.
The garrison continued vigorous firing
of musketry and shells up to the time the
dispatches were written but with no sue.
sess. An attack from Johnston is looked
tor daily, but with each day lessons his
chances for accomplishing anything. The
guerf!lIas are still active iu various points
on the Mississippi. 5I@stg. frsaF
Nothing from the cavalry expedition cent
out by Gen. HuribDt. 5a hf5st"s ron
CHICKAsAw BAYOU, NEAR VIcKsBuRG.
June l5.-There is increased cannonadiug
this morning. Logan's division is reported
to be engaged, the enemy resisting our
advance on the central portion of their
Iiue. 1t is thought that the rebels are
expanding the remainder of their ammuni-
ton before the final capitalization.
Johnston is sscertained to be terrifying
the east bank of the Big Black, supposed
to be Letes De Pont, mainly to prevent our
crossing. .s-.- .r--.s[ ....,.-.--.5
late Vicksburg paper received at head
quarters contain nothing of Importance,
put speaks Of,seVerr casualties. isuE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-22
Mnra Piranv-

NEW YoRK, June 2O-Capt. Nelson, of
the pilot-boat Charles Marshall, reports
that on the 18th he spoke the fishing
schooner Rose, of Boston, whose captain
reported being boarded the day previous
by Pirate, 30 miles N. f. of Nantucket
The Pirate took all the pork and two bar
rels of mackerel from the Rose and let her
go, saying he would not hurt poor men.-
The Pirate afterward came along side the
piiot,boat and inquired for square rugged
vessel. The Pirate is a 3 masted English
bsitt schooner, carries guns and hoists
British colers.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-22
From the SonthRast.

NEST YoRK, June 2O.-The Times special
says that Commissioner Doane has rcceiy-
ed u Eetter from FIT. Scott, Kansas, giving
an account of the squelchiug of rebel
mission in New Mexico aud Colorado to
organize, enroll, aud muster inio the Con-
tolerate service all the proslavery materi.
this embassy. In passing through the ter
ritory of tue Osages they were attacked
and surrounded, their white Gag disregard
ed. and the whole of them killed, scalpod,
and decapitaIed. In the party were three
':oIouels, one 1t. colonel, one major, and
four ca plains.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-22
HrADQuAR7ERs Path BAiGADRV NJ, /
Da. Wheeling, June IL, 1868.

General Orders No. 5, 1851
In pursuance Of the orderNof the Cove nor of
L. Virginia Of this date, all public arms and accou-
trementS heretofore Issued wfthinthe bounds ofthe
4th and 9th regiments are required to be delivered
to the commaudants of the seyeTol companies within
their several company districts excepting only sn
have been receptec for by thefegularly enrolled
members of the different eonlpsies Both the com
missioned and non-conInissfonsd officers these reg
inents specially CHARGED with the enforcement OF
this order. The Commandments Of companies will take
charge OF all arms and Accoutrements found within
their several districts, and report to the regmental
adjutautS.
saturday. the 18th inst, at SO O'Clock p. m, on
Fourth street in this city the right Of the 4lh resting
on Union street, aud that Of the 9th Monroe street.
The several companies will form at their company
parade ground at o'clock p. where, after forma.
tion, the roll VIII be called aud the company thence
marched to the regimental ground.
III. Ts enable those liable 10 military duty to obey
these ORDERS all places Of business will be closed at
~ o'clock aud remain closed until O'Clock p. IN.
By order Brig. Gen. JAMES. S. WHEAT.
b. DAVENPORT, A.A.G. jun1S
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-22
Contradiction of Rnmors.

New York, June 21.-The Mercury has
Washington special stating that the ru
mors of battle at Centerville are untrue.
There has been, probably, some severe
fighting at Leesburg, and a number of
cavalry skirmishes in front of Washington,
bat in fact no battle has been fought, nor
will one be fought for a couple of days, if
at all.
Lees headquarters are near the old Bull
Run battle field, his army extends in a
semi-circle in front of our works aud can
be massed at any moment for battle. Gen.
Hooker has SO declined to- fight aud his
army has been SO placed as merely to pro-
protect Washington and Baltimore.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-22
Blockade Runner Sunk.

PHILADELpHIA, june 2O.-The steamer
Massachusetts arrived having in tow the
Confederate steamer Calypso, prize from
Wilmington to this point
On Thursday night week, the celebrated
blockade runner Herald, from Nassau, was
sunk on Folly Island by the fire of our
blockaders within 800 yards of the batter
les. The fate of her officers aud crew are
unknown AS brondside after broadside was
poured into her on every side until she
sunk.
The blockade off Charleston is perfect.
The fleet hereafter will not wait:to cspture
but will FIRE broadsides into the blockade
runners until they sink or surrender. The
Herald was under another name at the
time she was sunk.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-22
COMMONWEALTH OF. VIRGINIA,
ADJUrANF GENERALS OPPioR,
LLIL...ll..s.

~ wheeling, June 18TH, 1855.
To Brig. Gen. JAMES s. WHEAr, Commanding tile
9th Brigade OF Virginia Militia:
You will adopt such measures as will secure the
return Of the and accoutrements heretofore Is
sued to the 4ll aud 9th Regiments OF your Brigade
Immediately after the muster NOW ordered for the
places OF Opposite, within the bounds of these Regi-
mental districts to which all arms and accoutTe-
ments, not receipted for by the regularly enrolled
militia, shall be at delivered. You will give
publication to this order with the following sections
from Chapter % OF the Code OF Virginia, aud enjoin
| their rigid enforcement.
Sec. o. Every person having in possession my
public arnlsor accOutrenents, shall keep the same
in good and anil serNiCUable order, aud whenever
called OH duty shall appear with such arms. The
preserving the same.
'Sec. 10. Every person POSSESSED of public arms
or acCoutrements, who shall be about to remove
from his company district, who shall not he liza.
BILE to military duty, and tile personal representative
Ofevery person who at the time OF his death was
80 possessed shall deliver the same In good order to
| the commandant Otthe company VI which such per-
was member, or ifthere be no offcer of said COM
\ pany, to the commandant Of the regiment or ether
person authorized to receive them" .
'If any shall fail to deliver up said and
coutrements aforesaid, or when lawfully required,
they may be recovered by tho person authorized to
| receive them by legal process"
"Sec. Is. IL any person to whom any arms, &C
coutrements or equipments have been shall be
delivered entrusted for distribution delivery
| shall embezZle, sell, convert to his own use
or secrete with intent TO do ~, any such arms
coutrements or equipments, lie shall be deemed
person to produce and deliver up such arms,
trements or equipments according to law, or to pro
duce and pay the full value thereof fixed by law
shall be primA ece evidence of the larceny thereof
| By order Of the Governor.
II. ]. sANIUELS, :
AdintnNt. fFgfn
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-22
More Troons tor Penns1Ivania.

NEW York, June 20 Gov. Seymour has
arrived in this city. We hear that Adju.
TINT General Sprague arrived yesterday
and efforts will be made to equip with all
haste the remaining regiments that they
may be dispatched to Pennsylvania. ag.
The 18th and 18th regiments. of Brook
lyu left this morning for Harrisburg.
A special to the Post dated Washington
the goth says: tsz
There is no confirmation of the reported
advance of rebel corps from Fredericks.
burg towards Fairfax.
No authentic intelligence oil the where
abouts of Lees main army has been re-
ceived here.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-22
House of Deleeates,

o."
The House assembled at half past two.
P. g. Van Wrinkle, of Wood, was chosen
temporary Speaker, and LIE Roy Kramer
temporary Clerk,
The roll was called by counties and Al
members responded to their names, and
were qualified. tsTN RI
Their names and counties are as follows:
Barbour, James Teters; Boone, Robert
Hagar; Braxton, Felix Sutton; Brooke, H.
w. Crothers; Clay and 1ilmer, w. T. VII
ant; Doddridge, Ephraim Bee; Greenbrier,
A. w. Mann; Hancock, VIM. L. Crawford;
Harrison, Nathan Golf; Hampshire, Geo.
W. Sheets; Hardy, John Michael; jackson,
D. ]. Keeney; Kanawha, Lewis Ruffner aud
Spicer Patrick; Lewis, P. NJ. Hale; Logan,
James II. Hinchman; Mason, Lewis Bum.
garner; Marshall, Joseph Turner and Nil
chael Dunn; Marion, Isaac Holman aud
John L. Barns; MonoDgalia, LIE Roy Kra-
mer and John B. Tough; Morgan, Joseph
s. Wheat; Monroe, Lewis Ballard; Nicho-
las aud Clay, Anthony RAIDER; Ohio, Dan'l
Lamb and Andrew F. Ross; Pendleton,
John Boggs; Putnam, George O: Bowyer;
Preston, VIM. B. Zinn aud Jas. O. McGrew;
Pocahontas and Webster, Benoni Griffin;
Roane, Joseph McWhorter; Randolph and
Tucker, Cyrus Kettle; Taylor, l.. =. David
sou; Tyler, Daniel Sweeney; Upshur, Jacob
letters; Wood and Peasants, p. g. Van
| Wrinkle and N. Crooks; Wetzel, Samuel L.
Robinson; Writ, Albert Foster; Wyoming,
Mcdowell and Raleigh, William S. Duu-
bar.
| The absentees known to be elected were:
Oabell county, Edward D.. Wright; Harri-
son, S. s. Fleming; Hampshire, James /;
Barrick, Ohio, w. w. Shriver; Richie,
Samuel R. Dawson; Wayne, Thomas
/ CoDley
III. KRA4Ea nominated for Speaker DR..
| Spieer Patrick of Kanawha, aud there be-
ing no opposition that gentleman was
unanimously elected, and conducted to the
chair by Messrs. Lamb and Kramer. The
Sneaker returned his thanks for tho honor
lin few we'll turned aud appropriated re-
4 marks.
ann L. Cranmer, Esq, of Wheeling.
Afr. KETrLE dominated for the same po-
slsition Granville D. Hall, Of Harrison
county. ,..,,a. -, ,,.
o.anrnsr received nine votes and Mr.. Hall
fbirty.fiye; so the latter was declared to be
H. KRANEa norniuated foe Sergeant-at.
A.ns sanford g. W. Morrison, Esq, Of
WbesIinr. Who was chosen without oppo.
si. Wr T..NR nominated successfully, fol
Doorkeeper, iWm. Holiday, Esq, and fol
Tsnitor, John Charnock, ESQ.,, both o
Wbeeling; both of whom were chosen
: All All these officers subsequently appeared
. Au The Speaker having been authorized B!
,asoIn,ion TO appoint two Pages to III
House, appointed Masters J. h snllard, Q
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-22
Movements of t,,a Rel Sels in Mary
= - = land,

+ New YoRK, June 2I.--A special to the
Herald from Frederick, Nd, June 2Oths
says:
rhe enemy,s cavalry left Boonsboro last
evening, after capturing number OF hor-s
ses, and returned to HagerstoWn. One
regiment of infantry with q Battery was
in Hagerstown yesterday.
Six thousand infantry are reported to
have crossed at Williamsport, It is not
believed they will visit Frederick.
The enemy has nearly six thousand In
fnutry this side of the Potomac, under Gen.
Rhodes.
Two regiments of Infantry and squad
ron OF cavalry are at Sharpsburg, and the
remainder are encamped between Williams
port and Hngerstown.
No artillery has been sent over, nor has
any troops crossed since yesterday morn
ing.
gone toward the main body of his cOm-
maud, stationed at Charleston. s
Lees army is not known to be RithtE
supporting distance ofEwell, and il is very
probable that the force now in Maryland
will not penetrate any farther north.
The cavalry force numbers about one
thousand two hHndred, under jenkins, the
party which first advanced upon Green
Castle snd Cumberiaud Numbered only
six hundred and City.
HARRIsRURG. June 2O.-The rebel force
in Hagerstown this morning was one thous-
and five hundred cavalry.
They have forces concentrated, betResn
Hagerstown and Williamsport.
The report that the rebels Were withiR
two mile Of York caused a general stam-
pede this morning. 1t proved uufounled,
and order was restored.
i n IL g.
port no signs of.the enemy.
There are between fifty or sixty compa-
MES of Pennsylvania militia here, aud
everything looks cheerful.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-22
Grant Still Safe.

AuRFREEsBoRo, June 2O.-Information
received here says that Grant will nn-
doubtedly take Nicksburg. Ten days ago
he entrenched his position on Big Black
and in the rear of Sherman, on Walnut
Hills. BE is perfectly able 10 defeat any
force which may be sent against him, and
Client to dtslodRe him before the mines
shall have been exploded and the city cap.
Htured. - 49, =
David BIazor, 4th Indiana battery, was
shot TO day for deseftioR.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-22
skirmishine With the ReheIa.

HARRrsbuRe, June 2Ol-opetatiobs were
commenced on our side to day by a por-
ton of a n. Y. cavalry regiment, captu-
ring 20 rebel prisoners at McCouuellsburg,
in fulton county.
Col. Lawrence with portion of the
l27th Pa, regiment, mounted, captured II
squadron of rebels who were marauding
on this side of the river. We hold Cham
bers6urg, and the citizens are nrming and
Certifying the city Gen. Couch has order
ed that the place be held.
The Notifications opposite this city are
finished, and are considered impregnabe
The rebels are known to be 5000 strnng
at Hagerstown and Wtlliamsport. The
rebels hold the south bank of the Potomac
river from Cumberland to Harper's Ferry.
Gen. Kelley drove them out Of Cumber-
land, and when they left they threatened
TO return and furnish themselves with hor-
ses aud forage. The rebels have already
done an immense amount of damage.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-22
Admiral Foote.

NEw York. June 2O.---Admiral Foote,
whose syncope has been already announced,
still fingers without the slightest prospect
of recovery. Lust evening consultation
of physicians was held aud the opinion
was general among them tL-t he would
hardly survive the night. He was alive,
however, in the morning, and another con-
sultaliou was held, but no favorable symp.
toms appeared. The Admiral is gradually
sinking. and his death is almost Domenta-
rily expected.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-22
Rebel Cavalry Across the Ohio.

GrNotNNATf, June 2O.-Yesterday about
$50 of the 4th Kentucky rebel cavalry
crossed the Ohio river ia Harrison county,
Ind, for the purpose of making raid into
the interior. At Orleans the rebels had a
skirmish with the home guards whom they
repulsed, the rebels were moving towards
the Ohio aud Mississippi Railroad. AT last
accounts the militia with the convalescents
from the hospital at New Albany p6d
Louisville have started in pursuit of the
rebels.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-22
S1T-1s6o-X. o -
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-22

LoUIsvILLE, Ky, June 2O.-Tbe steamer
MeComb just arrived, bringing SO priso.
uers of the guerrilla band who Invaded
Harrison Co., Indiana. Some 10 or u
we're shot, and the balance taken few
miles off near Leavenworth.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-22

New YORK, June 2o.-Ths Harrisburg
Union of yesterday says:
There are now about 5000 troops in
Camp Curtin. and the number is constant
~ and rapidly increasing. la
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-22
BUSINESS NOTICES

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GRAND OPENING.
MRS. e. WALTERS

Sign of the big Red, White and Blue Bonnet.
DEGINNING ON TUESDAY, the 2stll lust, will
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-22

LOUISVILLE, June 21.-A terrible FIRE
occurred on Friday in Frankfort, KY, con.
sumiug a large building used as nunnery
and church adjoining. Loss estimated
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DB~A Row UP IN HANCOCK On Friday
last while the militia were drilling at New
Cumberland, up in Hancock, fellow by
the name of Townsend, copperhead, yell
ed for Valaudigham. He was knocked
down by one of the militlamen, whereup-
on u general row was likely to take place.
a number of the militiamen manifested 3
desire to take Townsends part. The affair
was finally quelled, bat in the evenings
when the copperheads were returning
home they commenced hurrahing for VAL
andigham at Shanghai, on the Cleveland
and Pittsburg Railroad. Some of the
Union men of that place fell upon them
with stones, and the train coming along
just at the time, the copperheads sought
she ter in the cars. The Union men, how
ever, continued to pelt them until:the train
started, and one of the cars was consider
ably damaged.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-22

p8r ACCIDENT ON SATURDAY.-0n Sat-
urdsy last, while a salute of thirty-fVe
guns was being fred, after the inaugura-
ton of the new Governor, an unfortunate
accident occurred to Mr.. Morris Downing.
Mr.. D. was experimenting the firing, and
was in the act of loading the cannon when
twas prematureIy discharged. The ram
rod slipped through his hands, but his
right arm was very seriously injured. AL
!hodgh the injury is very serious one II
IS hoped that the arm can be saved.
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United States OF America, western
District OF Virginia. 8. s.:
The Union Coal and on Company - g1r


WTHEREASa Libel has been filed In the Dfstrict
w Court of the United States for the District
Of Western Virginia, onthe 25th day of May, 1868,
by the Union Coal aud Oil Company, against Three
Boilers and Engines and part Eof the Tackle and
Furniture of the steamboat Hanging Rock, alleging
in substance, that about tho 18th day ef OctO.
Der, 1862 the said steamboat being then on a trip
from GallipoIis to Loop Creek Shoals, In Fayette
county, Va, sunk In the KanawhR River, In water
naYigable from the sea, by vessels OF ten or more
tons burthen, and was thereafter totally aban.
doned; and the bellants Afterwards took possession
her, and saved from the wreck The said Three Boil
ers and Engines, etc. and that they are entitled to
reasonable share Of tile for the salvage thereof
And praying process against said Three Boilers and
Engines, etc., and reasonable and proper salvage
and that the said Three Boilers and Engines etc. may
be condemned and sold to pay such salvage, with
COSTS charges and expenses Now therefore in pur-
suance of the motion under the seaof the said court
to me directed and delivered do give public
nstce to all persons claiming the said Three Boilers
and Engines" etc, of the steamboat Hanging Rock,
or in any manner interested therein, that they be
and appear before the said District Court to be held
at Wheeling in and for the Western District Of Vir-
ginia the 10Th day OF June next at IL O'Clock In
the forenoon of that dHy-prOVided the same shall
be day OfjurisdiCtion, otherwise, the next day
ofjurisdctlon characterization and there to inter-
pose their claims and make their allegations in that
Dated the 25tl day of May 1868.
4. N. NORTON,
United States Marshal.
BENZ. II. SMITH, Proctor for Libellants jun5.l4t
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