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, 1863-02-17

A very interesting report Of the sue
cessful expedition into Georgia and
Florida Of the South Carolina ne
gro regiment, will be found in this
issue. The bravery and good conduct
Of the regiment more than equaled the high
anticipations Of the Colonel The men
never flinched under fire, but exhibited
hardihood recklcssncss that gives the he
complete and circumstantia1 to the charge
that negro soldiers will not fight.
Col. Higginson sayB, mo officer in this
rocimcut now doubts that the key
10 the successful prosecution of this war
lies in the unlimited employment of black
troops" Indeed, no officer who has COM
mandcd black troops has yet reported
against them. They were used in the Rev
olution and in the last war with Great
Britain-fought side by side with white
troops, and won equal praises from Wash
ington and Jackson, It is known also that
black sailors are employed on our mcn-of.
war, are valued by their commanders, and
are on equal terms with their white COM
rades. lion the sea, why not on land?
Why shall the blacks not be used to help
nut down the rebellion. There are 100000
OF them in the United States, fit to bear
AIMS and willing and ready to fight for
the Union. a bill is before Congress pre-
scribing the details Of conscription sys-
tenn. If blacks shall not be allowed to
fight for us more whites must be sent to the
field to fill up the thinncd regiments. If
more white men will not volunteer then
the Government must resort to drafting.
The whole question then resolves itself into
this: Either the blacks must be permitted
to fight or 500, 900 more white soldiers must
be procured by conscription. The ne
groes are perfectly willing 10 act as sub
stitutcs Of those who Otherwise will be
drafed. Let the coiored men be allowed
to take hand and not another white man
is needed to join thearmy. With hcpow-
erful aid the blacks CAN give, there are
abundance Of white soldiers now in the
field 10 finish the rebellion. The rebels
laye had the benefit Of the services Of four
millions Of blacks for two years. Turn
about is fair play. Now let the Unionists
enjoy their services for year or two.
, 1863-02-17

4 SS1CNEE'S NVIICE--Iht u1l-
~ dcrsisned Is rendy to pay the creditors OF
FORREST BROTHERS j. co.
rbr dividend now due thcus nnd close up the asstyn
Eent. ANUkEH j. bkV" y. ANAknec.
Chicago. February Is, 1881 fciIn{lY
r CORNELL i cos SEWING
L. MACHINES. Of all stitches, Al 10 Lake s.,ert
WiIcox Il Gibbs Twstc.t Loof> Suth. TArrr-f y
Fan Double Lock Stitch Emrre Sautt;a Lax SrtrS
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NEW AMERICAN CyCLprAE-
1N ntA Any ono Wishing IL ,ttstu tnts ~ur can
6E supplied oy Nc unrsItEnetA At ill.,. E, ~1x rates.
!1nEafS s3,1 ~ ~ t'r vt IT tlssrcn >"!u.ca, COM
ptte ;lAn Mosotco cfNth eh1aa, Matnls edsc. $59Dl
-oelaE fSN Cheaper than they tsn re ntaHed from
sny ether ra1ty. a.'. tsaa, ,ssa tasa they can be
plrte IA ur hcfHsr t,,c i,.s of March. iATES ES9n
THOMAS: Chtca: 20. ill., l'u.t office Doxt1S1.
, 1863-02-17

The following preamble and resolutions
were introduced into the House Of Repre-
sentatiycs By Mr. Eastman Of this city, and
afterwards into the Senate by Mr. Ogden,
also Of this city, both Of which bodies
, 1863-02-17
VERY LOW PRICES!

VIC have 4 large assortment ef n.st.c1,ss H14nk
Eonkt which were matte by Western s!sn. who failed
eone TING hEu. Thr I'shs arc II :u,d ORDER sad ~
ne bought them at about half price, W.T. will sell
, 1863-02-17

Mr.. Green moved that each Senator be al
loved to call up one bill on its third reading.
With view to their passage which was agreed
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-26

New Plan for Filling up Inc Army.
A Washington letter says that the gov.
eminent has determined to adopt plan
for recruiting the army which has been
long under consideration, and that meas.
ureS will be Immediately taken TO carry 1t
into effect. By this plan 1t is hoped that
very large proportion Of the two years
and nine months men, just discharged,
may DO induced to rG.enlist for the war.
These veterans are to be offered, In Rddi-
ton to the one hundred dollars bounty
and pay which all the national soldiers
are to receive, bounty OF three hundred
dollars, aud are to form special corps,
distinguished both from conScriptS and
from other three years men. The gov
eminent is to be reimbursed, man for
man, for this three hundred dollars, from
the substitute fund to be raised under the
draft, and which, by the terms Of the act,
must be devoted to this purpose. These
advantages are to be forfeited in case the
men to whom they appeal do not avail
themselves of them within a fixed time,
which will probably be sixty days. The
bounty offered is to be paid in INSTALL
ments, to suit the convenience Of the gov.
eminent and the wishes of the soldier.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-26
unionIStS In the South.

One cannot escape the conclusion that
there is 10 the south pretty large body Of
men, who are disAaeeted towards the rebel
government. Some Of them are simply
hostile to the CONSUMPTION, and others are
truly loyal to the United States govern.
ment. The Chattanooga Rebel grOwIS
6ercely about EAST Tennessee treason"
and about the "nOugrsI abolitiOuists. who
infest the caves, mountains and cross roSdS."
Hear its language, and Judge II there must
not be q pretty strong manifestation Of
hostility to the rebel government to call
forth such transceudens words as these:
There is a dark, defiant determined
Uuionism ia that part Of the State, which
must be ut once suppressed, or direful con.
sequences must ensue. The men who are
not southern 10 sympathy aud expressions
must be- removed. 1t 10 unsafe and uuwise
longer 10 tolerate their presence.
This persistent stubborn tealty TO au Nbo.
Iition fAuaiicAl power, endeavoring the
exterminAtion Of their own people and the
devastation Of their own state, is as trucu
lent humiliatinR, aud disgrAcetul as 1t iS
useless, reckless and uuproductiVe Of good
and patriotic results. We have no sym.
pathy with such logged SouIherners, or
such secret hatred as manifestS itself on
every side In AssasSinatiOns and bridge
burniugS.
The traitors rho a'saTsinGte people from
behind bushes must Be hanged TO Ms tree tops,
and left there rs proof Of our earuestneSS
10 this struggle for what we hold deArer
than our lives-our liberty. A half dozen
buShwhAckers hung up 10 conspicuous
places throughout the country would have
beneficial effect, We regret the neces.
sity which demands such measures. But
we have too much at stake to permit lrtGtOtl
10 run riot in our very mid,t when our own
wives aud children are turned out upon
the roads from their own homes to slarVe.
We contiue to receive from North Caro-.
lima reports of organized opposition to the
rebel authorities. We know that Kirby
Smith bad to send force some months
ago to break up an sucSupment OF loyal
North CGrolintAnS aud TeunesseauS in the
western part of North Carolina. III now
said that another large body has been
gathered in the mountains aud is resisting
the rebel officers.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-26
The Rebel Finances a. Exhibited by
Rebel Authorities.

Vho hebOl EIuRuCeb ~ H1utblSoo py
Rebel Authorities.
The Montgomery (AlAbamA) Adrsrti,sr
Il not pleased with the financial policy Of
the rebel Secretary, Nemminger. 1t de-
clares that, with ia smaller civil and mill.
tary establishment than the North, and
With more economical administration Of
affairs, the expenses of the Confederate
government are nearly double those Of the
United States. However we may deceive
ourselves" it adds, 1--WE cannot deceive the
world in regard to these facts. The con.
tinuaucs Of the war for two or three years
longer will create public debt the interest
Of which cannot be paid even at four per
cent" And all this has been brought
about, the 1AdUertiSer Gtlrms 10 conclusion,
by Nemminger and those draining the
South of It's very fe.bloOd, beedlesS alto.
gether Of the plaiuest principles of pOliti-
cal economy.
Those people whole indulge in chronic
complaints of the large expenditures of the
federal government necessary for the sup
preston of the rebellion, will probably
fud in this statement OF the rebel condition
aud policy fresh evidence Of what they
are pleased to regard as the superior saga
city," not only Of the rebel treasury man
agSmsnt, but Of the entire war policy OF
the rebel administration.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-26

DY virtue OF deed Of trust, executed 10y William
I'D MeC0nAughey, on the first dAN Of April 1852
and duly recorded In UOuk IL, page 3d. &C.. OIthO Re
cord Of Deeds, In Marshall county Al State Of Vir
glnlA, will, Omih 2lat day Of May, 1853, between
the hours Of 10 o'clock 4. NJ. and I O'Clock =. NJ M
the front door Vi the courthouse VI said county Ae
at public Auctou the following described tract Of
land TO the bpst aud highest bidder therefor, that l.
to say, tract u land containing two hurried and
eighty acres more or less situate In ths said Mar
shall county, TO the village Of Cameron, known
AZ the home farm Of the said William McCOnaughsy
aud on which then resided, adjoining the lands Of
Judge Thompson, Jesse Calls. Samuel :. kItlB, Jas
Il. BELL and David McCOnHughry. conveyed TO nlb by
the said william McCOhaughry, in trust for the beh-
eft Of ctnAu VI bis creditors The said tract VI aud
to be sold on credit u six, twelve and eighteen
months, u equal payments, with interest from the
day u sale, the purchaser 10 give approved security
and the iits be retained until the purchase money
ID paid.
This tract ofiAnd Is In high state Of cultivation,
9!i Ecres Of which sc:eAred two good bearing ORCH
ards and two comfortable dwelling houses aud other
necessary improvements thereon.
DAVID MeC0NAu0TlEY, Trustee.
have given my consent that tile Trustee shall
make sale RS above Of said property.
Rpr20IwdGw WA, McCoNAUGlIEY.
a. Tue above sale Is adjourned to the 18Th OF
June, sO3, at 10 O'Clock 4. N:
my23 DAVID MCONAUGIIY, Trustee.
~ The above Snle hNI been postponed until
Monday, August Sd. The sale Will then
take place NJ the front door oi the Court House Of
Marshall county, between ths hours Of /? aud
o'clock. Junl6
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-26
trrom Iii, Cincinnati n,,.,..,

Great Fall In the Price OF Paper.
The New York Herald of Monday says II
Is now able To buy its paper at twelve and
eleven and half cents per pound, and the
market, ii SayS, is still tending downward.
Six months ago. under the paper makers
combination, the price Of paper 10 New
York was forced up to eighteen and twenty
cents per pound, and even as high as TWEEN .
y four cents was paid. Rag SPECTATORS
are also suffering, Thousands Of tons Of
rags were bought up by spectators and
stored, in anticipation Of enormous profits.
Instead OF this, however. q decline Of three
cents per pound has been esta bllShed, and
now the rag hoardorS are getting uneasy,
Rags sold Ia, 4his market aI high "a seven
to eight cent? per pound. Now they are
selling Rt6yo, with prospect Of being four
cents before long. Hemp, which Is used
largely as a Substitute for rags has de.
Clined alty per cent, and at the present
prices the market 10 exceedingly dull, with
immense stocks, and growing crop that
promises an unprecedented yield. ThSiu.
dIcAtionS arc that bOmp will sell next Hu.
tnmn aS low as fifty TO SIXTY dollars per
ton Another cause OF tho great decline In
paper 10 the immense increase In the man.
ni"cluss OF straw paper. A largo proper.
ton Of the leading papers If the country
arc now printed upon sheets made GllnOG.
wholly from straw. Thus bslWeOu straw,
hemp, aAI, sorghum, and other substitutes,
Tho consumption Of rags has fallen Oh
largely, aud prices Of all kinds Of paper
ire gs1IlnR back to a reasonable aRurs.-i
Che pSperuakero' combination has reoelv.
q q death blow. Time, which makes all
blngS right, has settled their case 10 favor
u lAlr DAillnR and tho nnnnlnla rInhIn
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-26
PUBLIC SALE OF A VALUABLE
STOCK OF WATCHES, JE WELL
RYA FANCY GOODS, &c.

DY VIRTUE of Deed Of Assignment made by
ID wIlIsm 4Lsnar Ia the Undersigned, ~ trustees
for the benefit OF the creditors Of Sai1 wIam snHr
fer. bearing date oil the 18th day Of June, 1861,
aud duly OF record in the Clerks Office Of Ohio
County, Virginia, we will proceed on the 9Th day
OF July, 1851 to sell Mt public auction ut the store
room NJ said William ShHrgr, situate on Monroe
Street in tina city d Wheeling, Virginia, the follow.
ing described property, TO Wit: All said William
ShNiIer's StOcA In trade, comprising Watches, Jew.
dry Fancy Goods, Tools and materials, fixtures and
furniture now tn the store lately carried on by him
on Monroe street Aforesaid also the uueXpred term
Of the lGAse Of sHid store rOOn TINT Is 10 say for iu
remainder Of the year commencing OIL the ir'i lAy
n April 1865, aud ending On the 3lSt day VI March,
1854.
6Terms Of Sale NJ follows: credit Of four months
from the day Of sale upon All purchases amounting
to tlg sum Of SO and upwards and cash for all pur.
chassis amounting to rSs than $5O. Iu cases Of pur.
ChNses upon credit n Aforesaid, the purchasers Civ
Ing negotiable notes payable nj one Of the city hanks
with m approved SndoTSer.
Said sale will he continued from day to day until
this whole ii said property Il disposed Of
", J. HOUSTON,
iun91td CIV. REESSISG.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-26
AUCTION SALE
rROvUT Marshal uKNERLL's nHTICE,
WAablbRknh H. q Nav pAl 1Stl1

WNNlIlRTOn, IT. O. May sslI INOI.
A IL MIN who desire to i0ln any particular Rrgi,
"A HVut Of Cavalry now In thB hrld, arr hereby
authorised present Themselves At any timO during
tho next thirty days to the hoard uf Enrolment In
their respective DiarictA The hoard shall examine
them, and determine upon their fitness for the
vice, and tiOunh to be IT. tho Provost MAnhN OF the
District shall give them transportation tickets TO the
general Rendezvous At tho Headquarters Of the A.
A, Provost Marshal General If the state A. NInn N
thUy present themselves at thIS general Rendezvous
they shall 10 duly mustered by mastering and dis.
bunng OfioOF, and paid BY hIm the bounty allowed
BY Law. JAMES Il. PRY,
mVCS I'm Provost MArphAl GENERAL
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-26

CurET JusTrcE TANEY has decided the
regulations issued by the Secretary Of tho
Treasury August 18th. 1852, founded on
the acts Of Congress Of July 18Th, 1861,
and May %, 1862, which provide that no
goods, &c., shall DO transported to any
place on the north side Of the Potomac
river, south Of tho Washington and
Annapolis Railroad, nor to any place on
the eastern shore orthe Chesapeake, with,
out q permit Of u duly authorized officer
Of the Treasury Department, to DO uncon.
OttutionHl and void.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-26

THE Nashville Union, which is one Of
the most lively as we'll as most useful jour
nails in the country, hopes ITO see han.
dred thousand German smigrautS settle In
Tennessee in the next two years." 1t
adds: ave Are;tired OF sGcle AristoerAcy ;
give uS honest working men in their place"
Tennessee Is, in regard to climate, soil.
and other advantages, one Of the finest
States In tho Union. Ito valleys are
among the pleASAntsHt and richest, and liz
mountains amongst tho grAudeS. In The
cOnn'Fyi and the people, except 10 The
western part Of the state, near tho Mis-.
SiSSiPpi, are loyal to the Union and to
liberty. Here thousands of Industrious,
Peaesabls foreigners can Rud a pleasant
home, with work In abundance, In tho
iron mines, or the fertile fields Of the state,
Goo good result OF the thorough shaking
up which the rebellion has given to the
slavery question 10, that hsnceforlh emf.
grants from Europe and from tho Eastern
states will no longer have to travel half
across The continent, to Iowa or Mlnncuo.
ia, to buy cheap and pleasant homes but
these classes will hsucsforth ussk-and be
fought blythe central OtAtov, Virginia,
Kentucky, Tennessee, as we'll AZ Maryland
md Delaware. These SLatsl could do
'OthIng now, more advantageous to their
atoF'''' than to send responsible and ca. |
'AbI0 agents to Europe to induce emlRrA.
Ion TO thoIr bordOrO.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-26

Order, No. IL
/. Lieut.. Col. Joseph barr, IIt Va. Cavalry, hny-
Ing this day relinQIished command Of the u. s..
troops In Wheeling, Va tho undersigned assumes
command thereof, by order OF aIAI. uuH. ~. r. H.
IIroOks, commanding Department Of MOnongAlSIa.
II. The orders heretofore lsfUed By Lieut. Col.
Joseph DArr, to the regular troops at this post, will
thereof
Ill. Jesse 7. SnOIEraSs, lst Lieut.. Of Capt. West"
Company OF ExemptS, Is assigned RS Provost Mar.
slAl, Of this post; and viii he respected and ohryed
~ buci, until further orders.
Capt. 18th U. s. Infantry,
juu2G It Military Commander.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-26
FOR SALE.

MY RESIDENCE In bridgeport, Belmont County,
NJ Ohio. There IL AbNuI ~ AcrCI Of ground,
part Of 4 planted III fruit, SNnN OIht bearing now;
rood we'll Of water aud necessary out buildings on
tho place, Terms low, aud payments easy II not
disposed Of bOiOTC tho lat " August, will lay Il
out out In lots and sell them In that way Any per.
son wanting = good home, or a good Investment,
would do we'll 10 ICcHrr this property
TlloS. u CULEERTSOS
Wheeling, June ", lSO9,iAul
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-26

Cot guard our dag, and keep each star
fash StTipO - bright A. new they wave,
stu make II lead our ranks 10 war,
StIll dOAt above each patriots grAVH
Death 70 the traitor that would dare
To trail Il through the dust Of shame,
All honest hearts It's lot will share
And follow II to Death or PANE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-26
Government Sale Of Cotton.

IN pursuance Of the direction Of the Secretary
/ Of the Treasury, aud Of notice heretofore pub.
llshVd, the second snle VI captured aud abandoned
Cotton will be made ut 81. LOus, NO., Oh Monday
the eth day Of July next
WM. r. MELLES,
Juu26 lw Supervising Special Ag't Treas. Dept.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-26
sgCRETARY's OFFICE, /
CLEvELGHn pITfShuEGH LAlLROtD %,
i i L. 100

JLEF EENIU u I7III0l ls7Fs1ls7t
Cleveland, May 95IL, lsCS,
A SPECIAL MEETING Of the Stakeholder Of
n this Company will BE- held al IA Office In CleNs
land on "Wednesday, the lst day Of July urIt, AtlJ
o'clock A. NJ on said day, to take into consideration
the proptrty Of Increasing the capital stock Of tS
Company to an amount sufficient to allow Of The con
version VI IL mortgage bonds. The TrAnISF BOol
will bS closed from June 2jth to Jnly "a:
my30 SOL X. ROCKWELL, Set'y,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-26
sherifs Sale.
HOODS 4 Barnes I ~
James Salisbury and Others. Ohio Circuit Court.
Mckee 4 brother Special Term, lSC9

RS pursuance Of IN OrIpr OF sale issued from the
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court Of Ohio County
In the above named causes, will on Saturday, July
18th, 1885, at the front door OF the Court House Of
Ohio County, offer for sale at public auction TO
the hlghrd Aad boat bidder the undivided nine.
sl1ieenthO Of lot number one hundred and eighty.
lot.
Tsrms Of gAle-A credit Of six and eight months
the purchaser giving bond with good security. Said
hOnd beMIng interest from day Of sale until patti,
thU iltlS being retained until al the purchase money
Is paid.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. II.
ALONZO LORING,
Sheriff Of Ohio County and Commissioner.
fun 93td
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-26
DEPOT COMMISsARY's OFFICE,
IIALilNnnE. Mn. June 42l. 1SGl.


SEALED PROPOSALS are respectfully invited BY
. tie anhEISlgnNd, until II N. WEDNESDAY,
July 10th, 1855, for furnishing
FI2BSH 13ICEIT,
until December 9lsl, 1863, to the United States
Troops stationed al Wheeling, Citation, PArkcrsburE,
aud New Greek, Va, and Cumberland, Nd.
The beef to 10 ofgOOd md wholesome quality, and
delivered In IuArIers neckS and shankH exclul'd),
al their different Camps, "QuareS," and Hospitals,
In such quHntitie1 aud at such times rs the ReGI.
mental COmmlSsArlrs mud SurKcOnt In Charge VI
Hospitals, upon consultation with the contractor,
may direct.
Proposals will be received for supplying any Of
the above mentioned points separately.
Blank forms for proposals can hy had on Nppllca.
tIOn at this Office either In person. by mail, or tsls-
graph.
The certificate attached to the proposal mast DO
signed by two responsible parties,
The responsibility Of the gnArAntOrs must bN
shown by the official certificate Of the Clerk Of the
nearest Dlatrct Court, or the United States District
Attorney.
bidders must be present to respond 10 their bids.
and he prepared to give bonds for the iulAnCnt VI
their contract, or their proposals will not be con.
siterrd.
Proposals must be endorsed distinctly, "Propcsals
for furnishing Fresh IrsE" aid addressed to Capt.
ThOG. o. sullivan, @. g., Baltimore, Md,
liza bid ID In the nAmC Of firm, the names Of all
the members and their pOsLOlicU address must Ap.
pear. ar they will not b considered.
Payments to he made monthly In such funds Us
may be on hand ifnone on hand, to be made rs soon
Us received.
Each person, OF every member VI firm, Offering
proposal must accompany Thy An oath Of allegiance
to the United States Government, II he has not ri.
ready fled one Iu this oflce.
All prcpotAl, not complying strictly with the
above specifications will positively BE- rejected.
TlIOS. G. SULLIVAN,
ieob-LlVi1 CAntHIn anil r. & II Z
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
WANTED,
LOST,

EsTERDAY afternoon, on Main OF Market street,
uu order on til. PAymaStSr fJr the sum Of Sos
Tue order u payable to WIN. Spear. The finder
will be literally rewarded by leaving the same at
Lii, Morrison / Co.'S, Main street. As payment
hN, been stopped 1t will DO Of no use to any one but
The owner. Jun9J3p
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-26
ACArd fronl Mr.. stump.
Editors .Inttlltgeuetr:

Editors InttlIigsHesr
1t is exceedingly disagreeable to ques-
ton the Veracity Of any one. aud still
more so, to be compelled to expose one
or more citizens Of my own county.
Over one hundred men will testify, II
called on, that Riddle, the Commissioner,
stated to them thHt was duly elected to
the House Of Delegates from Roane County,
by majority Of II votes. 1t would Ger.
tGinIy afford me pleasure to relieve both
Mr.. Riddle and Mr.. McWhcrter from
everything 10 the shape Of censure, were II
IN my power to do go. would also over.
look the incorrect and sarcastic remark Of
the latter, (tbat the friends Of Stump, find.
ing that be bad DOT made the landing,
started zone persons 10 follow the regi.
msut, TO get more votes were i, cot known
to the regiment as well as to myself; that
Droddy, who brought the votes to the pre-.
cincIs, went through to Charleston iu CON.
pSny with the Regiment. To say that !
have perverted the facts, 10 the face OF SO
many living Witnesses, does not relieve
either Mr.. Riddle or himself. there close,
TO say no more on The subject.
Respectfully,
II Gznnu
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-26
NOTICE.

BALTIMORE June 24tlI, 1853.
rTNllE sale Of condemned Ordnance, &C., which
i WAS to have taken place ut IIarper'A Perry on
June Oth 1881. IL postponed until further notice.
DANIEL j. YOUNG, Ordnance Agent.
by order RrIR. Den. james ", Ripley, Chief Of
OrdnG CO, Washington, D. ..
junQG in. CANNON, Auc,Ioneer,