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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-14
The Siege at Charleston Progressing
FaYOrablY.

New YoRK, Aug. 13.-The steamer Ar
ago, ::from Port Royal via Charleston on
Monday, has arrived, and brings thesl 18th
Pennsylvania regiment, their time having
expired.
The correspondence of the 9Th says the
rebels have built numerous additional bait
teries on James Island. We have to en-
counter a hundred more guns than DupOut
did. The rebel are also building interior
lines of defense near the city. About
eleven Thousand troops from the North
have landed on Morris Island during the
past week. A letter dated the 10th says
Gilmore has notified Admiral Dahlgren
that he will be ready to commence the at
tack on the 18th. The Navy is ready and
fighting will commence on that day. The
greatest confidence is felt of the fall Of
Sumter, Wagner and Cummings Point in
from two to six hours. Ueserters from
Wagner say two-thirds of the guns have
been removed from Sumter and mounted
on James Island, and that the fall of Sum
ter is regarded by the rebels as certain,
the damage done in April by the Monitors
rendering it hopeless to hold it. The de-
serters also say that Sumter was on the
point of surrenderiug when the Monitors
Withdrew. We are Smelling night and
day. Fort Johnson keeps up brisk FIRE.
Our wooden gunbOats go in every day and
shell the rebels. By Sunday next we will
certainly hold Sumter, and within a few
days succeeding Charleston, or its ruins
will be in our possession. The gunbOGts
and monitor boats are stripping for fight,
and NJ the time the Arago left the lrOnsides
and three gunboats were shelligg Cum
mings Point. Weather delightful
The Arago reports our losses on Morris
Island trifling, not exceeding three or four
No haU
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Rebel Prisoners at Camp Chase
Bramlette's Majority in Kentucky.

Bramlette's Majority In Kentucky.
ClHoREAT1, Aug. 13.-Rebel prisoners
continue to arrive at Camp Chase in large
numbers. There are now over two hum
dred confined there.
A man named Cook was killed by SOL
diers near indianapolis on Tuesday. The
assault was unproVoked.
Movements in the Department Of the
Ohio are very active. The re-. reorganization
of the entire army is being pushed forward
rapidly. Troops in large numbers are
daily passing through this city.
The Commercials Memphis dispatch Of
the 10th, says: The steamer Rosa Hamil-
ton was fred upon by guerrillas near Is
land No. 81. on the 9th. No one was hurt.
Several gunboat men made an assault on
negro church in Memphis, while the ne
grOes were at worship, completely break
every window in the building and driving
the inmates into the street. No one was
killed. The men were arrested, but sub;
sequently released.
The Cotton market is brisk. Sales at
4S to so cents. r. .-..t -
Gen. Thomas left Memphis for Vicks-
burg on the 9th. Gen. Prentiss and stat
went up the river on the 10th.
Returns from SO counties in Kentucky,
give BramIette ~ ,9S5 majority. There are
20 counties yet 70 hear from.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-14

R9-WHAr WHEELING EsoAPED.-"We
understand" says the Richmond Enquirer
CT the eth, ''that by those of MOrgan's
men who crossed the Ohio, the proposition
to make little detour in the direction of
the Panhandle and pick up the Pierpoint
party, was seriously entertained. Col.
Adam johnson (familiarIy known as
'stovepipe' which sobriquet he obtained
from having. in one of his daring freaks,
captured the town of Newberg, Indiana,
and 100 of the enemy's troops, with two
stovOpipes, mounted on wagon wheels,
and manned by his force of sixteen men)
was just the man to carry out the project,
but the loss of the ammunition of his
command in crossing the river prevented
its execution. For this accident the sew.
ty-two traitors may bless their stars"
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nag EXTENSIVE BoAsTISG.-Morgan'sA As.
sistaut Adjutant General, Cunningham, who
effected his escape across the Ohio during
the great raid of Morgan, has made his ap-
pearance in Richmond, Va, where he has
taken time to write out very minute ac.
count of the great deeds performed by Nor
gan's band, as well as great many which
we're not performed by it. He unblush-
ingly ASSERTS that at Corydou the raiders
routed $500 of our militia, capturing 81
400 prisoners; that wherever they went
all kinds of delicacies we're thrust upon
them" by the people, and that everybody
was scared out of their wits, until inform
ed by the gentlemanly brigands that they
did not war upon women and children
He says they captured 500 more prisoners
at Vernon. he sums up the preten ded re-
suits of the expedition at near 5000 Fed
erals paroled, thirty four bridges destroyed,
railroad tracks torn up in sixty places and
property to the amount of $4,000, 900 de-
stroyed. He thinks the people of Ohio
and Indiana are DESTROYS of peace, sand
could the idea of their ability to conquer
us be gotten rid of, they would ClamOr for
an immediates recognition"
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BUs1NHss NoTIoEs.-

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Mothers Magazine.N. Y.,after using Mri S. A. Al.
lens Worlds Hair RestOrer and zylobaIsamunl
writes: my hair Is changed to It's natural color,
and growing on bald spots, &c. should DO glad 70
have you use my name when It can do you any
good"
witch street. New York. augs
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RwTHE F1Rsr VIRGINIA CAvALRY.-A
long list of names of the officers of this
regiment have been sent on to Governor
Boreman for promotion. They are en-
dorsed by Col. Richmond, commanding the
brigade to which the Let was attached at
Gettysburgh, by Gen. Curtis, commanding
division, by Gen. Pleasanton, commanding
Cavalry Corps, and by Gen. Mead, COM
manding the Army of the Potomac. Gen.
Curtis, in note to the Governor says:
"No regiment has rendered more efficient
service that the LIST Virginia. 1t is but
Justice to the men and officers composing
the regiment that existing vacancies be
filled at once. %
There is vacancy in Company A, First
Virginia Cavalry, caused by the death of
1t. Gouseman, who was killed at wyth-
vile during the late expedition of Colonel
Powell into South Western Virginia.
Lieutenant G. was twice dangerously
wounded at the attack on Wythvflle, but
refused to leave the fight, continuing at
the head of the attacking column until be
received third and mortal wound, from
which he died inc few hours.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-14
FOR SALE.

TTNHE subscriber OsEs for sale his residence on the
II Island. There Is on this property a two stOEy
brick hOuse eight rooms, Kitchen, mix house, car.
Fiage house and stable, about acre Of the best
CataVba Grapes nov in full bearing, between thirty
and forty Apple trees. choice kinds, also Plum,
LaWtOn Black erFie1, 6OOs6beFTies and GuFFants,
Ihs whole containing about three aeFeS neatly en-
closed with an Usage Orange hedge. Persons desl-
rcus Of purchasing are invited 20 call and examine
for themselves. Enquire Of J. MORGAN,
alEl alaEaE ---------- - ~ 3 -. Halk.
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Last Nights Report.
Getting Thor R1ghts

Nav YoRK, Aug- l8.-The Commercials
Washington letter says, recent arrivals
from Richmond state that some Of the aris-
toCFatic families who migrated. from WASH
ingtOn at the early stage of the rebellion
are in INDECENT circumstances. The cases
of q weIlknown Washington hysseian and
lawyer are mentioned. Here they lived in
aristocratie styles, attended by servants,
but in the rebel capital they live in humble
places and are their own servants.
Nineteen officers are reported for dis
missaI for various causes unless a satisfac.
tory excuse IL made within Is days. Nine
officers have just been dismissed from the
service this week but hone for disloyalty.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-14

B9-JAooR HoRNBRooK, Esq, left last
night on visit to the boys in the army.
He expects to go to Martinsburg and prob
ably Winchester, and will not return before
the middle ofnext week.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-14

pWMEIoSs.-The city is at present rath-
er plentifully supplied with melons. The
fruit is not quite SO large, luscious and
ripe as it will be later in the season, but
it is nevertheless very freely INDUCED in.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-14
Anothar Rlotar sentancad.

NEW YoAK, August l3.-FhOmas. Ads
Emmett. son Of thu illustriOus Robert Em-
met died yesterday.
The trial Of Jas. II. Whittier tor assault
on the Tribune Office in the late riots re-
suited in a sentence of one years fmpris-
Onment and $3.50 fne. He is said to be a
native of Maryland and to have formerly
been in the naval service.
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TOLADIFS.

NUMEROUS APPLICATIONS have fFom time 70
IN time been made g ne ~ Ladies for instrde-
Wheeling bushes School, but saCh ha pEEsrTe .
wait TN others GhOul6 begin. respectfully inform
Iisuntd, and shall Be glad 70 receive l1ors.
oet3o-d LII HITCHCOCK.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-14
NOTICE.

T WILL sell sell on Saturday, the 22d day Of Au-
II gust, 1868, at the front door of the Court House
for Ohio county, in the city ofWheeling, 10 oel,
A. NJ, nine thousand dollars of the third mortgage
bonds Of the Cincinnati, Wilmington and ZanesVille
Railroap Company, numbered $685. go, 97l 9T2, 978,
9T4, IT'S, 976 and 977, for account Of whom 1t may
concern: Terms Cash.
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Savings Hank OF wheeling.
SFATBMBNT.
WILLIE. U. u, JaIT 8, d

WHTrNs, W. ", July 9, 1868
Of the profits for the last aix months; payable 20
stockholders on demand, free from all taxes.
ful2 s. 2. HlLDREFH. Treas'r
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MERoHAnTs' AND MEooHAN1cs' BANK.

0V1AV911IIbS mug V13 A0V3s J
r WILL sell on the 22d day of August, 1858, at the
Wheeling, west virginia, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, six
thousand dollars of the third mortgage bonds Of the
Cincinnati, Wilmington and GAINESVILLE Railroad
Company, numbered 9s1, 9S2, $685. 9S4, 9S5 and $50,
for account of whom 1t may concern,
ang pl 0A.u' R. oRANa1E. Pres,t.
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B9~ BAD TREATMENT OF a WOUNDED
soID1ER.-A wounded soldier by the name
of NcKinnOn, arrived in this city on
Wednesday night and was carried to the
Atheneum on a litter yesterday. McKin-
non belongs to the 10th Ohio Infantry and
was wounded during the last fight at Win
chester. The wound was not serious
one at first, but he was badly used and so
much neglected by the rebels when they
got possession of the town, that it is now
feared he may not recover. The poor fell
low is exceedingly weak and never ought
to have undertaken the trip from Win
chester to this point. His anxiety to see
his friends has doubtless greatly endang-
cred his life.
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RaS- THEArRE.-AIiss Ettie Henderson

80 THEArRE.-Miss Elite Henderson
made her first appearance last evening as
Fauchon, the Cricket, Inathei play of that
name. We had seen some very favorable
notices in the LONDON papers of Miss Hem
derson's performance of Fanchon, and We
are now satisfied that she deserved all the
praise bestowed upon her.
Miss Henderson appears in a fayorite
part this evening and will be supported by
the whole company.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-14

p@PoErRY.-We receive great deal
.oftrash in the guise of poetry, which goes
uniformly into our litter basket without
unnecessary delay. Occasionally we re-
eeive something worth printing, such as
the poem on our first page to-day. We
shall always be glad to hear from the lady
who wrote it.
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NOTICE no TAXPAYERS.

LII persons are hsEeby notified that the EiItE.
IA valuations and E1umeFati0ns made aud taken
By the several Assistant Assessors, under the Excise
Law Of The United etatee, for tie First Collection
District Of West nia VIII be Ope TOR Inspection
for the space Of dnesn days from this date az fhe
Olees q the G1id Assistant AssessOEs. win attend
At the time and places hereafter meltioned for the
purpose Of hearing any appeals that may Be ulado
nom the Ists, Valuations, an5 manifestations mads
and taken b. said Assistant AssaGs0rBs
Hsoa q NJ.
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. l3.-The first full
regiment of cOIored men, raised in Penn.
sylvania, left to-day for Morris Island, 70
reinforce GiImore's army.
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CIxcrHNATI, Aug. 13.-The steamer .Ty.
coon brings two hundred and 6Ity sick anS
wounded from Vieksbhfg. mostly belong.
ing TO the 9Th army corps.
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LAUGHLIN'S
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NEW YORK, Aug. l3.-The steamer
Ocean Queen from AspinwaIl has arrived.
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B~WE call attention to the continue
ton of the sale of Valuable Gold aud Sill
yer Ware at shaffer's Jewelry Store, this
evening at half past seven o'clock.
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Fer Rats, Mice, Roachos, Ants. Bed,
Bugs, Moths in Furs, VVoOllens, Sc
Insects on Plants, = owls, Anfmals,Ee
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mot dangerous to the Human Family!
aRats come ont Of their holes 70 die" Il
r. Sold Wholesale In all large cities.
~ Sold by all DRUsOIsTs and RETAILERs every
RI titBEWSRRlII'' Of all worthless limitations
- See that aGosFARIs" name is on each Box,
- Bottle and Flask, before you buy.
esy- Address HENRY r.. COSTAR.
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AGENTS WANTED

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Music Received To-Day.

New style H0OplSkiFts.
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"A vALUABLE
House and Lot at Auction.

W LII be sold at auction on Monday, August Il,
w 1868 at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, at the front door Of
the Court House, Lot No. 20, situated the corner
of Main and List streets. North wheeling on which
is erected fne brick building 45 feet front by 81
deep containing ten rooms, cellar and kitchen. The
said lot fronts so feet on Main street and running
back on List street 100 feet
Terms of sNle-$60O cash on the day of sale, tn Q
balance in equal instalments of one, two and three
years, with interest from day of sale.
Persons wishing to purchase are invited to call
and examine the premises.
GEO E. w1CxnAM, AuctiOneer. aug7td
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NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL!
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THE SOVEREIGN REMEDY FOR
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An aPpeals must pc N NEltlngs ma must specify
the tuafffenlaF cause. matter or thl1g respecting
Who'll 4 detIslou Il required, aud uHst state he
g Eo'3Hsa q PFtnepis q lasaualifs q eroE com
-, JOHN pAREfINsOE.
8 Assei5or lat Die WEI Va.
Cameron. July 1874. issa. Tvs IN
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Extraordinarily was not quite so
hot day as its several predecessors,
though it was still hot enough on the sunny
side of the street 10 have made even shad-
rack, Meshack and Abednego feel a little
uncomfortable, and caused them to long
for some one to exclaim, in the words of
the poet,
Trough the furnace, unfinehing. thy steps IN puF-
with a sun umbrella, or perish there. toO.s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-14
FIRE PROOF SAFES.

FULL stock Of Burke 1 Barnes Celebrated
"a Safes on hand, which We sell at mRnnfAeturers'
METCALF BURT,
Juno SO Main street
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no! FOR THE SUMMER RESORTS.
The Ohio White sulphur Springs

UTILL be formally opened on the ITth q JuRs
Ohio lTealtAl EnGisty.
These SPRINGS, 70 national n reputation, and
popular In favor. dtnafed IN Delaware county,
Ohio Is miles FROM he CAPITAL and i've from The line
o. two railroads.
They win be uudsr he exclusive control q the
PropFietOF, ANDY WILSON, Esq. TheyW WILDE con-
ducfsd with special reference % place %
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relaxation ane healthy impFuVsmsut They excel In
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Wheeling Female Seminary,
MRS. s. r. HANNA,

MRS. s. r. HANNA,
PRINCIPAL.
lhe Fall term of this Institution will commence ON
i Wednesday the I'd day Of September next. Ex-
perienced and competent teachers in the Ornamental
as well as Academic branches. Superior accommoda-
tons for boarding and day pupils Catalogues be
had at the Bank Of Wheeling and at the book store
of J. O. Orr 4 90. g. D. HUBBARD,
augIO Imd&w Pres't. of the Board Of Trustees.
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HS-DEstRARtA PaopRRTY rok Sans
Attention is called to the advertisement Of
Ms. Neel, Offering for sale her very desfs
FaOle rssidenceon John Street.
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AuCtiOn Sale OF Condemned
0uarteFInaSter's Property.

AssIsIANr QUAEIEAlLAsfA h7 3 ULFI1El -
Cumberland, Nd, Aug. sth, 1865.
STIHH following condemned Public Animals VIII be
4 sold az Public Auction, In the fields near tho
Government Stables, on Monday, the 18th day OF
August, 1865, three hundred and tWenty-ene CS2i1
sac 10 commence At O'CLOCK, A. II.
Terms Cash-GoVernment Funds.
+ By order OF Brig. Gen. b. KRLIET, Commanding
/ y GEO. w. HARRISON,
Capt. and Assistant Q1artermRster U. 8. Vols.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-14
CRESCENT MANUFACTURING Co.,
Wheeling, W. Va, Aug. Sd, 1856

Wheeling, ". Va, Aug. Sd, isss.
T WILL sell at 10 O'Clock, NJ, on the 22d day of
August, 1858. at the front door of the Court House
in the. city Of Wheeling. West Virginia, fty-eght
bonds of 81 900 each, being third mortgage bonds,
and TWEEN y.two income bonds of 81 900 each of the
Cincinnati, Wilmington and GAINESVILLE Railroad
Company, for account of whom it may concern.
angas s % ''' JOHN W. GILL, Pfes't.
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Prepared from a prescription OF Sir j. Clarke,
NJ d., PhysiciGn Extraordinary to tie
Queen.
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