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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-13
Affairs in North carolina.

Il lNgwBERE, July 9s-The, Legislature OF
Nprth Carolina is now in extra session.
The Raleigh IN o. Register, rebel print
lin referring to this extra session says there
/ is mischief brewing which bodies 40 good
70 the Confederate cause andthe history OF
that Legislature does not warrant MS in
lefpecting anything but mischief at its
l'hands. i'eag.l5, ~ sisaass - i.TIsfa1a ~ ~
The Register says the Governors organ,
the Raleigh Standard, is doing all IN It's
poweuto incTth the peoplesfo rebstagainst
the Confederate government. Members of
the Legislature from Castle county have
come out for reconstruction of the Union,
and Iths EWiImingtpdl Jonrnall says other
psp6sfs laEs iptsndipg 70 openly dyoests
some of them.
The expedition which left here on the
night of the Sd returned on the morning of
the Tth: having successfully accomplished
its object. sz41.,,,sg,.i .,,,.s,,,,
Gen. Hickman Commanding the infantry
baud artillery attacked the epemy5 near
Kingston Rhere he compelled, the rebels TO
remsin while II, Col. Lewis and Maj, Cole
With l6 companies of caYalEg Procseded on
TO Kenasville 80 miles from New6ern when
be struck the WIImfagt9n and Weldon
railroad which the cavalry destroyed for
great distance by bending double the rails,
NHS- 1iAaeSSSt kSSss-ali "a :
An extensive, sabre factory at Kenasville
Pith many Thousand ,sabEes was burned,
and also an extensive, knapsack factory,
With. some 20, 900 knapsacks,, .t,4s.l., 49,,
Nearly every town the cavalry passed
Contained rebel commissary depot full of
Confederate stores, which were also burned,
together with great quantities of cotton,
tar, pitch, irosin and turpentine;- horses.
mules, negroes and prisoners captured in.
great numbers. A large, amount of Com
federate money was captured from-tax coll
lectoEs I'M Kevasyille, and large amonptsl
from tax'collectofsfd otherpItces, amoGnt
ing to nearly $500, 900. which, with an i'm
mense amount of property destroyed, is q
severe blow TO the rebel. cdussi in North
Carolina, all of which was accomplished
without thesloss of : man on. our side.-
The enemy were unable to meet our cav
airy for want sof force. 4 Gem Hickmaa
sustained no loss in his artillery duel with
the snepy at Kingston TTy
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-13
9 Gully gntelligp'rfer
monday Morning, July IS. 1883.
EarTHs PIrTsRuRa FEMAlE Co1IEeE,-

EmTHR PIFTsRuRG FEMAIE Co4IEeE,-
WecalI attentionitosthes adsertisemsntsof
the Pittsburg FsmaleG College. Within a
few years this institution has worked it
selfinto the front rank and now occupies
a position among the more valued educa-
tiohar institutions ofthe country, of which
its originator Sland managers may well feel
proud. Knowing as We do the many ad :
vantages which the Institution offers to
those who desire aIisonnd,i practical and
valuable education for their daughters, we
are not at alI1surprisea at its great and
growing. popularity. q Ii point Of location
it will compate favorabfy with any iustitu-
ton of the same character in the land
while the aecommodatipns for pupils and
general arrangements Of the establishment
are such as TO commeGs in to all Who vail
ne the. health and comtt;s Of their children.
1t isihoweyer in the ability of it's Faculty,
and the excellence of tile course of iustruc-
ton pursued, that the Pittaburg Female
College excels. In, thisI respect it has no
superior The Faculty;now numbers nine-
teen, embracing some of the ablest- and
most successful instr9stoFs 81 the day
teachers who have made the education of
youth the study oftheiE lives, and of whose
success in impartipg i4strpctiop the rapid
progress Of the students under their charge
affords ofitself ,the moss pndant proof.z7,5s
The course of study -issvery extensive and
thorough en- bracfne iSi the branches Of a
solid and ornamental. iucgatiop. The,mod4
etn lapgqag es, iaeludiSg french. German,
Italian and Spanish are all taught and
students are also a8orded5ian opportunity
ofacqairipg:: thorougE knSowIsage of vocal
and ipstrunsntal liIusic,s.3 .needle.w work
drawing; painting, ana the use of the mag
nefcs telegraph u.s.. 'ThfFe is an excellent
library and cabinet attached tothe institute
ton, and aphilosophit}al andschemical ap-
paratua has bgtnns ), id order to
aid the pupils in the Study of these seis:7.
ences.. Observation-Disclosures the past year,
was two hundred and soinetSf four four, but The
prospects are that mel e year the number
considerably exceed three hundred: This
shows how popular thE Institution is with
the public, and speaka wellfor the success
and ability with whic j it is managed. The
next term commences September 1st.-
ssndito thssRevaJ O. Pershing for a5cataa-.
logue. ,GTGs TzIT
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-13

Ba MoRB PR1soNERs.--On Saturday
evening. hineteen rebel prisoners, regular
grey backs, were .broughtin from Cumber-
land and committed to the .Atheneum.--
They were recently captured between Han
cock and Williansport by the Ringgold
Cavalry, of Gen. Kelley's command. They
belong to Lees army, and are a pretty hard
set of nuts. = Z. .. -. .l-l p
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-13
Sherif7S Sale.
Daniel Marley
Circuit Court ofohio
County.
Order ofsaIe,
epecIaI Term. 1S0s.

TN pursuance of an order of sale issued from the
III Clerks Office of the Circuit Court of Ohio county
In the above named causes, will offer for sale at
public auction to the highest and best bidder at the
residence on the northeast corner of Fourth aud
Quincy streets, in Wheeling, Tuesday, July l4fhr
1868, the following elegant Household and Kitct en-
Furniture the property of Frederick stanton, VIII
Marble Top SIde6oards, Extension Tables Sofas,
Itchesp Upholstered Chairs assorted, Common
Chairs, Arm Chairs Mirrors. PictIres Carpets,
Chandeliers, Sewing Stands, Damask window Cur
tains, Tenders. Hat Rack. OIL Cloth, Books, Book
Case, Lounges, Writing Table, Chess Table, Brace:
lets, Necklaces, Breastrins, Jewel Boxes. Vases,
Window Shades, Mantle Clock, Common Beadst6ads,
Rosewood BedsteadS, Mattresses, Dressing Bureau;
W Warddrobes, Wash Stands, ComSde Clothes Press
lets, Tea Pots, Cake Dishes, Egg Boiler. Knives and
Forks, Tea Spoons, Napkin Rings. Mugs, Table
Spoons; preserve Spoons, Sugar longs, lace Cur.
IHins sheets Spreads Blankets Cups and saqGsrs
Glasses Steak Dishes Waters Rugs DC. 40. &c.
Terms of Sale.-Sums Of twenty-five dollars and
under Cash. Sums exceeding twenty five dollars
credit Of tour months, the purchaser giving bond
with approved security, said bearing interest
from day OF sale I'm til paid 1. 3 '-i,.J,r ssgg,.
Sale to commence at O'clock. A. NJ. b,rif,
AL0NZ0, L0RING,
julStd s Sheriff Of Ohio County.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-13

b9- THREE regiments of Pennsylvania
soldiers arrived in the city on Saturday
night and Sunday morning The men have
enlisted for three months, and are from the
western part of the State. They are en-
route for New Creek, Parkersburg and
other points! Owing to til want of trans
Poftation only q partyof the men got away
yesterday q ~ a,gsis.a %, ba. ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-13
3 q Mo 81, late Battle inArkansas.

/ HgIEsA, Ark, July - urther par
tie1l of the late battls shoSF the repnlse
tnthavesbeeusyery decided and disastrous
to the enemy. II Is thopghf their lossswill
foot4up 1000 killednud wounded, ourst230.
We hase taken 800 prisoners andgparoIsd
miles out, the rebels left 2 piscesiof artils
EFeFyli our hands. stHnt
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-13
Morgan,aRaid Into Indiana..IlIr

CINc1SAT1. July 12GMorgan's raid to-
night reaches within q milesa ofsthe Ohio
line. Some bridges on the Ohio and Miss
issippi Railroad between Cochran and
North Venom has been destroyed dag
The rebels also approached the Indianapo=ig
lis and Cincinnati Railroad near Sunmans
where they iwers met byaa regiment aof
militia and driven back. This perhaps is
only small force; to-day the main force
appear 10 be making for Aurora and Lau-
rsnceburgh.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-13

John McGowan! @s 1ita. -s5si ne >
The obeet this sait is to-; cover of the defend
ant the sum Of $1e8 SO with interest and costs of
suit. l.iS5iF i,ta sli6g - Y s.if!fj8i.,
The defendant not'haylng entered his appearance,
and it appearing froman affidavit filed in the cause
that he is not PRESIDENT of this State motion of
the plaintiffs by their attorney tits ordered that the
said defendant do appear here within month af-
ter the dus Publication Of this order and do what
may be necessary protect his interest in this suit
and that copy of this be published Snce week
for four successive weeks in some newspaper print
in the city of Wheeling, that copy of the same
be poRte at the front door of the Court House of
A copygTeste: JACOB BURKLE, Clerk.
-. g. CHANDLER, plths atty. l3iS "a julS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-13
Assignee,s Sale.

pY virtue of a deed Of assignment to me made by
ID David Jenkins on the sd day of March, 1857,
recorded in Deed Book No. g. pages 81 22 and 2s OF
Hancock County, Virginia, Thereby offer at private
sale all the following property;to wit: certain
town of New Cumberland, Hancock County, West
Va, tho Ohio river, containing two acres, two
rods and thirtyeght perches, or less on WHICH
Is Sfecteda first 6lassstean saw mill In, good Fun
Mug order, doing large business. Any person de
string safe and paying Investment will be satisfied
by making this property. also OF rat private
sale by virtue of sad assignment a fine two story
frame house and lot situate In said town OF New
Cumberland. bnt a few yards from the saw MILL
This house issYery commodlously and pleasantly
situated, ont buildings excellent. ait[
The foregoing property viii be offered at private
sale until the1st day Of Sept mber next, on which
day, If sold prior thereto. will then be offered at
public sale the premises, comm ncing at the hour
Of 10 O'Clock, Am. ANY person lesirous Of pufcha-
sing either or both 1.-THE properties above de cTbsd
will pleaIe call on or address the undersigned at
,Freeman's Landing, Hancock County, West Va,
who will. give any Information desired. Terms of
iuIT Pms 81 TH0SfAS ANDERSON Assignee.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-13
Fight at Sharpsburg-Report of the
lee 3 5. - - Escape Of Lee

Eight at Sharp;sbulrrge-Regnr,o,,rttt Of fl,a
400 iEscaDe al eaI EsftIis'J = ]
- y W; ~ .,s = ats L.
,,ayc ~ tie ~, $50
Sah. 1 80 4 "
dc 80 i st,rs :, a,,d ,oatfanaf ,,s..1
osSIacE in The ~. 1T
division :. ss esnsss;an ~ 80
srn1yf l,h4s 81, III. ~.
iaagementi was nv ESiFnatIicJes Z IN End IN,
4, rehels IN 6ursdar }toos strio1g gsS;isS
for Infantrr5 The bat,Ia Ivvss l-
n,S1 4 norton nf onr armv tn 49,
tonight steadily at first but wildly. at last.
as If their, smmunition,wasrexnenseti
mr. cavalry and ARTILLERY destroved q
Epontoou bridge. tosthe cousteSna 81 The
rebe1s az they ai,or,t IN .s5.sG 8 ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-13

B9@ATTEaPr AT BuReIoRy.-On Fri
day night some thief or thieves broke in
Dillon, on Market street for burgiarious
putposes.g The lock was ebroken of the
money drawer but all the rascaIs got was
5o.espts worth of check stamps Ai.fue
gold Ras on 4 the desk rs b but the
thieves operatedlin the dark and did not
see it. s 'si,' ~ p. ~ .''t' e
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-13
] 4. Porter's Offioial Report. -.

New YORK, July n.-It is feared the
sailing qualities Of the Roanoke iron clad
are NOT such as would warfahtthe Govern.
ment in sending. her to sea, and Secfetsfy
Welles has ordered Capt Sands tourebort
to Admiral Paulding for permanent serv-
tce1iR New York 4harbor, thelpositionfo for
which the formidable iron Clad was d 81;
Signed come months ago.
Admiral Porter s7official reportrof his
operations during the seige of Vicksburg,
has been aeceived by Secretary Welles.-,
The Admiral says one steamer only badly
disabledasince our operations commenced,
andiB or Tataen killed orswouuded. While
the army had q 9troubiesome enemy IN
trout aud behind them ganboats. The Maine
brigade under Gen. Elicit and a small force
of troops under Gen. Dennis and General
Mower, have kept.atl bay a large force of
rebels over $4,000 stroug, accompanied by
p large quantity of artillery, and though
offered battle several times and engaged,
they invariably fed and satisfied them
selves by assaplting half disciplined and
Iunarmed blacks.
The capture Of SvicksSurgleavesa an army
and naval force free to act along the riy
lment the vessels which have been tempo.
rary loss to service, viz: the Indianola, and
the Cincinnati The effect of this blow
will be felt far up theItributaries ofFthe
mississippi. ss,i 81 ,az 9li,iat YrazA
There has been large expehd of
during the seigo. The mortars
have fred z 900 mortar shells, aud the gum
boats 1900. 1900 shots have been fred
The naval guns on shore, and We have sup
piled over 5000 to the different army
,COFDa. ~ Sf-r ~ a-li t'rle s@4s .-t--i 4Rfla
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-13
Foreign News.

CAFE RACE, July I0.4The Jura from
Liverpool on the I'd and Londonderry the
Sd, was boarded off here with days later
advices. 'tfa TFA 'si 80 a'a gee
Breadstuffs heavy with a downward ten.
dency.' Weather fsvorableato crops. Pro
visions dull aud unchanged; Gonsols 92S.
A great IRE had occurred in Water
street liverpool. by which large quantity
of cotton! and wheat was destroyed. Loss
$2S, 900, which is b believed, to be covered
by insurance. 7itF .sl 1a.e,s1q ia.
Confederates are reported to have made
proposals to the Spanish government for
recognition with the support of Napoleon.
a revolution hasst6ken place in NADIA
gEssss re k1g was sssass gE and
was proclaimed Queen. = - =
Lipeygool;MMarket unchanged, sales of
the week 81: 600 bales cotton: - ~ : =.
Breadstuffs on Friday, very dull.
Fl Wheat easier and tendency downward
Provistonssdu aud, tending to decline.
oonsols sS@s23. . " ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-13

h 1arAlmean looking, yellow faced.ma .,
in company with a woman who resembles
him very closely, has, been sejourning in
the. city for several days. The man pre-
tends to be a Mormon preacher, and says
he is here in the interest of the great
church. AsA 2 .-sea g .sI2ssti&9
Some people 1thipls the felloM7is=erazy,
but the chances are that he is a hypocriti-
calshumbug who ought to be placed in, the
hands ofths police eGo9 FJn5El4.4
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-13
IThe united State 81 America

The United States Of America ,, In II Rem n; ~,
Pour hogshs9ds ofToRseeo. the foitnEe and Con
uTHEREAs,o on the s0th day of June, A. D. 1868,
/ w an Information was filed in the District Conrt
of the United Statesor the Western District of Yr
gna behalf ofthe United States, by the Attorney
thereof for said District against four hogsheads
Tobacco the property of John Jennings, described
in said information-in which Information sit Is In
substance allege that the owner thereof is engaged
In the existing rebellion against the United States
that at the time of his becoming so engaged he was
the owner Of the aforesaid that he Is hold.
ing Office under the so;caled Confederate States of
America under the rebel1ious government of the
state Of Virginia sitting at Richmond, and praying
that said property may be confscat@d and sold as
forfeited TO the United States Whereas order of
sale for the above named properly was made at the
Spring term A. D. 1863 of the District Court of the
United States for Western District of Virginia at
Wheeling.
Now therefore, In pursuance of the monition under
the seal of thesad Court to me directed and deliv-
cred, do hereby give public notice to all persons
Claiming any interest in said property or the pro-
trict cour:Eof the United States for the Western
District of Vrginia at Wheeling, on the 9Th day of
September, A. D 1858, # the same shall be q day of
jur sdiction II not the next day of Jurisdiction
thereafter, then aud there to interpose their claims
and make their allegations in that BEHALF
@t EDWARD NJ NORTON, u
q 8. Marshal W. D. of Va.
BESJ. II. SIXTH, U. 8. Attorney. julsl4t.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-13
BENI.3 H Sunni, "a 8. Attorney. 20 b
The united States Of. America,

The United States of America nj o. tsta8
Il = t5-ts .3gi aIt-li abh aIg4 in REM Il
Three horses and one colt, Ina cause Of ForS
seized in Lewis and hdjoin-Sf feitureI and Con-
ing Count es blythe military =fieeaEiop.5aa ! 3
authorities ofthe U.ss as the q slgs - bsli,!ts
property of Rebels, ~ = l.
JETHEREAs, on the 30th day Of June, a. b. 1868,
wv an Information was fled in the District Court
ofthe United States for the Western District ofyFi
ginia on behalf the United States by the Attorney
thereof for said District against three horses aud
states In Lewis and counties described
in said fnforu1attor in which ion 1t Is in
substance alleged that the owners thereof are en-
gagged in the existing rebellion pginst the United
States that fme OF their becoming so engaged
owners Of thepgopertY afoFesaids that
they are seyeFaly holding ices nnder ria soo9led
Confederate States OF America or under the rebel
lious government of the state of Vrg sitting at
Richmond. and praying that said property may be
corscated and sold to the United States,
ana whereas an order OF sale for the above narnkd
manic inthe District Court ofsthe Unt-
ted states for the Western District OF Virginia at
the Spring term thereof 1853. held at Wheeltng.
Z Nov therefore, in pursuance OF the menid nll-
delivered DO hereby give public notice 70 all per-
siaifnnk any interest In the said property,
IN the proceeds thereof appear before the Judge
Of the district Court OF the United States Tor the
WestRrn District Of NJ Wheeling on the 9Th
day Of September, D. 1865 u the same shall be
dSy Of not on the next day of juris
dicfion then and there 70 interpose their
cIajms and make their AllegA In that behalf.
-. rs 81. EDWARD nc. NORTON.
q. 8. Marshal for the W. D. of Va. !
III B1SJ. q. sslrTH; U. 8. attorney. JUL l4t.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-13
The esident's Reply 70 The Loafsi-

NEW YORK, July ll.EAThef kHefGl6FS
Washington dispatches Sgivesy-the lPresig
dent's' reply toNthe -Hunfsiana planters Who
petetionedIfor authority7te elect federal
and State officers under the existing Con-
stitntfon, Il The President does not favor IS
respectable a portion of people,. LonfsI:
ANA contemplates holding conventions to
ameud- the sStates Constitution, and falsoI
does potssee !hpySit could facilitate with
military operations in Louisiana, aud might
be used to embarrass them, and concludes
by saying that the people of zLoufsianiaI
shall pot lack opportunity forstair cleo
Itionst for federal Japd State officers.
n The same correspondent says the ques-.
ton of peace is already considered in Cab
inet circles, and that we are in the midst
of a Cabinet crisis growing out of propo.
sitions by Seward for q Presidential pfooy
lamation Offering amnesty 10 the people Of
the South, suspendihg the liabilities of the
confiscaiion act and Offering q full pardon
in person aud property to the people IF the
South, excepting, militarsB ap1 civil Tead-
ers. Seward suggests that these should
be allowed their property but be ineligible
to offce Bates and BhirSfayor the prop
osition modified. Stanton and Chase OPP
pose Itissupposed that WeIles is against
it. The President has not, expressed an
opinion. .azassga7
The same correspondent says it was the
intenti6n of DAVIS % offer plan Of peace
including. a restoration of the. Union on the
terms embraced Fin5 Hunter'sNpreect pres
vious@ 70 the rsns lion; q Id fact, separate
governments for Mainland South, but only
one President. This was to take theineRro
out of national politics. 's.is2 = s1,gas5e
az
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-13
III Ems THOMAS ANDERSON, Assignee
Tho United States Of America,

The United States Of America, 20 e; 7s'''.7t
u Hau =; 81 $3.50 igftsI1 In Rem. In cause
The Hopsshsl so Goods SS.tsI.Pss
WTHEREAs,, on the 2nd day Of July, 1885, an
wv Information was filed in the District Court Of
the United States for the Western Districtof Vir.
ginia on behalf The Unit States, by the Attor!
ney thereof for said District against the Household
goods of John Knote, late Of Ohio county, In said
District and described IN schedule TO said Informal
it0n in which Information it is in substance
alleged that the said John Knote is engaged In the
existing rebelion against the United States that he
has acted as an officer inthe army the socalled
Confederate States Of America that he has held an
oHlce and agency under the said Confederacyg and
under the rsbelltous government of the State OF
Virginia, at RchmnndI that heis the owner of said
properly and has been seized as torteited
70 the United States - air- h5s5'stsss 80
E Now therefore, in. pursuance ofthe monitor, Jun
der the seal of the said Court to directed and
delivered, do hereby give public notice to all per-
claiming any Interest In the said property,
hin proc eds tbereof TO appear before the Judge
of the District Courtf the United States for the
Western District of irginIaat Wheeling, the 9th
day of September, d. 1868, it the same shall be n
day of Jurisdiction, IL notion tho next day of iuri
diction thereafter then and there to their
claims and make their allegations in that beha I.
9FS{i rgaEG ~ tzsEDWkRD NJ NORTON,
u. 3 Marshal w. d. Of Va.
BENJ Fl SMrTH. III g.. Attorney. q 10 -ajul7 lat
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-13

sS=THzFussR4b, of Thomas Duuning,
the soldier who died suddenly on Friday
last, was attended ohsathfdsy by the Pro-
yost Guard.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-13
Arrest of, a4Newspaper7 Publishes.

. ST. Lou1s, July 1.-THE EYe6ing edit.
ton of the Democrat polished the fol,
lowing - William Mckee, senior proprie-
tor. of this paper was pat under arrest last
evening by order of General Sehofeld.-
Tie grounds for his arrest'are, we learn,
the publication of letter Of President
Lincoln to General Sehofeld, explaining
,reasous for the removal. of Curtis, and
for refusing to state in " hat manner such
letter came into bis hands. We haye on y
at present to say, thatuhder such circ1m-
stances, we regard this, as q foolish aud On
,warFantabIe proceeding iiMrsiMckee re
ported himself az headquarters this morn.
i1g and 3pro ssed q wi lingnsss TO exonor.
,ateieyery spficers in the department from
any knowledge in the matter of the publ
cation, believing this TO- be due certain
persons oa5thesdDepartmen Staff q No
further progress up 10 this writing has
been made in the case: y eKee is III
liberty on his parole e5al9J = n 4I.is5r -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-13

Our Government has notified the rebels
that the EXECUTION of the two officers sen
teneed at Richmoua will be retaliated most
severely ks kEHk NASE
IS The New York Mercury has Washing
ton dispatch fatfmating that Lee has esq z
capped across the Potomac. ia
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-13

BSr Mas PATnIck H4EF1S, of East
Wheeling, who possesses more Of the tigress
than any other woman in the countsy, was
up before Alderman McCourtney on Sat-
Iurday for disturbing the neighborhood in
which. sheeresides. Sheswas fined So and
costs. 70 ss7Iasi. a..a4ls .azaog ia dIo