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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-06
COrreotIon-ool. j ohnson,oraarr,.o,
County.
CLARKsDuRG, VA, May 80, 1856
Editors Inteiiigencer

HARRISBURG, VA, May 80, 1863.
Editors IntetHgencer
DEAR SIRs In late issue of your M
per you say that thirty-one horses Ind
been taken by the rebels in their late raid
into this county, from William johnson. a
noted secessionist. living near Bridegroom
IN this county, or words to that effect.
You were in error in stating TINT Col
William Johnson, of Bridgeport in this
county, is ga noted secessionist." We take
pleasure in correcting the error into which
you bad, no doubt, inadvertently fallen a a
an act of justice due alike to Col. johnson
the public and yourself. He voted with the
Union men in May, 1861, for rejection of
the ordinance of secession, aud has sinh
sequently voted with them; and especially.
in the late election, upoa the "Willsy
amendment" to the Constitution of the
new State of West Virginia. He has stood
hrm and unmoved amid the most irving
clrcumstances-has been a supporter of
the Constitution and the Union and of the
New State, as we are informed and believe
Assured that you have no disposition to an.
Vol: johnson any injustice, and that Won
will promptly make the aHenGe 6onorsbIs
We remain, very truly,
Yours &c,
THos. L. MOORE,
W. P. Corr,
NATHAN Corr.
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AZ ORDINANCE

IF2 provide for compelling the attendance Of mem
n beers at meetings of the council
1st Be It ordained by the council Of the city or
Mheeltng that MhsneTer, at the time appointed for
the meeting Of either branch Of the council there
shall not be quorum present It shall be lawful for
the members Of such branch who may be IN Attend
anee to ordera sergeant ny-.of his deputies to
arEest the absent members, or any Of them, and
cause the same to appear forthwith at the place o.
meeting, and there 10 remain until the meeting al
jp1fn OF leave ofabseHce be granted. - s5fl
q y shall be lawful for any number ofmembers
OF either branch, less than quorum who may have
assembled at the time appointed for q meeting Of
sneh branch, - adiourn to 4 gubsoqueat time, and
cause the sergeant any deputy 70 give notice to the
absent members ofthe time % which such adjourn
ment has been made rSquidng their attendance At
Sueh adiouried meeting, under the penalty Of two.
aollefs on each member. and Il any such absent
member, being 20 notified, fail to attend such ad-
1ournsd meeting, he shall forfeit two dollars 70 the
uss 9Lthe ettyunless excused for SUFFICIENT reason
py me branch Of which he Is member. 80
I'D. This ordinance ihaf be in farce froul ita nau
Pa.sed dune "a, 1855
1u49en 4lIj .l n. FEEEY, City Clerk.
ras (staats zeiepng copy ltime.)
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HENRY J. sAHIUELS.
AdJut0nt General of VIRGINIA :

pursuance Of the above order, the combanis. u,
snS 4ta Kegt Va Militia w assemble 1t their
nrday the 9Th inst The several u.s. On sat;
IL Psa, 20 the Court House and for at o'eIosp
~ line, with the right resting o3 Sio
jun3 At l. NJ 4kR1N, -
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WIN tho militia be Paid.
Editors Inteliigsneer
June 3, 1868

June 3, 1868.
Editors Inteltigsneer
Can you inform me whether the militia
men will be paid for the service they rem
dered US three or four weeks ago? For n
few days they say that they endured all
the hardships of war. If SO, think they
certainly ought to be paid for it. Some of
our men lost great deal of work besides
wearing out their shoes and clothing by
marching around out there, and think it
too bad if they are not paid for it. NJ.
AS we are not advised on the subject,
we would respectfully turn the question
over to the proper authorities.
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- sEoRETARY,sN oIjPIPfnE.

} o9tesSyiAbEAhf'S OFFICE,
onpo,,, Cleveland, May 25th, 1868.
f5is MEETING Of the Stockholders of
ncIoo On wednesday the LIST day Of july next AZ ia
the ~ on said day TO take into Confederation
70 an amount sufficient to ALLOW N tie @
lii on SIls mortgage bonds. The Transfer B6oEs
VI, ~ S aS rom June 25th to July
t120S 9Vo - 3, ROCKWELL. Sac,v
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Eor Rent and Sale.

- 511sTEf = =, sASSgA4G .c611Q 0d10s
E5 tRs Iu6scr1ber has for rent, Store Rooms
- s1lI and large; also Offices IN good buildings
! - q stoEy5 Dwelling Houses for rent; Building
LUIS 4nu othef real estate for sale e..
,,.5-s .,s.,. TH0S. HORNBR00K,
feb4 ei.11H-I Z - III d Goor.
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:. PRpyoasFl MARsHlIlIl eENE.lEa1,g o7IIoE,

" aanlngLonl DO Nay I'd, Iso5.I
~ elEh who desire to join any particular Regi-
men5 OF Cavalry now in. the held, are hereby
~ 70 present themselves at any time during
next thirty days to the Board OF Enrolment in
respective Districts. The Board shall examine
and eter1ine upon their fitness for the ser-
lc ana Round to be 1T the Provost Marshal of the
District shall give them tickets to the
4eneral Ren1ezyons, at the Headquarters Of the A.
3 narshal General Of the State As soon as
= Eaen9elVes ct this general Rendezvous
'lsy snaIL pc duly mustered by mastering and dis
otaeerS and paid by him the bounty allowed
y " ny; JAMES B. FRY,
: MSSo4naA 4. - $50 Provost Marshal General.
INDIA RUBBER AND WOOD PIPES Just received
q the Variety Store Of >. d iIIll. n
/ "yA0 ca 1G4afs q D. NICoLL 4 BRO.
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Saturday Morning, June 6, 1868.

God guard our flag, and keep each star
Each stripe as bright as new they wave,
Still make il lead our ranks in war,
stIll float above each patriots grave
Death 70 the traitor that would dare
To trail It through the dust Of shame,
All honest hearts its lot will share
And follow il to Death or PANE.
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United States OF America, Western
ts.n District OF Virginia, S. s.:
ID The Union Coal and Oil Company
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| u lTHEUOMM0NWBALTH OF VTRGINTI5I-
EXECUTIVE DEPARrSfRn1- y ~
Wheeling, June 2, 1853 !.
sAAo n; IRWIN, Adtutant .4th Regiment VII.
t{n saturday the sixth inst at the court House of
oIo county, You will convene all the comnanjss Of
your regiment and proceed to elect seeaSi5S To S
an company officers and make returns OF saiS
By order ofthe Governor
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-06

S9hnston Marching to the ReI,sr 81
me-, NsNUrE-GrRnt is Prepared for
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4nAt stone masons pay water rent OF two cents
per perch for work DONE and brlcklayers nav q rent
ct the rate Of three 3 cents per thousand Tor bre
taa, ana 81 per month for each gang Of
er employed, and that blacksmit6s nav Ia,t oSsf
for each and every fire. 1G.l'sS Ae" f Vi y
Sec 8. This Ordinance shall be in force from and
after the 21st day of May, 1868. ,OAA "HU
juno 1t. 80 - ;. n. REENY, City olerk.
(staats .zeitung copy tlme.)
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NOTICE

AZ ~1NO44CG.r
Ii thee Wishing to buy oriselli E.ts.o
and eFiaed Accounts collected or PensioI
SIt pfocnFed Son theBhoFtbat notieE @
So "a h SE Own interest BY calling =.
lan4 asl7 TAYLOR ROBINSON, & co.
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N. B;aAll work warranted as represented.
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WA.NTEDI

"A settle up sett Of Partnersbin S AlA1 to
ee VIII be paid Address With FefsrsDcs td %
tOs. mhstelng Post ONCE for one Veek,I 'fInne a
+ s.a.ssis .RleFREsHING..' IN -
GLASS oEcold Sparkling Mineral ty.,o. -.
- the fountain, at thu. IsI5l 10Y 'o'et' rom
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-.a 20 p. "A sfEsi q -
-iall ii-- p ss5,L44=sGf Esasfs -.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-15
BUSINESS NOTICES.
Proclamation Extraordinary

s-T-issl-E,--DGtEIi PLIIrlrioS Bgrrr.i.
Tb.y Dafify. Strengthen ~! srissrats.
Tasy Great, hs,ltay agPou:s.
INV A. AZ aSsIssts y shasss q uAtsr .R4 Ga
TEsy y1Sfpoa.s Itz sa.sn " lslpAii5u AT ATE
bssn.
Tts' afrag;tsa ~ 'y'ts'a Aai 'alrsa the atEi
TAsy gfsrsai zl,slzai.s asd istsrnirtss' fsrrrI
my glhfy u, tr-A,h nl1 ael4iiy Of IA, ':ga.esh
Tl.sJ core Dy,psp.ga And Caa,sgstian.
Thsy core UiArrkrs, cls!srs, AID CholssS MorJaA
Thsy ssrg L,a csaPlAla. Asl SsrveEi Ilo-A
lshs
ThsJ A's th,.0,.; Blusr,ia ibs World Tii.y make
the weak tan strong. ab4 sSs 'IhAa,tei natures
fs..gru. They are made q PErs St. CrOtE Rom
the sslsbn.sI CaI,sya BuE, roots and Lsrbs, md
are tAksh with The pitlUafs u toTsDgr, si;bout
regard 70 Azr or rns u day. Particularly 'veoE''
Bsnisi 70 delicate Psrs5a' requiring gentle 'ilH.
OIAsI soldBy REED 4 KRAFT.
MIlLiJss ,RI WLsED BY iho,s WhD buy N0rhl1s,
Bpstrum', Asd hrSst he ViftHs' and sHeAfy q Mrs.
" y. GETdasTs Indian Ba!aAtn u LVsrEoft shi
HoafbogHd, saiga cures ell manner q Lug Con-
plants and hLs proved iayaiuAJls. IL may be
6ahd At RLED kRAFTs.
HIayI PInrzEs IN vuA HIbsT,-The failures Of
tho regular pfaet.fv 10 eAIc- Of CUn'umpu0u, have
driven every body 70 The employment oi the eclfbra'
tot Indian BAisAm u LiyrrWJrt aud Hoafhounl
uEeh CURES all Colds aHi Coughs aud Ail1riAt-' tho
masrBEa Of even the C9lAumVtirc. u may be-
hanI a; BRED 4 KRAFTs.
L,iApa BLooH " YoUTH, OF Lqaii RsArl for Bean.
uying aud Preserving the eonpISLion And skin.
Sold By REID KRAFT,
JAMS No. 81 Main street, Csntsr Wheeling.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-15
JEFF Davis's Propositions to the
Northwest.

Ngw YoaE, Jan. IA special dispatch
states that letters from Illinois say that the
rebels are liberal IN tbsir oilers 20 the West
Of free navigation, free trade, aad freedom
FROM taxation, Il they will joio the South,
The West, as yet, replies to ibis by seud-
ing 80, 900 OF her choicest sous TO Opea the
navigation of the Mississippi BY force Of
arms.
Members OF Congress west OF the Wa.
bash declared yesterday aud to-day that a
ship canal between the great lakes and the
Mississippi river is a political as well rs Il
military necessity.
Ther insist on itthRt there is a deep'laid
and widespread scheme to detach the
SortbWes, from the Uai5n, and that /; may
succeed, unIes5 promises are mAde for get.
ting grain OF the valley to the seaboGrd at
rates Of transportation that shall not eat
up its value.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-15
Foreign Market

SAspY HOOK, jan 1.-THE China iron
Liverpool 50 aoi Queenstown iSh has
passed
BreadstuEs f,m aud quiet. No regular
uarks, since Tuesday Richardson, Spence
/ Co quote iouF firm but inactive Wheat
firm. Corn quiet Provisions very doll
pork downward bacon deelined ! 'billiag,
lard easter.
The bullion at .he London bAuk has TO-
creased ES5.000.
The Arabias adyicss caused an upward
tendency IN bFeadlaHs; provisions dull
aad unchanged Cousols 92Sm92l
The number OF cotton wotkmeu unem.
ploSd 10 France is said 10 be 100000, and
90 prospect Of being relieved from a0so-
Lutte destiIauon.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-15
8g Oelegraph.
Capture OF JEFF Davis Dispatches
10 Mason and Slidell-Desperate
Straits Of the Rebels Revealed

NEw YUEE. Jsu. 1.-THE Poe. has tie
following special from washiagtoa
oar b!0eklling asss has i4.. captured
zone very important dispatches ifgs Jed
Davis and bic Secretary OF State 10 MAsou
Sl!3s.l and Others ia Europe
These dispatches give many important
facts, aud detail 10 regard 10 toe coalition
OF lhe rebels They Eirs the stToages.
Statement, OF the desperate straits TO which
the rebel leaders are reduced, sad show
that uulesi they eau quickly &c! relief
either ty European Intervention or ~ d..
yidiug he free States aud psraiyzs the ef.
forts of,be Government, they uuss give up
their bad cause Tor lost.
These dispatches arrived here yesterday,
they we're pa, up 10 tin box lsadsi With
lead at the ouc end, 60 as 10 siak quickly
10 al emergency, buIVoEr sailors we're too
quick
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-15
Foreign News.

NV YoaK, Jan. l4.-Tbc China arrived
up at noon.
lis again reported that the Coufeder.
ates have appointed an ageut in EngIand
to obtain loan.
The London Times croaks on the ru.
mOrs OF Mr. Stewards resignation rs evi.
deuce of dependency, and thinks the Fed
erals begin to see the hopeIessness OF the
struggle.
The Times editoriaIy hopes the project.
cd negro emigration from America to Brit
ISh West Indies may be ultimately carried
out.
Mr.. CarjwelI in speech at Oxford ar.
dently hoped for peace. lie looked upon
American contributions to their distressed
operatives asun evidence Of good will aud
affection.
EaPoIcous diplomatic reception on New
Years was unimportaut,
The King of Italy held similar recep-
ton. he regretted the nations wishes had
not yet been accomplished,
The Pope received the officers OF the
French army and expressed thanks for
their protection. He bllives that Pied
mont will yet repent.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-15
LYONS KATHAIRoN.

Thi, delightful article Tor preserving and beauty
O. II, human hair j. as,ia put 40 by the original
proprietor, and f. nov nsdO with the same care 'Ei
add attention, which hrt created to immense and
unprecedented sale, Of over one million bottles an
aually Its ,ull sold At - cents In large bottles
Two milton bottles can easily be ,old in year whom
III, again known that tho KSthAiron Is not only the
most delightful hair dressing In the World, but that
il elean.os the raLp Of 'curfand dHuduH give. tho
hair lively, rich luIuHAnt growth, Ani prevents II
from turning gray These arc considerations worth
knowing, The KAIhAiFca has been tested tor over
twelve years, and is warranted A. described. Any
lady whornluc. beautiful head OthaIr viii use the
KAtharon Its nuoly pertumcd, cheap and vaIu".
bic. 1t /, sold by all respectable dealers throughout
tho world. D 5. DARSEs 4 co,
dCcl9 tml4w New York.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-15

E4rTnE RrvER.-Ths river was rising
yesterday slowly, with about seven aud a
half EOtt water in tho channel. There was
sort of driEzling rain during most of the
day, and very little business was doing at
the landing,
We clip the following miscellaneous
items from the Cincinnati Commercials
The KauAwhA 10 rscsding with less than
three feet 10 tho channel. Here the river
has rISeu ten inches during the twenty flour
hours ending last night. There is I've feet
10 tho canal. The lower Ohio is in fine
uaviEuble order There IL Two and half
feet on HarpeIh Shoals, In the Oumber.
land. FrsIghtS are Offering in moderate
quantities for all points, With littlS or no
tonnage 10 port. Tho fact really Is, that
all boats are taken for the service OF the
Government as soon rs they arrive iu
port
The towboAt Yankee has been sold to
Chicago parties, for $4,000. She has been
purchased for towing canal boats up the
illinois river.
The toWboAt Baltimore has also been sold
for 81, 500. We did not learn the names Of
the purchasers.
Captain Q. A, bravo, yesterday sold the
MelnOttS to Admiral David Gibson and
Captain Ben Davidson for $4,000, Veal
50 hear that Admiral Gibson and Captain
DyaS Power yesterday contracted for in'
Side.wheel packet, similar 10 the Emma
Duncan. Hamilton builds tho hull, aud G.
T. DumOnt the machinery.
The Delaware came In from the Kauawha
river yesterday. She is in the Govern
meut service.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-15

p6- VIZ announced the other day, the
arrest Of one Captain Simpson, au eI.sher'
III Of Belmont county, for horse stealing.
A horse which he stole from Archibald
GiHin was found in his possession and he
was committed to St. CIairSvilIO jail. A
gentleman from Jefferson county, Ohio, who
had suffered some recently ia the loss Of
horse asSh, hearing Of tho above arrest
went to St. ClairsvillC aud recognized
Simpson as the person who not long age
stole horse from his stable, Capt. Simp'
son will 10 all probability go to tho psni'
Tertiary.
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4allg gateIIiaeatet
ThurIday Morning, Jan Is, 1888

~ TaE EBW wAED,-Ths eiIy Is now
divided lulo Is1,a WardI, iaItsSd Of iiE, Al
bsrstoiors. The City CosasiI % Tuesday
svaulsq pa,Isd 81 ordinance dividing tbs
Orb Ward \, gpI street, Csntrs wheeling
The ordinance provide, the. the portion ~
laR soalh d 2sd street shall be called tbs
Si1th Ward. Ia consequence Of .hiI nc
ton, il was necessary to change the nuu-
Der Of tho Sixth Ward liIIshdJ TO The sew
sn.h, which NIs provided Tor Ia the ofti.
nance. The division Of the 5th Ward uss
With some opposition, for the reason that
the formation Of The neS wards giIe1 that
portion Of the city known AZ Centre Wheel.
Ing four representatives, il The select JrAach
Of Council, Under the propoIed new iys-
TEN now before the legislature a great
majority Of Council, However, favored the
proposition, for tue reason that the Pihh
Ward was too large, containing, as 1t did,
Il population At isas, one third greater than
thSs Of any other ward in the city.
The change Of the sixth Ward (lIlandj
to the seventh, Ws1 made so that the wards
would lilo together, as they are numbered.
This will cause some little Inconvenience
aud expense as many Of tho groceries aud
stores 90 thr leland have tho words
"sIlh Ward" upon their signs The
words will have to DO changed ia accord
suco with the above action OF Council.
The place OF voting in the Sixth Ward
was h1od At tho store heretofore occupied
By John Martin.
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Important Rebel Movements


NV YDsG, Jsa. 1.-THE THRJ special
dated Nashville The laIt, says that ChsAI.
nsu. NCaaH Ssl Dora are 81 Sbellbyyills
sIpssNeE 10 be reinforced BY Lougst'estS
corps Q; %. 900 nsa from Virginia Fsfsi,
Wheeler and Stearas With 20 900 uea sad
fur fall batteries Afs marching towards
Charlotte, forty miles Usss Their object
ssiag to destroy og' transports With pro-
visions for Ro5rc'ans army.
MoTgsnWith Z, 1000 men sgall ia Aeetgsky
sud further damage 70 the Railroad Is APP
pretended,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-15

bay-sALE on yALUApLE PSorEEfT,-Ths
doe vineyard 90 the east side Of Wheeling
hill, belonging to the estate Of William S,
wlekham dgeeaisdi together with twenty
Si1 acre. adjoining the ,ane, all adopted TO
the culture Of grapes, also a fDe store room
aud two dwelling houses will be sold to
the highest bidder, at the Court House this
morning at ten O'clock.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-15

p~ FALLING INTO HOIE-A gentle
man and lady passing down Quincy street
last evening, through the toE aud rain
tumbled into sewer, The gentleman IL
his gallant Efforts to protect his fair com
pauion was somewhat injured. He wa'
not go badly injured, however, but he had
wit enough to say, in AIIudug to the hole
that It was"a Rne opening for an enter
prising young man Of moderate means"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-15
s-T-ls6o-X.
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERS

They purify, Strengthen and inrEora.O.
They create healthy appetite.
They are All antldo. to change Of water and Diet
They overcome effect. Of dissipation and late hours.
They g,hen tho - stem aud cnllVsn the nind,
They prevent mIasuatic aud ntSrmltten, fcVers
They purify the breath and aeidity ofthS stomach
Thoy cure Dyspepsia and Constipation,
They cure DlArrhrl, Cholera aud Cholera Morhus,
They cure Liver Complaint aud Nervous Headache.
They arc tho beat bItteu in the world. They
make the weak man strong, and Nc exhausted ma,
ture'. Srca, TS.torcr. They arc urNdO Of pure St.
Croix Rom, the celebrated Cali'aya Bark, roots aud
herbs, and are taken with the pleasure Of bever-
age, without regard to age OF time Of day. PAtieu
hrly recommended to delicate porsous requiring a
gentle SumuNnI sold by all Groccr' Druggists,
Hotels, and Saloons. p.H Drake a o., 2ca Broad.
way, New York. decla6mdAW
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-15

sa- Tax Wheeling PrsT Of yesterday
raorniug copies, as origiuAli az item which
originally sPpesrsd 10 this paper just oae
week ngo TO day i IA a5oat Singular
Divorce Case, and af'er travelling aooa!
TOT d1 day, 10 the malls eomsS back aad
recommends itself 10 the Prsn. This thing
has occurred several times within The last
Two moalhs
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-15
nd AyoTnER DAY or RMx-Yesterda

p4r ASoTAEE DAY or RAIN Yesterday
was another ono of those dull, rainy,
smoky, muEgy days that seem TO be so Pc
cullar to tbi, particular locality. TRAINED
nearly the whole O'.ho day and umbrellas,
and tArpAuIins, gum ovsrcOatO, and all the
usual Accomplishments OF a nasty day
were everywhere visible. Last night the
rain continued aud dense fog settled upon
the town.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-15

hGr PRouABLY BATAL AsAULr.-On
Tuesday night at late hour, John Gibson,
who kOcpIA saloon on Market street, oppo-
OiEs The NcLurs House, was foand lying in
az inSsnSlblo condition on tho wire aus.
pension bridge over Wheeling creek
When found no had been bleeding protuse-
ly from newly received wounds, great
POol Of blood having collected about his
person. Upon examination some half doE-
Gu severe wounds we're discovered upon bis
head aud face. His nose was broken and
two ugly gaIhsI were lOund upon his fore
head which appear to have been inflicted
with a sharp stone. Tho gentleman who
discovered tho body at once procured na.
BlstancS and the injured man was conveyed
TO his residence aud Dr. Il. CumminS was
called 10 hia aid. Gibson had been drinking
during the day aud Is supposed to have
been on bis return home from RitchietOwn
when ho was attacked at the north end Of
the bridge BY some person or persons uu.
knowu.
The police yesterday made every effort
to get some clue to the persons who com
mllIsd the assault but without success
Gibson Is still iuscnsIbIc aud Of course can
not give any information in regard to tho
matter. Ills feared that the wounds re-
cslyod may prove fatal, The Injured man
was yesterday bleeding at the ears which
Is regarded as bad sign.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-15

DS- Pon WIscHEsTEE WIN, Bosby
and Sir. N. b. Reed will leave this evening
at Q o'clock for Winchester where Carln's
Wheeling battery I, now cucAmped. They
will take any letters for the boys of the
batter which may be left in their pos
session.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-15

"All peuSnR who GhAll neglect to pay tho duties
and laICS - aforesaid assessed upon them to tbs
CIllsetor, within tho time specified, ten days. shall
be liable 10 pay ton per Cenum additional upon the
amount thereof and II the annual and other duties,
shall not bS paid within ten days from and amer the
demand therefor. It shall 10 Lawful for such Coloe.
tor or his iSpus 70 proceed to collect the said do
uSa OF taxes, with the ten per centum additional
thereto, ~ Aforesaid, by ditrAint and sale Of the
goods, chAtss or effects, Of the persons delinquent,
~ aforesaid" jAnlI