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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-09
The Battles OF Hurricane Bridge and
Point Pleasant--A True Account.
-Po1NT -PLrAsANr, ,April 2. l86

PoET PLEAsAET,, April 2, 1863.
Hon. F. II. PeiiyPfoint:
In the Wheeling Intelli9eacerzoft the 3ist
of March We find four dispatches to YOU
from gentlemRni in Gallipolfs. these dis
patches do great injustice to the gallant
officers and men of the 18th Regiment Va.
volunteers. We propose as an act of iusl
tice to this gallant regiment to give you
the facts as well in connection with the
battle of Point Pleasant as that of Hurri-
cane Bridge!
About the 25th of March, we were told
by captured rebels that Gen. jenkins was
advancing with his brigade on our force at
Hurricane Bridge, and that he had declar.
ed that he intended itolserFe the T3ttas he
had the ! lth only, worse. AS the 18th we're
all Yirginians he intended, to capture or
kill them ALL. On the 27th he sent de-
maud to the forces at Hurricane for an un.
conditional surrender. Col. Brown who was
in command ofthat post had been neces-
sarily called OF on business, leaving Capt
johnson (seconded by Captains Stewart
and Williams) in command, Capt. Johnson
replied be- would fight first. Jenktns'
force.cousIsted ofs50 men, and Johnson's s
less than 200. The fight lasted some four
or Eve hours, The General withtbIs forces
being severely punished, Withdrew. Our
l0ssSRas three killed and ELielEsBridgD
most valuable young officer, mortslly
-Wonnded.;i and three others slightly. Our
men fought.uhdsr cover Of temporary for
tiications. The Aloss on the rebel side, is
though to be vary heavy. 49,. sl.....i.
IL ls not our purpose to speak of the gall
lRntry of our Ulcers and men, Jenkins
did enough of that before leaving the
neighborhood.o Point Pleasant. He said
that he never would send another flag to
the 18th that they were the gathest set
offellows he ever met. ,fsEet
Immediately after the oatde of HuFrf-
cane Bridge; Lieut.. Col. Hall, together
with all the available force at this place,
except Capt Garter company, was nrderl
ed 20 reinforce the position ct Hurricane.
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Commissioner's Notice.

Nathaniel a Wells admtnistra- In Chancery, in tt Q
toFs' &cp Circuit Court for
Joseph n. PendIeton, ct ala Ia.
NOI1OE Ia hereby given that will pursuant To n
decree Of the Circuit Court for Ohio county,
sLginla rendered at the special term 1868 OF said
at my office on Fourth street in the CITY of
NHsnSeeling, Va, on Thursday the 2d day OF A1riI
lsoo; proceed sto settle the accounts Of Joseph H
and Edward Smith, administrators with
tne VIII annexed of Jau es Casner deceased in du,
SuEse 80 o, adLnnistrston, Glowing the amount Of eS
e ot tne SAID James Casner. which came into the
o me said administrators, or either of them
ho aso the anount:paid out by them and each of-
real estate owned by: tho
snu sSl Jossph H. Pendleton, in this commonwealth
tne location, Taiuc and annual value thereof: ai1
exist against the said real estate and the
pEloEiueS theTeot &c. Parties arc hereby notffiei
70 attend at tue time and plnce above mentioned
..,, !. ~. Ess- HANNIBAL RORBRS
GnF1nVI .fsvlo,,
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a Rules hold in the clerks Office of the court OF
"A the county OF Accomack, July 18th, 1862
George W. Wilkins, Jun, pltG,

The object Of this suit is TO recover from the de-
tendnnt, GeorgoD Wise, the sum of two hundred
dollars, with interest from April first, 1860 subject
18th, 1862. =
Affidavit having been made inconformty to an act
TO amend and re-enaot theact passed July 26th 1861
de6tR passed February Sth, 1862, whereby the said
defendant Is deemed nonresident Of this State an
ant, and It Is ordered that the said defendant do ap
pear within one month after due publication hereof
and do what is necessary to protect his interest," and
that a copy of this order be published once week
Tor four successive weeks IN the Intelligencer pa
per published in the city of Wheeling aud pssted at
the front door of tho court house of this county ON
tue frat day OF the next county court.
apr24w" J.B. AILwoRTH, @. %.
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2s-SPEcIAL NoTIcEs Double the above rates
A0-H early Advertising on reasonable terms accor-
ding To- the space occupied and the number
made, 500 o. ,.1s.e- " =tIIe's
All erttsementsfrom transient persons on stranR
ers, to be paid for in Gdrance. -. - .
business Cards not exceeding five lines $40 peryear
or ~ for six months, but for shorter period nothin9
VIII be counted less than a SQUARE
The privilege of Annual Advertising is limited To
the Adyertisers' own Immediate business; n apd All
advertisements for the benefit of other prisons az
we'll as all legal advertisements and
OF auction sales and real estate BY Them mpss
be paid for at the usual rates '-S1- -
neutrality-suspicious. not accompanied with VIZ tte.4
directions, will be inserted until forbid and earSsj
accordingly. - H-i'i -
cases at fun rates - es- - e'A = :
Marriages, Noticesof Funerals, and announcements
ot sermons, 90 .oents each. nouv11-'69
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24w* J. D. B.AILwORTH, @. A. @.
Il Rules held in the clerk'a Office of the court Of
"A thseounty of Accomack, July a tn, 1862.
r-- George w Wilkius ir. DItfE a. lg-r
'OEBV ~ "IlAIua,JF5 plLH.,
JOHNNY, "; EWS;t.4sst In debt.

JolinJ. Wise deit.
The object of this suit is to recover from the de-
iendnnt, JOhnJ. Wise, the sum Of one hundred dol
Jeet to credit of two years interest.
AthdAVit having been made in conformity to an
act to amend and reenact the act passed July 26th
1851, entitled can act staying the colletion of GER
tain debts" passed February Sth 1862, whereby tho
said defendant is deemed nonresident Of this State
an order Ofpubltcatonis awarded against the said
defendant, and il is ordered that the said defendant
do appear within QUE month after due publication
hereof aud do what Is ssary to protect his inter-
ests copy Of this order be published once
week for four successive weeks, In the Inteigencer
a-paper published In the city Of Wheeling aud post
Ell at the front door Of the house OF this county
on the first day of the next county court
eprS4ws J.B. A1IwoRrn, Ao.
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A t Rules held In the Clerks office Of the court
IA tho county orAccOmack July 18th, 1869. -
Rebecca Wright, pltfE sssa.
George D. Wise. "a. defts. |

George D. Wise, &c., dsfts. :
Tho object of this suit is to recover from the de-
iendants, George D. WiSsand john WISE the sum Of
four hundred and thirty dollars, with interest from
Oth Noy 1883, subject to credit of tEo years in
Affidavit having been made iu conformity to an
act to amend and to ore-enact the passed July 20
1861, entitled An act staying tho collection of GER
tain debts passed Feb. Sth, 1862 whereby tho said
defendants are deemed non-resIdents of this State
An order of publication is awarded against the do
tendants, and it Is ordered that th6 t defend5ntA
do appear within one month after due pnblication
hereof, and do what Is necessary protect their I'M
tcTests, and that copy Of this order shall be pub.
Intelgeheer, paper pubii5n city TFhes.
ling, and posted at the front door OF tile CourtopEe
court. Ss'e s'e-''
Test: +4.-f
apr2-4ws j. AILWORTH q A n
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J.AMEs q. ROGERS.
ATToRNET ATLAw
WHEELING, VIRGINIA.

OFFICE Northeast corner of Monroe and Fourth
streets, opposite the Court House. :
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IN S D R Al CE
FRANKLIN INSURANCE Comply
OF WHEELING, VA.
GARIEA,L - 8l5osooo
OIREOTORS4


John Reid John II. Miller, Geo. K. Whsat.
Geo o. Mendel, JohniZeockIer, sam'i Mcclellan,
r G..m.FrAnzheim JAS N.FHnce, Alex. Laughlin.
'sHhIs COMPANY having been duly orranf5ej sara
prepared to take risks Ialr rates on buiIii0rs
OF NIL kinds, merchandise, manufacturing estabIsf-
Inents, tnrniture. steamboats, and cargoes on the
persons for term OF years. This Company offers
superior Inducements to farmers, whereby they can
be insured for three years at reduced rates
ing home institution, composed Of some nfnety.fOur
stockholders, most of whom are among our best bu-
si1e's nen recommends itselfto the favorable con-
patronage. III
Applications for insurance viii be promptly at
tended to by tho Secretary.
ONCE, No. Mcclure House, being the same for
merry occupied b, Adams Express Company.
JOHN REID. PRECEDENT. $50 -
SANrL MCCLELLAN, Yice-PreStdent.
n. C. ARTHTR, Agent for paying Pensions omea,
No l, McLure House, being the same Office formerly
occupied by Adams Express Company. april
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apr24ws J.B. AIIWoRTn, Q. AC.
TRules held In the Clerks Office of the Court Of
II the County Of Accomack, July 7th, 1862
George W. Wilkins, Jr., plaintiff, ~.

John j. Wfse, defendant.
The object OF this suit fs 70 recover from the de-
iendant John j. WISE the sum Of one hundred dol
lars, with interest from the first day of July 1855
subject to q credit Of three years interest.
Affidavit having been made in conformity to an
act to amend and re'enact the act passed July 26ta
1881 entitled An act staying the collection Of cer
tain debts3 passed February 6tl 1862, whereby the
said defendant fS deemed Nonresident Of this
State order of publication isawarded against tho
said defendant and It Js ordered that the said do
tandant do appear within one month after due pub
lcation hereof and do what Is necessary to protect
his interests and that copy of this order be pub
Ished once week for four successive weeks In the
Inteligencer paper published in the city OF Wheel
Ing Rhd posted at the front door Of the Court House
81 this county, on the rat day Of the next County
StH Teste, TpE- IsIsf @ iFtlH p
apr2z4tw* ns3J! !ByAIIwoRTH, GAO.
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George D. Wise, defendant.
The object OItlis suit Is to recover from the de-
teDdant, George D. Wis1, the sum OF enc hundred
1852 subject to to credit Of three years interest
AhidaTit having been made 10 conformity to an
act tpreenAct the aet passed July 18th, 1851, en-
titled aAn act staying the collection Of certain
debts passed February sth, 1861 whereby the said
defendant Is deemed nonresident of this State at
erer of publication Is awarded against the said de-
appear within one month after due publication here
OF and do what IS necessary 70 protect hS interests
and that copy 1t this order be published once 4
week. four successive weeks in the IntallZencer
publiShedfn the city Of Wheeling, aud posted
at the front door Of the Court House Of this county
Gn.ths hrseday 6f tie next County Court.
LsAss; aoae a 111voRrE SiYs 4, !, 4
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In chancery. u
In the Circuit Court for
Ohio County, Virginia.

IoTlCE iS hereby!Eiyen that Ts.,,, ..-s
decree OF the Circuit Court foE bRi6 S8lhrSs9 T.
virginia, rendered at the special term 1858, OF said
Sonrt at my Office Fourth street, in the city Of
wheeling, Ha7 on Thursday the I'd day of April,
1908, proceed "to ascertain and report whether the
LOT anu tenements mentioned in the bills and pro-
hlcd In the above named causes) can be dF-
lued without prejudice the interest OF the joint
owners thereof SO as to apart said James SAILS
Dry MS share In the same n ssverRlly or whether IL
VIII be most to their advantage that said lot and ten
ements be sold In entirety, &C. PARTIES fntqrestcd
are hereby notified to attend at the time Und place
above mentioned HANNIRAI PORRFS~ ~
mAEl0.laM4Il - AIaaLnr
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cOmMIssIONRR's NOTICE.

ii a. b. psHidson and Harris, In .ohaucery In
Christian KammoFer's admr, ct al 0fo6ioSo. cIE Va
NToTLoE is hereby given that 4 will pursuant to
~ decree of the Circuit Court for Ohio county
va rendered July 6thI 1855, in tie above entitled
cause, at my office, on Fourth street, Wheeling Va
on Thursday the 9th day Of April 1863 proceed Hto
take and settle account of the estate Of
has como TO tho hands administrator or to any
other person by his order and fer his use also to
certain and report what liens and membranes there
arc upon the part of the lot in tho bill and proceed
1gs mentioned, and the amount of each and all other
claims binding tho realty of said intestate aud their
9FdeE and prorty ALSO of what real estate tho said
ntsetate died sezed and possessed of and entitled to-
ana tue adnual rents therefrom, and whether the
widow Of said intest1te has dover interest in the
cause or my part thereof, &cn
The creditors OF the said Christian Kammsrer, de-
ceased, nhd all other parties Interested are hereby
required 70 appear at the time aud place above me-
toned, or they will be excluded from the benefits OF
sald decree. HANNIBAL Poo BES,
nl9rlS-laW4W Master Commissioner.
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9allggutelligRnGet
TERMS Of ADVERTTsING.

rWELTEsoL1D LINES OF NoHpARE1L, Coa oSF rscH, ,loa
.sa LESS, AAEE A S0UABR. & H.I-=G5f
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SAMUEL Mills, compile, h

VIRGINIA. sS.-At rnles held In the Clerks
office OF the Circuit Court Of jackson county for
the month Of March, 1868. 75-s17F=-I - :
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BOOK-KEEPING.
iSh;iH, by the most modern and best methods I. leading
A WRITING SCHOOL
9Psa day evening" attended by both lads. .ud
ARITHAGErro
and It's application to all mnnner Of
OOunt1ng-HOuse. Calculations
EssSEs SS, the attention oF primary lmportano. de.

IoVe!He inc attention their primary importance A..
There is open to the student also courssos
BUSINESS scIRN
comprising Political Economy, GcnmnrcIH Law ana.
usages, Finance Banking and Currency; also maxim
OF eminent BUSINESS Men in regard to the begf
avoiding failure -N
Instructions in the above subjects are interspcn
Cd With maxims and luculcatons tending to The
formation of high character as men and citiIenS
Tho course OF Instruction Is intended 70 be ~
comprehensive and thorough as that of any Of r.
Commercial Colleges while the expense to the Stn-
dent is much less.
]. 1. H. begs leave to refer those TO whom he a
unknown to Geo. W. Smith, Esq, to the of8ears
OF the banks in Wheeling and Bridgeport and to hFs
students. noY246md&w
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Rules held in the clerks ofice Of tie court Of
5E3the county Of Aeeomaok, July Tth, s62. {1Isi
Thomas LiTliSton, truItss for Margaret G.1
dliBtonj plttfS. 4lst - ffftg iF
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nanrra d VIZ. dafsndnnt

a T Rules held IN the Clerks Office Of the Court
IA theoounty OF Accomack, July 7tl, 1862
51I George W. Wal1er, plaIntif, 5z7
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LOSSES PAID, UPWARD OF
SIG, 100000.

Tho grea. publis serT &c, prOmptness aud roliabi.
ty Of this wol-tried a. sterling Company recon-
mend IL TO PrefeTence tth those needing Insurance
l5E, n. O. ARTHUR, Ag't.
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Wheeling,

SsTENg DKposIF
noit 0ouocIon1
n he RSSEbS1 II
! DIST, Preddenfl
nA taR1RtA
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Gommissioner's NOTICE.

Hobbs i Barnes,
III VS.. TQ5-El !
James Salisbury, ct ais,
Z l4 Mckee 4 Bro,
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Major Bull, &c, tefi

7 rules held in the clerks ONCE Of the court q
IA the county Of Accomsck, July 7th, 1852
fsi Thomas c. Bunting, Plth
4. -. u. John ]. Wis, Dan. u. II !.
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Steamers for the Confederates.

We learn that another batch of our swift
river steamers have been purchased during
toe past week on account Of the Confedcr-
crate Government We believe the steam
err Mail, plying on the kiimun station, will
shortly be Withdrawn, having been sold for
$1,000 The favorite steamer Jupiter, so
long known on the Largs, Millport, and
Aaron route, has also been purchased for
something like the sum $1,000 We have
also been informed that the steamer Eagle,
which was being built for our coast traffic,
has likewise been sold to the Confederate
Government for upwards $4,000. Other
vessels now being built in several of our
shpbuildings yards are reported as being
pushed rapidly forward TO meet the growing
wants Of the South G LasgZo.o Herald.
CHApLAINs BADGE.-The letter G. with
half wreath of olive leaves worked in gold
bullion. on ground of black velvet, the
whole about q inches wide is the badge
adopted by the chaplains Of the I'd and &c
corps, Army. Of Northern Virginia.