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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-28
9Ig 9eIea.!Iraph.
From the Army Of the Potomac.

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WAsH1aGToH. July 27.-Advices from
the Army of the Potomac say: that large
Numbers of horses have been found in
the mountsin gorges and appropriated by
tour troops. Oar cavalry held the line of
the Rappahanaock Saturday between Kel-
ly's ford and Waterloo.
The Star says on Thursday last while
the Third and Fifth army corps. of Gen.
Meade's army were lying st the mouth of
Manassas Gap, this side, information was
received that Gen. Longstreet was sending
brigade of his corps forward in order TO
possess himself OF the Gap. Gen. Spinola,
tcommahdinR the Excelsior Brigade, with
800 men were at once ordered forward.
The commanding General supposed the
rebels were only in small force in and be-
hind the crest Of a hill about one mile
from the Gap, between it and Front Royal;
and therefore supposed this Brigade was
sufficient TO distodge the enemy. About
one fourth of mile from the crest of the
hill was stone wall, and behind this
there was mall rebel force.
Gen Srenola at once took an Observes
ton Of the ground, aud after pointing ont
to his regimentaI commander the work they
would have to perform, he ordered his gal
liant Brigade forward, and with fixed bay
onets they rushed forward, when the rebels
quickly fed and took refuge behind the
stouewall. Up to this the Brigade rushed,
also when from behind it rose whole Bri-
gade of Georgians and two regiments of
North Carolina sharpshooters, all under
command of Gen. Anderson bat our troops
needed them not, and amid a shower of
rife bullets and artillery fire 10 front and
on our flank, pushed forward and with the
bayonet drove the rebels from their pro.
lection and sent them scattering over the
field.
The rebel loss is not less than 500 killed,
wounded and missing We had no artille-
ry while the rebels Had at least II pieces.
That night our soldiers bivouacked 90 the
battle ground and the next morning march
ed into Front Royal. In this fight, it is
the opinion OF military men that the rebels
oatnnmbered Us at least 6 to l, but they
appeared to be completely tagged out aud
after being dislodged from the stonewall
they could not move up hill on their way
in an upright position, but crawled upon
their hnnds and knees, thus giving our
meu an opportunity of pouring 10 an eff
fective Ere of which they eagerly awaited
themselves In this fight Gen. Spinola re-
ceived two very severe wounds, one 10 the
right foot which tore open the heel for 2
or inches, aud one through the feshy
part of the right side.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-28
For the VIII. slias ntelnseuosr.
Guerrilla john H. MorgsA,s Appear

80 - ances
We have just got back from the Morgan
race, and had the satisfaction of being in
the chase yesterday when he was caught
Ever, body has something TO say and en-,
quire about the great guerrilla chief. We
have been asked Q thunsaudsand one times
what kind of man Morgauris, and how he
looks. We would say for the relief of;aIi
concerned, he has neither hoofs nor
horns, but, like Lincoin's maui, he is a
"merep man. he informed me that his
age is thirty-three years, though his pres
ent appearance would indicate forty. l
presume be told me the truth. His care
worn, countenance at this time issnot~ a
proper index of his age. His stature is
SIX feet; weighs about 100 pounds; shout
ders square and broad; body straight aud
erect; head common size; small foot for a
man of his size; email greyish eyes, With
deep and numerous wrinkles at the corner
Of each in the skin, with an expression of
mirthfulness. Whiskers and moustaehe
black; soft, dark auburn hair, slightly
curlei AT the end; fair complicated; red
face; good looking; soft, pleasant. musical
voice; agreeable manners, sc. In short,
a ladies man. he Was dressed when
captured with blsck soft, sIouch, broad
brimed hat, grey round. about, grey pants,
6ne kip skin boots, pants inside his boot
privste soldiers.
We shall soon give in full the Legislature
hunt after Morgan, so far as it came Under
our observation. 8. Yousa. +.
Waanblse, JAY %, 1858,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-28
Tactica al tha EnamV.

WAsH1seroH, July 2s.-IE appears that
on the 22i, while Longstreet was endeav-
oring TO GET into Eastern Virginia via Ma
nassas, A p. Hills force took possession
of Chester Gap. Our cavalry attempted TO
drive them out, but could not.I We hoW-
ever checked then antil they werelreiuforc-
ed by LonEstreet, when he aud Hill came
through the Gap and are now probably at
Culpepper. EWelps corps went to Stras-
burg.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-28
A Mistake Corrected-The Conscr1p
ton In. Richmond,

NEw YoaK. July GA dispath from
NJ; Gan M.e,ook tba, Can stan,av ioot
GUY come 800 borses at Huntsville and
not 5000 prisoners a. stated.
Some 800 negroes followed stanly on bis
return.
Gen. Pillow with large force of rebel
eUnscripts was found on thu opposite side
OF the Tennessee river.
The Posts Washington special says
returned prisoners from Richmond state
that in less than twenty -four hours after
the issue os JEFF Davis CONSUMPTION proc
lamation wholesale CONSUMPTION COM
menaed there. tits belieVed-that gem
eral exchange of prisoners will soon be
affected. 49,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-28
Prom Vieksburg.

oArRo, July. ~ -Passengers who ar
rived from Yicksburg on the z4th statd
that Gen. Herron's division had returned
from Yazoo river and were preparing T.
go to some point further south. Sher
mans old corps still occupied Jackson
but IL was understood they would coon.
fall back this side of the Black river. An
quiet along the river.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-28

RDTas GuaBoAr ExfsD1r On.-In no
ticing the ministers who, accompanied the
Legislative gunboAt expedition, we neglec-
ted to mention the names of Revs. Clarke,
Ball aud Blakeney, all of whom psrticipa-
ted 10 the expedition, and were ready for
any emergency. There were also several
ministers, members of the Legislature
along with the expedition.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-28

B0 DENNIS SAvERING and JACOB Brown,
majors at the Belmont Mills, mentioned in
our local columns of yesterday, as being
committed TO the Athenaem for drunken
ness and breaking and throwing away
muskets, were this morning taken before
Capt. Thorpe, military commander, for ex-
animation. Upon hearing of the case
the Captain required of the parties to pay
SIs,25 government fiue for the muskets,
and took occasion to give them severe
reprimand upon the impropriety of excess
sive indulgence in the use of ardent spir-
its. BE suggested thatthey take the mus
ket aud place it in convenient place as a
monument to admonish them of the expense
aud trouble attending delinquincies ofthis
character He also pointed out the wrong
they were doing themselves and family
.bya mtsappropriation of earnings acquir-
ed by severe labor aud Industry, aud hoped
upon the Injustice done to themselves and
those depending upon them, would prove a
sufficient assurance for their failure good
behavior and sobriety. Hethen gave them
receipt for the money aud dismissed
them other homes.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-28

pgsAH BRAxros, the chap who resists
the police aud who has to be tied aud
hauled to Jail, was arrested on Sunday
evening by officers Scroggins aud Pender
for disorderly conduct, and committed to
Jail by Aid. Duty. This time he did not
show fight but contented himself with Civ.
Jog the officers q most thorough cursing.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-28
..Is.UaINsisS5ss .iies1.IIa-,,lSS,.,

w-A FrsE HssD OF HAlE-aev j. n. Cornell.
N. Y. City, ,ayS in letter: 81 procured Mrs. s. A.
All ems Worlds Hair Rtstorer and Zylobalsamum
for relative. am happy to ga, IL prevented the
allise on Of the hair, and resto ed It, from being
gray, to its natural glossy and beautiful blaeks
soldby Druggists everywhere, Depot, 1875 Green
WITCH street. New York. tnlls
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-28

aas- CAPruaED By JOHN MORGAN AND
PApoLsp.-Lieuts. Dawsou and Travis, of
Captaiu shanley IS cavalry, who, with about
fifteen of their men, were captured at Har-
risviIle on Friday morning, arrived here
on Sunday evening. They were released
with lead poncil parole " hich Lieutenant
Dawson says is no account. Dawson
says that Morgan's men used him pretty
roughly. They stole about twenty dollars
In money from him aud even took his hat
band. They also took his pistol. carbine
and sabre. The Lieutenauts were released
on Friday evening several miles beyoud
smithfeld. Morgan seemed to be very
mach excited during the whole Of the day
and would hastily refer to his map a, every
cross road. He attempted to corkscrew
Information out of his prisoners as to where
the roads led to, and as to what force was
on the river, but met With no success
The guard who had Lieutenaut Dawson in
charge made several attempts to desert
The men seemed to possess feeling of
"goneness" and the command was great
ly alarmed and demoralized.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-28
.nailp lligeater.
Tuesday Morning, July %, 1858.
rsrJoHy MoRaAE.-A number of pas.

Eas-JoHN MoRGAs,A number of pas.
sengers who arrived yesterday morning
from steubenVilis saw John Morgan aud a
few Of his frieHds, in the cara at steuben-
Vile, en- route for Camp Chase. He was
accompanied by few Of his officers and
meu.-John himself was lying uponia seat
evidently very much exhausted and appa-
rently asleep. He was dressed in gray
roundabout aud had an overcoat thrown
over BIN. He is about six feet in height,
rather spare. and wears light whiskers.-
There is nothing very remarkable about
his appearance. The officers who accom-
panied him were good looking fellows, any
one of whom would be taken for the great
racer rather than the yeritable John.
Morgan is said to have remarked that he
would have surrendered several days ego
only he was hunting some respectable of
ficer to whom he might deliver his,sBOrd.
He did not like the idea of being run down
by lot of militia $3.50.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-28
Conflagration in Havana.

Ngw YoRK, July 29.-The steamer Roam
oke reports an immense conasgration rag
ing at Havana when she left on the AID,
among the warehouses on Ryls wharf, l6
buildings were consumed, aud bad pro.
pect for su6duing the flames. 1t is estima-
ted that $4,000 900 worth of sugar Yves
Destroyed asaH.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-28

B@-CAssor Rrooysa.-A letter from
WIl.iamsport announces that Ed. g. Zane,
ufthis city, who was wounded at that place
during the retreat of Lee, ia still suffering
from the severe wound he received. HIS
whole side is paralyzed aud no hopes are,
entertained of his recovery.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-28

6rTns RIyAn.-There were four feet
water in the channel of the river yesterday
and falling. The smaller beats are now
making their regular trips,
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sarA HARD CusroMER Yesterday Mr..
Michael Frier, who resides 10 the vicinity
of the cotton factory, on the bank of
Wheeling creek, got into difficulty with
his wife and stoned her into the river.
Officers James santmiers and John Vail
went around to serve a summons on him
when Frier barred his door, produced a
pistol and swore he would kill the frst
man that attempted to enter his house
The officers pretended to leave, but instead
OF doing SO sautmiers dropped behind a
corner. Frier came along in few minutes
In pursuit of what he supposed to be q
yAnquished foe, when ,hesoficer necked
him, and with the assistance of Vail took
bin before Aid. Met ourtGey, fromwhenee
be Was sent to jail.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-28

nag HRAa1sG IN THs Cash OF CHARLES
ROGERS Yesterday the man Cbas. Rogers,
who was arrested. the other day, IMP tits.
burgh, charged with robbing Major bod
bridge, at the McLnre House, of $3.50, had
hearing before Aid. Dulty. The evidence
was not sufficient to justify the charge.
None Of the Witnesses recognized Rogers
as the man who was seen coming out of
Major Doddridge's room. Mr.. Williamson,
clerk at the Mcclure House, said he had
seen Rogers about the house within the
las. three weeks and regarded him as a
suspicious person. To this Rogers replied
that the witness was swearing to lie and
knew it-thAt he had not been IN the Nc.
Lure House for four years. Rogers was
discharged by the Alderman, When he was
Immediately arrested by Capt. Thorpe,
who was present, as deserter from the
9Th Missouri regiment
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-28
Another hieying O m

cixcIssGTI, July 27.-C Capt. HURT, assist.
tant Qnartermaster atsthis post was arrest
ed this morning by order Of General Bnrn-
side, charged with irregllsrity in his Ac-
counts, and appropriating Government
funds 70 his own use.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-28
FOR SALE

NTYRRsIDENcR In Bridgeport, Belmont County,
MI Ohio There Il about AZ acres Of ground
good we'll Of water and necessary out buildings on
the place. Terms low, and payments easy. II not
disposed of before the LIST Of August, viii lay 1t
son wanting good home, or . good investment,
would do well 70 secure this property.
TH0S q CULBHRTSON.
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TO IADIES.

NUMEROUS APPLICATIONS have from time 10
IN time been made to me BY Ladies for tnstruc-
Wheeling Business School, but each has preferred
wait tflI others Bhould begin. respectfully inform
All interested that class Of ladies' has now COM
neneod and shah be glad TO receive more.
oet30-tf Z I. L HITCHCOCK.
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Death 81 Hon. John ]. Crittenden.

FasNkFoRD KY, July 2s.-Hon. John J,
Crittenden died at half past three o'clock
this morning without pain or a struggle in
full possession of his faculties. His dis.
ease was general debility, aud age n years.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-28
SemI-AnnuaI Statement or Peoples
Rank, July 4, 1869.
DIv1DEND.

PnoP1nF BAH,
Wheeling, West Va, JAY /, iSes
EEIHE Directors of tbiS bank have this day declared
IL q Dividend Of (six per cent, on the Capital
Etock, ont Of the prots Of the last dix months psy
able to the stockholders demand free Of FEDERAL
AH inI &c 'e.s.- 5.R. p1okEY. o..h.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-28
Henry z. List, John List,
Robert Morrison and Ben
jamin Davenport, partners
a. List 4Iorison & Co.
Inhn McGnRnn.

The object Of this suit Is to recover Of the defend
ant the sum of S1bS So with interest aud costs OF
The defendant not having entered his appearances,
and it appearing from affidavit filed In tho cause
that he Is not resident Of this state on motion Of
the plaintiffs by their attorney Il ordered that the
said defendant do appear here within onu month AZ
ter the dua pnblication Of this order and do what
aud that q copy of this be pubIished once . week
for four successive weeks in newspaper printed
in the city of Wheeling, and that copy Of the
be posted at the front door Of the Court House Of
Ohio County.
J g. CRLSDLKR, pIthS atty. julS
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NOTICE.

A LII those WiShing to buy or aell Real Estate
"A have Certified Accounts collected, oTEPension
and Bounty procured, the shortest notice
suit their own interest by calling Immediately a.
No. 90 Main street. - .f- 3
. jun4 TAYLOR RoLEYsaS co.
LACE CURTAENs. 81
A Jew setts Of nottingham Lace Curtains Il
jals WE. sENsESEra. i
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-28

R0-CApr. WEsr's company of Provost
Guards, formed a part of the force ;compos-
ed of tho members of the Legislature OF
West Virginia, and part OF Carlin's Bat
terry D, under 1t. Richards. in the late ex-
petition up the river, tointercept the no.
torious John Morgan. Capt West and his
company made the most favorable impress
sion upon those associated with them, as to
the strict discipline maintained, and the
moral aud geutlemanIy department of eye-
ry man IN the company that accompanied
the expedition. 1t is due to Capt. W, and
his company that this public testimonial
should be given.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-28
hydraulic Cement.

yTTR have Just received car load Of fresh c.
wv ment. .I.ynns'' brand, warranted superior,
which Ne nre selling low. Beiag the only agents
for this Cemspt here, We can urnsh It in quanti-
& es on abort notice. Mk1OAlF BURT,
JULIO 90 Main street. 8
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-28

R@THsArRE.-Miss Mollte Williams
drew good house last evening at the The
atre. Her performance of the French Spy
was greatly admired. Acotemporary says
of Miss Williams:
Her is strictly soubrstte, but she has
played other parts not only acceptably but
in style which eviuced q happy appreci.
alton OF the character she assumed :. 10
social circles her society is highly priced |;
her impulsive. generous manner having u
magnetic Influence on those with whom
she comes in contact, and tending to win
her many warm friends. She is ia fact a
self made woman. high spirited aud cner-
getic the sole support of mother and
young sisters who rightly estimate her
worth. We commend Miss Williams to-
the courtesy of our brethren of the press in
Wheeling, trusting that she will meet with
the same warm encouragement on Hheir
boards that she has ever found here.
Tonight Miss Williams will appear in
Capt. Charlotte and Mischteyous Lefty.
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The United states OF Americ

me Onlted statea OF America ~ henl:
Four hOgsheads ofrobasoO, the fst.ure sni CON
property of John p. Jennings. j nScRtion.
8EYHEREAS, on the 30th day OF Juue, A. D. 1853.
w an information was aled in the District Cont
of the United states for the Western District ofYir
fnia behalf otthe United states, by the Attorney
thereof for said District against four hogsheads Of
Tobacco, the property Of John Jennings described
In said iuorInatIon-in which Information Il IL 10
substance aleged that the owner thereof IL engaged
In the existing rebellion against the United States
that at the rlme Of his becoming engaged he was
tho u the property Aforesaid that he Is hold
ing Office under the socalled Confederate Statea OF
America under the rebellious government Of the
state of irgina sitting ut Richmond. and praying
that said property may be eonhscRtpd and sold as
forfeited to the United States Whereas m order Of
sale for the above named properly was made at the
Spring term A. D. lees, OF the District Court ofthe
United States for Western District Of Virginia NJ
Wheeling.
Nov therefore, inpursuance Of the m0nitIon under
the seal of the said Court, directed and detV
cred, do hereby give public notice to All persons
claiming aay interest In said property, or the pro
eeeds thereof appear before she Judge Of the Dis
trict Cours of the United States for the Western
District of Virginia at Wheeling, tho 9th day Of
September, A. 1888, the same stisli be day Of
jur sdiction II not the next dAyof Jurisdiction
thereafter thon AID there to iutespose their eains
and mako their allegations In that behalf.
EDWARD NJ. NORTON,
o. g. Marshal ". D. OF Va.
BENZ. n. Smith: o. 8. Attorney. juls 14t.
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Savings Bank or yYhesIing.
STATEMENT.

BHESrse, ". Y, July 2, 1888.
THE Board Of Directors Of this Bank have this
4 day declared . dividend Of ten 10J per cent Ont
Of the profits for the last six monttsi payable to
HOekh0Iders on demand. free from an taxeA
In,2 S.P HiLpRETH. TreAs,r.-
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BwA DREADFuL DEArH.-W William Q.
Thompson, member of Company q, Par
uell Legion, met With frightful death on
Thursday night, on the Washington Branch
of the Baltimore and Ohio. Railroad. He
was doing guard duty on the road, and at
eleven o'clock was seen by his command
ing officer and spoken to. The next seen
of him was at daylight next morning,
when his mangled remains were found up,
on the track. The body was SO torn TO
pieces and crushed as almost to defy rec.
ognition. His guu was also broken to
pieces. How he came TO be caught by the
cars is of course unkuown.
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AuoTION aALH
Real Estate.

Valuable Real Estate.
WILL SELL on MONDAY, jude 22d 1883, at 10
O'clock, A. NJ, ut the front door of the Court
Houss in Chic county, Lot No. go, situated the
Wheeling, which Ia erected two-ssory Brick
Ruinding-two tenetnents-each Containing Reyeu
rooms, kitchen and cellar. Persons wishing 70 pur
chase are Invited 70 call AID SEQ the premises
Terms of Sale-S1 600 In cash on day of sale md
the balance on . credit Of SIX and twelve months,
with from day Of sale, the purchaser giving
bonds with good security.
jun5 GEO. 3. WIOKHAHs Aucticneer. 2
The above sale La postponed Gill "Wednesday,
JnIY 18TH, at 10 O'Clock. A. d. JUL ID
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TaG PRIDE OF VIRGINIA.

Tho immense sale. testify to the merit, of TIL.
remedy.
The numepou. daily report. of astonishing cures
attest its value.
1t has advantages over any other remedy, at once
curing the disease, snd mpartiug tone and strength
to the system.
j. safe aud Harmless. to the Infant, and powerful in
the adult case.
To the soldier especially, IL is invaluable, being
appropriately termed by them in many Certificates,
"rHE soEDIER,s FRIEND"
Mothers find II superior to any soothing syrup for
children teething, freed from the injurious effects of
Narcotics, gives rest to the sufferer by removing
the disease. Sold by respectable Dealers eve:y-
where.
jun27 em WIN, P DAVIDSON, Cincinnati, o.
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I0wE have received from Mr. Nickel

IdTwE have received from Mr.. Nickel
Fey, the enterprisiug and always accom-
mOdatiug proprietor of the News Depot,
corner of Market and Quincy streets, the
"Book OfFive Hundred PuzsIes, !" q Parlor
Tricks with Cards" and the new and ex.
citing tale of "Garyase cartonel," by Mira
Henry Ward.
The books are all interesting and ought
to meet ready sale. McKelyey keeps
the latest andthe best of everything in his
line.
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prom the Pit sburg aaEette)

Some Details ConoermIng Ihe>Capture
OF Morgan.
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Adr To WHoM IT NAY coNcERN.-on
Sunday evening an old man was passing
along the railroad track when of sudden
he was observed to fall heavily to the
earth. He was pickedup by same persons
who saw him fall, when 1t was found he
WAS bodily paralyzed aud speechless- He
isa man apparently sixty. years of age and
very large. There was nothing in his
pocket but cracker and comb and an
iatetligsResf OF Saturday. All efforts to
discover the name or residence of the un-
-'Ss'aaate man have SO tarpsoved frui.tsss,