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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-30
The Funeral of Gen. McPhersOn

SAsDusKY, July 29.-The funeral of Maj
Gen. Mcpherson at Clyde to-day, was very
largely attended. The ceremonies were
very impressive. The body was attended
by four Of his personal staff, one company
of the 18th o. s. Infantry, the 24th Ohio
Battery from Sandusky, the l2sth o. v.
InfAuiRy, from Johnsun's Island, formed the
military escort Rev. j. F. Hiidreth of the
NJ. E. Church was the orator. His addreEs
was listened to with breathless interest.
Among the mOuFners were his mother,
grandmother, two brothers, two sisters and
relatives of the deceased. The number
present are estimated at 10000.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-30
From the Potomac Army.

NEW YoRK, July 29.-A Times Washing
tou special says, the War department has
adyices that acknowledgements toe
Cured on the north bank of James river on
Thursday, in which the rebels were defeat
ed with severe loss, including a cannon.
No further particulars. ..
The Tribune's City Point correspondent
dated on the morning of the 9th, says, |
think am safe in saying the ball is about
opening. Heavy cannonadiug; musketry
firing all along the notwithstanding, par
ticularly in Buffers department and up
both sides of James river. A strong pres
sure was made on Butler's lines yesterday
and the pressure.is. being returned. This
morning heavy movements Of the entire
army corps. Last night the widest enthu-
siasm existed among the troops, and the
army is in magnificent condition. FL"
| BERMUDA HUNDRED, July 2T.-An i'm
portani mOvment is in progress from here
this morning.
While our troops were crossing the
James river on two pontoon bridges, the
rebels attacked our men suddenly. An en-
gsgement ensued aud the rebels were final
" driven back. Our troops received rein
fOrcements and ttacked the rebel forts,
carrying them and capturing four guns,
msskedJ captured from the Yankees at
Drury's Blaf. mo doubt those taken from
Capt. Biglsr's Battery, May l7th.) We
also took many prisoners. The rebels were
finally driven ,from'their position and far
beyond the woods. The gunboats render
ed valuable assistance in covering the
landing Of our men.
4 NEW YoaK, July 2s.-The Hsrsld's Po-
.tomac army correspondent of the 2Tth
says the heavy firing on the 26th was
rebel attack on Foster, which was sue
cessfnlly repulsed at ali points. Foster is
still in his important position, and it would
require the whole OF Lees army to dislodge
rs now. -.-...4
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-30

Rows understand that on Thursday
night a young man by the name of Newman,
was badly beaten over the head by officer
savering, and is now confined to his, room
in consequences. We have no personal
knowledge of the affair in question but are
informed that the assault was not at all
justified by the magnitude Of the offence.
The affair occurred on Fonrth street be.
tween Monroe and Quincy. The facts, we
understand, will shortly be investigated
when. We shall probably have more. to say
upon the subject. ga IrAa Egla p
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-30

BALTIMORE, July 29.-Gen. Wallace has
informed the editors of newspapers in this
city, that Information was received last
night, which renders it unnecessary 70 con-
tinue any longer the restrictions on publi-
cation of news, as heretofore Published,
except so far as it relates to the move
meaIs of troops in this Department. o.
Harper's Perry is once again, 10 its ex-
perience during this war, the scene of
active military operations. This much /
may say without any information to the
enemy, for by the time this goes into print
they will we'll know that before Maryland
can be invaded again the question is to be
decided as to who shall be master in the
valley of the Shenandoah. Without touch
ing on cOntraband news by any reference to
the troops which on our side are to be
employed in settling the problem, their
numbers, commanders, &c, / may say that
the military authorities have pushed for
ward their counter movements against the
schemes of the rebels with an unusual de-
gree of vigor, sagacity and secrecy, If the
rebel force lingers any where near Win
chester, battle is among the probabilities
within the next few days.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-30

NEW YoRK, July 21.-Ths Worlds dis
patch says nothing new has been deVeI-
oped at Atlanta within q few days. Sher-
man holds his new position firmly.
Rebel papers claim victory at Atlanta.
Hood had sent q dispatch stating that he
prisoners, cannon, colors, &c. The rebel
General Walker was killed and three rebel
Generals wounded. IT -
WASHINGTON, July 29.-The latest on.
ciaI advices from Sherman's army, state
that he is steadily drawing his lines closer
around Atlanta. BE has not heard of the
cavalry force sent to cut the Macon and
Columbus railroad, which is the only
means of escape of the rebels from Atlanta.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-30

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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-30

PHILADELPHIA, July ga special to
the Bulletin from HageFstoWn says:
Gen. AVeril is alive and well on duty at
HagertoWn. at.a.--a H-
The Bulletin has received the following
dispatch from Lancaster: ....a4 .l.
Official reports state that the rebels are
crossing the river at Williamsports Md
and that the telegraph operators At Ha-
gerston have left.
The special despatch from Lancaster au-
uouhcing that the rebels were crossing the
Potomac at WilIiamspOrt, il without foun-
dation.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-30

u Ria5g44FHE 'FIRsr Eso11sH LuTaKhAa Oos.
IRRIGATION having difficulty in securing
q proper title to the lot for which they
have negotiated, have determined not to
commence their new church this summer,
but to fit up, in a beautiful and churOhly
manner, the room in the Odd Fellows Hall,
adjoining the city library Carpenters
and painters are now at work upon the
pulpit and pews.' While the work is be-
ing done the Congregation will worship
with the lst Presbyterian Congregation. -
Preaching by the Rev. s, B, Batnits.,....
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-30
Valuable Property for Rent.

ITO LET ON GROUND RENT, for a term Of years.
4 about one hundred 80 my iset Of tne PROP I,
Sbout one hundred and thirty.twO feet, and known
a. the zane HomesSad property, Immediately
north of and adioiphg the Hornbrook buildings.
1ThisT nfoneTty viii y rented In suitable building
lots, and embrscs some OF the best unimProVed
property IN ' FIR. ARMSTRONG,
tas.tfi Af' Trustee Of Emily A. Zane.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-30
zaPEoEhE-NoTTCEs.

7 BH1R,Tsi 1sHIRTSI ,sHIRPSt 4
y FUN iortnout u IFonrAh aud American O..
mere and FlApnsll Army. Shirts, Of various Etylo'
and prices. Also, rs dozen White Dress shirtS Al
- fSllevA sYptiosE sra e1S' SIS
e21 and Al Dollars.
Also, shirts made TO order aud warranted to ht
Of superior work and uneqEAllsd in quality for tn
prices. J. 7. LAKIN,
mr20 No. 1o4 Main street, wheslIhs, y. Va
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-30
An Elaborate Crossing.

HARRISBURG, July 29.-The rebels have
crossed and Peerossed the Potomac at Fall
ing Waters, and have again crossed or
we're crossing yesterday evening 10 large
force, said to be 10000 strong. At Han
cock they are also crossing, and fears are
expressed that they may advance to Bed
ford Springs where Governor Curtin now is.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-30

DGHA Bold ATTEMPT AT FoRaERY.T
Some weeks ago very sharp, sbrewd in.
dividuat, who gave his name asa Livingston,
came this city on his way to Washington
city. He had with him wife and oueio
two children. Herepresented that he had
been acting as chief clerk in the. Quarter
master's Department in the Southwest, but
was just then q little short of funds !
Through theiuauence of Capt. Farnswotth
q he succeeded in getting a free pass for his
wife and family from this city to Washing
.,ls-.tsai si Do ai..7ti.aait an" '4"ie
EOnni'- tarsfri h=5zl'i,s st4-.i'4.i 80! -isg-"
10 Nothing more was heard Of the gentle
man until q few days ago, when he stepped
briskiy into Capt. FarnsWorth's office some
what improved in his personal appearance.
After some little conversation he proceeded
to inform Mr.. Hanson, the chief clerk, that
he had beer. appointed general purchasing
agent for this department, and exhibited
papers to that effect signed by Gen Meigs.
he also exhibited an order from Captain
Bafringer on Capt. Farnsworth for $40 600.
Mr.! Hanson requested Mr.. Livingston to
take q seat and await the arrival of Capt.
Farnswotth, and it was not long before that
gentleman made his appearance. In lopk-
ing over the papers il was observed that
the signature of Gen. Meigs, though very
we'll initiated was spelled with two ''g's''
and the documents generally Lad an svk-
ward look. The signature of Capt. Bar
, ringer was evidently genuine, Livingston
having doubtless purleiped blank from
that kentiernau's' efice. The fraud was at
once suspected and Capt, Farnsworth man
ifestsd lyyisarSy Httlej disposi6ontd close the
Transaction. livingston finding that his
scheme was not likely, to result in much
profit became little uneasy and attempted
to borrow q couple Of .hapdred dollars to
meet his present necessities until the bus
mess could be satisfactorily settled, but
failing in this he became very unsettled
himself, aui.in short time afterwards he
disappeared. Inzthe meantime a Telegram
was sent to Capt. Barringer to which tina
gentleman replied, as Twas expected, tina
{. he knew no'such man as livingston: Eff
forts are now being made to overhaul ant
punish the bold rascal, who viii no doub
attempt similar frauds upon other Quarter
masters,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-30
Last Nights Report

e Late Latest st News ST from Grant Army
10, WAsHIzaToS, July 2s.;--Adviegs ron
the Army OF the Potomac show that Grant
has secured q very important strategic
positiou above Bermuda Hundred, IS the
result Of the engagement oni5Wsdnesday.
1t gives him command of aygooa base Of
supplies, only ten miles from Richmond,
A special to the Philadelphia sRnlletin.
dated City Point, Va, July %, says, all
flast,night -auasthis- mOFHiug. lRodoesdeRs)
there has been very heavy firing on the
other side of the Appomattox- There is q
EumOr that one Of the rebel rams has sunk
one Of our gun boats, and that the ram
G0utsmpIates an excursion % this place
Two oil our monitors have gone up the
WIsHIsaroS, July 2s.-A letter from the
Army of The POtomaci dated the 18th says
the arrival of some troops in the vicinity
of Bermuda Hundred, a day or two ago at
tracted the attention of the enemy and
caused them 10 believe that an advance On
Richmond, by way of Malvern Hill. was
intended. A force, consisting of KershaW's
division Of LongstFeet's corps and Wiico1s
division Of Hills corps, was Immediately
withdrawn from the vicinity OF Peters,
burg and sent down to check the move
ment. To counterfeit this maneuvre of
the enemy, the second corps was detached
aud sent across the James river &C $50
yesterday morning. Our advance met the
rebel skiTmisheTs in an open field opposite
Jones Neck, with battery in position at
the edge of the woods, on the further side
of the wood. re- .i- .saH ls.H
A long line of skirmishers was at once
thrown out who soon drove the rebels 70
their breastWorks, where they were kept
hotly engaged, while a Brigade of the LIST
Division moved around on the left, getting
on their flank charged and drove them
from their guns into the woods, Capturing
so or go prisoners, four guns and . guam
tity of small arms. The enemy fell back
on their reinforcements, who occupied
strong works built there two years ago, and
our troops followed taking positions o n
their front and TANKS, and before this
reaches you the entire force may be cap
tured or routed. 4..--..lf -7a.I
The guns taken were four "a pound Par
rots, marked Nay 10, 1854. near Richmond,
aud are the same that were captured from
the 18th corps at Drury's Bluff last May.
Our loss was only about half dozen
wounded, none seriously. 1rn-z-.-
Gen. Grant rode to the front 10 the af-
ternoon, in company with, Gen. Hancock
and viewed the senemy's position. BE
seemed well pleased with the morning ope-
eratious. $500 ~ 5-a --at
Gen. Fosters command had quite a live
~ time with the enemy yesterday at this
place, but his force being weak, We fell
back half a mile to q stronger position
which he held until the arrival of the %
corps BE lost 40 or 30 wounded during
the day. An attack was expected on War
ren's front yesterday, butt was not made
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-30
EXcelsior Planing Mill

HAVING httsd up my e5tabll5hmsnt With the
IL Lateat Improved AAehinsry, an nov pre-
pared 70 farnfah at my once In BRLDGkPORf, the
slms that WAI formerly occdpied by Stewart aud
Kesline. Rough and W0rksd Bolrds, RInorinR
Weather Boarding. Doors Sash, shi ngloa SHAVING
Cornics Boards. Shuttars, n01ldinEa, Pafinrs Pan
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All work delivered free Of Charges a. the cisye-
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"a .Il-.ia-.. d -..l D. GEORGE KEELINE
tRormerly Of The 6rn q Stewart 4 KssIins.I
BEDsEFOzB Bslnont Co. o. 5sal les-6ns
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-30

B9~ TIE sEoUEI TO AN ExcITIsG INoI-
DHNr.-4We find in the Pittsburg papers the
sequel 10 an1nteresting incident published
by us some time ago. In order that the
sequel may be understood we:reprint the
original story. - ~, ~ ~, .5''u
fss.A beautiful and accomplished young
lady, residing in Belmont county, Ohio,
10 but who had been attending boarding
school in Pittsburgh made the acquain-
!, lance of man of good address and fine
appearance, anu finally. consented to marry
~ him, Before the time fixed for the marri-
% age the young lady heard something de
fogatory to his character, and at once de-
1termined toleave for home. He discovered
here intentions, and meeting her on the
street, determined to hold her to her prom
Use. Being afraid of violence at his hands,
she gave verbal consent, and he took her
at once toaniAldermen, when she forthwith
scorned his proposal, and threw herself
upon the magistrate for protection. The
lady was furnished safe conduct to the
cars, by the alderman, while the man who
determined to ruin her also followed her
to the station, and would undoubtedly
have taken the same train had it not been
for the presence of the magistrate 7ehaa
1tnow turns out that the man who want
ed to marry the young lady is sresident
of stenbenyille and has q wife and chill
Us dren. The wife went to Pittsburgh few
g, dogs ago in search of her recreant ihus-
band and from her it was ascertained that
the williams name is P. T.. Conn! Some six
years ago he married very respectable
young lady and resided with her for q time
in Steubenville, but proved unfaithful and
neglected her. His vocation wasthat of a
counteffeiter. After a Heightened career
of crime he was finally rapprehended in
Philadelphia, convicted of counterfeiting,
and sentenced to q years confinement in
the Penitentiary, During his inprison.
ment bis wife committed suicide by hanging
be- herself. Not long after his release from
imprisopment, he married the woman
II through whom his viliainy has been ex-
. posed. He continued in the counterfsitipg
business, and was arrested with two others,
in Ohio, but managed to escape from the
officers while en- route by railroad to a
l certain point in Ohio Again he was ar
Festedl under similar circumstances, and
agains.made his escape. and it was while
hiding from the officers of justice that he
endeayored to ruin the young lady from
Belmont county, Ohio. Fortunately, be.
. fore taking the fatal step, she had discov-
~ cred the real character of the man, and
hence her conduct on the occasion. g.,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-30

taNTHE R1vER.-The river was still
falling yesterday. with less than nineteen
iuches water in the channel, The steam
boat business is remarkably dull, and is
not likely to be much better until the tall
rise comes. o56G TOA
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-30

SAX PRAHcIsCo, July 29.-The Cousfitu-
tioual Convention adjourned, after having
passed an ordinance submitting its work
to the people. The times are dull. 1t
believed that the state ticket will be again
defeated. The overland mail is now ma
king quick trips, beating the steamer reg
uIaFiy. A large movement has ben made
in sugar: 5000 bbls crushed sold for l5lc.
A new refinery has been started. The
crops in Oregon are good shipments Of
-four are being made from there. 80
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-30
VaInabIe- Real ESTATE for Sale.

TTNHE subscriber offers at private sale Lot: No. ~
Fast wheeling fronting on Lindsey street %
feet inches and on Sixth street to the Greek SIs
feet This lot is we'll located for large mAnulac-
should Il not be sold at private sale on or before
Monday, the sth day Of August next, It VIII on thai
day be sold at public sale In mont oil the Oour'
House, Tennis made known by O.
- ~ ss-.a y. A. BRENTLIN0ER,
Attorney In fact for heirs of Jacob AmiekI dec d.
jyl6-tin auR2 Go -slIai=rf..i . HinH .HH
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-30
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-30

B8-BLAcKBERRY WRE.-There is no
wine equal to, blackberry wine when prop
erly made either in flavor or for medici-
nal purposes, and all who can conveniently
do SO should manufacture enough for their
own use every year, as it is invaluable 10
sickness as q tonic, and an excellent REM
sdy for bowel complaints. A lady cores
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Measure your berries and bruise them; to
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-30

oIScISHATI, JdIy 2s.-Private advices
from Gen. Shermsn's headquarters an
nounce the assignment Of Gen. o. o. How
ard to the command of the Department of
Tennessee, position made vacant by the
recent death of Gen. McPherson. How
ards Chief Of STAFF will be Lieut.. Colonel
Warner, formerly of the 18th Ohio.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-30

ST.. LOUIS, July 29.-Gen. Rosecrans by
authority Of the War department has call
ed for nine regiments of six and twelve
months Volunteers, for the protection of TIE
state against Euerrillas, or invasion. In
the same connection, Gov. Hall issued 9
proclamation stating the emergency TO be
great and urging the people TO I'LL these
regiments at once.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-30
GG>Azze nfrnszR HsOiRarpn.--enefuang

- 0hfEDi eKsofR6F HDs=-one day
last week, in Warrenville, Ohio, a girl
having . child in charge, left it in baby!
wagon, drawn up by the side Of the road,
for PSfew minutes, whilst she went 20 a
nelghboting house. man coming by
aoop after was attracted. by q peculiar
noise ,43d by the singular condition of the
child, which was gazing intently, with q
fascinated gaze into d tree overhangiug the
road. On looking up he saw q hinge black
snake coiled around the tree, and looking
directly into the eyes of the child, whilst
its dIstsnded jaws and quiveting fangs ev+
idenced its hostile intent. The man had
no weapon with which to attack the
snake, SO he raised an alarm, which soon
brought number Of, neighbors to the
spot. Weapons were procured and the
snake speedily killed. The reptile was
found, to be about the thickness Of mans
wrist, and measured over Eve feet in length.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-30
From GEN. Sherman.

WAsHIHroN, July 29th.-.A despatch re-
ceiTed here, says Hood has made efforts to
renew the assault upon Sherman's lines
since the battle on Friday last. They we're
feeble efforts and easy aud promptly re-
PEELED with an aggregate loss to Sherman
of only, about 100 men. 4 ar
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-30

Rows hear e1ery day Of bounty jump
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ers have defrauded the government, the
90 vernment itself only knows. It appears
to be the only 1T punishment for the per-
jured, thievipg rascals. aa..r-.Hs -",~,'ts "
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