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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-23

Losses in the Army of the Potomac
The Appointment of General
Hunter The Adi ournment of Con.
gress-The Bogus Proclamation.
Nav YoRK, May 2l.--Th Posts special,
from Washington, 2lst, says;
Private adyIces from the Army. Of the
Potomac confirm previous statements that
the loss of the army is smaller than was
estimated, having been greatly reduced By
the recent battles. 4
The appointment of Maj. Gen. Hunter
to the command Of the Department Of West
Virginia gives much satisfaction here. I
Il is now expected that the new tariff
bill will be reported to the House by. Ways
and Means Committee on Monday.
e "A proposition for the final adjournment
Of Congress will soon be made, fixing the
day on the 18th of June. "a
The telegraph operators of the Indepen-
dent Line who were sent TO Fort Lafayette
on Wednesday night, were this morning
taken from the fort to Gen: Dix's head
quarters aud examined, where affidayits
were made by them to the effect that they
knew nothing of the forged proclamation,
and they were set at liberty. 10y
The soldiers still remain at the office Of
the Independent telegraph office. 1t will
be held till further oFGers. M
Another Brooklyn reporter named T. "A.
Madison has been arrested In connection
nation. He was employed as aWilIiams.
burg reporter for various papers. He is
charged with writing in manifold the
copies of the pretended proclamation which
Howard had drawn. Its alleged that he
received draft 1.-THE proclamation from
Howard with a request to see that copies
we're delivered at the newspaper Offices IN
this city. nv
The 1000 tons of gas coal contributed
to the Sanitary Commission by George
Elliott, London, the freight upon which
was paid by James McHenry of the same
place, arrived this morning. Arrange
ments are; being made to sell the same at
public auction on Tuesday!
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-23

NEw YoRk, May 7lst.-The order sus.
pending the World and Journal OF Com
merce, has been revoked. Their Offices
are now open and papers will be published
as usual on Monday.
The Herald's correspondent from But
lsr's army, dated 18th, says that two heavy
columns of the enemy are being discover.
ed passing down the pike towards Peters
bnrg, with large trains. n,
Gen. Foster was sent out with force to
destroy, If possible, the trains bat the
enemy were met in such strong force the
purpose Was abandoned.
The enemy are actively engaged repair.
ing the railroad and have concentrated a
force Of from 20 to %, 900 with which they
not only hope to keep open Lees commu.
nication but to crush Butler.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-23
A PROCLAMATION,
BY THE GOVERNOR.

S-A8AAN
"HEREAS, have good cause to believe that
w Mttnln LuEentE BenJAmIn RasSSIl. George W.
Berlin, TilIotson Janney, kraSmuS D Clark, BenJa-
%n su1 wis, Es'hHaIEtG1 sS@RsTs R
Woodioy, Afford D. Woodley, Richard L. Brown,
James Z. Middleton, Thomas W. TIIlmGu, John b
Lorenio D. LorsntS, Napoleon B. RegoF, John Il.
Roger, Alvin II. BAStAbl6, George D. White, Isaac
White, TsEvilIe MaTshSIl, and Il II B. Day, Who on
si1ty-onO, resided in the county Of UpShur within
What 3 nov the State Of West Virginia. and also
jonathan u Bennstt, Gibson J. Butcher, William
}. BIaOd asd 9. 8. Hurley, who on the said seven
tenth day of April eighteen hundred and Slxty0ne
resided in the county Of lewis within what Is now
the state OF NtSt Virginia have deserted their
homes aud are actively engaged in aiding the So
called Confederate States Of America and tha rebel
State EoyeTnment At Richmond in their attempt to
subjugatO the good people Of ths State but In con-
sequence Of the war, evidence Of their rObSIIIous
and criminal aets cannot be obtained:
Nov, therefore, I, Arthur L Foreman, Governor
Of the state OF west Virginia. do issue this my proc.
lamatiOn, declaring the said Mimln LOrentE,
Benjamin BAaell, George ". Berlin, TLllotOon jan
pey1 Erasmus D. Clark, Benjamin =. suddsTth,
Washingon summeE8, Perry SummeF william T.
Higginbotham: Wills q. Wo0dISy, Afford D. Wood.
". Tillmnu, John B. Hnlery, Robert OoJnoF, IT,,
Robert CoyneF, sE.S LorOnBo b. LoF0ntE, Napoleon
2. Hegsr, John Il. RegeElAlyin II. BastablA, GeorEe
B. Day, SnonioS Of this state, unIsGI they Shall,
within sixty days from the date Of this proelama:
Court Of Upshur county an oath TO support the CON.
= tuition oftho 1lted States, and The constitution
Of thiS State and thereafter demean themselves q
good eilEspa. And HkSWi0o declaring the aid Jon.
atban u. Renne {, William J. Bland, Gibson J.
Butcher and o. 8. Hurley, enemies Of this State
unless they shall AlSo, within sixty days from the
date Of this proelAmAIio1s take and Ale in the
Clerks oes Of the Circuit Court Of the said county
Of Levin an oath TO support the constitution Of thu
United States and the o0ns ution Of this State and
thereafter 0Gmean themselves - good GitI16ns
lz-This proclamation Aha1l be pnbliGhod In the
Wheottng Int9lliseneor, Newspaper printed in the
neWspsp0r pCintSd at Weston in the county Of Lewis
and alSo In the West Virginia Republican, news
paper printed At BuekhAnnOn In the county oil
UpsAuEI respectively, for four successive weeks.
DOa0 ct the city OF Wheeling, on this The
| TaH.1 eightO0nth day Of Mhy, in the year Of Oul
| L4 Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty
four aOd Of the State the 1ESt.
By the Governor.
.; EDeAH BoTn,, Secretary Of STATE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-23
From Cairo and Below-Deleeates
from Louisiana to, the Baltimore

Il FkHVT0 - 11.T
u ron A ~. sll41a 20 tne 6a4tlmore
Convention d - '3sS5itl
,, 0A1Ro. May 522d-710 2 M,-7Admiral
POrter'S Gag ship, aFrivedsae hGo1ad City,
reports the entire feet out, Of Red, river,
the dam having reached 8 sufficient height
on the 18th to enable them TO move. -
I AN extensive .eonaagration recently oc-;
Cured at Natohez, consuming several
blocks of thegmost prominsnt buildings!
Supposed to be the work of az incen-
diary. - LII III . . Z
The steamer Mollie Able from New Or.
leans the 18th, arrived this evening, with
the lTth and 2sth Illinois Infantry on
board, en- route for Springfield. The 2sth
have re enlisted; the nth are to be mus.
tered out. =
Our forces 6vaCuateb Alexandria last
week and moved towards. Sellsport. on.
GERS Of the steamer LAUREL Hill which had
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-23
C1Eo1sNAr1, Nav 2l.-Gen. Kilpatric

OIEclsSATl, May 21.-Gen. fitzpatrick
arrived here this morning.
Sam Medary was arrested on an indict.
ment for alleged conspiracy with parties
arrested here some months ago, to over
throw the government.
The Commercials West Virginia cor.
respondent says:
Gen. Crooks command is slowly falling
back after accomplishing most thoroughly
its object, It has destroyed large amount
Of suppliesAnd damaged the East TENNESSEE
Railroad beyond repair for fully three
months.
Gen. Jenkins who was wounded and cap,
tured has since died.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-23
New York Money Market.

INV IoAK, May'2Is
Money-Easy at 5@7 per cent, with
the bulk of the business at soc per cent
for call loans. ms 'a95 .
Sterling E1change Steady at 1ss@lss9
for currency first class bills American.
Gold-Wtthout decided change; opening
at s2, advaucingto ss2 and closing quiet
]. The total exports of specie today Was
$50, a69,43. h. ',.5fl5
Government stooks-withOut decided
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-23

p~THE TADLEAux-The first dress re-
hearSal of the tablsaux soon to bs sxhib-
tied under the direction of the Ladies'
Onion Aid Society, takes place this even
ing at Washington Hall. 1t is more than
likely tina: the exhibition will come of on
Thursday and Friday evenings next. The
steamer Falcon has bean engaged to bring
the BslIAir people who may desire to at
tend the exhibition up TO the city.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-23
CHECK LOST.

THE uudeE1IEnsd lost on saturday morning last,
6etveRa the once Of Nj. John ATmstro0R, on
Market stTSat, ard my store on Main street. wheel.
ing, CHICK, drawn by John Armstrong, u. 4 II,
Bank payahIe to noor bearer f6E forty dollars
ana thirty three eenEa. The finder will cooIer 4
aver BY returning the same 70 me- THIS l. also 70
give neIiee 70 the Pnblie not 20 cash or trade oI
the same, the Paynaent thereof has 6e0n ItoPped
and cannot b oatOgea1 by hW.
mSSS-ltS n. T. HARRIS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-23
5TbSFbapk 5fIiFIrss6Ecei Taiss6 i. -.I.aF,,.-

sThstbank 5f'Franee 4aissd its rate d; ii..
count to per cent.
In.a.Fecent naval engagement the Aus.
trians were badly beaten.
The Danes anchored behind Sand Island.
iai Fifteen Swedish and Norwegian war YES
sells assembled of Gutenberg, under Prince
Oscar. i's"' s1s's35 s'sr35 ~
% 6arabaldt arrived at Caprena on the 9th.
The Danish naval success and suspension
Of hostilitiss were received in London with
animation.
'oonsols advanced to slssslI. at.s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-23

I@BOY KILLED.-On Thursday of last
week, two boys about IL years of age,
named Brabson and CAluan and living 10
the patch" below Barricksville, on the
Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad, got into .
quarrel, when Calnan threw . spike used
70 secure the rails 70 the cross. ties, striking
BFabSOn on the knee, and producing an
injury from which be died on saturday last.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-23
From the ARMY Of tha Potomao.

From the Army of the Potomac.
WASHINGTON, May GA dispatch from
the headquarters of the Army OF the Poto-
mao dated to. day says:
day. s.li
The wounded from the fight of Thursday
afternoon were seut to fredericksburg dur
ing the day. The loss was much heavier
than at first supposed, about 100, over loo
of whom. were sent to Washington. ,5,l
A large number of wounded rebels were
brought to our, hospitals and cared for, some
of whom afterwards died The rebel loss
is estimated at 1850 in killed and wounded,
besides about $50 prisoners who were sent
to Washington last night.
Sixty citizens of fredericksburg have
been arrested aud will be sent to Washing.
ington to-day to be heldias hostages for
the 60 of our wounded men taken by them
and conveyed to Richmond.
Rebel prisoners continue TO be brought
in. About 26 have been captured since
last evening. They give glowing accounts
ofthe. rebel commissariat and say that Gen.
Lee feels certain of fnal success.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-23
From the Army of the. Potomac.

6EQm tu6i army 01 tU6 3OEOmdG.
NEW YoRK, May GA Fortress Nom
roe despatch of the Goth to the Herald
states that squads Of rebel prisoners; con
tinue 70 arrive, in dilapidsted condition
who express hopes that the campaign will
be concluded soon, to prevent their ex-
change. - g. ssssS. ~. wv
sheridan,s force has left Haxall's1 Land !
iug, and will soon be heard from, :,
The HERALD Correspondent near Spott-
sylyania, May 2lst, 8 a. N. says: ~ 3
Our troops were moving all night to q
new position. This morning General
Headquarters areS broken up, and nearly
tho whole army is IN motion. Precisely
where our next hating place will be, time
alone can determine. The general expec-
tation ia that we shall hsve hard fighting
i'm msaiately9u sCy s'u5XI. ~. e1L.f
Another correspondent says OF the hight
on ThursdsY night ia which the raw heavy
artillery acted 90 hand omely J, that our loss
was but half the number originally stated,
A rebel deserter Gays their loss was double
ours, aud represents the enemy as very
much chagrinedi at3ethetr failure to turn
outright. sS=sst7eB i'asI
The! eth corps now occupies o position
ia advance of y line of works held ~ the
enemy a. few days since. o4thatsour pro.
gress, If slow, ia at least sure and steady.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-23

DGCoRN PIANFns has been retarded by
the wet weather of the last two weeks
Many Of our farmers are not near done
planting aud unless the weather soon be-
comes more favorable, much ground pre-.
pared for corn cannot bs planted. But
while the corn crop may be diminished,
the weather has been most favorable for the
growth of wheat. oats aud grass.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-23

10TR1 TuIaD WAaD PUB1Io sonooI
will have pie ME party At Cressups Grove,
about fifteen miles below the city, on
Thursday next. The steamer Odd Fellow
has been engaged to take the party down
add bring them back.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-23

NEW YoRK, Nay 22.-The supply steam
er Newber from the bloekading squadron
has arrived. She has number Of block!
ade running prisoners. tt 8. Is
The rebel iron clad North Carolius
which recently came . short distance over
WILMINGTON bar leaked so badly that she
was compelled to run ashore when the tide
fell abe broke in twain amidships. Her
consort The Raleighlis nearly completed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-23

LoursylLLE, Nay 2l.-Gen. Fitzpatrick
arrived this morning from the front, en-
route for New York, andzl atinoon. o.
Travel between here and Nashville,
which has been suspended for the past few
days BY military occupation Of the rail.
road, has been, resumed. &c ii7-is7 2.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-23
Last Nights Dispatches.
Rebel Account ofsthe Fight at New
..Jl g.iiid Market. frie 90 rif.

Rebel Account ofthe Fight at New
-iSi laiie 30 Market. ~ ~ 80.
WASHINGTON. May 22-The Richmond
papers of the 10Th instant claims great
victory over sigel at New Market, and say
they would have captured his army had II
not been forfour cavalry. According to
their accounts Sigely ran 20 miles without
stopping, abandoning his hospitals, burn.
ing trains. &c. These papers state their
losses at 90, 900 In the battles with the Army
of The Potomac, but claims aivictory every
time. They acknowledge losing 20, guns,
but are silent as TO The number Of pTtsoE
ners. ~ ts74:s5f ..iais5ft 80 'sigt..s. oit
Trains were 13''5 running to Gatnsa Station
Gen. Meade has issued an order, compli.
menting Gen. Tyler's division and Gtneral
Kitchens brigade for their gallantty In the
action OF Thnrsdey.s.al seiinsH ,psI -. %
There was no fighting on Friday. ils5sg'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-23

ParLADrPaIA, Nay 2l.-The steamer
Massachusetts has arrived, from Charles.
on the evening Of the 18th. She reports
no Sighting At Charleston. Tho only at
tack made vas BY! two monitors on Forl
Sumter. The,nsW Ironsides has not been
in action lately! l.ss t-a.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-23
8g 9elegtajI'Rlh,
From the Army Of the Potomac.
NEw Yonk, Nay 2lst-Times has the
following speciRls: q !. = 81.
eHRADouARrBRs- Amy PoToNAC,1
Nav 2n-R "A. NJ y. 2 !

May i20-8 A. NJ.
Ny despatch of 10 p. m. yesterday, in
formed you of the attack made last even;
Ing upon the right wing of our line and
the handsome manner 10 which they were
driven back. TWAS made by the whole
of EWell's corps. The enemy left the vi.
cinity of Spottsy lvania O. H., aboutl D. N:
yesterday aud made Q detour by the west,
crossed the Ny and about 5 O'Clock struck
the fredericksburg road near, our right
flank, breaking out within three quarters
of mile Of the headquarters of Meade
and Grant. The only troops we had on the
ground at the time were a couple of regi-
ments ofTylers division of heavy artillery,
never before under Gre. Tyler soon brought
up the remainder Of his force and met the
rebel attack, driving the enemy back. into
the woods, here the rebels had formed
their line of battle. Tyler felt rather ap.
prehensive at the work before him, con-
sidering the rawness of bis troops; when
once fairly under FIRE however, they show.
ed the utmost bravery. Their loss is quite
heavy, more severe. than reported BY me
In my dispatch last night and will proba-
bly, reach 1000 killed aud wounded.
The rebels gave way in confusion, scat.
tering through the woods. - 2
The honor Of the rennIse oF the rsbsIs
rests exclusively with Tyler's heavy ar
tillery division, though Birnev's div;sion
of the ID corps, and Crawfordis Of the iii
were afterwards sent 10 his support and
formed line enabling TYLER to Withdraw
after driving the enemy several miles and
clearing the valley Of The Nv.
The confusion OF the rebels appesrs to
have been very great, the major portion Of
Rhodes division scattering in The woods.
$50 of them were picked up in the woods
during the night, and have lust been
brought into headquarters. =
The division Of raw troops feel immense.
" tickled at their succeas. althouob tbe;r
loss has been heavy. Il Ia fall SSat TT,
dtminution In numbers ia fulIy made mn
By the increase in moral.
A Tribune special dated Headquarters
Nav 10, Q n. m. saws.
COMMUNICATIONS are onen ss p.noI 10
night and suppIies are stiii nourine in for ne
Geneva Station Tss csn,nred fas, ever.
ipG bv Talbot's cavalry SnJ IL No. N ~.
possessions From this no;nt ~" r 20
have been bringing their Snnn,ies
LArER-BoWIne Cream rs hse, tboir
railroad sta,ion mi IL IL NOW hsI;svsS ,ha
enemy bring their snnnIies sc,oss f from the
Virginia Central Railroad a distsncs ~ IN
miles. -'N'''''sS y -
NRw YoRE. NAV 21.-Tbe Herald has the
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-23
Circular From Gen. Sherman
HEADQ'Rs MIL. DER. Mss, I
Kingston, May goth.


Iuasmuch as theimpression is afloRt that
the commanding general has prohibited
the mails to and from this army, he takes
this method of assuring all officers and
men that on the contrary he encourages,
by all his influence and authority. to keep
up tho most uureserved correspondence
with their families and friends, wherever
they may be.
Army corps aud division commanders
should perfect the arrangements to receive
and transmit mails and all chaplains,
sIaf officers, and captains of companies
should assist the soldiers in communlca-
ting with their families.
What the commanding general does dis.
courage is the maintenance of that class
of menywho will not take musket and
fight, bat who follow an army to pick
news for sole speculation, on species Of
information which is dangerous to the
army and to our cause, and who are more
used to bolster up idle and worthless Off
cers'than to notice the bard-working and
meritorious, whose modesty is generally
equal to :heir courage, aud who scorn to
seek the cheap fiattery of the press.
(sigped) w. T. sHERMAN, Il
Major General.
The above circular Gen. Sherman has
published to his army, aud you have his
authority for publishing It.
tSignedl Van YALKExBURG.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-23

y WAsHIHaToRI May 2k-LThe Senate ID
Executive session to-day, con Fined The
nomination Of Col; Samuel s. Carroll of tho
9th Volunteers and Captain of ethei
10Th United 1States Infantry to- Brigadier
General; for gallant aud disting uished serv-
icesyi the days battles III tie wild Srness
and Spot sylya1ia q n :. be Is severely and
pethaps lmoFEa Ranadsa. Is rs ll,tlisefi
ID James GAylot fNeW York, has been ap-
pointed special ,aksat &c liRfee Of the Post
Oaiee, DEPARTING IN place Of James Hal !
brook deceased.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-23

NEw YoRK, May 2l.-The rebel priya.
teer Florida, sailed from Bermuda prior to
the 10Th inst, to cruise and would proba.
bly, keep In the track of American vessels
between New York and Liverpool.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-23

bWA COnPAuY Of the United states Sig.
nal corps arrived in tie city ON Saturday
evening. They were detained BY the rail-
road accident which occurred near Grafton
o. Rrld.z. sL.. -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-23
9aiIg gutrIligeufer.
Mopday Morning May 81.
BlanksI BlanksI!

WEhays nov % h49a S9a aES Fsa1y . 51Pps
ana s1hpsRuas FrfntNd On GOD paper. ThoOe
blankS we're E0steA up and approved By Daniel
Lamb, RS1., ard 'ar0 IN aeooFdAaeG win he IAaa
statutes. Och orders are respectfully Salisitea.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-23

~THE fuuersI Of John Thoburn who
was killed near Grafton on Thursday last,
took place yesterday afternoon, from his
late residence on the corner OF Hampden
and Sixth streets.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-23
~CoL. LooxWoop, Of the Tn West We.

WCOI. LookwooD, Of The IN West We.
Iutantry, arrived at his home in Mounds
vile on Saturday evening. he was wound
ed on tho l3th BY musket ball which
barely broke the akin upon the top of the
head and did not iuflict dangerous iDja.
~. Col. LOckwOod's regiment fought ivs
days in succession. The 7th has but four
officers left. Capt, Fisher is 10 command.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-23

b@-HEAvY MA1Ls.-About twenty Eve
thousand letters were distributed yester-
day in the wheeling Post osics-the larg.
est single days letter nail ever known In
its history.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-23
F0reignBNeWB.ss

r. f. 'NESN = OAK, May "a. THE Steamer, Amer.
lea from Southamptonofthea III 10, i arrived
this m9rping. The following items were
notlcoyered by advtces by the Peruvian.
-1n.the- House of IIprds Earl Russell stated
the conferences had teed "a, Q suspension
of h9stillt fot one NOR y n TOM BE A 3th,
on condition that the block ade i OF the Ger
man ports should Be raised.
-PRtliament adjourns on the 18th. '4
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-23
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-23

DErRo1T, May 2l.-Ths propeller Nile
exploded this morning while lying at the
dc dock Biz persons kaSwn to be kin
boat which was 2 complete wreck sunk
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-23

DAnsURI, .OoES. ,NSy 2l.@Ths depot q
the Daubury and NorWalk railroadiins tIii
place was entered last light by removing {
'pannel of the door; tho safe aWas blown
open and robbed of about $500. s2'aa-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-23

E1as,s,, Eo-sAat'. Bo''v.z. Ginseng and nag
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-23

quarters special says the losses in the 9th
corps since the movement began as follows:
Killed 1910; wounded ll,67O; missing
l120. Total 1880. The loss in missing
10 more than any other corps. The strag-
glers are estimated at about 10, 600 in the
whole army.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-23

eEashing the man 81 q jelly.