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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-18

WAntOd-TNv0 or Three PEoAinSut
FFOmOnt.0ndCoohFan Men In West
Virginia.
WHEELING. W. Va, June IT, 'e4.
Editors IntelLigeneer: - A.
/ euclose you for publication, cores
pondeuce which r think will be very in
teresting; fret, as rich expose of some
of the movements to create a Fremont fu-
rOr; secondly, as reply from an officer
OF the Government, who has been solicit
ed to cooperate in the swindle I'D.
.EE
BALTlHoRE, MARYLAND, June IL, 1864.
MAJ. D. H. MOPHAIT, us. A.,
DEAR SIR 81 want you to send me the
names of some two or three or more promi.
nent Fremont and Oochrane men, in West
Virginia, if you know any such. am
chairmau of the ub-NAtionAl COMMITTEES
OF the Radical Democracy for Maryland,
Delaware and West Virginia, and want to
communicate with some of our leading
friends in West Virginia, on the subject Of
the campaign. Try and serve me, if you
can In this matter.
They are going to have two Lincoln
Electoral Tickets in Maryland. The Anti
Blair men have theirs ont.
The Blair men are arranging to get
theirs out. They say they have been cheat
ed by the anti. BlAirites, and will 90 before
the people on the popularity of Montgom-
cry Blair, as If any body cared anything
about him. hope this may divide
Honest people may then como, by their
rights.
We shall organize at once in this State,
at least, so far as any body will go with
usi hold a State Convention, and get our
Electoral Tickets. out. The whole of the
loyal States will be thoroughly organized
on the basis Of our principles.
do not know your course, but do hope
it will be With u.s.! Lincoln can never be
reelected. His sins alone will prevent
that. Andrew Johnson is besides a slave.
holder.
The Democratic party is split in twain
forever, between the Peace and the War
parties, it will make NO nomination al
Chicago, but will rally personally all other
discontents around Fremont, who will ney.
er yield his distinct organization.
lwaut sound man in West Virginia
who is fit to go on the National Committee
Let me hear from you, SOD
Truly Yours,
(SignedD W. G. SEErHEN.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-18

Fhla strength 10 IN tbse 0ouadsaoo that The
masses OF men have 10 bis integrity, and
Hs to the employment of arbitrary meas.
ures, il may occur to him that Il would
be wise 70 give such significant testimony
OF bis deeire that the largest liberty OF
speech may be enjoyed, as would appear If
Mr.. Naliandigham were Sunmolested; and
to refuse him the distinction, and take
from the opposition the opportunity for
audscious cutlery, that would be given if
he were re.arrested and Imprisoned We
should understand then that it was the
policy of the Administration that all pub.
lie enemies are stiiberty to make as much
noise as they may please, trusting 10 the
good sense of people, and to the reaction
In the North of the progress of our arms in
the South. .....'-.. -,
The Cincinnati Gazette says:
We suppose that Mr.. Vallandigham
might be accommodated with jury trial,
and much stronger case than the mill
tary court made out against him, if the
Government thought it necessary to go
back to that.
But in spite of any military or illegal
process, he announces his determination
TO resist. OF course he proposes to be the
judge whether the process is illegal. And
for this resistance he announces q power
fnl secret organisation ready to act. In
this menace We have confessed the secret
Democratic organization in sympathy with
the rebellion that has all along been charg-
ed by the friends of the Government, and
denied by the Democrats. 1t is the thing
once called the Order of the Knights OF the
Golden Circle, now declared to be ready
TO throw the country into revolution.
We have an impression that if this
secret band waits until mr.. Vallandigham
perils his own life and limbs before they
do theirs, the peace of the State will moi
soon be disturbed. But at the same time
this confessed organization for such pur-
pose, and this menace shows the trucnlenl
nature of the man, and his willingness to
see the State plunged into blocdshed if be
can limit his part in it to melting it from d
safe position.
4 The fact is, this person is an elephant tc
the Democratic party, which they thought
themselves well rid OF by his forcible ext
to Canada. 1t will bother them not lit
tie to have him on their hands again, and
it is the climax of absurd vanity and in
lated style for him TO address any body
as "men of Ohio" We doubt if it is no
a most unwelcome return to the Demo
cratic party in Ohio.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-18
The wheeling Sanitary Fair.


The patriotic citizens of W Keeling, deter.
mined not to be behind other cities in the
great work of furnishing means for the
benefit Of the Sanitary and Christian Com.
missions, are making extensive prepare
lions for holding Fair to be,opened on
the 2sth instant. Agents have been ap-
pointed in all the surrounding towns and
villages, to whom all contributions should
be made. Our friend ]. ]. Burns is the
agent for this place. He will take charge
OF all money or articles intended as loans
or for sale, and attend to forwarding them
to the Fair. 1t is work for the Chris
tian, the patriot and the philanthropist.
We can all do something. Who would
not do everything in his power to alleviate
the suffering Of q wounded soldier on the
field or in the hospitall
Everything bestowed on this Fair goes
directly to aid the sick and wounded. LIT
Marion county, some of whose wounded
soldiers have been benefited by the con-
tribution of other States and counties, re-
ciproCate the favor by swelling tho com.
mon fund for the relief of all.
We scarcely need appeal to our Union
Ladies'. Their fair hands are always ready
end their patriotic hearts ever willing to
labor for the relief of our suffering heroes,
Anytntng In the WAy'ot us6fuI dhd oEna-
mentSl n0edIework, old relics, or anything
curious or attractive viii be ChRnkfalIv rs.
ceived -Edtrmont National.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-18


THH bill for the payment of oolored sol
eisrS asit finally passed both houses of
Congress, provides that all persona Of color
who are free on the 10th of April 1861, and
who have entered the military service of
the United States, sLall be entitled to re-
ceiVe from the day of their enlistment the
pay, bounty and clothing allowed to such
persons by the laws existing at the time of
their enlistment, the attorney general be-
ing empowered to decide all questions of
law connected with the subject, and If he
shall decide that any pay, bounty or cloth
ing is due to any such soldiers, in addition
to what they have received, the secretary
of war is to make provision for their pay
ment. If Congress and the government
had shown disposition to deal fairly with
the negro troops little earlier, the Score
tary of War need not now be in such a
strait for men, or In such panic to have
the Communication clause repealed, in order
to give greater potency to the draft.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-18


GES. FRENoAT's letter of acceptance
hiuted towards Q union with the Demo-
crats in order to defeat Mr.. Lincoln. His
New York organ, the Mew Nation, makes
= direct offer of coalition, and says:-
"There is so little difference between
this (the Radical Democratic) party and
the Democratic party that it would be easy
TO adopt q common ticket, which would
sweep everything before 1t. Such Q step
would be Of interest to the democratic
party if it would not remain four years
longer in the background"
This offer is frank and handsome, the
Fremont men are willing to take in the
Democratic party and save 1t from annihi.
latioD; but the Democrats are not SO easily
taken aud done for. They rejoice in the
Fremont movement, and will continue to
help it on with material aid, for the sake
of the possible damage it may do the Union
party, but they know too much to take
the risks of coalition with it. Besides,
Fremont will never consent to take the
second place on the coalition ticket, for it
would be "subordinate and inferior to that
heretofore held by him." and Gen. Ere.
mont appreciates the consideration" due
him too we'll to consent to that under any
circumstances. r....4rr'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-18
PRLIoWsolFIqHNs,


One and all, cons help along this bsnsSulsut uEaOr
taking BecAuaS yCq feel SECURE, don't forget that
war walks abroad In the land, that war must have
its victims, aud that but for these for whom We
plead war might even now be upon you and yourn
Don't wait 70 b called upon, committees will not
have time but Voluntarily and cheerfully come up
to thi. feast Of love, and there laying your gin
upon Its altar plight AfreSh your troth to your
bleeding country aud Zach other, and rush to save
oh save from lingering wounds, disease and DEATH
these brave defenders OF your all.
II every man. woman and child among US would
give but one dollar to the what incense would
arise.
Contributions Of money should be made to
JOHN DONLoN, Chairman,
JHO. 2. HOPKINS. GEO. ADAMS,
ALEX. LAuGHLIN, MORGAN L, OFT, s-
Finance Committee.
Contributions, other than money, Ehould be sent
t. the warehouse Of Jno. 2. Hopkins, No. so, Main
street, whore they will be properly cared Ior All
articles should have q card attached giving owners
name aud residence, and probable value OF same,
and stating whether donated, loaned for the EN-.
bsllishmsnt OF the Rail- t.FE jSlO
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-18
Valuable Real Estate
FOR

10 h 3 "A 81
oRPER RoA SALE THE UPPER pA11a
PROPERTY, containing two hundred moi LIE tss
Of land, with the improvements heTeSft:r 1n.S.
uoaeG' The property 10 considered ono Of the moSt
valuable In West Virginia, a. a mnnufSefnrSng 49,
sGslnes! stand. It lies on Coal river. one 6f The
tributaries OF the Big KAnAWha and on the lima ~
hnuaWhA and Wayne Co Turnpike Road tGSISa
miles from charleston, ok miles from the KnnaS@hS
ANeF " Eoan ana eleven miles by water. There IL
AVERY VALUABLE aRIsr Mill.
with two run Of burs and has q custom, ~ 10 nm a.,
I9VO buahelS OF grain, annually Indenendant - ar
manufacturing facilities, also 4 ste for SGW Nit
OF other tactores. The water power on eIths- III
Of the river eAnrot be surpassed. ''4e
TIE FAMILIES ON BOTH SIDES OF THE RIVED
and e In good state of cultivation. we'll ,.rood
0nu IAa ohi torty acres lie tho east side, with
GOOD DWELLING house,
beautifully situated, aud with all the pee..,.-
ouhalngs One hundred and sixty acres M IN ~
west ode, about ninety, acre. Of vbjcS ar On me
ctuIN1ion' the balance deadened and in fyr1hSs.
me lnli and principal building are on mi" IL
6 "a m5t159cipg Two GOOD DWELLING H0usFs'
STOkE HOUSE,, with WAREHOUSE nttarbSJ 10
S. hhiN hOusE, for mill use, Blacksmith Sbon
0ISSDiSs' SHEDS, Corn Cribs, bog Pens &c 1"P'
-, LOCK No. is erected at this point And m or,.,
me noted PeytonA, Brier Creek and MHnnjrr,IIi
"I.; 80 mne1 lie above this point afIortinE An
FOR particulars Of sale, &c, address
t.,so. Charleston, KanawHa cc Co. WS;t u.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-18
TRUSTEES SALE

oH Real Estate an the Town oF Sou,h
cameron, Marshall County,
RYvirtue Of deed Of trust made to me bv Job,
~ Jones and Panlnah, his wife, dated ON the I0th
~ o.. March, lSSS, and recorded In the offieS ar
IN heco5der OF MArshal county, In Decd Boob No
~ page lSl, and also by virtue OF deed or trnst
10Th day Of July, 1855, and recorded In me oics ~
the Recorder for Marshall county, in Deed BooF
NO. II, page 81, will, on WEDNESDAY. The 9Sth
9ay OF 1ulyt 1se4, oneE at public auction At the
'front.' door OF the Court House in MoupdEviiIe Ma.
snAu county, certain Lot Of ground Eituated in
No t2Hn Q! south Cameron and designated on the
plat OF said town as Lot number Hix(6l Va -"
Terms OF sale-Cash. We
jel7 - .ui II. @, GOTTA s.r,...
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-18
TAXPAYERS TAKE NOTICE,

OFRlCE COLLECTOR INTERNAL REVENUE
FIRSr COLLECTION DIsT. WEsT Va
NJ oElCE u hereby given to the tAx.payeru of
4 ~, MARSHALL COUNTY, that the Lice1seS for
1854 And Income for 1868, together with all month
y returns OF manufacturers now due, assessed as
prescribed by Excise Tax Law Of JuIv Ist SB9 ~
the amNuded act Of March 3D. 1858 are nov due = M
PAYABLE at the places aud times designated a. foI.
lowe, Ghea payment must be made, or the law n
prescribed below will be strictly enforced:
A BenWood-Monday, 9th, at WIlSoR's Tavern
At MouDdsville-TuesdSy ana wednesday. 2stb
and Goth, at Edwards Tavsru @''"
At Glen Extraordinarily forenoon, Both. At
Blinco's Tavern "'"' a.
Az Eameron-Thursday afternoon and Rridav.
June Suth and July LIST, at John Park inson'g ofce
JAS. O. ORR,
Collector 1st Dist. W. "
By J. W. WARDEN, Dep Coll
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-18
FOR SAIE

A VALUABLE STEAM POWER cIRou1Ap
- 9 NJ MILL, situated about TX miles nom ~
49,, me.t Liberty or az from Bethany, W. ".
rirnIIs good engine and doubIe-Hued boiler' tee
avs Zone 81 neh) and other necessSr1 ~
800 tL-o Win 9umeient capacity to mauufaetnre
~, SiLee 70 I'VE thousand feet OF lumber mar dsH
!, pesenL location being good or It can be teoIsi
ln"0etate cost For further particulars apniv y
ALEX. COEH.
Bethany z. O., W. Va, or
fsIz-1r E.COEE
- Wheeling, ". Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-18
FOR SAFE

a THREE TENEMENT, two story, Frame Ho,.o
- eS t, tenement containing dTo rooms and 2
51o1. eear' all 10 excellent repair. The above
t,aOpety u on the corner Of Broadway And ObIo
!eeis, wheeling Island. There Is a T5od saSSn'
init tsS' containing grape-yines and variety Of
ruis ueGs Also never failing well OF eTcsiIaSt
jelO.ln oa ~ IL NIcoLs,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-18

FoR the complete cure of Cough. Pains
in the Chest, Difficulty of breathing, and
all other Lung Diseases. which tend
to consumption, you will find that Aliens
Lung Balsam is most valuable remedy
yet discovered; wherever it has been in.
troduced, cures have been made, which
have astouished every one who witnesses
its effects.
For sale by LAueHLIHs 4 BUsHTlELD.
Also by the Dealers in Patent Medicines
generally. 81 d. -'.4. u1Ea pgs-Hl
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-18
We have very encouraging news from

VIZ have very encouraging news from
James river this morning. Our dispatch
es state that Gen. Grants whole army is
across James river, several miles west OF
Bermuda Hundred. Fresh troops, 1t is
also stated, are still pouring in, to swell
Grants already large and powerful army.
live don't have some stirring news from
there before many days we shall be great
ly mistaken, as everything points in that
direction. 1t is more than probable that
even now Petersburg is in the possession
of the Union army. ...-
We have some additional news from the
late disastrous expedition of Gen. Sturgis.
1t appears from the account We have
this morning that our troops, both white
and colored, stood up to the work msnful-
ly and as long as there was any hopes of
success, but they were overpowered by
vastly superior numbers, and were obliged
to retreat, sustaining very heavy losses In
men, artillery and wagons. The colored
troops, it is stated, fought with great des-
peratiou, and were the last to give way.
thus giving the lie to the stories set atloat
by the cOpperhead organs, that the colored
troops cannot be depended on in an emer.
geuoy. No troops could have fought bet
ter than they are represented to have done
ON this expedition.
From Gen. Sherman's department every
thing appears to work we'll. All letters
and dispatches from there express the same
confidence that Johnsou's army is to be
destroyed and Atlanta taken.
The rebel army exhausted its power of re.
sistauce in the battles near Dallas. Since
that time they have abandoned several
strong positions upon the approach OF our
troops, with very little fighting, especially
the Altoona passes, which were capable
of very easy defense against superior num-
bers. Gen. Sherman has been moving
cautiously and maneuvering to force the
enemy beyond the mountains. From the
central and commanding position of At
lantA its loss will be nearly az serious tc
the rebels as the loss of Richmond. The
capture of Atlanta is quite as confidently
expected as Richmond, and with less delay
as there are no strong works around At.
lanta to be reduced. The country awaits
both these great successes without impa,
thence, and the popular pulse never beat
with atruer and frmer purpose to see the
gigantic work of saving the nation carried
through to entire success.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-18

"sEc. 10. All persons who shall neglect n nav,
me do les and taxes so Aforesaid assessed upo1
mem 70 the Collector, within the time Speciied
additional upon the amount thereof and N The
animal, and other duties, shall not be paid within
tSn Gays from and amer the demand therefor. Il
enAI De iawful for such Collector or his deputieT
e proceed to collect the said duties or taxes viii
hH Ja per eentum additional thereto aforesaid
effects Of the persons delinquent, a. aiorSaid VI
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-18
"FeStiYaI and Fair."

DERsONs viShing to mbScribe to the fund now
4 being raised In connection with the Pair for
the benefit Of our sick and wounded soIdierR will
please call on the undOrslgned at his place OF busi
neSS and do 30, As other duties in connection with
them in person. Those who have lready subscribed
and not yet paid in their subscriptions, win please
call and SettlS. .....
JOHN DoNLoN.
te1SlW Chairman Finance Committee
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-18
Donations for the Great Sup
per at the Patriotic Festival
: and

= u . .
- may be needed, and what Find ~ daaSt
nons WIN pc acceptable, tho CounnItfae' ~. 49,
SSto 70 t9o public that Il e mot the intention 10
R 4P dEeat supper for any one dRy OF tho
S 81 Fair. bnt to provide splendid Sicees,ion
o. meals which Will last from day to day throrTh
OuI !ne entire week, or longer II the Fair Sho6Id
oDIornuS me arrangement will be upon the most
scale that the place and occaSion viii mar
mt nh. II 70 designed TO make the SupDer HIII =
1rana hestaurAnt, and ample arrapRements Iii bo
aaae % iced and feast the entire Community On.
y out their designs It Is hoped that Al thoSoStI
ouc persons who will make Contribution IA u ~
tnink their number will be legion. viii Tsnort S
E' OF 9theEwise to the chairman J. K BnSford
ssq' on water street, below Monroe at Iea1t tbreS
Gays before the Fair the 2sth., what thew are vii
Jug TO contribute and the day uuon which the
same may delivered, to whom ali donations mnst bS
OF ia aptcIsys aiSan stating quantity and value
LOT their share in the great aud good enterpTi,e
donations are respectfully solicited Of Butter.
Eggs CheeSe, Ham, Dried Beef, Smoked TonTnea
SSSSiIosna. EEeIn Beef Mutton, Lamb, Veal, PORK,
1 Gems, turkeys, Geese, Oysters, Fish, fresh or
salt, sugar Conee, Tea Flour, Bread, Cakes Pre-
serves, Canned aud Dried Fruit, PietIss. PotStoos
Feas' Beans, and Vegetables, MIX and CreSmWin.
tho inner man, that the patriotic farmer Lntchsr
nArkSt man and dairy maid the grocer or 6IhSTmHp
Wiling to donate on this grand festive oCrHSinn
aS may not only DO made at or before the
to day As late ThuTsdAy. ArranIsms1t In y
made with the Railroads and steam6o1tS bv yrbIcb
VIII be conveyed free Of chare 10 The
IN W., vst,,i1S tns teeming gins Of our people
anc PennsylVauiA will test the patriotIsm or thTS
community upon the occasion OF the Gigantic fsS.
TX. BoTsFoRD, Chairman.
WIN. BRRRYHILL, Ell. STONE.
COMMITTEE on Supper,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-18

THRoAT DISEASES, when reaching to the
LNryDx, the voice, from this and other
causes, becomes hoarse; and by neglect an
entire loss Of voice 10 often Experienced
Brown's Bronchial TrocheS will be found
invariably eficacious.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-18
D. NICOLL & BRO.
IelI-sS
Special Appeal to the Ladies
Wheeling and Surrounding Country
ON Behalf OF tho Approaching
Fair and FGHIiVal.


Wheeling and Surrounding Country
ON Behalf OF the ApproaohlnV
Fair and FSHIIVal.
ADIRS-The Pair has been postponed . week
IL mainly for the purpose OF giving you moro time
to contribute more oHeetuaily to it, Income and
do for Il and then apply herself promptIT ~
her piOuS duty. SOme can make up needle WSrE
some can prepare pastry, and otheFs can labor In
huence each other, and with mt your hearty HlD-
port and co operation the Pair will lack an ifnnoT
tant element Of success. VIII not every LADY in
the country save up prepare and contribute artI-
Giles in their peculiar DEPARTMENT. and viii moi he
ladies Of the towns once 10 to work with CSrnr.f
Eea. In this holy cau1et Ladies' assemble promptly
under your various Church and School and ROrisiI
organisations, In your social and family ircIeS AZ
plan and do, all can do, something and none nho1Id
be satisfied unless they do. No such object hRS
ever before claimed your PhiAnthrOpIc efforts; God
, Nor Shonid any political religious eonnidern.
uone chill the heart Of any one, We plead AiIks
or the souls and bodies Of the sick aud wounded Of
oOth Afmles-of all seetS and many nAtIonS-tbat
iail TO our charge. No distinction IL ever made
All are treated Just alike by beth the Christian And
Sanitary Commissions
VI All charitable objects ever pressed upon your
beneVOl0nce this IL the most Important Inc mnst
urgent the most Catholic and she responsibility d
the most awful.
What more need be GaId TO sxoIta vorr roD,r..-
aion and stimulate your EealF
Gan you picture to yourself the poor stricken
follows tor whom We plead carried from the fatal
, TonSsd o1 StretcherS lsoOn perhaps to meet
nGASne1 bodies carefully nursed, their minds con.
soled, their BplTtB uoothsd their parting VOID or
guy 20 distant loved ones faithfully treasured their
eyes closed and their souls commended to a mercI.
ful Judge, and refuse neglect to take part or lot
In this matter! P-'' vs. 'O'
L not, then up aud be doing. The time IL short.
II true, but long enough for your work 70 heal
many hOrrtd cash, cool many a parebod lin All
wipe many = tear away. Ieia1G
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-18
NOTICE.

A Ii Towns, Communities or Societies willing IN
~ equip Booths or Stalls at the approach inc
sar VIII please mako early application 70 the m.
N1ItIs5eo' W. TALLANT,
IeltN Chief MnFHhaI
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-18

Dr.; !: II, StoLer, TriadeldhIa, W. Va.
Q. 2. Scott, WefI.burg,
>. J. Burns, Fairmont,
James A. Bell, Cameron,
Jas 7. Wharton, ParkefrburR.
Geo. Bier, New MartInsVille
Andrew Dare, Statewide
Thos. Hough, Warrington,
Horace ReSley, Grafton
Geo. Edwards, Mou0dsyIIle.
II Hagans, MorgautoWu,
Jas. Z. Waym, n, Glen Rastou.
Jno. Irwin, cIArksburE,
Jas. A. Campbell, Bethany
Jno. Bayha, Fulton,
Joel TEuesdAle, West Alexander, Pa.
kobt. Simpson. ClaygViIle,
John Baird, Washington,
Sd. crotheTS, Tay lorsto1n,
=. p Rhodes, Bridgeport, Ohio.
d u. Rice, AArtiDsVille,
Q. W. Dllworth, Mt Pleasant.
Col. o. L. POormAu, St. OlAIrsTilIeH
J. Lippincott, Jr., MorristoWn. =
Richardson Bro BelIaire,
Jno. Saunders, SuLhsh,
Wilson Bro, CadIE.
J. P. Watson, HArriSVille,
4. BAttelle, Newport,
Wilson Stringer, West Whaling
ChAS Hare, Summerheld,
u. BenniDghAus, WILLIAMSBURG.
Capt. Watson, GreyAVIlle,
n. Blackburn, HaTriottsvilIs U
Jno. BrAdAeld, Evansville, H