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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-17
BLEEDING OF TnE LUNGS,
BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS.
RRAD THE FOLLOWING.

DR. wISRART-Sir: I return my grateful thanks
Tor the discovery you have made In making n nedI.
cine that will cure Inflammation OF the Lungs aud
Liver Complaint When commenced TO use your
Pine TreO Tar Cordial, WAS to all appearance aear
my grave. had been for y length thine splitting
blood and would at timSs VomIt It.
Ny physicians (fOr employed tWo) pronounced
me past cure; but my sister had used your Pine
Tree Tar Cordial which did her 90 much good, that
she prevailed on mo AS last resource, 70 Try IL
and, thank God, commenced to use Il. l have
taken twelve bottles, and am perfectly cured, and
am ready aud willing that any person that Il sick
ShOuld call on me, and I will tell them what your
Cordial has done fer All my friends and neigh.
boES were utterly RstoniShed At my speedy return
TO healthi for they had seen me yomiE blood In .
elotted state frequently. Publish my case, for 1
want every person that l. suffering was to know
Of your Invaluable medicine. -
Respectfully, JOHN VERDIN
Grease e., six dooEs above Richmond It,,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-17
A Positive Cure for Dyspepsia.
Hear IVhGt Nr. John II. BaGeOek says:
HO.ll02S 0LIVEA STRICT,

EOIlO2s OLIVER STREET,
PhilAdll phIa, January I'D, 1858.
Dr.. WISHARF-Sir: 1t Is with much pleasure that
j am now able TO inform you that, by the use Of
your Great American Dyspepsia Pills, have been
entirely cured Of that most distressing complaint,
Dyspepsia. have been grieyyusly afflicted for the
lGSt twenty eight years, and for ten years Of that
time have not been Tree from its pain one week At
time. have had It In its WORT form, and have
dragged on most miserable O1istenee-in pain day
iABd night Every kind Of food that ate illed me
with wind and pAin, Il mattered not how light, or
how small the quantity. Acontlnued bechinR was
sure to follow. hsd no appetite for any kind Of
mOatS whatever, Gud my distress was great for
several months before heard Of your Pills, that
frequently wished for death 1 had taken every
thing that had heard Of for DyEpepslA, without
receiving any bsnsht; but on your pills being rec
nEa-Sodvi G0 INC by one Who had been cnrNd by
them, concluded 70 give them trial, although
had no faith in then. Omy AStOnishm6nt found
myself getting better before had taken onefourth
Of box; and, amer taking half box, a I0GII
HSdH, and can eat anything tOfEh, and enjoy .
hearty meal three times day, without ineonTe-
nIenco from anything l eat or drink II you think
proper, you arc At liberty 70 make this public and
refer 70 me- will ehcerfully give all desirable In
formation TO any one who may call on me.
YOurs, respectfully, JOHN Il. BABc0CK.
Price, per Box, One Dollar.
Sent by mail on receipt Of the price by
LOGAN, LIST / CO.,
and T. II. LOGAN CO.,
nO9o-Sm Wheeling, Agent for West virginia.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-17

wTar BoHEmIr GLASS BIOIi11lns ap-
pear this evening at waSbipgtOa Hail.
They were engaged all day yesterday 70
making The necessary preparations. We
have no doubt but they will have 8 very
popular run, as they have had elsewhere.
We made a mistake ia stating that the adj
mission was 10 cents. The admission Is
IS cents.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-17

FORTBSS mOhROB, JAu. H.
Sin. Your note addressed to Maj. Gen.
Hitchcock in relation to an appointment
by the Government of the United States Of
a Commissioner of Exchange. is returned.
This Government claims aud exercises the
power of appointing our own agents to
represent its inter esIs, irrespective of any
supposed sanction by the confederate au-
-thorities. No right of declaration of out
lawiug by those authorities of any officer
or soldier OF the United Statss can be Ad-
mitted or for a moment regarded by the
Government Of the United States, as il
certainly will be not by persons upon
whom such intimidation is attempted.
am instructed TO renew the offer, leaving
all other questions in allegiance, to ex-
change man for man. and officer for officer
Of equal rank, actually held in custody by
either party, until all prisoners Of war so
held, are thus exchanged. take leave to
express the hope, from humane cousidera-
lions to those confined as prisoners of war
on either side, that this offer will be ao-
cepted.
am further instructed 10 inform you
that unless u flag of truce is sent forward
under the sanction of the Commanding
General Of this Department is recognized
aud respected by your athorfties, all fur
Their communication between this Govern
ment and the confederate authorities By
flag of truce must cease. However much
the loRs Its ameliorAtiug influences upon
the vigors of what ought to be a civilized
warfare, is to be regretted, but the respon-
sibility Of such determination must be lett
with those whom you represent.
have the honor to be very respectfully,
Your obd't serV't,
BENZ. F. BUTLER,
Major General Commanding.
To Hon. Robt. ouId, Oomsr. Exchg.,
Richmond, Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-17

wLl1ur. MELvrE RrcHARDs, of Car
lin's Battery, wants a few more good re-
cruits. 1t is hardly necessary for Us to
recommend the Wheeling Battery to those
desiring to enlist. It aud It's officers and
mea are we'll known to most Of our read
en. Lieut.. Richards may be found at
DiIloD's plumber shop MAin street.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-17

sarPaov. VIZ. q. Wnr4p.-ThlS gentle.
man, as will be seen by the proceedings of
the Legislature, was yesterday elected
State Superintendent Of Public Schools.
Prof White has been residing in Fairmont
far 4 long series Of yesFR. he was sndor-
I'D by members who supported him as An
accomplished, energetic man aad praeti-
Cal educator.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-17
Railroed Accident.

BuyEALo, Feb. l6.-TWo freight trains
and one stock train collided this afternoon
on. the Lake Shore road, Eve miles from
here. One man reported killed and sew
eral wounded. Also about SO head of cat
tie killed. aa.ls-
The name of the man killed was Hewitt,
a cattle drover from louisville. Another
named Samuel Hathaway, from PrinisTille,
was seriously Injured. Others were In
jured, but not seriously.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-17

WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.-Rumors as to 40
intended protest by our government against
the French occupation of. Mexico is GER
Goverument on the point is fully explained
in lately published diplomatic correspOn-
dence.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-17
DyspspsIaI DyspepsIaI

DR.. WIsHARI: have been a constant sufferer
With Dyspepsia for the last eighteen years, during
which time 1 cannot say that ever enjoyed per-
FfSrtly WeildAy There were times when the ymptomA
we're more aggravated than At others, and then it
seemed It would be . great relief to die. had at
all tinSs unpleasant feeling In my head, but lat
srly my sutterinEu 80 much increased that became
almost unit for business Of any kind, my mind
continually dlled with gloomy Thoughts and fore
bodinBs, and u attempted To change their current
bJ reading, at once sensation Of Icy coldness In
connection with dead weight a. It were, rested
upon my braiui also feeling Of sickness would
cur At the stomach, AID great pain % my eyes, &C
eotnpaniOd With which was the continual fear Of
Losing my also experienced great Assitule
debility and nervousness, which made It dneult TO
walk by day or Aleep at night. I became aVerSe to
society, and disposed only to secluSon; and having
tried the skill Of number Of eminent yseIAns Of
IaEious Schools finally came 10 the conclusion that
oF this disease, a. my present age. IS Year,, there
was cure in existence. lint, through the inter
hrenee OF Divine Providence, to whom deVoutIy
oHer my thanks, 1t last found n sovereign remedy
In your Dyspepsia Pills and Tar Cordial, which
seem to have 1IectuAlIy removed almost the last
trace Of my loug list Of ailments and bad feelings,
and IN their place health, pleasure aud oontentmGnt
are my everyday companions
JAMEs u. SAUNDERS,
No. ass North Second street, Philadelphia, for
merry Of Woodbury., n. ].
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-17

ST.. LOUIS, Feb.I l6-A private letter
from Vicksburg 9Th, from an eye witness,
says AePherson's corps crossed the Big
Black, 10 miles east OF Vicksburg, on the
7tb. Hurlbut's corp took . parallel route
from Vicksburg and crossed at Messengers
ford, Eve miles above AcPherson's pom
toons, each column fourteen miles long.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-17
JosEPH DARR; Jr.,
1t. Col. lst Va. Cavalry,
SuP't Vol. ReeI'g SerV. West Va.

R9c THE NOTORIOUS BILL HARPER
ElLLED.-Most of our readers have heard
of the notorious guerrilla and buShwhack-
er. Bill Harper. who has been terror to
the loyal people OF Randolph, Tucker,
PendIeton aud adjoining counties. ever
since the breaking ont of the rebellion.
Well, Bill Harper is no longer in the land
of the living. A few days ago Captain
Sampson Snyder, of the Randolph Home
Guards, hearing that Harper WAS stopping
at the house of Leonard Harper, q relative,
who resides 10 Peudleton comfy, took a
squad of his men aud went over to capture
him. They surrounded the house and de-
manded a surrender. Harper refused to
surrender, when he Was fred upon and
wounded. He still fought desperately,
even after be was down upon the ground,
aud Is said to have cut Snyder severe
gAsh upon the arm. When finally con-
quered and subdued, 1t was discovered
that some thirteen or fourteen balls had
been lodged in his body by snydsr's squad.
Harper is said to have murdered more
men, stolen more horses, and destroyed
more property than any other single indi.
viduaI In the State. He WAS man Of
meet desperate and deteruinsd character,
aud always had about him gang 4eom-i
PoSed!aEwsu Of BiaiIAEIEs.ld----S74ssa = =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-17

n~CoL. Dana furnishes us the grats
flying intelligence that one hundred and
seven men have been fqrnished tSwsrds
filling up the quota Of.Ohio cogRty-si1t y.
two new recruits and fOrty;6Ts re.enlisted
veterans of the FIr5t Regiment Virginia
Volunteer TufaOttys . Ked % GEg-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-17
TAB CORDIAL, TAR CORDIAL,
TAI CORDIAL, TAR CORDIAL,
A hVaui6Ls Cure for BronehitiI.
An IRtulIiblG Cure for Bronchitis.

IA hVauibls Cssrs for BrOnehitiS.
An LRtallible Cure for BrOnehitis
Mr.. Ward says: tEDr. WrEHAKT-SIr: had Bron.
ehttiS, Inflammation Of the Lungs, shoFtuess Of
BREATH and PalpltatOn Of the heart In their worst
fornSi had been treated by several Of the most
eminent phyalclAns In Philadelphia but they could
not stop the rapid course OF my disease, aud had
dOsPAired Of ever being restored to health was
truly on the very verge oFthe grave. Your Pi .
Tree Tar Cordial was highly recommended to me by
friend i tried It and thankful to say that,
after using four large, and email bottle was
rOstOIod TO perfect health. You eau give reference
To my house. No. o6S n. Second street, or at my
ONCE Of RecCv0r Of Taxes, frOm A II. to P. n :,
corner OF Chestnut and sixth streets.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-17
New York Money Market;
Me-, w..

Money decidedly easier; per cent. for
moderate Anomalous large: balances have
been offered at 8 per cent. -
Sterling opened at 176 bat deolined iT5i.
20 Gold irregular and unsettled; opening 81
COZ, advancing TO eng, closing firm at
GU4@60s. 45T1 ~; y -. "a. -.
Government stocks Iirmer and IN good
reqpesti U. s. G's 1873; coupons Ill 39's
lllA. LII = W. ----I.- n :.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-17
Soldiers Supper.

4 Nv Committee OF Inception will meet on Wed.
restAy evening, At I O'Clock, At John BiAhoP's
Ali h'lLs must be presented At that time By the
cUHa -itt~SGsen CONTRASTING EnF the RanlR.-
b. UTLcE Of the ConmlItoe.
tsHII SAMUEL LAUeHLIN, Treasursr.
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WlSHARTIS TAR EnRnIkI

WIkA positively cure the following dIsSa..,.
w Consumption, II not beyond the power Of med
Iel5S. Inflammation the lungB Coughs sore Throat
AND bToast Bronchitis, Asthma Pilss Gravel and ~
unlauinS Remedy for female Complaints
DR.. Wishart's Pine Tree Tar Cordial
y the onS vital principle OF the Pine Tree obtained
y peculiar process In the dIStillation OF the tar
~ which the highest medicinal properties are ro.
T the medicine that cure. when ali other, have
TAR FAR S SSSsDt4' TAB TAB S SoRDTAI.
he Great Remedy for oBasumpttoa.
zAs Great ReaedVJor C6aSuHlPlioR.
/ am constantly receiving such certificates a. the
DG. WIsHART-rear Sir: had n very dreadful
cough and sore throat for one year, aud my whole
system was &St giving way, aud was Frustrated
on my boo with but little hope OF recovering. NV
olSeAse BAN led the power Of all medicines aud In
snort time must have gOue to my grave; bpt thank
aods my dAughtOrin-lRR would not rest until sho
went to your store, No. 10 North street and
reLated the case to Hou, purchased one bottle Of
jour Pine Tree Tar Cordial, aud commenced to
use IT. and 10 one week much better, aud after
nAnE three bottles am perfectly we'll, wonder to
Al ny friends, for they all pronounced me past cure
PubliSh my case if you think proper.
REHEGOA HAMILTON,
No. 1871 Wayne street, PHILADELPHIA
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-17

Providence, R. L, Feb. l6-Goy. Smith
this morning officially informed the Gener-
al Assembly that the quota Of this State
under every call of tho President is full.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-17
Old Home Bitters.
THE PRIDE OF VIRGINIA.


necessary article this warm weather. That's
what's the matter. You want bottle. 10,
Don't go about complaining of boIng 30 weak and
feeling so exhausted by the weather. zoo can be
relieved very easily BY uHing
Laughlin's Old Home Bitters, I
TIE PRIDE OF VIRGINIA..
No use going to the spdugs and spending many
OfthOse "grceabacks." You will cat better aud OF
eourso feel better, and natural consequence look
better. by uSing
Laughlin's Old Home Bitters,
THE PRIDE OF VIRGINIA.
These BitterS are agreeable to the taste, In mild
operation, the most delicate using them with inpu.
nifty Speedy In action and penetrating the seat of
disease, they impaTt new health aud vIgof to the
system. Tho exquisite flavor, the delicate aroma
and pleasant tAEte Of this preparation renders 1t PEE
culiAriy acceptable the tsvered and IanEuId
patient Prepared only by 9--s -r.r-
LAUGHLINs GBUsHPIRLD.
JULIA Wholesale Druggists. Wheeling.
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can only give . few OF the many thOuSands OF
eerthoAtes am receiving In favor OF thIs great
lAhed in circular form, which send NEE on appica.
ton. Whether you conclude 70 give the Medicine q
trial or not, Send for circular. Price Fly Cents
and Que Dollar, bottle.
Prepared only by the proprietor.
Or. l.. Q. @. WISHART,
PhilGdelPhIa, Pa.
Sold Wheeling by LOGAN, LIsI co.
and T. Il. LOGAN 4 co.
Agents for West Virginia.
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Z =
The Mister aud Descriptive rolls OF re.
enlisted men (vetsraps) belonging to the
LIST Va. Vol. Inf, certified to by Capt J. E.
Morrow, Asst Comfy Of MuStsrS for the Id
Div. Dept West Va, received at the Office
Of 1t. Col. DArr mp to Feb. 10, 1864, show
the following men credited to Wheeling,
westva:
comPan9 F. Rs-enlisted and Mustered FEB.
sAb 1864.
Montgomery George Rose James F.
Company A. Re enlistsd aHd AGstsred FEB.
l0M, 1854.
Carmack Stockton ?. Robertson CIegget D..
EbbeFt VIM u. Ripley Peter
Eckhart August Rodenback VIM.
Greer David Riley Lee A.
Irvine Clarence E. Simpson James
0Wiugs Alfred
compuay. E, Re enlisfed and Au'tsred Feb.
stA, 1854.
Holmes Gilbert L.
Company C, Rs.enEiStsd and Mustered Feb.
sd, 1854.
Armstrong John G. Miller Joseph D.
BUGGY Wesley Il. Moore Rilhard s.
Cook Theodore Ruuyeu Dallas
Chance Samuel Ross VIM. n.
CLARK RbeneLer Sutherland Upton
CottrsI William StilIWagoner Peter
Gilbert jeremiah StillWagoner Henry
Hobsou Francis A. Stanton Thos. h.
Harvey John Shfpman Levi J.
Jones Jas. o. Taylor Thos D.
Leech Alfred Taylor Henry P.
Lewis Chapman YosI Francis n.
Nelson Rich'd G.
Company C. Re. snlistsd aad Austered FEB,
llh, 1864.
BUGGY Henry W. Harry Noble C.
BUGGY Jacob RouaCk Joseph W.
Dean Isaac 2. Stanton John W.
TotAl-45
JOSEPH DARR; Jr.,
1t. Col. lst Va. Cavalry,
SuP't Vol. RseE'g SsrV. West Va.
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Notice TO Subscribers.

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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-17
HAIR DYEl HAIR DYE!
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lie the Best In the World.

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HAGAN,s MAGNOLIA Balm.

Thi, {. the most delightful and extraordinary ar.
tiels ever discovered. II changes tbe sun burnt
face and hands to poarIy satin textun Of raVIshInE
beauty, impGrting the marble purityioF youth, and
the dfstiROTs appearance % inviting In the city
belle Of hShiOn- 1t removes tan, hesklos, pimpIOs
and roughnels from the skin, leaving teeompIexIon
fresh, transparent and smooth. II echtains NO ma
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have. Sold everywhere
DEMAS s. BARNES i co.
GseoEal Agents,
SePl en- 2o2 BROADWAY, N. Y.
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NV YoRK, Feb. ia very high gale
from tue northwest prevailed all the after
noon and evening with heavy gusts of
snow.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-17
pxSRERSTA.
A Positive Cure for DyspepsIa-Tha
Grent Anglican DYnne nnla PHI.

We my say with safety that ninety cases ont Of
every hundred, that one with consumption had at
INST only d spepsiI. Dyspepsia quickly lays the
tie most fatal character. dyspepsia Is emphatIcalIy
the disease that takes from that brAeInE stimuli
Of ambition aud hope, euiaseulates aud units
70 ply BtriAnS Of every school, that In Dr. wshArtG
6Feat American DyEpepalA Fills and Pine Tree Ia r
vi hart ha4tteatSd In the nAs4 tvAaIs year,,
t6nt6, for Dygpop8tA in its various forms, and in
every case WHARF IhO medicine taken a. directed
u made perfect cure. A number Of tho above
tetAns In this country and Europe.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-17

CAIRo, Feb. l3.-Wisconsin veteran vol
unteers, AGO strong, arrived from NASH
vile this morning en- route home.
The municipal election here yesterday
resulted in the election of the citizens
ticket. 80 -Hs
Fou= hundred new recruits from Iowa
will leave to-day for the South. q
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-17

Denver CRY, Feb. Ie.-JsmesD D. Clark,
pay clerk 10 the branch mintsin this city,
abseonded on Saturday night last with
$4,000 in gold and grefnbScks. ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-17

DENyER CRY, Feb leEResolutions re-
the re- election, Of Mr.. Lincoln
passed both branches Of The, Legislature
unanimously to-day. - 9. .
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Cn-PARTNERSHIP.

TINHE uDdsrSlgned hlyo % fGFc into paEtneTlhIp
L under the name and btyie Of John RoemOr Co.,
for the purpose OF Continuing the Wholesale and
rptail Dry Goods business IN it various branches,
on an enlarged scala Al the ol1 glald No 81 and a.
Main street, Centre wheeling, NJ VI. Having ln-
cfeH1ed facilities for Keeping n IafRO and varied
kof all kinds Of Dry G0dl, hla Carpets,
10 which We invite tn AftsutOn OF and
ali cab buyers In general, to favor with early
cali, our policy will be Vigorous, sygtemAtIe and
liberal. JOHN RoEAER.
Ianl2 HENRY BONNER.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-17
Letter from Gen. Butler.
FoRrEss MoNRon, Jan. l2.

ing the position of the government and
himself.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-17

INN BDLs. OHIO RIVER 1 PITTsB RGH,
lUfUU on hand aud arriving. for sale by
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TOBACCOS. -Ie
76 BOXES sUP'R %. los, SPUN TOBACCO,
10 100 rs
rs a. NAturai1saf
30 Kegs Twist sg-
dseIS PAXTON, DoNLoN ( oaLEBA1.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-26
Accident On the !. v. RaIlroaa.

Icorrespondenee Of tie Nashville Unlon-j
A srnash-up Of the through trains
from Nashville to Johnsonville, on the
Nashville and Northwestern Railroad.
occurred June 23d, at 3 p n, when
two miles vest Of Wsverly, tearing up
the track for over four hundred yards,
and completely .demolishing the four
hind car, and severely wounding and
killing number of persons, citizens
and soldiers, Who were on the cars
The cause Of the occurrence is not yet
asoertained. We hope the affair may
be promptly investigated and due jas
tice meted out to the guilty We have
expected for some time TO hear of q
smash-up, from the apparently careless
and reckless way in which some trains
have been run over this road. We hope
that measures viii be taken to prevent
any more such accidents.
Kl4ea-Lieut Cherry, T. Q. M,, John
sonville. eolored soldiers. 18Th L. 6
Dangerously Holuded-Capt, Coleman.
III 4 y; Capt Dawde, 18th c. s; Lieut.
Newhart, Il s E Private F. Mann, Co
G, II. 4 F.; and several citizens, whose
names have not been able to learn.
Slightly Wo,ndsS-Lieut Col. Twee-
dale Serg't O. Halterman, Co. B Serg't
J. A. Snyder, Co. 81 Sergt j. II Bell,
Co G, and others more or less injured
P. NIB.