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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-12
,sT- Excl41sa News PROM RoANs AND

ray ExclT1SG News IRON RoAxs AND
War CoUxrIEs.-Ge WHO arrived
Yesterday from Roaae comfy, report that
thew have recently had very exciting times
in Roane and Writ counties. Major Stem
mer, of Gen. Rosecrnns staF, was sent
down to Spencer with force sufficient TO
clean out the seeesh of that yiciuity. IN
fortunately tue coming Of slemmer was
aseertniued by tho rebels aud they man
aged to esoapc from the vicinity of Spen-
Ger. The latter part Of last week, how
ever. Slemmer encountered a considerable
force of secessiouists at Big Bend, in Writ
county, about ten miles from Burning
Springs, aud after skirmishing with them
for Two days, caused them to beat a retreat
with loss of fifteen killed. Lieutenant
MeClosky, of the Union company from
Richie county, was shot in the abdomen,
aud after Observation-Disclosures hours,
died The Union forces then burned the
house of Peter Seibargh, prominent Sc
eession leader, and also the house of
another rebel, whose name we did not
learn. Both of the houses were fortified.
Two rebels who bad taken the oath of al
Ieeilnce, and were caught with arms ia
their hands, were taken out and shot
Two moro men, caught under similar cir
eumstaeccs, were 70 have beeu shot the
next dag. Major Slemmer, in marching
through Roane county. found eight dead
meu in an obscure thicket II was not
known whether the bodies were those Of
Union men or rebels. Major slemmer is
satisfied that the rebels have signal rock
cts, by which they warn one another OF
tue approach Of his force. Theyalso have
,ignaI like the hootiug of an owl, which
IS very advantageously used by tl,ese,
and similar means, they are enabled to
elude the pursuit of slemmer's command
and to scatter into small bodies.
The military authorities at Parkersburgh
are Tightening the lines upon tho rebels,
add have inuugurated vigorous means to
crush out rebellion in that part Of the
country. No man is permitted to leave
The town without pass, aud without first
taking tue oath of allegiance. Guards are
placed upon all the roads leading from the
town.
MHjor SIemmer has taken possession of
the town of Spencer, in Roane county, and
made it his headquarters.
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Dar LIrERARP.-wm. P McKelyy, Of
The Literary Depot corner Of Quincy and
Market streets, has always ON hand the lat
est papers and periodicals. His motto is
tho latest and the besto Give him a
call.
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vo1unteers Wanted.

,,l0 an 10 tile ranks OF the Irou Guards, 70 serve
az three years, or the war. 1t e dtsiTabte thai
the names Of those Wishing to Join be handed IN a.
~ M updersisued at the Company Head Quar-.
ter. Ta X. Z A'l''' nous Rw STEPHENS, 5r.
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9~FEpER4L CouRF.-S Shortly after the
opening of the Court the veuire was called
aud discharged.
A large number Of witnesses were sworn
and sent before the Grand Jury, the most
of whom were ladies WHO have been very
prominent in secession circles. Some of
them were greatly agitated, while others
took the matter as philOsophtcally ascould
be expected.
Geo. Teft, gentleman from Parkers-
burg, came before tho Court, as n witness,
in an intoxicated condition. The Judge
was not altogether satisfied whether he
was ct to 20 before the Grand Jury, hut
veu'ured to seud him there for trial The
Individual was soon returned ms unit to
be examined. The Court asked him how
he came to be drunk. The witness replied,
as he sank helplessly down in chair, that
he didn't know. The Court fined him two
dollars and ordered the Deputy Marshal
to put him to jail until he got sober.
In the afternoon an honest, well mean
ing mau, of the Red wamus persuasion,
came into Court smoking a cigar. The
Jndgc called him up to tue bar aud asked
him IL he was accustomed 70 smoking
cigars In the court rooms The Court
lectured the old gentleman pretty severely
aad asked him to stand aside. 1t is no
rare sight in the State Courts OF some Of
the mountain counties to see the judge,
sheriff and Iurymeu, all smoking cigars a,
the same time. The old gentleman who
Offended yesterday had NO idea of exhibit
ing any contempt for the Court.
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VHTHERIsAs, 1t Is certified to me by the proper
w authorities, that Mt election held ON the
l3Ih day OF August, 1851 in the 2Uth Judicial Cir
cult, composed OF the counties OF Hancock, Brooke
ohio, Marshall, Tyler, WetEel aud MOnOugaa to I'LL
tho vacancy occIsioned by the refusal Of tile late
the ordinance for the reorganization Of tile State
government, majority Of the votes cast given
for Ralph L. Berkshire, Esq, OF MohOugalia county,
Now, therefore, L RE .Ncts II. pEiHPolAI, Governor
Of the Commonwealth OF NirEinia, do declare, by
this, my proclamation, the said Ralph l. Berkshire
duv elected to the ONCE OF Judge OF said 2Uth Ju.
dIelal Circuit.
$ -, Given under my hand and the less seal of
I LS. the Commonwealth, at the city of Wheeling,
49, this 10Th day OF August, 1851 aud the S6th
year OF tile Commonwealth.
I. II. PEIRPOINT.
by the Governor. L. A. MAGANS,
fept3-Std&W Sec'y Of Commonwealth.
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New YoRR, Sept ll.-The Royal NAL
steamer Asia sailed ut poon to-day, with
20 passengers.
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ust HecetVed,
u Song for my COuntFymen,
Columbia, the Geui OF the Ocean
Yankee Doodle, f.
Star Spaugled Banner,
Hail Columbia.
Our Union, Right or Wrong,
Columbia RIFLES the Sea,
Our Good Ship sails Tonight, new and popular,
America,
Yive u America, &c.
Arranged for tho Piano. for sale at the Variety stor
If d. NICOLL & BRO,
my20 100 Main Street
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BAIrmoRE. Sept. Orders have been
received to remove Marshal Kane to Fort
Lafayetle.
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.
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NerrOus o.; Sick Headache may he prevented; and
taken at the commencement of an attack immediate
relief from pain and aiclnesa will BIO obtained.
They seldom fall In removing the Nausea aud
Headdehe to which fpmales are 30 subject.
They, net gently upon the Notwithstanding Cos
freHess
Poi Literary Non, Sudents, Delicate Females, and
all rsops Of ,deHtary habits, they are valuable as
Ldzatiee, Improving the aPrstie, giving tone and
ug to the digestive organs, and restoring the ma,
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The oRPHALTo PILLS ate the result Of long In.
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having been In pse many years, during which time
they have prevented and relieved a vast amount
pain and suffering from Headache, whether originA
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of tho stomach.
They are entirely vegetable in tleir composition,
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BEWARE OF CoUNTERPRlTsi
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Experimentation.

ITO Benjamin Fleming and jacob Beeson, Special
itSo,,s SPECIAL Commissioner for HStrison county.
Zadoc Shields do for Taylor county, d. D. 7. Farms
worth, do for upshnr county vs. lillian b Phares, do
for Randolph county Nathan II. Tan, do for Barbour
county, d. o. Adams, do for Tucker county, William
II. Qrimer, do for Preston county.
WnEt EAs, 1t appears upoS satisfactory evidence OF
the fact, that Gideon D. camden, late Judge OF the
2ist Judicial Circuit composed OF the counties OF
Harrison, Marion, Taylor, Preston. Barbour, Ran
dolph, Upshur and Tucker and I. 9: Watson, Clerk
OF Circuit Court; D. r. Hamilton, Clerk OF County
Court George c. Kerr, Sheriff, and Alpheus 2.
Raymond, Attorney for Commonwealth, OF Marion
county, and O. w. smith, Clerk Of Circuit Cont,
and james MunrOe, Sheriff, Of Harrison county;
aud Geo. W. Hausbrougi, Attorney Tor Comsoh-
wealth, and Zackquill Cochran, Sheriff, OF Taylor
county, and Mifn Lawrence, Clerk Of County Court,
George Dastabie. shefif, aud j. Fisher, Attorney
for CouimOnw ealth, Of upshur county, and BERNARD
L. Brown, Clerk of Circuit Court, Squire Bosworth
David Con- Attorney for Commonwealth, of Ran
dolph county; and Lair D. Worrell, Clerk OF Circuit
Court, James s. Hartman, Clerk Of County Court,
William Daniels, Sheriff, and ID. NJ. Auvil, Attorney
for Commonwealth, of Barbour esnnty, have tallet
TO take tile oath prescribfd by the ordinance for the
Reorganization Of The State government, passed by
18th of juno, 1861;
Now therefore, 1. FRAScls H PEiRPoISr, Governor
Of Virginia In pursuance of authority vested inme
by law, 10 declare the said ofiees vacant, and You
are hereby required ClRving first been duly quail
fed 10 hold, according to law, election to MI the
In your counties, oil Friday, the R7th day
of September, 1851, giving at least ten days
notice OF such election and OF the time OF holding
the same, at each place OF NOting and full authority
Is hereby cOnIo,rCd on you 10 do and provide what
ever may be Necessary for the purpose aforesaid.
49,, Given under my hand, aud the less seal OF
LIS. the CommOuwe alth at the City Of Wheeling,
49, this 9th day OF August, 1851, and li tho
+. II. PRIRPOINT,
by the Governor:
L. a. 1LAGGNs,
augea -Stdkw sec'y Of tue Commonwealth.
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PHiIApELPu1A Sent II.-fiOut is dull at SI.5OR
4,T5 for supeTine and sLSIab12 for extra. Wheat
steady: 30O0 Bushels red ~ 81 IG6l.l5 and wlite.at
S1206l, 2s. CortloWer; 5000 bushels yellow at IS
95S14c. Wliisky Is unchanged.
NV YoRK, Sept. ll.-Ptour firm; sales at S4,40@
4,45 for State. $5@610 for Ohio and Ss95,I5 for
Southern. Wheat firm sales at o6ct9lQG for Chiea-
70 Spring 81 0g@tO9I for Milwaukee Club, sligo
Is for red western, Si23@ l25lS for white. 1890
I,2s for Kentucky and sl,3s81.3O for Michigan.
Corn quiet; Eales Mt E7f9See, yellow sic Pork hea-
W at sls, 5o@lsT5 for mess. whisky hrm Mt 1870.
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AE BAGS SIfted Pepper; 30 boxes Ground Pepper;
ID 20 boxes Ground Ginger, received and for Ials
b (te20 LIST, MORRISON 8 90.
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Southern Rebellion


ftI w AN E'Oh l1116 ON10Ns 4ft.
A History of the Rise and Progress OF the Rebel
lion, and consecutive narrative Of events and Incl
dents from the rst stages of the treason against tho
Republic down to the close OF the cOaflct, together
with the important documents and extracts from
markAhle tpttciles.
Ia Weekly Parts, 81 Pages, large Sow,
Price 10 Cents.
The want Of an Authentic and G,arot9L History OF
the Rebellion. for present reference and future pres
ervattOn, is the subject Of general remark, No work
of that nature has yet been offered to the public, anil
all who wish for Information are compelled to gToPo
through tho niaGe of tile rnmOrs, reports, dispatch.
es letters md editorials of the daily newspapers Ia
Precptdts from It's confused columns, the great facts
nud incidents Of tho struggle for the Union.
To meat this want, and to produce work of PR.
snneHt rdlIe IpeiL If present interest the pull
Usher has arranged for the issue OF the history
above set Orth-iua form and at price which shall
render 1t deceptIble tndM
This history will tell tho STORY AS IT 10, giving
cloar, consecutive narrative of tile cntlre movement
including all the incidents aud events in their exact
order, aud containing the important documents and
extracts from remarkable speeches. twill not lie
mere diary, nor q mere enumeration OF dry aud ma
ked dates nor n compilhtiOnOf slips from newepa-
peers, but will portray in connected and interesting
narrative. the revolutionary steps, as wei rs the
measures OF the Government.
It will thus prove desirable available and sattsiac
tory to every citizen, every family, every Office Hn
s given to tho public in the full assurance that IL
will command the APPRECIATION of every good citizen
in our still Glorious Land.
To be hal of all news dealers, postmasters aud
booksellers everywhere.
Subscribers sending 0NK DOLLAR in "a good bill or
postage stamps TO
FRED'K GERHARD, GeneralAgent
for the Publication.
81 Nassau Street. Post Dox 4OOI) New York City, Ia
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Britain, California, Canada and Australia with tho
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Canada, $ll0 InordOrinG copies the full and exact
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IN every instance.
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I.,rcest Circulation Of any Paper in
t. western Virginia. 81
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rhnrsday Morning, Sent. u. 1851.
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RECOMMENDATION.

Males I3-Females 11-2I.
lost JAMES w. CLEMENS, S
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING
G - G1o IA Cd - Do
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,


DECEMBER 5rH 1859
-Four Daily Passenger 1raiRs 10 Philadelphia.
(From and passing Reading)
At go a. m, 20 a M, 10 noon,
(F-eighi and Passenger,) and 500 p. m.
Two daily trains to Poitsvie and Port
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Connecting at Port Clinton with trains foi
Tamaqna, Wiiliamsport, Elmirs, Buffalo,
Niagara Falls, and the Canadas
The l0.lS a. m up train only connects a,
Port Clinton with trains for WiIkesbsrre,
Scranton and Pitston.
Passengers leaviag Wiliamsport by the
Catiawlssa Railroad night line, a, 1918
p. m, connect with a passenger Iain lsay
ing Port Clinton al $50 a. m, arrive al Read
ing al SO a. m, breakfast and proceed di-
rect 10 Philadelphia by the $40 a, m. Read
ing Accommodation Train.
On Sundays The 1918 a. m. Down, and
the sos p. m Up Trains only run.
LEBANON VALLEY BRANCH.
Ttro Trains Daily, (Sundays Ercepted) TO and
from Harrisburg.
At1O23 a. m. and O8 p. m. Leaving
Harrisburg al 90 a. IN. and 2.35 p. m
Connecting with trains on the Northern
Central, Pennsylvania, and Cumberland Val
ley Railroads, for Sunbury, Willamspou.
PIu.butgn, Lancaster, bailimofe, Cnam-
bers5urg, &c.
Through Tickels-Reading TO Baltimore;
S4 90 10 Lancaster, 50 IS; 10 Gettysburg,
SO So
80 pounds OF baggage allowed TO eact
passenger.
The second class cars run with all the
above trains.
Through FIRST class tickets at reduced
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Chicago, and all the principal points IN the
West North West, and the Canadas; anG-
Emigront Tickets al lower fares to all above
places, can be had on application 10 thu
station agent at Reading.
All tickets will be purchased before the
trains start Higher fares charged il paid
in cars. G.. A. NICOLLS,
Engineer and General Superintendent.
February 20, 1860.
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Great Fire--inother Triumph.

Knoxville, Tenn, March 10, 1889.
Messrs. EVANS & WATSON, Phila'da.
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near fire proof as il is possible for any Sa:s
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RAYMOND'S FAMILY
S EW NC M AC HiNE !!
PATENTED MARCH 9, 1858.
PRICE a1n EACH.

NEESSRS. ZUPPlNGER & ROBBINS, of
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The following are some of the superior
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2 Double thread Machines are from The
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RAYMOND'S, child can manage il iC two
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Rloom.buro July IL, 1860
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Howard Associations,
PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA.
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VALUABLE REPORTS on SpematorrhGa
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DIR ]. hOVEE DODS'
IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS

Are composed of pure and und0lleraled
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Ii Costs but Little Purify the Blood GIVE
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DIR. ] BOYEE DODS,
Imperial Wine Bftters!!l

from ell who have not used them. We chal-
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