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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-13

A caANan has come over The Baltimore
Sua. Not very long ago the Sra abound-
ed with Rulings against the Govern
ment, and apologies for secession. Now
It has devoted Its editorial talents to the
Atlantic Telegraph, educational matters
and the like. Alit,le wholesome restraint.
It seems, is operating on the Ss1. The
SIu editor must have been hard up for a
subject when be called up the shades OF
Cyrus Field aud De sauty,
The Epsta4ge Is devoted to the elucida-
ton OF peace theories, based on an ae-
acknowledgement of the rebellion. That is
the most it dAsss do nov, for the traitors.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-13

To the People OF 1KonongaIla Comfy.
Iretnrn my sincere thanks to the call of
tNauy Citizens requesting me to be a
candidate for the new State Convention,
and beg most respectfully 10 decline the
honor. Were elected could not I'LL
the position without resigning my past of
Assistant Quartermaster in the United
States Army nf the Union, which do not
consider consistent with the duties owe
To myself and the Government.
SEPTRNBER s, 1851.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-13
TPuHuc-Sa SEi

AN ACT 70 provide for holding the district and cir
cult courts in Judicial Districts during temporary
vacancy Of thsj udgeshir.
Be II GRATED by the Senats and House Of Repre-
sentAtiTes q the United States Of America In Coz
Eress aSsembied That In case Of vacancy In the Of
ice Of district tadEe Of any Judicial district Of the
Ualted States in any State IN which there are two
judicial districts, It shall be Iafal for the district
Judge Of the other district In laid State TO hold the
district eonTt errt onurt in u sickness or
the abseuce o. the circuit judge and dtseharge all
can't district long such vacancy shall continue;
and AL the aets and proceedings In sid courts or BY
before the said district Judge o. the adjoining dis
triet, lhAil have the force, eject and Vaiidity
asif done and Transacted by and belore judge ay,1
pointed for such district.
Approved. August 8, 1851.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-13

We see II stated that Gen. Butler is At
washingtOu getting ready for another de-
scent on the Southern coast Pity the
General had % stop things 70 take that lit
Tie run round on shore. If 1t hadn't been
for has he nlgbt have bSea before Charles
ton or Savannah by this time with another
feet. Now while he is getting ready, aud
the New York papers are giving notice Of
his movements, the enemy win be getting
ready too, and BY the time the hero Of
Hatteras gets down there he viii end them
prepared to give him warm reception.
Captnring those forts was brilliant
thing, but IL would have been still more
brilliant to have followed it up and carried
construction while he could all along the
Southern coast. Il looks too much like
finding out the enemy's weak point and
then notifying him Of 1t.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-13

IPuue-No. 81


An ACT to punish certain crimes against TIE United
Be Il saarted ky The Senate ara Hoass Of Repre-
sentatiVes Of the United States q Aeliea in Coo
Eress GEmbled Tat q anE efsoa shall b guilty Of
tie aef q EoeF1itnG soldiers ilra IN any STATE
OF TerTieo- q EAa Uaitsd etifss 70 elee IN arusA
hostility alinst the unIfed Stntes, Who stll ope1
areeTutfnE station for the enfstment q such per-
up5l cOaVic11 IN aay eOart q record having furis-
dietiOn Of the oisnrsE shah Be ngd sum NOT less
tilan tuo hundred dol1Ass more than one tliou-
s[nd dollars Ad eonansd and fnpTisoued Tor peri
Cd not less tAdu one Te1r nor more than fEe years.
See. . And Be Il further enacted, That the Person
enlisted OF engaged aS regular volunteer shall
be ind u like manner. . sum Of one hundred
dpllArs sad imprisoned not les than one nor more
than three years.
! Approved, Auglst 6, 1861.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-13
m. nIennest ian r.t.

The meanest man jet discovered. is a
miserable wretch down a, Petersburg Va,
who has bean detected counterfeiting Eve
dollar Confederate bonds. If thereis any
lower deep than this. vhatisit? The man
who stole tombstone is saint compared
Rfth him.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-13

a coRREspoxDxsr Of the cineiuaa.i Ca
netfe, writing from the Cheat Mountain
country thinks tbe natqrai resources of
that region are rather slim; For, be says, 81
have scarcely seen level ground enough
since Handed ON lhe sacred soiE' to whip
dog on. and do ftwith any degree of re-
tprct to the animal
Must be hard country out there.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-13

ADyIcrs from Washipgton y that 70
liable information hasbsen obttihed % the
eject that since the capture 81 the Nerih
oarolinA forts thirteen regiments have
isft the army opposite Washins,on I'D gone
home, Other accounts say thar ere Is q
seed deal Of demoraliratiou 10 Beaases
CARDS army. NeEersheisss be appears lo'
ne gtthsring his strength ssr a -raud bai-
tles which from indications nsy take place
a6y DIV. CID :. 9lJf -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-13

THE muster roll Of the Tar River Ran
gers, taken Al Hatteras Inlet, contains the
names Of sixty -four men, only Eve Of whom
were able TO write their own names the
rest all made their marks. These are the
cavaliers who sneer At the Northern stmud-
si1lg."-M. 7. CoEaTeiqL
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-13

yria4sI, ozs q azy usoey in the TFsAsaIy net eth
eEIlse zptrcsrilted the sal u one hundred thoa-
alf 1fiSrE fsr e5uf7EzeneieA q EarilttoRs- 10 Be
ili AID Ep5lssi EasE ths dFsetiSu = the seereea-
Sse- Z And be Il flrfhsr elnsted, nat Any eoEa-
Inlsed aslesr q til &rEy. naFY, & l1tEins corPS
vho naTfng tF.tersI HIS n slaIl, Tli1E to
noEiee q The aeClptanee q tie sAl9 By the pro
~ ElthoEity, ard, Whit isaEes SEA htsEost o.
" shlt therefr1ri silfl - registered Is deseE-
fsr, and Fubliihed - ElSh.
See. & And be Il farther e11eted, 1hAt uogSitns
- = pGli5trSnt In the array 4 hsreby ABOLISHED
Sc 4 And be Il further sllsts4- hat tor re1ne-
gfrg sfshles -1tier hos the Erolnds
hsUitli ~ rrIdfsz said Ersun1s 70 seeEfa proqer
drlfrl.e q tka El. tse san o. i've tholsl1d dol-
Iars hs anI tn sals Is heTeby AFpropratgd- to Be
szeltsd llitrt6F .nf he snfEee-t GeaeEal
e tie Euitld StEfes
APIFUTea, AEglsE 5, ISL
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-13

RIcHAED BusrEED calls for the names of
the ia,e employees in the New York Gus
tom bouse who refused to take the oath Of
allegiance, saying :-"Give US the names
ot these Benedict Arnolds- ] don't want
to shake hands with one of them, even by
accident" Busted Is Democrat, bat
not one of the .speaee' sort.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-13

Gas, MecGsttAxs speech 70 his 2rusy <
= model Of bFevity. L e 90 eyssy shOtt
that o nay repeated here; .sss ~
sotps ssi-we have had our last e.
treat. We have seen our last defeat. Yen
stand By he, 1 win sIspd b gOgg ana
heneetoEth victory win crown our tforts.
Some nea could not have said As much
in thres columns.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-13
LATBR-

Since writing the above ne received tie
dispatch from clarksburE, which appears
IN the telegrnphis eolumnr giving an &C.
eoont Of battle, on Taesday afternoon,
between Roseerans and Floyd. The ae-
eoant Is not very explicit, but IT appears
that victory was achieved b. our arms.
The SseesIioniSts ned as usual, taking
Advantage Of The darkness to make their
escape.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-13

Iris said that the Secretary of War, at
the commencement of the battle of Bull
Run, imPIored captain in a Pennsylvania
regiment to .istrike for their homes. and
they did 50 al the rate of ten miles an
hour.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-13

Ak ACT IN rslstiou % The osee a AttoTnsy q the
Uuibsd SAFE fsr the southern distEiet Of SeE
Tork-
q ths United States q An8lEiea dCoD-
ETEls aEsshlsd nat there shall be PAID % tie At
toEney e Ihs Unifed StatAs for tie so1heru dsFet
thnlsand d1ll8E8 per and EoelI ttonal SIZE
q shall Be Necessary, Together With The costs AID
feS nv aIISaaa by law 70 pay such RE3ount shall
s. el n fke SacrstaTy oft6e Intsr5or E5r the pro-
pr expenss Il The CfBee insludIng salaries Of
EistSntI and clerks
Sc 2 And be IL further enacted Tat the Hc-
cunts q said attorney fro1l and astee the foarth
day q April laEt Eal Be ussed ADD seftled IN the
sLIns nanneE - the sane would have ben adtnsted
and settled bad tbs at been In operation On and
amer that tlIy.
ESApPrOEed AngnE 6 1s5l-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-13

RniAstE men IN Bridseporg Conn.,,
aver hat thsy hare eyidsnus that money
has bean seat from sRtchmond, Va, to pay
those who, at The N6rtb, are engaged in
getting up peace meetings.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-13
[Pwlc-No. ss.3
q uIAll---3'V III ="
Az ACT to eonhseAte property ussd for ipsurree
tionAry purposes. IL


Az ACT to eGnGseAte property ussd for ipsnrree-
tonary p1rPnseS- -
Be & enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-
Tess asserabIed Thdl ID during the present or Srv
future fnsurreeti6n against tie aOTeruraent Of the
United states amer the President shau have declared
by proclamation that the laws Of the United States
are opposed and the execution thereof Distracted,
BIZ eombinattons too to be suppressed BY the
ordinary Of judicial proceedings, or BY the
rover rested In the marshais BY Law, any person or
persons his her, their lelt, 6ttsEbsy, o. onl-
ployee. shall purchase aeqaire, selI give any
prOPsrty of Watsoeyer kind, description, With in
tent . use enpoy the sane, or suffer the same
70 be used OF employed IN aiding Hbefting or pro-
oting aleh fnsIrrsettou oE Tesltanee 70 ne lsyTS
OF any psrson persons engaged therein or II any
person oc perso1s, being the owners OF any
sueh property, shah knowingly use or employ, or
Aforesaid all sueh property e hereby declared to Be
lAfn subject q prize aud capture wherever fund;
-, " ~ - - y tne oni-
ted States % eause the same % b GaSed eousa.ed,
and enndsuped- n
See z Aud b It further enacted, That such prfEsi
and capture shan be condgmned In the district or
cre1t court Of tie United States having Jurisdiction
q the a1lgunt, in admfrlltT n a1y district in
which the sane nay be setled or into which they
See 8 And De C further enacted Thai TIE Attur-
nay Geggral any district attofnsy * the United
s1s e seia sala pSEty nay E The tine Be
In such easo they SHALL Be b1Ily for the bs1eat of
he Qnited seates; any person nay lis 40 inEJrF
eeedins sta Be Tor the usa Of sleh ri ~,
Unltsd SthueS- Ia eq1al part.
Sex. 4 And y 4 further enacted, That Ehenerer
horeaiter, during the present inlarrection aeainst
tbs Ggteruueuf ot ths uaited States, any persop
elansd e. Be held 70 IabOr serviea une[ The IaS
e Az t9te shan Re Ee9qired q permitted BY the
psrg0n 70 whom such lab0r or serTiea e eiIiii 10
- l1e or 81 the laufui ltnt q such retIJu 70 taSy
Up arms alnst tie unIte1 statss, OF sliaIi b. re
alrei By he PeFsoa . whom sleh h
boz o. seryiee 3 eiatmed = be dle q Its lIIfai
ageut5 70 uTurk OF % Be enpl1Jed q OF up5a any
toftl t1Eg yard doek, arl1ls sllp, sufFefieistif
O IA any miliflry o. naSll RsFvfea urf1tsoeJ5
ageint the G0yernuent and lawful authority 81 ne
Clted Statsss then and IN EVER sieh ease tls pet.j
sian fllfeit his elain to saet lib0E, any Inv q ne
STATE OF Of The United States q tie epntraFy of-
HlthEtt1dfne And uhenevir ttiereRar the JslFsi,i-
hts chin, y shall Be = tan nd safeisut ansse q
sih sil,l IL, he Esrs9a yoa seryies q lalor :
srn1sot d the Uaitsd Slltos ecutEarT % ~ pre
visions q this aets 80 - e
Approved, August 6, 1851.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-13

A Washington despatch relates the fol-
loving:
An effort was made to-day to check the
firing between the piekets near BaiIey's
CroaS.Roads. Within q week two Of our
men were killed, Frank Coke and Daniel
Sullivan, Of the I'd Michigan, aud several
Rebels. This afternoon Capts Morse and
Humphrey, Of the Miehigah I'd, attached a
white handkerchief TO stick, as q Gag Of
truce, aud left our lines, walking to the
O0nfedeTAtes. When seen approaching,
a crowd Of Rebels, armed, gathered TO re-
ceiye them warmly. Seeing the flag of
I truce, two only advanced 10 meet them.
0ne brought rife within . few rods.
His companion called his attention to it,
when It was laid down. The four then
met nnarmed. The Rebel officers intro
dueed themselFes as CApts John c. Porter
/ and Thomas B. Massie OF the Virginia 18th,
aud asked II the visit was one of business
or eOurtesy7 They were informed that it
was 4 visit of eouTtesy. They said such a
visit would be received in likes spirit, and
shook hands cordially! Capt. Morse said
the shooting Of piekets had been matter
OF much regret, and urged that il should
stop. The Rebel officers assehted, and the
four agreed 70 do all in their power TO this
cad. The conversation lasted nearly an
hour, when they separated, shaking hands.
! The Rebel Capt Porter Was at the fights
Of the 18th aud 2ist July, bnt said he was
/ glad no blood yet stained his hands. He
had two cousins in the Northern army.
But, In spite OF the agreement, picket-fring
Continued all the afternoon, the same as
! before Nobody was hnrt.s +5ef#
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-13

Ca Enl erf Eak, SD kssp - GtaE
- GfFi1a - kIiEht - ~ tksy WEgs,
Rflluaksti I'D OF nakst1 ~,
EflI EenE atgFa aleh patrt0fa GFEFe5
Ullfh - t. frIftur fhIt W1lt1 elFo
IotrI1 g EllCll.h - e1lt q EhADe-
AUkl1at ksaFtI h 10 IN a1lra
And flISg e . Dalth e EEG
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-13

A Washington dispatch says that aeeor--
ding TO latest sdvises Gen. Lee is making
no effort to get through the mountains in
70 Western Virginia, BE appears to be.
either falling back or waiting for re-en-
fcrrements. What his Intentions, and
thOse Of NeCullosh in falling back into
ARKANSAS may be, is a matter Of question
But the opihion AMONG those in authority
e, that they are parts Of plan for con-
seutratins troops on the Potomac, With
which to deal \ strong blow.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-13

THENev Orleans fieaytsls says he hea.
" growth Ofsrass In some Of the streets
OF that city would .pay the mover for bis
trouble
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-13

Az of5ciaI statement shows that only
1880 volunteers enlisted for the war in
Georgia. Out Of 100 counties 2Tfuruished
none az all.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-13

SixEF THOUSAND contemporaries, anti.
White ssthss majority, win a pfs,ty ven
lor Maipe ThsfsWhAt e Tie matter down
NAsk
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-13

IT is asserted that in most Of The large
cities South. The laEz relative TO The pay
ment Of Northern debts are unpopular,
and a majority of the merchants viii pay
some time in the hereafter, but viii not
deposit their funds fog that purpose, for
fear of being eonfseated.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-13

TEEEE Is Beginning to be revival of
confidence, and consequently Of buIiassI,
IN New York. The newspapers are get
ting fair share Of advertising, and they
are - good barometers Of the Publie tenn
peratars as ean be fund. The readiness
with which the public loan Is being taken,
together with the recent victory on the
coast, and the eonfdenee felt in The ma
tioaaI army at the capital. have had much
% do with this improvement in business
eentsrl.
And speaking Of Newspaper advertising,
We Eant o say what We may have said be-
fore, bat which will bear repeating, that
these are the times TO advertise for men
Who expect % do any business Al All At
present, and prosperous business When
the var Is over.
The circulation Of newspapers now Is
greatly Increased over What Il has been, or
win be When the excitement subsides.-
Advertisements, while they can be obtain
cd without any advance, are worth double
what they usually are, aud If men do
business ct al, Il Is their interest not to
neglect an agency what viii enable them
70 do It Successfully. And then when
peace and prosperous times are restored,
Il win be found that the men who held up
their beads duripg the hard times, are the
men who will do |hs business, if for NO
other reasou, because they have become
well known. This always has been tho
ease, and always viii be again.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-13
oPFIcIAL.
LAWS or ME UNIrRD STATES.
Pared at The EEst Sessioa Of he Thirty
SsTtRth Coagress.
RmuG-Ho. 81

FPuue-EO. 81
An ACT making appropriation to pay the expenses
q the investigating committees Of the House Of
session Of the thirty-ssyeuth ConGrasI md o. the
commission GuthnriEed 70 examins and report q 70
the eonPenAtinn o. al ofieera Of the GoTsrn-
Be # eaaetsd BY the senate and Hoass q RePTs-
sentatfves Of the United STATES q AnsFiea In Cou
gress assmbled, mat tsre b AID hereby Is appro-
wise approprfatod the sam o. ten thoussnd dollars
tOply tie epenses of tie fnTei atfng eUulnifttses
Of the seats and H0lSs q representatives appoints
Cd - th11nEt oa of the THIRTY -aeTeuth Coaeress
and Rlso the eSe7sos q The eollniissiOa alfhoTEi
g eKl-i1e lad rg5Ft . tliE eompeaslfi6a q an
oeeors q the 6gyornn,aatS sid slEl Of ulonsy "a
- drawn frpll tbs ErelsurY EEFf q the ednffn-
Seut expenses q tie House OF Representatives and
. - disureu a ths llsls By laT Ior sch
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-13

ApNluBs
a very prominent Union man Of our city
was at the louisville hotel, where he, was
approached by highly respectable geutle-
man from the lower part Of the State, q
personal acquaintance. whom he knew as q
jealous seeessionist The latter took our
Union friend aside and said 70 bin insssub-
stance-aI came mp to attend the Southern
Rights or Peace Convention at Frsukf5tt
There Is no telegraph in my section and,
tllI got here, ] didn't hear a word about
the invasion Of Kent1cfsy 81 troops nom
FennesSee. Ny mind Is made up. / shall
not 60 To the Convention. There e but
one eOuse for me as q Kentuetian to take.
Heart aud band / am with you. We mast
take mp arms, and not lay them down until
the last Tennessee invader Is driven from
Kentucky soil.n And there vas thai in the
tone aud look Of the speaker Which told
thar be was ready 70 make good his
words. -s.5
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-13
AplEgEel, - 5, =.


AN ACT aatee[ttia.E he elsstEletiol n tlgeils
-s'l7sss- sal ltdEsuliosl steidlSrS
BE Il G1aeAaahy the SsnIts nua HauSee n E1sir.-
lltltiTlE q IL Uufted STATES q AneE1eL Is t1a-
gro1s aSsllnh51l, TiIaf th6 Secretary % tht Navy
day fueiEa sl1l Htdnlgheai StsEulerE lr ftf ~
q the uIEE q ~ iunitod statns, q 1glt drdlEht
ll4 great 80 sd 6r the purpose twelve
! 2 l S'S5'sasa isz... 1. lssi.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-13
rhe Great Rattle q Warrington near
AZ Hand

WasHIyGToS, Sept 10.
An early attack on this city BY the reoel
army concentrated u Virginia has been 50
otten predicted, without eonigg . plsss
that such reports have ALMOST become ths
subject Of Tidieule; bat fr5m information
receiIed to-day from = most reliable
source, The entire rebel army had adTaneed
IN great force IS far IS Fairfa1 Court
House The len wing extending up the
river g GAra Great Pals, and the night
resting n Eo1t Of AIe1Au1riG- The main
b0dy = % The lefls indieaiinge IN intentiOl
70 eaETy OUt the programme previously
mentioned, 70 attempt 70 erOss The nTer AT
some point lboFe theeity-
The infornatiOu derived from the SUR
ees alluded 70 Is, that tie rebel generals
have no intention Of attacking our centre.
They hcPe 10 cross the Potomae, oTeFrun
Maryland and obtain possession Of Wash
ington. Il Is very evident hat If the infor-
nation derived from this source Is correct,
great battle VII soon be fought, and
from the very nature otthinEs, is being the
possessiou of the national capital. II will
be seEeTe struggle, such ~ modern his
tory has not ret recorded. Look out for
the battle of the Potomas-
The enemy have ceased to rally upon the
once boasted indiTidual superiority of
Southern men, and nov res0rt to numbers,
and hops, By An Overwhelming force to
seeuse the coveted success Thai the
strength Of the rebel army has been great
~ sndeTrased By the people Of the loyal
States- aud even BY prominent pnblis men
here. there can now be little doubt Il
vas stated several days ago, that reliable
information had been received from Rich
moud that their army of the Potomac Was
between $50 900 70 800, 600 ttroug- The
statement has been very reeentiY eorrob-
GRATED by number OF gentlemen of high
reputation IN Kentucky. who have re-
turned frOm visits 70 the seat Of var in
Virginia Eithin a few days They all
agree in the Information that the rebel
army of the Potomac L over Two hundred
and ffty thousand in number.
That an attack is immineaI is apparent
from various eorrOborating circumstances
Among Others IS the sudden preparation
for the departure Of ladies Of known rebel
sympathies and associations, who have
perhaps better opportunities than other
people 10 obtain correct information Of
the intentions of the rebels, and who are
getting ready TO leave without delay, I'M
der aPprehensions OF an immediate attack
uPoa the city. With such force and such
prospects Of success rs TO render it dam
gerOus to remain Lere even twenty -four
hours logger
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-13

HEADQu1RrERs, Aug, !. 1777.
SIR: Nathan Palmer, Lieutenant in
your Kings service, was taken in my camp
as SPY. BE was tried as spy. condemn
ed IS . spy, and you may be sure, sir, that
he will be hanged as a spy,
have the honor, &c,
IsRAEL PUTSAN.
Bis Exeelleney Gen. TEyon.
2. S.-Afternoon- BE IS hanged.
Very little red tape. but good deal Of
eoumoassnse about that letter
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-13

How xentuekians feel about the
Tennessee Invasion.
The Louisville Journal relates the fol.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-13

! Tar foIIouing is a model Letter for the
use Of the Administration
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-13
TO ALL SOLDIERS

NT0UNDED In the present var, OF EidoEs or
w minor children of those killed or died In
vice. aeenuntthereof-EilI atdrsss z B Lloyd
Washington, D. G, stating fnIl particulars AID
closing stamp Also LATE three months volunteer
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MH,mARY GAPS

M @ REGULATION cAps.l-A1l assoFtnattnt
sa;sal - HARPER BRO.
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sPEECH o. eEIlRlL N'CLELLAy

SotDiERs-we have had our last retreat.
We have seen our last defeat- Yon stand
By me, and win stand BY you, and hence
forth victory viii crown orr eGorts.