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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-03
From Harrisburg.

HARRIsBuRe, Sert. 2.-The Act of the
18th Of May, 1861, section l2th, expressly
torbids any volunteer leaving the State
except he shall be accepted By the Govern
or of the State under requisitiou from
the President, It has therefore been de-
cided by the State authorities that persons
eulisting in the different regiments accept
ed only by tue War Department are not
entitled TO commission from the States
their families are not to receive the benefits
of the funds raised by their respective
counties, and in case OF their death the
pension of eight dollars month for five
years allowed by the State will not be
made to the widow and minor children.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-03

BDTHE cAss OF RIcHABp HAaDnSS.Z
The Cincinnati Conirrreiail, received last
evening, has the following in relation to
the case of Richard Harding, of this city
United States Commissioner Halliday.
heard two treason trials on Saturday. The
first was that of Richard Harding, against
whom Mr. Carson, the only witness, testi-
fled rs follows;.
That he received dispatch from the
Custom.house officer Of Wheeling to arrest
Richard Harding, who WAS az route for the
South under suspicious circumstances
Upon arresting him found letters intro
ducing him to several merchants of Gin
cinnati, TO enable him to obtain situa-
tion, but found him on the mail boat,
having secured passage for louisville
without having presented his letters Of
Introduction. Mr.. Harding stated to me
that he declined answering question that
he was going South to join the rebel ar
my. lie was exceedingly reserve, and was
not willing to answer that he was Union
man. j received another dispatch from
the Collector to nswear the prisoner and
release him, If swilling.
Thereupon the District Attorney di-
reeted the following oath to be admins
tered
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-03

E| Tue MARTINsv1LBE AND BRIDGRPoRr
BOrs.-In the harry aud excitement of
Sunday evenings proceedings, we neglect
ed to speak of the generous aid proFered
by the MartinsVilie and Bridgeport boys.
Upon learning that the rebels were march
ing upon Fairmont bridge, Gov. Psirpoint
sent the word to Marttnsyille. in The hope
of obtaining the assistance of Capt. Wal
laee's company of that place, lately dis
charged from the three months service, and
Capt orr's Home Guards. The drum
sounded, aud in an incredible short space
of time not only the two companies were
present, but at least hundred other citi-
Gems had enrolled their names for the ex-
petition to Fairmont, and were marching
to the city on the double quick. After
reaching the city 1T was ascsrtained that
their services would not be needed, and
they reluctantly returned home. This
goes to show what faithful allies we have
in our neighbors over the river-in the
United States.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-03

E8 THE CLEVELAND AND PiFTsBuRGH
ROAD,-The damage done by tue recent
foods in the Big and Little Beaver creeks
to the Pittsburgh and Cleveland Railroad,
has been thoroughly repaired, and the
trains are now running over the line as
usual, and making all their connections as
heretofore. The management deserve ev-
cry credit for the prOmptrtude with which
the damage was repaired, aud we trust it
may be long ere the road meets with such
au Interruption in its business AGAIN.
There will be great rush of freight over
it now, but the Company is we'll supplied
with rolling stock, and, no doubt the line
will be able to meet all demands that may
be made upon It's resources, come from
what quarter they may. There is no bet
ter managed line in the country, and we
are glad to hear that lis doing prosper
Gus usiness.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-03

#
BB How LoNo Week after week we
record the atrocities of secessionists, and
still they go on unpublished. Mr.. William
Pool, of Roane couaty, was shot Ht Spen-
Ger on Saturday last und killed-murder-
ed in cold blood. Mr.. Pool was long and
favorably known in this community as a
quiet, inofensive man and u good citizen.
Some fifteen or twenty years ago he was
the keeper of the jail in this place. He
was here few weeks ago, having been
driven OF by the secessionists, with sever
al others, aud when things in that county
seemed more quiet, he yentured to go home
and was murdered. How long must this
last2 How long will just retributiou
be delayed2 How long before the sneak
ing cut-throats will find that there is a
God in Israel, as we'll as devil in hell,
whose commands alone they now obey.
May vengeance just, swift, and terrible,
speedily overtake them.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-03
EXPERIMENTATION

THO BENJAMIN Fleming and jacob Beeson, Special
il Commissioners for Marion County, william y
Lyons, Special Commissioner for Harrison county,
ZSlOc Shields do for Taylor county, d. d. 4. Farms
worth, do for Upshur county, William Z. Phares DO
for Randolph county, Nathan H. Ta, do for Barbour
county, DO Adams; do for Tucker county, William
H. Grimes, do for Preston county.
WHEIEAs, 1t appears upon satisfactory evidence OF
the TACT that Gideon D. Camden, late Judge Of the
2ist Judicial Circuit, composed Of the counties Of
Harrison, Marion; Taylor, Preston, Barbour, KAN
dolph, Upshur and Tucker and 7. g: watson, CLERK
of Circuit Court; d. Z. Hamiltoh, Clerk OF County
Court, George O. Kerr, Sheriff, and Alpheus Z.
Raymond, Attorney for Commonwealth, OF Marion
county; and O. W. Smith, Clerk OF oircnit Court
and james Munroe, Sherth, OF Harrison county,
aud Geo. VI. HRnsbrough, Attorney for Com1on-
wealth, and ZAekquill Cochran, Sheriff oil Taylor
county, and Mlhn Lawn ence Clerk Of County Court,
George BaStable, Sheriff; and ]. Fisher, Attorney
for Commonwealth, Of Upshur county and bernard
L. Brown, Clerk Of Circuit Court, Squire BosWorth,
Clerk Of County Court, Hoy MeIaln. sheIin' ana
doph county; and Lair D. Worrel, Clerk Of Circuit
Court, james 8. Hartman, Clerk Of Comfy Court,
William Daniels, Sheriff, and d. u. Anvil, Attorney
for Commonwealth, Of barbour esunty, have failed
to take tho oath prescribed by ordinance for the
Reorganization OF the State government passed BY
the Convention which assembled at Wheeling on the
nth Of June, 1885,;
Now therefore, j, FRAScls II. PERporSr, Governor
Of Virginia. Ia pursuance Of authority vested In me
by law, do declare the said Offices vacant, and you
are hereby required, (havng first been duly quail.
hed to hold according to law, election to I'LL the
vacancies aoIeia, ~ ths several place Of Young
OF SepteIn her, 1 8 61, giving nt least ten days
notice of such election and Of the time Of holding
the same at each place of voting; and full authority
Is hereby conferred on you to do and provide what
ever may be necessary for the purpose Aforesaid.
f@1 Given under my hand, and the less seal OF
Ills. the Commonwealth at the City OF wheeling,
ISL this 9th day Of August, 1861, and in tho
s'S = az y 'A' y '"' F. II. PEIRPorNT,
H. A. HAGANs, -
aug2p-std&w sec'y of the Commonwealth.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-03

HSAccfDESr TO YoIuSTEER.-wm.
Hastings, member of the Peirpoint
Guards, who went out with his company
on Sunday evening to Warrington, was
yesterday wounded in the shoulder by the
accidental discharge ola musket in the
hands ola cOmrade. Hewas brought back
last evening and taken to his residence in
Centre Wheeling. We are glad to hear
that the wound is not dangerous one.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-03

r63- Rosa HAsHASAn-NEw YEAR 1922.
Thursday next, September 9th, will be
the frst day of the seventh month, (Tishri)
the civil New Year of the Israslites all over
the world where the sons of Jacob have
found home. The occasion is most reli-
giOusly observed blythe Istaelites through
out the world. On the preceding evening
all places Of business are closed, and re-
main closed for three days, and as Sunday
follows this period, in this country they
will be closed for four consecutive days
o. Thursday al the synagOgass win be
opened.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-03
R6g-Tns FRDERAL CouRr Al CIarksburp

Ho3-IHE FEDERAL CouRT at UlarksbuTg
adjourned on Saturday. During the ses-
sion one hundred and fourteen secession
lists were indicted. The court commences
in this city on Friday. - E. NJ. Norton,
United States Marshal, reached the city
last evening. ~ ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-03
rMTnr ExpEprrIos 10 WORrnNaros-


THE sEcEsHERs PRETrY sTRoSc.
passengers who arrived last evening we
learn that the expedition sent out from here
on Sunday evening reached Warrington
Yesterday morning and started for Worth
iug,On, Marion county, for the purpose Of
routing the gang of rebels there. Col.
CrOssmau, with about two hundred men,
reached the neighborhoOd Of Worthington
at an early hour, and engaged the rebels
in 3 skirmisb, but finding his force not suf-
feient to make a clean sweep of them
took up a strong position and was waiting
the arrival of the force from this city. It
was reported that two of Col. Crossman,s
command were wounded in the skirmish.
The boys from this city had made up their
minds not to take any prisoners If they
could helpit.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-03
B8- SINKING op rnr sTRAMea REl1AxCE

R3 SINKING OF THE STEAMER RELIANCE;
The steamer Reliance, bound from Gin
cinnati to Pittsburgh, ran upon a rock at
the Rifles, about three miles from steu-
benville, on Saturday night and sunk
She had considerable quantity of flour
in her hold, the most of which will be lost,
though the boat can be raised without
much damage.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-03

B8- BRoUsur BAck.-we announced,
the other morning, the arrest of Richard
Harding, of this city, at Cincinnati, upon
the suspicion that he was going to join
the Southern. army. The United States
Marshal, upon making the arrest, tele-
EraPhed the authorities here that the par
ty had been arrested and searched, but
nothing of "eonGaband" character was
found upon him. The Marshal was then
briefly Instructed by telegraph to "swear
him aud release him. Harding, We I'M
derstand, refused to take the oath, and was
Brought back to this city yesterday by the
Marshal. He was taken finally to Camp
Garlic as United States prisoner.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-03

p9r GENERAL RosEoRAxz.-our infor-
nation from Washington, last evening,
was that Gen. -ROsecranz's dispatches, to
the War Department, indicated that all
is wellswith him, the rumors of his dan.
getto the contrary, notwithstanding.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-03

ra- spoTs on the sUN.-There are at
the present time thirteen or fourteen dis
tinet spots and groups of spots on the sun.
Three or four of them are pretty large
They may all readily be seen with a tele-
scope of moderate power. The largest are
advanced nearly half way across the disc.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-03
Sontherrn News

LOUISVILLE, Sept. "a special dispatch
to the Courier from Nashville on the 3lst,
says the capture of Forts Hatteras and
CLARK, the latter two miles north of Hat
teras, is confirmed from Wilmington Our
men fought bravely. 1t is reported that
FIVE or six hundred of our men were taken
prisoners. Our loss killed is said to be
forty and wounded twenty. Another re-
port says 80 were killed and, only ten or
twelve escaped.
The Journal of this morning strongly
voudems Fremonrs proclamation and urges
the legislature by its action to avoid the
contingency of such action here, and says
it must now decide whether they will
organize body of local soldiers for State
purposes strong enough to force the obli-
CATION of loyal neutrality, or whether they
will suffer things to go on as have been
going with the prospect of lapsingat no
distant day into the condition which in
brief time has brought on, the sway OF
martial law in Missouri.
The Courier says there is company OF
armed Federals stationed at the Horse
Gave Station on the Nashville Railroad,
81 miles south of Louisville.
An Immense amount of freight and a
great.rush ofpeople are daily going South
blythe Louisville route, while the greater
number of passengers are arriving. tbs
thought this great rush South is caused
by an edict that had gone forth, that after
the FIRST of September non-in'ercourse with
the South will be rigidly enforced and the
rush North is owing to. Davis proclama-
ton. ',---rstt sscas o.. sl61.t
The Courier says Camp Dick Robinson
is constantly increasing.
"A negro yesterday swan the river at
this point, passing over the falls aud land
ing perfectly naked in Camp Joe Holt. He
expressed himself as being the property OF
Col. Johnston, at Camp Boone, Tenn. he
WAS this morning returned under a file of
soldiers TO the Jefferson county Jail. Col.
Rosseans has given Col. Johnston notice
of the fact.
Hons Emerson Etherfdge left for Frank
fort this morning.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 2.-The Journal says
two secession military companies of in
fantry aud cavalry arc at Boards Station,
on tho Louisville & Lexington Railroad,
armed with the State Guard arms.
The Courier of this evening says fears
are entertained of collision among the
citizens of New Castle, Ky.
The Opelousas, La, Courier, of the oath,
says two schooners ran the blockade at the
month of Callasian river, and landed their
cargoes of coffee, -four, salt, etc.
A correspondent of the Richmond En-
quirer notifies that paper of the arrival at
one of the Southern ports of two cargoes
of sugar, salt, molasses, etc. Supposed
to be the same as above.
A correspondent of the New Orleans
Crescent suggests the seizure of all blank
cts on the steamers lying at that port for
the army.
The Mobile Tribune says there is every
reason TO believe that the enemy at Fort
Pickens are removing valuables prior to
evacuating that place.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-03
Kentucky Legislature.

FRANKFoRr, KY, Sept. 2.-The House
by electing 3. 3. Bnekner,
S. Smedley, Sergeaut-at-Arms. - 49, ~
The Senate has not organized
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-03

wAsnlSGToS, Sept. 2.-Hou. E. B.
Washburne has arrived on business con-
nected with the arming of the troops of
Illinois, which State has nearly so, O0Omen
in service. .5sta -ts
Maj General Butler having obtained a
few days leave of absence, will leave
Washington for B stonlthis afternoon
The Navy Department has directed the
following appointments TO be made Mt the
Brooklyn Navy Yard: Daniel Collins, mas
ter spnr maker; John Mitchell, master block
maker; VIM. Atkinson. foreman painter,
and Daniel L. ordsay, timber inspector.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-03

Gov. PefrpOint, at late hour last night,
received dispatches from Warrington to
the effect that the rebels had taken them
selves of to the woods and hills soon after
the attack yesterday. 1t was supposed,
however, that our men would pursue them
and pick up stragglers whenever they
could find them.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-03

pnrlpELpmA, Sept. 2.-FlOur Is very quiet and only
1000 bbls soldRt 81 80 for superne Is % for extra
and S5,5Tl< for extra family. Receipts light and
stocks moderate. Small snles OF Rye Flour Mt $27b
@9Oo. Corn Meal S2,T5. Wheat Is dull and cents
per bushel lower Sales Of 1900 bushels at JOG
l.l3 for Red and s., 22@$1 % for White,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-03

NKw YoRk, Sept. 2.-The trigate Min
nesotn, with the prisoners captured at
Hatteras Inlet by the Fortress Monroe ex-
petition, arrived here to-day.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-03

E9r THEEE are only twenty-eight inch
es in the channel of the Ohio yesterday and
falling.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-03

b~N Towx.-Gen. james Oaks ar
rived in the city last night from Washing
ton.
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Reported Reeapture of Pensacola
- Navy Ynrd.

7NEw YoRK, Sept 2.-The Commercial of
this morning states that the frigAtc Mime
sofa spoke pilot boat, which reported
having spoken an unknown vessel, which
had recaptured the Pennsacoll Navy Yard,
but gave no particulars,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-03
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.
MEDICAL LECTURES.

rINHE frty-tourth Annual sessien Of the School OF
commence on MONDAY, octOfer II, 1851, and end
March ], 1862.
The Faculty are aware Of nothing In the present
unhappy condition Of public afiairs OF nature to
Interfere with the regular and faithful performance
Of their duty as Teachers Of Medicine. They pur-
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Instruction useful and satisfactory 70 their pupils.
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rIIHIs PUBLICATION IS JUST WHAT is WANT
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THE ONLY CORRECT AND COMPLETE HISTORY.
5I4li OF THE WAR.
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the first number OF great popular national work,
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-03

RS-ARREsTED roR TRRAsoS.-On Sun
day last the United States Marshall arrest
ed, IN Columbus, Ohio, John W. Brown
General Ticket Agent of the Central Ohio
Railroad, upon charge of treason. The
lost baggage master of the same road,
named Hutton, was also arrested at the
same time. Both parties were taken 10
Cincinnati. They are charged with selling
arms to the Southern 0opfedesaey, the
hther-in-law Of Brown being manufac-
turer Of arms.
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ISUAm oALDwlII.-This camp was
broken up on Saturday last after six
weeks existence. Hundreds Of our citi-
zena will long remembar how they were
entertained there. Gen. Wickham has re-
!9rGed 10 the city aud desires to have it
SS,,aanetly understood that all reports about
nla dnlhng saeessionists or others in the
camp, IN anything but The art Of hospitals
y, are uRfopqded.
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lion, and consecutive narrative uf events and incl
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UNIrED STATES OF AnEnIoA,

On this, the 3lst day Of August, a. D.
1881, personally appeared Richard Hard
ing, who, being first duly sworn, says he
will support the Consultation of the United
States of America, and bear faithful al
legianee thereto, aud will support the
arms and interests Of said States against
any and all enemies whatsoever, and will
faithfully maintain the. SUPREMACY of said
United States against any claims of indie
pendent sovereignty whatsoever.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
3lst day of August. 1861.
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