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

Town and sutton sent in reports Of the
enemy's movsGsnts; the fasthful little in
strument In the feneeycorner clicked them
out, and tlfe General gave bis orders, and
arranged the disposition Of his troops ac.
cordihgly; and regiments were marching
forward under these orders, from opposite
sides ofhis Department. toward the seat of
hostilities, before the amb nlanee arrived
by that remote mnuntail road. While
Whiting there in that fence corner, Col.
Sthger sent us from Cleveland the par
ticllars Of General Buffers achievement
on the coast of North Cardinal What
wonder that the natives regard the tele,
graph as supernatural agency, and ac-
tualIy dread 10 touch the wire lest some
undefuable evil should happen theml
The long delay occasioned by the un-
lncky ruudwHy, kept back the party, so
that by noon We had ouly reached a little
hamlet known 10 the inhabitants as jack
sonyille, and TO the map makers rs Collins
settlement. There are two tAvefns and
half a dozen decent houses in the place,
mixing eight ia all. They used to boast
post Office. but the secession inhabitants
regard as one of the grossestof Lincoln's
outrages 4bat he wouldh' continue to car
~ their mails for them, while they were
doing their little best to smushup the Gov
efnment.
Our route. which during the forenoon
had been winding through succession of
lovely little valleys, covered with thick
greensward. and sprinkled, as the skirts of
the valley swelled into the foot of the hill,
with orchard-like groupings of trees, now
reached a rongher and wilder country, as
we crossed the high dividing ridge be-
tween the waters of the Monongahela and
the Little kanawha. The road had been
an excellent one, macadatnized, and laid
out through country in which 1t requires
skin to make maxi even passable roads by an
evidently accomplished engineer. Unfor=
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The March TO Sufton--Bnll Towns
Troops on The nsi-ApPeHranee
OF the countFy--ttuerrlllns--The
scene OF virginia manifestation.
SuTToN, Va, Sept. 4.
Early on!IpesGay morning tho camp was
afousea Win tut. c9tnlortaole insurance
thaI preaEtast must oe cooked ana eaten,
tents struck, wagons packed and all ready
Tor the march In an hour.
fortunately, the te"msierS had been
4wlnpoWe1 OUT lltte, ana those WI VINO re-
malned naa managed 70 get ialnt ldea
oil thelr dutlesi anu SO we had 10Y COM
Parlson only WIN the nnntteraoie coniu.
SION Of Tue preceding m9E,rnlngl Z, a quiet aud
Feasonaoiy "a. exPealtlons departure. -.
, "A couple oil 'nonrs march throngn love
y valleys, and down the course oil the Lit
tie hapawna, Drought us 10 an ola frame
mouse ana TWO or three Jog CABINS, lisni-
fed by the name OF Boil Town: This
was, TIL within the last week, the ter
minus OF THIS line OF ,he army telegraph.
IL has also been noted IN the western Nir-
gina campaign Tor having been tue ren-
devious for the forces that marched by
ing Wise from the Great Knnawha Valley,
and 1t SUI remains an important military
point, as the center from which rohds di-
verge to Huttonsville, Beverly, GenvillS,