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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-10

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'srea several years v@e sss~--~ '-4x Azecr-. sod
-. 49, tsss-~. cer.ucl-,-ss alzlus = rst.
knc~n r e. trHcw ser-r~rs ras n-ans = ~r.
T. @~e vnc ~ss = .y = Il sri .n8 a eo-vs
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80 r t..<s - 49, al
T~at as-s'--- -ArA 81 -rt-ei-e = - ir~alua
- srst-LTsl 49, frss--- 81 ~ - remedy.
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~ EaNARr A. wilson.
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Arr~ssn Cr~-F- the deteti-- q szs
psr-a1 coaafsrfiria.. initiating. y he -srter 1an5
~ cesafcrfesi . imitation q BGrhavs's Hoiand
" Tbs E-naln.. blEhiy ecnovntratsd HoiiAur
Bit 3. pa sp IL han-plns toules cnly. AaEirz ias
h.ae - ls prcpr.s.er p Pszs. r.. blown N them.
40 Us 1s1atlss 4r-anc fas neSx " each snf eve5
tcrle
rt triiShtf1i sronl4 rs bcea received D Amer
icsrs Vii hat ascr whieh only extended . realis
-ae-tac Preparations WIEN 80 consdes he na-s-
- scrcess ~s.feati.< ia stnius.raaon, ~ mo-r
st4tborr eL.-s q Fever srd Axus. Weakness q any
ID. n,srsp-.s Esartbura. Ac1i'y q - StSn.h
sics aaf Nervous Est.arA- fnt.sssion. cc~r~.-
asss sae Pile. soxs.-sr w.,h he eonYis,s control h
srs-rs,- s~- al NeTvsa.. ehersnsis. ar6 Seu-ai-
- .s-eu - carr ~eneer a;i2 r7airv -
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-10

.r~ -U-.rz mere N favor 9Th he pzeie- fs
ue- coocrest ihey are be bes; paFsat've wa can
uas sar.a f-va IL world q nedici0s. The time
~ .a-rly arrive ~aen Aey VII suPerce1e al otser
pnrgstres sAatexr ns Ingredients q Which
fA~y are eo-po@ee CO. scarcely - estsi.ethy t--<
-, Or TIE naksrs = otbsr 7tls =. sndret
IA. sheu sro-n and prepared ~iihoui regard % The
srpen,< And tbs care % uake . Pcvsiar pursa-
~. i appreciated. - t1s' sales iAdlcats- Other
purEatIvv- ar drzzsing a ufcser.ns szist~ncs. And
~ thsy Asy have er.s utrfs Bat ssaa1EeiA's
phi 49, safe ard -ure-.~fe. became hey operate
.ls,y On lnparr hancrs. Nc valuable fuid :.
tcucaed: suly eH-is or vrn-out material. vhieh.
~hsa tAk~n cut q tie body. i,sves 4 -trongeT-
n<y - pleasant a. q truly Elective nediesas can Be
To ~ ,kss 'kcy all 90 sousunles gee rsin -sut
- -. c-f i1s pain t1sy ne = cay eeSsass IL
rsn.r. ,hoss errs. snd tas huusors iron he tioot
vhsrh are sAe oc .ion q tlsee.e. Tesy open IA
sure's aveuae-, sr1 his eanu~ a~sys6- toos pieas
snsi~.
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resu~rsarfe dealers n medicine. ls~1g1ldsln
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-10

Hy shs use q th-se Fis Re prooL1 stiscks
Norrous CT sex Aold7ehe ray e provence sud :
iken Il DE oonmencemest q az saaes. imu,ss,s
lief from scsness v,l tg cbfs.1es.
Tneg ssta1 nl IN rrs n~ IL Sn.s.-e
3sstgote 70 vh.ch fcls.ef sre .' n1eA saNeos.
.Tley AL generally u.a tAe ss~s.-genc,las
- ve7css.
Fer La~a.r r.o4. Sas-r's. pt,ics'e Yezsles
sd al pe-sona q soS.1esr kes.s, shey ssva,s.Ais
sslsssg7e, IN .rp.ovag ne 7nze,, giving fess
"a r.1or 70 TIE digestive oreas. era restoring Sire
nsfr 3 e~irirey 1rd faer~Ae tas Whole .s,su
Tte CErHafiC Pills &c lAe4tuta lazs hives
aALaa 4n4 ssso1l.s c.a-1z.e4 experiment having
n,on 'n r' l1uy ye,-s, laT.lz Viila eac Icy
6s,s rrcs-'ei srt relieved . vs.t sroar, q pssa
and ~szI-uHs ro4 l~sas.cAe. vlrihes olsfasiirz -
~ asr.c.s s-es q frou .~.sarssa f,a'f O De
..cl scA.
re- en- ,rIttg tsarf f'r aet
snd NJ 81 islsa - sl tue. vfl psfiet .sists
afthoci resi.r a-g Grange - fs. ers a. q 700
ffsfs - fsu.s.. Ncs fssias & 2 a5a b
h.er a.a e. ctaSs-i.
hEwABEoF CoUNTERFEITS
~ seas.ea .Fs oassr~ casu7 G. 'ar
n ershlet.
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PRICE - CENTS.
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HENRY q ABIDING
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49,. polS PERUVIAN SYRUP

c1sE 60 ~ oisrAsrs
APPARENTLY DiSS1NIIARf
ra-1.--- - m,.i = tAxed nTe ban ~ BOY.
u.s..s,ty = Dysper-.a. he 1os. cossenisot name
1-aieson q ecnplArts. h>giaains ~tA i77'ird
s...ae- a. sssoa,iy ending IN coSSVsPHoS'
81 o-ix-s.lnx i q teteficrai.or o he BLOOD
fF-cn ~ Eev - GREENLSAF.
Cr.fS>A1. October Il, 1850
rha~-csfrcc - ureh p<rsogai benefit from tAe
"F.-rrsn S~ruD.f fhst u Dot hesitate % recon
r.od II. ase 10 AZ that large class q cases. Were
- = rhr etlseut remedy Ic eic-Uue1 e~p-d.
- ID reraons uhose occapstors tax hesviiy The
a,-vsoa. energies. o. - sufferers ircn he deoAitA-
- .eee.s Il surner heats. believe tbs % be 80
La.aiuabl~ remedial a<ent-
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UNDERTAKEN
LEGAL.

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- Hetrer lf-e Hrf~. fff fn i frrfr - ft
70 tffCf Cerfuist rers - y ~ trazfr i~r3ars a.
tntir rrst fe9aisr fern. r1nneefirr 90 - III
&caAT perers-f. i1i q fr1ua 81 sfll lr.
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sbetr dfrr-r ~t7f- 80. "a. y-u . r-ra-
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-10

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iLtEnal sefc go -1.s is %
SrAv1nINcx PREPARED Grrr.
srAItpiNes PRrftarp oLrE
spAtfDiScS pRFpNnfD GLUE
FlYETF mos
cuSo1r uisrkrcn
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a. ~s v-n hs-r<a. e. n eel -ev~fst.s
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rvtstetv = ~ rrelrrr Fr--arre. TOYS tr~t
-. A.
~srArInENa's rEFPAErDcLrE
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.~i 20 te y thort - itts s.Vey ready ra3 e. g
hs rfkng Prns.
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Adf~s.
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- <7tLrAN o.. H~ Yr2
C.UTIoS
40 cert1la 1~nprieGfiei per-ors e.. sf'.rrpslne p
ain ~ ri Sc u1sespcctnz p1rr. l~r.faio1s II
'RLpARtb6L Isceh caaron persors G. exsr
~ be1,fe T1rr1lraF, AID - tLaf fle f11 uEuae.
sssrsVTmwr FREFtEfD GECE-s
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MEDICAL.

MEDICAL
eGRHAVE,s
Holland Bitters
Liver Complaint, Fever and Ague, &c.
Tn Successful introduction ard uss q th. cello
bratsi Rsmods hAs bcn The signal hg a literal ipd
o. oompounts called "bisters@ onered in yHiioas
mi. ~ori . Blften~ & bet another name Or grg'"
or s5me v~ilanous vhisAsy mixture.
But the reals great relief derived from the Minute
eo~. one tearpooafui, q our medA1na
BGRHAvEs HOLLAND BIrTERs,
sna ne mir, asssaes q ene Pros,ro,.o., hs ss...
,nt oountefflis have allied q underiaine HspoS
uytly = vegetable preparation, with hsreJ sen~ienf
pIRa5 M, s aas .Iss ~ ne ssnniu., maifrsni Botie.3
IL = a nstclne Of l~ongtTted en- - fr PrsyeeHe
o. RooL - essential a. Tie hAnahuon o. 49,
rfa4l1 ~ - tfifNo
Two o. three daas viii oonvnoe tho afflicted q It.
xlalar orect<. The stomach vii efroc1y f~eal ~
strasth. . ssaltEy seton 81 uo ufef, loves A4
tIlueys vii son take place. and feneNoc h'sth u
tls 4alck result
For INDIGESTION. Try
BGrhaye's Holland BitterS.
Tor HEARTBURN. Try
Bprhaye's Holland BitterS.
For ACIDITY. Try
Bgrhave's Holland Bitters.
FOR wATERBRAsH. Try
BGrhaye's Holland Bitters.
HEADACHE. Try
BGrhave's Holland Bitters.
LOSS OF APPETITE. Try
BeThave's Holland Bitters.
Tor COsTIvENEss. Try
Beriaye's Holland Bitters.
For PILES. Try
B9rhaye's Holland Bitters.
In all Nervous, Rheumaiic, and Neuraigr Areo-
t,ops. I, has Ia numerous instances proved highly
bsnenc.L, and Ia others effected q decided coT~
Read Carefully,
The genuine highly concentrated BdkHivrs Hot
I,HD BIrTEss Is put up IN half pint bottles only, aoc
rr.aiIod Al One Dollar per bottle. The great dsIR1f
fr this truly c~eictrstod medicine has induced mani
tnitAtions. which tie public should guard Saln'
purchasing
Be,car, II snpoEsnf Sc IA. cur nam IS ca ..
Ibid q o>y bo<l< ycu IT,.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-30
nsrTaE sEcoxD Vlae1H1A RrornEnr.-

Il5-THE SECOND VIRGINIA hkoLAkAEs-
As many of our readers are aware, the
Second Virginia Regiment, Col. Moss, re-
Gently advanced from Beverly to reinforce
Gen. Reynolds, eight miles from Hlttons-
willie. on the Hatloa5yilie road. Z A Cap
tain Of one Of the companies of the I'd
Virginia, says in recent letter:
On reaching the top We discovered the
seceshers had been encamped there during
the night. From their position they could
hear as talk down in our camp. They
evidently got frightened in the night, on
hearing our regiment (2d Val coming in,
and also some artillery that came after Us
or perhaps they discovered US coming up
the mountain. At any rate they made
hasty retreat, without making any show of
fight. The panic among them must have
been quite as inteuse as that at Bull Run,
as they streWed their path with blankets,
knapsacks, and everything calculated TO
impede their flight. We found a horse
with saddle and bride. hitched to limb,
ON the mountain, which we have In our
possession. We came on down to our
present location, and found that they had
about an hours start of US, 30 we con-
eluded we would stop and have some
breakfast, as we had eaten nothing since
We left Beverly. Two Ohio Regiments
went on to the Notifications at Cheat
Mountain Pass, on the Huttonsville road,
the I'd Virginia Regiment keeping open the
communication between Gen. Reynolds
and the Pass at Cheat Mountain. We
have thrown up quite formidable breast
work About hundred wood choppers
have been at work the last two days, fell
ing trees across the mountain between
Gen. Reynolds and our post, to prevent the
rebels in case Of attack. passing through
between as, while We have chain of
pickets extended to the HuttonsTille pike,
distance Of four miles, where they meet
with those from the Notifications ut Cheat
Mountain, three miles from ours, making
line of pickets seven miles.
When the Regiment left Beverly, the
men took NO tents or blankets, and had it
not been for the secession blankets, they
must have suffered terribly. The Regi-
ment is now wen enough provided, and
ready for fight. The letter from which
We quote says. aYou never saw happier
or more eoaSssts1 sci of fellows In your
Iife.H
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-30

WEAKNRss OF THE STOMACH AND INDI-
GEsTIoN.-AHother Great Cure affected By
BerhGve,s Holland Bitters.
The wife of Peter De White, living In
Holland Town, Sheboygan county, Wiscon-
sin, suffered much from weakness Of the
stomach aad indigestion. She had been
under physici1n's care for some time, but
the disease seemed to battle even his skill.
She purchased some Holland BitteFs at our
Office, which has given tone 70 her stom-
ach, her appetite and strength are return
ing. aud we firmly believe that this Is an
other great cure effected by your medic
cine.
We have still TO record many wonderful
cures effected by this remedy, but must
matt another opportunity. ons thing Jon
can rely upon, what We have Published are
from persons much respected in our COM
munity, aud are literally true.
j. QUINTUS.
3D.. Sheboygan Ntsuwsbods, Sheboygan
Wis sep3
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-30

JEPPERsoH CTTE, Sept. 29.-Gen. Pnee's
official report, giving corroboratiVe de-
tailed account OF the battle Of Lexington.
has been received the following are the
closing paragraphs:
s.0ur entire loss in this series Of engage
mems amoantS to IS killed and ~ wound
ed. The enemy's loss was much GREATER
The visible prints Of the almost bloodless
victory are great. We captured about
8, 300 prisoners, among whom are Colonel
MuIligan, Marshal Peabody, White Grover,
Major Wan Horn. and lls other commits.
stoned officers also Eve pieces of artillery
and two moEteFs, over 5000 stand of in.
fantEy arms SfRn number Of sahees,
about 100 hoFsess many sets OF cavalry
equipments, WaEonS, trains, ammunition,
more than 500, 600 worth Of eOmmissary
stores, and a hrge amouRt OF other pro-
perry.
s'fn addition to all this, obtained the
restoration Of The great seal of the State,
and the public records, which had been
stolen from their proper custody. and
about $500, 600 in money, Of which the
bank at this place had been robbed, and
which i have caused to be returned TO il. !"
Col. Vaughn, prominent citizen of
Lexington, who Witnessed the entire bat
tie aud was At one time a prisoner in the
hands of the rebels, asserts positively that
fully 500 OF Prices army were killed.
The money of which Price says the
bank in Lexington was robbed is under
stood here TO have been placed In Col.
Mulligan's hands for safe keeping.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.


TheEOlIovingis an sxtrast rom alstterUrittenby
the Pastor Of . BaPttstchureh to the AJoarnAl and
lEssisnSSr, clneinsati ohio, and speaks yOlumSaln
favor Of that wOrIdrslowRsd medIeine-ARs. WINS
LowlssooEHINa sTRuP Roa CHnDRlH EuEHrEai
syrebee a adSortlssnentin your columns Of Mrs.
Winilov'l Soothing syrup. Nov We neVsr said .
Uordin favor Of patsat medicine before In oarlife
but We feel compelled 20 say % your readers, that
thisis no humbGg-lWE HGvI TRTEDIE AND ENoU II 70
m All II CLAIMS. Il ig probably, one Of the most
succoalnl medicines Of the day, became u u one OF
fhO best. And those Of your readers who have bA
bIes can't do better than 70 lay In supply"
OetI6-ly-dkW
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-30

,PRRsoxs afflicted with FeSerand Ague
should not spare either time, trouble ex-
pense, TO procure Or. Hostetter's Celebrated
BitteFs, whose benfieent effects upon the
system has been clearly proved 70 those
who have been stricken down in q short
space Of time by this dreadfuI curse, whose
cheeks are wan and meagre, and whose
nights are sleepless aud restless, aud whose
eys are dim and sunken, with death star
ing them In the face, this compound must
prove a blessing; Snatching them as it
were from the mouth Of the grave. None
can know its true value until they have
tFiedit When all others have failed, these
bitters have restored the sufferers to pris-
tine health. Their popularity in all the
Western and Southern parts should intro
duce them to allfamilies.
Sold by druggists aud dealers generally
everywhere.
See advertisement in another column.
aen8
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-30

CoNYIscATIRG REBEL PRoPERTY.-
On Saturday last the United States Mar
shall, E, N. Norton, seized pair of bay
horses belonging to Chas. W. Russell,
under the law of Congress authorizing
the cOnfseatiou Of the property of rebels.
The horses have been for some time In
possession Of wylie H. Oldham, of Mounds
vile, but recently were mysterionsly pos
sessed by Henry Moore, of this city. Mr..
Moore claims to own the house in which
Mr.. Russell resided here, and says he
bought the horses and Intended TO pay Mr..
Russelps taxes with them. The Marshal
issued an order upon Mr.. Moore to deliver
up ''the horses belonging to Mr. Russell.'
Moore rsfasea 70 deliver the horsss upon
this order and the Marshal changed the
p6raseOlogy Of the demand SO that It read,
shores belonging to Mr.. Russell but now
claimed by Henry Moore" Mr.. Moore
applied to the United States Commissioners
but that officer very properly refused TO
take any action ia the matter, The matter
will come before Judge jackson, Of the
Federal Court, who viii determine whether
the seizure comes within the limets oftke
Law.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-30

a. FIRlns UPoN TaB ]. 3. FoRD.-For
several days past the military authorities
ct Point Pleasant at the mouth of the Big
RauaWha river, have been stopping and
ezamiuing all steamboats, passing up or
down. o. the last trip down of the J. b.
Ford, loaded With government wagons, she
was hailed a the Point bat having no bu-
siasss there, and not understanding the
new arrangement refused to stop. The
guns from the shore immediAtely opened
up % her, and saIeral shnfa took effect on
different portions OF the boat OF eoursa
the officers Of the boat were alarmed sud
did not know what to do. Having got en-
tirely out of the range Of fhegdns, howey-
er, she was little dubious about going
back, aud concluded 70 go on degn the
nTer. 1r -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-30
a. ATyAIHs ~ Jackson CounrT.-The

"a AgyAIRs IN Jackson CouNTT.-The
news nom Jackson is truly distressing.
That aud adjacent counties are full of in-
eendiariss and guerillas, and all sorts Of
dePredatiOns have recently been committed
in the neighborhood of Rayenswood and
Ripley. On last Friday night week ago
the house of Union man named Martin
wetzeI was set on ere, Mrs. wetzel aud
her children barely escaping with their
lives. The family sought protection in
Ravenswood, taking nothing with them
but their night clothes. The next night
the house of James stoops was set on Gre
and the family, who were asleep, were
nearly sufEocated before the flames were
discovered. The same night the mill Of
WIN. n. Alpine was burned, and the next
day Mr.. A. was ordered to leave, which he
did. Several stores have recently been
robbed in open daylight, aud everywhere
there Is perfect reign Of terror.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-30

JEFRERsoN CRY, Sept. 2s.-A special
dispatch to the st. Louis Democrat, says
passengers report everything quiet at
Georgetown. Generals Sigel and Davis
were at that point directing operations.
Among the passengers by the train were
the following officers Of Col. MarshAll's
Maj. d. p, Jenkens. Captains James Fos-
ter, Paul Waters John Burnap, and Lieu
tenants Proctor, Yost, knight and Blair.
These ofncers were released on their pa
role Of honor. They left Lexington on the
morning OF Thursday, eomiag In wagons
over land 70 Sedaiia, arriving there last
night. To their knowledge, up TO Thurs.
bay, Price had mot started any portion OF
his forces towards this direction, though II
could have been done and they been In ig-
norance Of 1t.
Capt. Foster was Informed on the mora
ing after the surrender, by the rebel QUAR-
termaster, that he had issued that day So
900 rations; and the Captain thinks the
force has since then been increased by ac-
eessions from the country roundabout, to
at least ~ 900. he represents that men
are Rocking in from all quarters. He
heard nothing definite in regard 10 McCul
loch's Whereabouts. The rebels told him.
bis force was from 10 900 TO $4,000. The
officers think Net ulIoch Is moving towards
Jefferson City.
Prices troops had devastated the country
for circuit of over twenty miles. Every
barn, field and mill had been cleaned Of
their contents. Fields that were few
days ago covered With ripe grain are now
kaH n hal
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-30
Read the FOllOving. It is True

I. n. LooGH, ESQ, Deay Sir:
wrote 70 yoa come tina since for . Bottle Of
Br,u.iinrsrs Fiusd Extract Of EarApsriIa and Dan
dalton, and must ~ that g has acted uPOa ne IKE
= charm. IhAvo been anissed tsr esAs two yeaEs
with Dyspspsla; tuOthirds Of-ths time yonited
from one 20 three timos day. had g3ven ~ the
gfTen M SlIkopeS q ny sver gettfng we'll again.
Added 20 this suffered with the SEotalA very
much Since Last HOptombof one Gdo Of ny meek
sores The use q one Bottle has much improved
ne. nv stomach 4 relieved and my neck has In.
proved beyond nv most ianguine expectations
III much sneourlSod and think by the q one OF
two bottles more shall Be relieved entirely. You
VII please aoud ne two bottles b. The BOat
> YOun respectfully, J.W. HoAHH.
iFhs abOEo mSdielns y prepared By =. A. 1RHRf
LINGKR CO., No. IA 1EGrkst street, Wheelng.
and sod BY most q The Druggists of the city spS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-30
q A Bla RlrEn.-Yesterdar morning

~ A Bic RTyER.-Resterday morning
there were 81 feet water In the channel Of
the Ohio river, aud still rising, the stream
having illed up with a rapidly during the
night aeyer before known. Drift wood by
the acre Aoated by, together with bridges,
out-houSes, RATS aud fences, and 1t is sup
posed that great damage has been done to
the railroads 10 all directions. One of the
guys Of the suspension bridge was swept
away. Hundreds Of people, in skis, were
engaged, within sight, catching rafts aud
drift wood. and nearly the whole popula-
ton seemed 70 have moved down to the
stream to see the big, Turbulent waters.
portion Of the Island is under water.
and the soldiers Ia Camp Carlile moved
their tents from the lower grounds and
were gradually retreating before the ad.
vAneing waters, More than half of the
camp was completely under water, and
about six o'clock last evening all hands
were preparing 70 break for higher ground.
Many families on the Island were prepar-
ing to move over to the city, and the goods
were being removed nom the cellars on
Water street.
Its thought from the great huge piles
of lumber, bridges, ETC., that have floated
BY that the destruction Of property must
have been immense. Enough DRIFT wood
has passed down to keep the whole South
cru COntedsraey 10 fuel for six months
perhaps.
P.s.-At late hour last evening We
learned that the river was falling rapidly
at wsllsvills aud Steubenville, and it will
doubtless be receding rapidly at this point
this morning.
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LEAyEAwoRTH, Sept. 2s.-Reports of a
reliable source, from Lanes command, say
that after his successful engagement with
the rebels at PapilsTille, he made force
march on OsceOla, and succeeded in sur
prising and capturing large supply train,
LETT by Raines and Price, together with
SI00, 900 in money. The command is now
supposedsto be on the march to join Gen.
Sturgis, At Kansas City.
Reports Of MeCulloch being in the Vicin-
ity Of Fort Scott, with a large force, are
still adhered to. Nothing definite is given
in regard to-his movements.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-30

LEAvEHWoRrH, Sept. 27.-Scouts this
morning report strong column of rebels
on the march northWard from Lexington.
Their supposed destination is st. Joseph.
The organised companies of the Kansas
militia are ordered to rendezvous in this
city immedistely,
cleveland, the leader of band of Jay
haWkers, has been arrested by a military
posse and held 70 bail for examination.
The Kansas I'd regiment marched for
Lawrence Tonight where they will en-
camp and recruit
Nothing new fEom Lanes command.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-30
D8-TnE RIvEa vas rising rapidly on

1@TnE RIvEa was rising rapidly on
Saturday.
The John t. MeCombs edited the popu-
laee with music from her ealiope during
the forenoon, and then left for Pittsburg.
The Liberty arrived from Cincinnati,
aud left again in the evening. We learn
that Capt. Booth has purchased 8. @. Ba-
kers' interest in the Liberty.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-30

B@ APPomrMlST.-H. ]. samuels, e
Cabell county, has been commissioned by
Governor PeitPOint, as Adiatant- General
of the State, the duties of which position
have heretofore been discharged by Attor-
ney-General Wheat. Mr.. samuels IT is
predicted by those who know him well,
will make a competent and thoroughly
efficient officer.