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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-03

While the grateful people are lnyishing
their praises on epauletted gentlemen who
have done them good service, they should
remember that there are quiet heroes on
whom the blazonry and gilt of pompous
war would rest just as meritoriously, were
all things Ia this unequal world arranged
as they might be.
Our fellow townsman, Thomas B. David,
late Of the Union Telegraph Office on
Water street, is one Of these persOns.--
From the outbreak of hostili,ies, he has
been the efficient and confidential agent Of
the Goverument-doing an amount of
work indoors and on the fields, that few
young men in the country have ever done.
He went with Gen. Kelley and our gallant
First Regiment on their FIRST march-put
mp and repaired the telegraph wires which
the rebels had cut-sat up night and day
sending messages and keeping the wires
in working order. lie has served all
through from Burnt Bridge to Laurel
Mountains, following the advance column,
wire in hand. We hear the most grateful
private praise of him and his self-denial,
aud without his knowledge we make it
public. he constructed an entire new line
Of telegraph to Buckhannon, Beverly, Hut
louisville and Cheat Mountain Pass He
operated the wires at night, sitting on a
stump, candle in hand, making himself a
fair mark for the guerillas. He has fire.
quently gone over the line in the pitch
darkness of night, with his lantern, and
elambered over crngs and logs in search of
a break, and he has just now completed
another new line from Clarksburg to Wes-
ton. His whole heart has been in the glO-
riouS work.
Such a man is deserving of the warmcst
gratitude of our Western Virginia people
and Of the whole country. He belongs to
that class Of quiet heroes whom the RO-
mans delighted to seek out and honor.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-03

The Washington (Pa.) Examiner con-
tains an editorial purporting to be correct
statement in regard to the affair at the
Tent School House in this county, in which
u Mr.. MCready lost his pistol. The editor
gives Mr.. NC. rs his authority, aud of
course the account is highly colored and
in some portions utterly false and SANDER
Gus. The statement that Mr.. M'Cready
wasstopped because he was Democrat -
and that Mr.. Wright, who lives near, is an
"Abolitionist," explains the lack of veraci-
ty in thencconnt and also gives key MS
TO what kind Of an Union man Mr.. M'Crea-
dy is; and We give it as our opinion that
neither he or the editor of the Examiner is
any sonnder than necessity compels them
10 pc u etL'bnFg Herald Of yesterday.
That last remark strikes us as very
true. The Examiner is thorough paced
secession paper, so far as it dares be.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-03
VOLUNTEERS WANTED
Companies Mustered INTO serviC

Companies Mustered into Service
CtApT. G. PRICE SMITH, Vol. Abide Camp to
" Brig. Gen. = a. Norris commanding Volunteer
forces In Western Virginia. is authorized to recruit
and muster squads OF men OF Companies into the
Virginia for the term Of three years unless
discharged.
Wheeling from the 9Th to the 10Th Of July, where
persons wishing to enter thh service would do we'll
to call on him.
His headquarters are at wellsburg, where letters
addressed to him will receive prompt attention. or
where persons wishing TO enlist will find him OF his
agent, at any time.
OGieeat Or. CALDwELLiS DRUG STORE, NIain-st
Wellsburg, Va, July LIST, 1861. IyG
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-03

TIE Bethany College friends of Walter
C. Whitaker, in Brooke county, will be
interested in the following notice of what
he is doing these times ut his home in
Kentucky. 1t is from the Shelby county
Ntrs:
W. C. wHIrAKER-Theg gallant candidate
for the State Senate in this district is
making an energetic canVass of Oldham
and Henry counties. AT every point his
speeches for the Union-for peace and
LOYALTY, arc hailed with the greatest en-
Ihusiasm The people of those counties
bad known him Rs gallant and untiring
Senator during his late term;-as one AL
ways for the Union. aud for the true in
terests and prosperity Of the State and
the Nation; and they were willing and
ready to endorse his patriotic course in
the Senate. Now they have made his per-
sonal acquaintance, and they are all en-
Enthusiastically for him. Let Shelby mot
fail In nanifesting her endorsement of his
services for the State and the Union, in
the Senate. There was not siAgle Sem
tor that was more firm, and none labored
more energetically or more efficiently for
the Union. Union men OF Shelby, show
that you appreciate your rights aud privi-
leges, by endorsing and approving OF the
labors of your representatives.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-03
vvsl1.burg Court House being Purge,


They seem to have had gay time from
FIRST to last in Brooke county on the new
government question-especially in official
and legal circles. The conclusion is ire
sistibls that Wellsburg Court House was
quite u rotten nest of treason. However,
they have all been pretty we'll smoked out.
Joe NayIor was the first one to come down
after several days of pious deliberation.-
Doctor White next came in. and now they
tell US even Oh. Langftt rOars very gently
his conscience being abundantly salts
fed BY the Herald we see that the JUS
tees OF the County Court have had the
"nux Yomica" applied to them, too. Billy
McKinly aud Patton throwed up their
hands and did not answer to the roll call
while Chief Justice Hindman and Assoc
ciato Davis put their heads in the door in
the morning and slOped in the afternoon.
Abraham Wilson harangued the court and
split hairs, and STAYED off all he could, and
parleE-Voused all he knew how, something
after the style of Thompson down here,
and finally refused to take the oath. All
the rest, nine in number. we believe, we're
qualified.
This is the way to do it. Our Brooke
county friends are showing the right kind
of grit in putting the screws to these trail
tors. Every pestilent devil of them ought
TO be weeded ought. Not one of them
should ever get within smelling distance
OF the public crib again. Such fellows as
these are mainly responsible for all our
troubles in Western Virginia.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-03
The Town OF webster, and a j Journey
from Thence Through PhlllIppi to
LnurcI Hill.


from Thence Through Phll1tppl TO
From letter in tho N. Y. Times.l
Webster is point four miles southwark
from Grafton, on the Parkersburg branch
of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and
at the intersection Of the great turnpike
from Fairmont south through Phillippi,
Bealingron fnear Laurel Hill and Beverly
Hence. Webster has been selected as the
depot for Government stores going South.
Bere gave to Capt. Ronsom my requisi-
ton for a horse to take me to Beverly
I,uck was now in my favor m ambulance
Iiad lust arrived from Beverly with a Pay
master, and could return Mt once; / might
take it, This was ever so much better
than horseback ride, and enabled me TO
tnke along my baggage. In few minutes
the driver reported himself ready, and we
started.
Webster, here let me say, is very small
town for so mighty aane. 1t has II
railroad station, sort of hotel, and mill;
beyond that, its attractions are SMALL
Like all Virginia villages, lying, nobody
knows how many feet above the level of
the sea. it is still situated in q valley; and
the road winds in aud out in a fashion Pc
culiar to this region. But certainly the
road was admirable, the hills about me
very green aud beautiful, the weathe. de-
licions, and my own temper wrought up to
the point of absolute enjoyment of these
pleasing accessories. "Certainly," solil-
oquized, az oscillated to the easv motion
Of the ambulance, and admired the land
scape which fed past at the rate of about
four miles an hour, ''certainly am lucky.
shall reach Philiippi in time for a sea.
sonable supper, anI early bed; shall climb
the summet of Laurel Hill by 10 o'clock 10
morrow, and dine comfortahls-iu BEVERLY
The pleasing anticipation was rudely dis
PEELED by an order shouted from behind us
to stop, and in moment courier dashed
mp on foaming steed and delivered BRIEF
direction for US to return Immediately to
Websterl Why, he did not know: that
was the order.
did not swear, even mentally. am
confident that Was very calm. / did not
even expostulais or attempt an argument
with the premp.ory messenger on the evil
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-03

God Euard our Gag. and ketp each star
EGsh stripe a. bright ~ now they wave,
sam make Il lead our ranks In war.
Still boat above each patriots grave,
Death to the trAitoT that would dare
Totrail e through the dust Of shame.
al honest hearts its lot will shaTs
Ard follow Il To Death or FAus.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-03

Posr.OFFIcE APPOINTMENTS ~ WESTERN
vIaelSIA.-The Department at Washing
ton has inside the following Post Office mp
pointments john F. Jones, postmaster at
Prospect Valley, Harrison county, vice a.
p. Siarn Mrs. Mary E. Gibson, pOstmas-
ter at Rosby's Rock, Marshall county, vice
David Henderson. declined; Amos Buuner,
postmaster at Forksburg, Marion county.
vice John Robe, removed; Randolph Nor
gan, postmaster at BoothSvillr, Marion
conntT, vice William J. Martin removed
Once at FresPOrt, Wood county, is discou-
rnued.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-03
SOMETHING NEW
FOR Soldiers, Anglers, Hunters
Yachtmen, Pic-Nics, &c.


u Ill III ~ III -
rJ,uIs INVALUABLE AND ALMOST lNDIsrEN-
SABLE Camp Chest ia thirty-one inches long,
aud fourteen inches wide. by nine inches deep being
longer II Is like trunk with equal comPart hents
il well doYeaiIed at tio corners, has lifting handles
at each eui. and han, EtHple5 aud paddock ior ias
tenirs On opening IT, in each OF the four corners
will DO found leg with hinge joint, nicely tcIdod
within Raise these four legs upright, and reverse
the opened chest, and you have table tlhrty-one
inches lrng. 10y twenty-eight Inches wide stunning
on its four legs. This magic chest has within II
three wcsef camp stools, made Of tho beS' hickory
ing knife and fork, three TASKS that viii in Inc 1g
,regato hold one gallon, one tea caddy, one coffee
caddy one wash bowl dipper, eight plates, four
knives and forks four each table and tea spoons Que
tea and coffee pot combined with straneT, one try-
in;- pan one pot for boiling. three drinking cups,
one each Sugar and milk bowl. one cTnet stand Tor
pepper salt, mustard and vinegar, with mustard
spoSn and co-kscrew combined, one apparatus for
boiling tea and coffee and fuel for twenty meals,
two table cloths aud two towels. This chest weighs
about forty pounds and Is designed for the officers OF
the army. ON opening this wonderful chest, ana
turning outfits contents which mechanical Ingenuity
and skill has contTiVed to put in so small compass,
the boIoder will think the great Northern Magician
has "turned up" again.
We have also the Patent Canteen Case, for the
private soldier, &c.
Tie above articles arc very highly recommended
to the Army by President Lincoln, fI-PreSident
Fillmore. Gen. Mansfield, Quar-. Master Gen. Melgs'
and all officers who have seen them, as being the
most servicable article gotten up for army use
in active service. Call and see them. Mt
]. NJ WHEAT SONS,
Sole agents foi. lHfeeliH9, Va
aug1-aw No. 73 Main street.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-03
DIED.

On Friday morning, August I'd, 1861, Mrs. s,E4H
Ee ny o. the late Capt j. H. Roberts In the 18th
The funeral will take place from her late resi-
denee corner Of Sixth and Centre sts, on tomorrov
Sunday morning. at o'clock. The friends Of the
family are respectfully invited to attend.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-03
RIrnnD oANNoN

hIEuK1D CANNON ---a-
A RE deadly instruments Of warfare. hut not more
IA certain or fatal, than "Sleeper's LIGHTNING
FLY PAPER which KILLS FLIES In so seconds, by
Shrewsbury clock" For sale Wholesale and Retail
by 7. II. LOGAN Co, and LOGAN, LIST CO.
iel5 Solo Agents.
o. BAGS Sifted Pepper; 80 boxes Ground Pepper:
~ ~ boxes Ground Ginger, received and for sale
by Ue29J LIST, MORRISON & co.
Ii THE POPULAR PATENT
n Medicines ofthe Jay.
i. BOOKING, Agent.
my13 Odd Fellows Hall Drug Store.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-03
Notice of Dissolution.

VIE CU-PAHINERsItIP heretofore exiting nm
i der the firm OF JOHNSON PRosT, Is hereby dis
solved by mutual consent. Leonard @. frost will
continue the bnsdsss usual and Is hereby author
lied to settle all the accounts Of the late arm.
JAMES 7. JOHNSON.
jy26 LEONARD @. FROST. +
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-03

~ oSIERT.-Ladics. Misses and CbIidren's
-. Aisns and Boys Hosiery Of ali ousIitiSs and
nylo COOPER : spxspvrv
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-03

medicines Of the day .Sn bs s,rS d, ~ al
ls' ROCKING A.,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-03

For Judge of the goth Judicial Cir.
All ESSRs. EDIT0RS-Plelse announce RALPH
M l.. BERKSHIRE, of Montngalia county, as =
candidate for Judge Of the Goth Judicial Circuit
ty26 MANY FRIENDS.
V9E-,FOR JUDGE.-MOsEsC @. GOOD Esq.,
t5ASsEs will he supported for the office OF Judge
of the Twentieth judicial Circuit, by
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-03
DIVIDEND.

rTHE DIRECTORS OF rms BANK NV Tfy = iS THIS
y day declared a dividend Of per cent ON the
capital stock, paid IN, payable to The storkholders
on 1s ssiAa"d' }. R. DloE KEY
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-03

FOR THE HAIR.
'DR0F. WOODS RESTORATIVE, Il.rnndera eTI.
hiuean- Sirs. Aliens Resterer and jrcssIne iyes.
PoHlades and Oils, for sale by
I. II. LOGAN 4 CO.
JHlV-d&W and LOiAS, list & co.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-03
a CARD

ID re LOUR g CORN Ma
h IS bbls Rye Flour,
% Corn Meal, for sale by
ithI2 LIST. MORRISON 4 co.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-03
PROCL A NJ A ITO N
ny rKNT1 cnUEpN0D

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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-19

rRcx BxlxcSr.--Ws had the pleasure lsss
evening Of meeting In oar otee Lieut.. 3. 3.
Ole. Of lie sth Iowa regiment. Who took
part in the battle In Belmcni ard vhe re-
csived an ugly wound frcr: secesh sword
The battle Is represented TO have been very
warmly contested. lie vas taken 2risonsr
AID carried 70 Coluabus where Ia vas Kind
1, treated. bat found isle 20 exI. he vac
rs,cased asser some ave days detention
Lieut.. Gale sss Formerly from Madison. N
this st..s. to which place be IS ea route
He q q brother 70 AE. James i. Gale. Boo1-
binder G. this city ard : a modes. ard intel
llssnt gen.ensn.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-19
Night Dispatches.



Re6el Forces Disoopersd on SANTA Rosa
Isiand-Tiey ave .SAsiiss out pifh Great
Lo.-Grssf Vigilance Ersreeised BY Col.
Wiison--Rsayrssi Of J.fsrds-TAs Tri.
Party Fleet for Msrico--Nips from Meri.
CA British Tsssel Seized for Raining
the Bloekads--TAe Glorious Old 6eih of 10
che War Aagain--Nason and Sltdeu Gene
10 Fort Warren.
Nrv YonK, Nov. le.-By the Cosmopol-
tan from Havana we learn that DIR. Savage,
u. s. Vice Consul at HAVANA. who had been
to Key West ahdreturnsd on che 9Th. met, :,
reports 500 rebel troops were discovered
by the Union patrol some twenty miles from
the Fort on Santa Rosa Island. The patrol
Immediately Informed the commander Of the
feet who sent force and shelled them off
the Island with great loss. Their object was
70 get together some 5O0o.or more rebels
and make another attack on Wilson's Zos
ayes. The greatest vigilance il exercised
by the commander Of the 2ouayes.
CLas. Jefferus has been re arrested, charg-
ed with the murder Of Messrs. Walton and
Mathswa He has once been acquitted Of
the crime.
IntliA ikhcheIs, u"aitilC Lint iOi TIC
murder Of his father-in law, attempted to
kill fellow prisoner named Myerf, yester-
day afternoon.
The Supreme Court rendered n decision
restoring the old or Mayor Woods police to
Office and pay.
The steamer Cosmopolitan arrived from
Havana on the 18th. -"
The Spanish feet Cor Mexico IS now only
Al, a
from Spain.
The Mexican news Is not favorable 70 Jus-
rez' S Government. the dsafiection OF General
Ortega. who has retired 20 bis own State OF
Zacaticas. tells agains. the Government
Gen. Marquez, though once defeated. was
approaching the valleyof Mexico 4.
Ii vas supposed. however, he would be
beaten The Constitutional Guarantee sus-
pended by Congress res been restored By the
Edict or Jusrex.
The report that Mexico had aceded TO The
demand cfEngland and Spain wac not be-
lieved at the Capitol.
The British Brig YIN. X, kibby has been
seized for running the blockade and the Cap
tain committed 20 Fort Lafayette.
TIE old 69th irish Rcgitrert lcf. foreeths
seat OF war this p. NJ -
As the ist Regiment of the Irish Brigags
Marshal Murray goes to Bostort O. delivei
Mason and Slidcl' TO tho Commando OF Fl
T, Warren.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-19

7he National lnfeifigeneer vindicafes The
Conduct ofCommodors Wiikes-Letter from
the Federal PSisoners AT Riehmond-ker-
rigan's Regiment Rsorsanised--More Dis
Loyal Clerss-Coi. EitssvSfa's Father up
pointed 20 QEce-- Visitors excluded fror,
che Departments.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 18th. National In
telligencer OF this morning contains an elah
crate article fully justify,ng the capture ct
Mason and Slideli. II cites authorities 20
show that under the acknowledged law Of
nations, Capt. Wilkes was authorized 20 board
the English steamer nddehand the delve-
~ Of persons charged With rebellion against
the Government Ii Is believed here that
the article soreshadows the ground which
will be taken by the State Department on
this question.
A gentleman Who has just arrived here
from Richmond. brings three hundred letters
4 from the Federal prisoners In that city. all
ranked By Congressman Ely. The people
of Richmond are REJECTED 80 be In great
alarm and are exceedingly anxious Cor the
future. Tie rapid and heavy plans Of the
Governments. lead thcsn t. -elutary rctec-
| tion.
Col. Kerrigsas regiment having been
thoroughly remodelei : now in excellent
condition. Eighteen Of IS officers have bcen
dismissed.
Several clerks " the Land Office have
been notified OF charged OF dsslo,s,ty pre-
ferrsd against them by the Potter investica-
ing committee.
Col. Harding Of Missouri has made an ar.
raagement ny which the tures uaonths home
guards Of that State mustered into service
Under authority Of Gen. Lyou vii epaid.
Geo. n. Kellogg Of Chicago has been ap
pointed Assistant hdin'ant General, Of vol
u-se>rs, eth the rank Of captain. and IS
siyaed 10 Gen. Stanley's Staff
The steamer y. b. Hall has arrived. Sev
erni vessels have run tile blockade Of N,
Potomac.
Ephr.in Ellsworth, father OF the lat.
Col. Ellsworth. has been appointed xiilitar,
! store keeper. by the President. BAT : not 70
assigned 20 duty.
} The Hesds OF Departments have been =
mach anaoyea by sislloFs that they have no
been able 80 coufr,enre THAR annual reports
( Thss have, siercfo<e sheen compelled 20 -
solve 70 ercirde az visitors Ill after ca
= meeting OF Congress, AMI IN view u The Dc
D termination. varies who contemplate ,isi'
!. inr Washington for the purpose OF intcrvie~
wi,h the Head If Departments. are advice
I n defer their jouraey hiiher unl'l after -
: arscnin z u cnagsess
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-19
Noon Dispatches.


s;es summer 60 be Assigned . Respoa-
sible Post = Men -efWar OF abe
Mexicas Coass--Iutersen tion with
Mexico-Fcderai Pickess Down the
River-Beausegard not gone south
Tile intimsses an Intention Ca Re-
sign-Resels sheiiea Out OF ship
psag Peint- 800 sesaea en- reuse iar
Cairo.
zEclAL 10 TIM HxRALp.
WASHINGTON. Nov. i7.-0sp. Sumner has
not yet been assigned any command. but in
view Of bis long experience ard seryices IN
California, Gen. Mcclellan, vhn sss for
Immediately 20 some responsible rc-'
Soon aiter tie announcement - .uade of
the contemplated intervention ~ Epgiand.
France and Spain in Mexican affsirs.
Our Government dispatched nip Of war
commanded by an experienced officer. 70 the
Gulf TO look after oar interests. Another
vas also dispatched up the Coast 20 Tampico
70 prevent the transit Of passengers from the
rebel Government across that country, and
also TO prevent the shipment OF cotton. etc.
from tie rebel States. Thu wise precau
ton. IL = said. has suddenly put y rtop TO On
extensive traffic which Was about being in
augursted. A. ab,ut the same time. Secre-
tAry Seward sent = respectful communication
70 EnglAnd. France and Spain respecting the
alleged Intervention Of these Governments
in the Affairs Of Mexico. but MP 10 the last
adsiees from Europe no satisfactory answer
has been received by our Government
They appear 20 be clubbing upon this mat.
ter. and seem disinclined to state their real
objects and desiyns. Our Govepmst j.
keeping most vigilant watch. and will not
permit this formidable European combination
20 make Any advances or aggrcssions on this
continent.
srkciAL TO TRIBUNE.
WAsxisaros, Nov. is.--Hsintzlsman's
p.ckea extend 20 Aecotink creek down the
river. No rebels have been seen BY them
sincs the reconnoisance.
The President has appointed Lieut.. Hsary
A. Wise. Of the Navy. acting Chief Of the
Bureau OF ordnance and photography in the
Navy Der ariment, during the the temporary
absence Of Capt. A. Harwood.
II IA not believed at headquarters that any
considerable number Of troops have been
Withdrawn from the rebel army opposite
wsshingsor In consequence Of the invasion
Of South Carolina. 3eauregard has not gone
20 Charleston Ne reported. The rumor. bow
ever. which im2utes 20 him en- intention TO
resign unless . more vigorous policy be
adopted in the Confederate war. is TO, with
CT foundation
On Saturday morning cur guns at Budd's
Ferry sent IL shells among the rebols behind
Shipping Point battery. driving them from
the fcrtiications. =.
This T.. ". I've hundred ssamen under
commander Wainwright. took the cars for
Cairo. where they viii join Commodore
Poets rlotil.a.