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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-25

pg EARLY yesterday morning an over
coat was comfortable, it not necessary
\ week of such weather will paint the yet
green foliage with a thousand huss of au-
lnmu, and mature the ripeuiug mast for
winter use. Farmers will 5000 have gath
cred their last remaining crop. In the
butkwhent fields the blossoms are already
setting"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-25

s0-oUn FRIEND, John Baer, was yes
terday elected list Lieutenant of Capt.
MOrgan's company. Jack is man of
sterling worth, VIII will inspire confidence
aud respect This company wants ffer
and twenty-five more men,
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Order from the 2. o. Department

Orders from the P. o. Department.
wAsHINGToS, Sept. 24-The following
important orders have been issued from
the Post Office Department.:
1t is ordered, first, that no newspaper,
or other printed matter, be admitted into
the letter pouches destined for the Pacific
coast, letters exclusively being placed
therein second, that Sc pirate bags be APP
pSopriated exclusively to newspapers des-
tined to the Pacific coast, excluding all
other printed matter; third, that such let-
ter pouches and newspaper bags be, for
warded TO California as usual by the over
ldudtroate; fourth, all other printed mat
ter of every kind destined to the Pacific
coast must be sent in bags to the New
York Office, there to be delivered to the
agents of the Overland Mail Company;
fifth, Postmasters are requested to comply
carefully with these orders until further
notice, any neglect thereon to be immedi-.
ately reported to the appointment Office.
By order of the p. u. Gen'l, -
-, Signed SO, JOHN "A. KAssoN,
sasuss lst.Ass't. p. NJ. Genll.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.


/ TherOllowingis an extract rom aIetterwritten by
the Pastor Of Baptist Church to the journal and
Messcnge Cincinnati, Ohio. and speaks volumes in
favor of that world.renowncd Ineiicine--MEs wINs.
Lows soornISe SYRUP EoR CHILDREN TEETHISd:
'twesee an adyertisementin your columns of Mrs
Windows Soothing Syrup. Now we never said a
word In favor patent medicine before in our life
but We feel compelled to say to your readers, that
thisfs no hulnbug-wEiA TRIED It, AND KNOW IT 10
uE ALL IT CLAIMS. It Is probably, one Of the most
the best. And those of your readers who have ba
biesean't do better than to lay in supply"
Octl6-ly-dEw IL
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p5~A Coon ARRANGEMESr.-The War
Department. has completed its arrange
neuts foe facilitating the appropriation BY
our volunteers OF \ portion OF their pay for
the support of their families. Rolls of
assignment are to be kept in each COM
nAnl, which are 70 be forwarded to the
Paymaster Generals Office, where the de-
duetiOa will be completed by which the
persons for whose benefit these deductions
are to be made, will receive their specified
amounts. We anticipate great good from
this system, as well for the soldier as for
big family, twill also scatter large sums
OtmOaey ID the loyal States, us n means
Oisupplyiug many needy wants.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-25

tanned that he Wilt captured s.a'.
Reports are rue tla l1s q =. body OF 5000 or
1000 rebels are rpel5sehing on ST Joseph.
An Attack ls. eSpecIels mere Tomorrow.
49, -. --s-. :. s,s.-.'--.--- -.
q ill From nQnGon, mo.
IRoNroN. No., Sept 81, via ST.. LOUIS
AT a meeulgof the commissioned officers
Of the 2lst Regiment of z. s. Volunteers,
called together for the purpose of giving
an expression of their feelings in regard to
the course of Gen, Fremont, Col. w. s.
Alexander was called to the Chair. -, r.
The following report OF the committee
to draft resolutions was unanimously
adopted: f5z III ~ s-T-i
WHEREAS, We view with regret the eff
forts making to bring about the removal
of Gen. Fremont, and believing that his
removal would enLlauger, If not destroy,
the magnificent army Organized by and
now under his comm dad, aud thus not on
lysgreatly weaken the power of the Gov
eminent, 6nt Encourage the leaders of the
rebellion, 10 their efforts to destroy the Re-
public; therefore:
Resotged, That in John G. Fremont we
recognize not only a great military chief
tain, but true patriot, whose well known
courage. uurivalled genius and indomita-
BILE energy, has marked ont as the man to
organize and, suecessfIilly, command tho.
Army of the West. te9sl,5I "a
ResoIUed, That we unhesitatingly en-
iorse the course being PURSUED by Gen.
Fremont in the Military. Department of
the West, and that we will not under any
circumstances countenance the efforts now
making to remove him, but will at all
times do all in our power to prevent its
contamination. ssa
HuDsoX, Mo-, Sept. 2s.-The following
account of the siege of Lexington is fur
nished to the st. Lonis Rspu6iiedn hy Hem
nv Bradburn. one of Col. Mulligauis SOL
diers. who left Lexington ON Saturday
morning.
The fort was surrendered on Friday af-
te.noon. The men fought fiFty-nine hours
without water, and had only three barrels
of vinegar to ouench their thirst during all
that time. There were no sprinps or wells
of water in the camp ground as has been
stated. The supply was from the river.
and was cut Off afier a desperate light on
Wednesday.
bs The canip ground consisted of about ten
acres, and was located a short distance
from the river. There were breastworks
entirely around it, with the exception of
the position next to the river. It was here
the hardest fighting took place. The rob
els procured a, large number of hemp bales
and rolled them in advance, and under
their cover gradually succeeded in securing
a bosition- in ,tlletrear. They then cut off
the supnIy Of water and had the fort com.
pIetely surrounded. They made but few
charges upon the breastworks during the
entire siege. Their object seemed to be to
surround the fort and cut off the supply of
water, and having succeeded in this they
awaited until. Col. Muliigan was compelled
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-25
9g 0eIegrapt,
car. prentiss Ont off bv fhe Rebels,

CHICAGO, Sept, ia special dispatch
to the Tribune, from Quincy, dated 2sd,
says Gen. Prentiss assumed command in
North Missouri, and started West yester-
day. He issnowi West of iBrookfeld, and is
cut Off by the rebels. supposed TO be part
Of Prices force Great fears ARE enter
tanned that he will be captured. l..5
Reports are rife that q body Of 1000 or
An attack is expected. there tomorrow.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-25

DARNEsTowS, Nd, Sept. ga tragica
occurrence was witnessed near this village
yesterday in the Pennsylvania 46th, Col.
Knifor, which is going to Gens Banks col
lmn In the regiments a company COM
posed principally, of Irishmen, who have
given the commander muck. trouble
When near Muddy river, two of the men
got engaged in a fight, and one named
Lanahan. very bad character, was, by
order of Maj. Arnold Lewis, tied to the
rehr of a baggage wagon. After proceed 1
ing about mile it was reported to Major
Lewis that Lanafan was Mt large with a
loaded gun in his hand. The Major, ac-
companied, rode towards Lanahau and
ordered him to give nF the gun. Lnnahan
refused, and while the Major was in the
act fgetttng off his horse to enforce his
order, Lanahan retreated q few steps, took
back with IL ball and three buckshot. The
Major fell and expired in three minutes
without uttering word. ~. l.5s.l .ios
Lanahan was secured, and the body of
tue unfortunate officer was placed in
wagon and guarded to the camp Lana
han ia now in the hands of the Provost
Marshal, and will be tried by drum head
court martial probably to day. The MUIR
derer is aresident of Scranton, Pa, Maj.
Lewis was 80 yeaas of age, was married
about year ago and leaves u widow but
no children. He served in the Mexican
war, and in the breaking out of the pre-
sent.rebellion was editing the GatNsanqua,
Lehigh county, Herald which occupation
he resigned to join the army, He was
dearly beloved by the whole regiment, and
his death hangs with pail upon the spir
its of his associates.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-25

PEhsoNs afflicted with Fevernnd Ague
should not spare either time, trouble ex-
pense, to procure Or HOstetter's Celebrated
BiterS. whose benificent effects upon the
system has been clearly proved to- those
who have been stricken down in q short
space Of time byttis dteddful curse, whose
cheeks are wan and meagre, aud whose
nights are slecpless aud restless, aud whose
eys are dim and sunkcn, with death star:
ing them in the face, this compound must
prove blessing; Switching them as it
were from the mouth of the grave. None
can know its true value until they have
triedft. 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 all families, .....s..zz
Sold by. druggists and dealers generally
everywhere.
See advertisement in another column.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-25

bB- TINS members of The Kelley Guards
will meet at headquarters this morning at
half-p4st eight o'clock An election for.
officers will take place A fEer for this
company is wanted.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-25

pas- wAxraDLA ifer for VIM. Morgan,s
company, First Virginia Regiment. Apply
at Camp Garlic. .gg.5
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-25
Music for tha Times.
REORGANIZATION.

ITO benjamin Fleming and Jacob Deeson, Special
j Commissioners for Marion COuDty, William L.
Lyons, Special Commissioner for Harrison county,
zadoc Shields, do for Taylor county, D. D. I. FARMS
worth, do for Upshur county, William 4. Phares do
for Randolph county, Nathan n. Tan, do for Barbour
county. d. C. Adams do for Tucker county, William
H. Grimes, do for Preston county.
WHRl has, 1t appears upon satisfactory evidence OF
the fact, that Gideon d. Camden, late Judge OF tile
2lst Judicial Circuit, composed of the counties Of
Harrison, Marion, Taylor, Preston. barbour, RAN
dOlph Upshur and Tucker; and T. g. Watson, Clerk
OF Circuit Court; d. z. Hamilton Clerk of County
Court, George C. Kerr, Sheriff, and Alpheus Z.
county, and @. w. Smith, Clerk OF Circuit Court,
AMI James MunrOe, Sheriff, OF Harrison county;
wealth, and iAckquIll Cochran, Sheriff. OF Taylor
county, AMI aiih Law ence, Clerk OF County Court,
George DAstable, Sherif, and j. = Fisher Attorney
for Commo wealth, of UIslinr county, aud BERNARD
L. thrown Clerk Of Circuit Court, Squire BosWortl,
Clerk OF County Court, Hoy McLain, Sheriff, and
David GOff, Attorney for Commonwealth, of Ran.
dOlph county; and Lair u. WOrrell Clerk of Circuit
Court, James s. Hartman, Clerk Of County Court,
William Daniels Sheriff, and ID. 81. Anvil Attorney
for Common wealth, of Barbour esunty, hive failed
to take the oath prescribl by the ordinance for the
reorganization Of the State government, passed by
the Convection which assembled at Wheeling the
1ith OF June, 1861; .'L
Now therefore, /, FRANCIs H. PETRPoINF, Governor
OF Virginia, inpursuance Of authority vested In ME
by law, tlO declare tho said offices vacant, and yOn
hereby required, (having first been duly quail
etlO to hold according to law AN election to fill tile
vacancies Aforesaid, Mt tile several places OF voting
in yOnr counties, on Friday, the 27th day
OF Sept e m her, 1 9 Oh, giving at least ten days
notice OF such election and OF the time OF holding
the ane, at each place OF voting and full authority
is hereby conferred you TO do and provide what
ever may be necessary for the purpose aforesaid.
f-l Given under my hand, and the less seal OF
LIS. the Commonwealth at tile City Of Wheeling,
S~I-I( this 9th day of August, 1861, and In tho
eIghty-sixth year Of the ComnGnwsalth: :,
Z. Ii; PBIRP0INT,
% A. IIAGANs, fH Ton '' ..a
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-25

FRANKFoRT, Ky, Sept. 80.
Full apdJRathenticid details of the fight
Mt Bhrboursvtlle, KY, on the 18th inst,
have been received. Twenty-one Union
Home Guards fought Zollicoifers force of
three thousand three hundred men, ut the
bridge near BarboursEille, and twice re-
pulsed them; killing Col. Rains, one Cap
tain, one Lieutenant, and thirty-two prt-
Yates, and wonnding sixteen. None of the
Home Guards were killed-two were bnd-
ly wounded ZollicoFer's forces, after be-
ing repulsed, Hanked the Guard, and took
aud destroyed the greater part ofithe town.
1t was a desperate fight, and although this
report seems hardly crediGble, tits true
Humphrey Marshall is ut the head of a
large force in Owen county, and fears are
entertained for the safety of this place.
Gen. Sherman is at Ehzabethtown, and
Buckner at Green river bridge.
Representatives Silvertooth and Ewing,
and Senator Irwin, all Secessionists, were
arrested Mt Hatrodsburg Monday Gin
Commercial.
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ne e =. a. lM. lMLIlTINBEReRR, n. d.
Closing Out SalesI

TTANDSoME ORGANDIBs, reduced nom 62lec
II III to 3T3kc do do from so and 81 y to CSC.
Finest qualify JaGkonett Lawns, reduced to 25 cts
Jackonett Lawns, reduced from p and ls5{ 10 l2ze
And many other Dress Qoods, reduced in tho same
proportion. fa7 al iH -tLif ~ sf ~ ~ i''t
Now Isthe time to secure bargains, az We are de-
terJmtncd TO close out all our Summer Gostds
VA - t5ds COOPER SENSENEY.
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WAsHIs0TON, Pa,
TgEsDAY, Sept 24th, 1861. =

TUESDAY, Sep, 18th, 1861. a T..
.fessrs.i Etlit0ES:-Tliis Is another gi0Ff-
Gus day, making all buoyaut and beai tsome.
The Society has certainly been most for
tpnate in their choice of Il time for hold
ing our Fair. This Is, indeed, gilIa day.
Thousands stteamed in from early morning
uptil noon, jammiug our streets aud block
ing tue PaUe to almost sufocdtibn. The
Fair, is grand success, as ! anticipated
and yentureil to predict it would be, in my
brief Hote of yesterday. Glorious Wheel
ing made multitudinOus Outpouring-a
demonstration heart-cheering to our citi-;
z6ns. 9ThatWhole-souledg gentleman, Capt.
Mccoy, than whom no road IN this coun-
try is more fortunate in having the right
fnan in the right place, came up with a
morning train jRmmed to repletton, re-
turned and brought another large retinue
of all ages, sexes and eonditions. In
short, the Hemp6eld poured in upon us a
perfect avalanche of gay Joyous and hap
Ply people from your city, and the interme-
date localities. They were all cordially
Welcomed, and, 1 think, enjoyed themselves
hugely, so far rs I could discover.
Your correspondent has attended all the
Fairs here for many years, and he is clears
ly of opinion that, III many respects, this
one bears OF the palm. The display of
neat cattle is really splendid, better Than
ever before. of sheep, nightly creditable,
of fine qualities but not, ! think as large
in number as on some previous occasions.
Horses, very ereditable; some really tip
top, fine blood, good bottom aud splendid
appearahce. In the swine department we
noticed one mammoth s.ork SOW, weight
$50 lbs, with five months old pig
weighing ZIG lbs, of the Chester breed.
There are some of tie largest and finest
looking bulls, of the best blood, we have
ever seen on any Pair Ground. They are
imported stock. and are greatly improving
the stock of our eountrp. OF stock horses
we nave some that cannot be beat. But
cannot think Of entering in:o the meHWtiu
of such matters in this correspondence.
intended rather TO brgeneral in its char
ter, than entering into detail. Penn.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-25

SANDY Hook, Sept. 24.-Thc steamer
City of New York, from Liverpool with
dates to the llth inst, is signalled. Her
advices hive been anticipated.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-25

FARTHER PoNr, Sept. 24-The steamer
Jura, from Liverpool, passed here this
morning. Her advices have been antici=
pated. ....
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-25

WEAKxEss OF the SToMAcH AND INDI-
GEsTIOS.-Anotter Great Cure eGseieti By
RGr1Gps's Holland BiLters. s4l-.5s 49,
The-wffe OF Peter Dc Wife, living in
Holland Town, Sheboygan county, wiscoh-
sin, suffered mueh FROM weakness of-the
stomach and indigestiong She had been
under arphysician's care for some time, but
the disease seemed to baiIIe even his skill.
She purchased some Holland Bitters Mt our
office, which has,giVen- tone 70 hersstom-
ach, her appetite aud strength are return
ing, and We firmly believe that this is au-
other great cure effected by yonr medi-
cine. ssfL.8 SIT II
We have still to record many wonderful
cures effected by this remedy, hut must
matt another opportunity. one thing you
can rely upon, what we have publishedare
from persons much respected in our COM
muuity, aud are literally true.5
]. QUINTUS.
Ed. Sheboygan Nteuwsbode, shebOyg"n
Wis seP3
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-25

Sr. LOUIS, Sept. 24.-Communication
with Gen. Prentiss still cut off, nothing
having been heard from him since yester-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-25
Read the Following. It is True

I. H. LOGAN, ESQ, Dear Sir:
Ilwrots to you. some time since for Bottle Of
Brentlinger's Fluid Extract Of Snrsapara and Dam
IClion, anil mlst say that It has acted upon me like
a charm. have been AFFLICTED for near two years
with Dyspepsia; two-thirds of the time 1 yomited
from one To three times a day. had given up the
idea Of getting we'll and indeed my friends had
gIvsHup ailIopes Of my ever getting we'll again.
Added to this, l suffered with the Scrofula very
much. Since last September one side Of my neck
was one entire sore eomp6scd Of some running
sores. The use Of one Bottle has much improved
me. My stomach Is relieved and my neck has i'm
proved beyond my most EanEuine expectations.
two bottles more shall be relieved entirely. YOu
will please send me two bottles by the Boat. ~
Yours respectfully, J.W. HOMBR.
The above medicine Is prepared by r. A! BRENT
LINGER & CO., No. III Market street, Wheeling,
and sod by most Of the Druggists Of the city. APPS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-25

a. Carr. DoSSsiEtLLiL.Y'a company from
Cameron arrived yesterday. This com
pany is to be attached TO Col Thoburn's
regiment.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-25
From Kentucky.

The Fight Mt BarboursvIlle, Ky.--
GaIlanTry OF the Home Gunrds--
HmmnhreV MHrsb1II with n Tarre
Force in Owen Connty--Fears for
the SAFETY of FrRnkfOrt--Secesh
Members of the Legislature Ar
Ensled. - - = ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-25

sSTaEAsuRr NoTE AeESrs The Gov
eramsnt has appointed as agents for the.
sale Of Treasury notes, at Wheeling, DanI
lamb; at Bridgeport, o., John @. TALL
man at Washington, Pa, Q. N. Reed. ~
We understood that some of the banks
ATE receiving on deposit, Treasury notes
payable on demand in the Eastern cities.
We hope that all the banks in this city
may adopt the same plan, for II our patri-
O'isa is of the right stamp, it certainly
will lead Us not only TO an expression Of
our confidence In the General Government,
bat viii ipstill into ousmiuds the import
anse Of doing all We can to sustain it
@eProteetion We enjoy, if no other motive
could be sufficient to urge US on in this
matter, ought alone to compelrusIl
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5-FmENES's P&RADs.-The following
Programme will be observed at the Fire
meas Parade, on Saturday, the 9th Of
October:
The different Fire Companies will meet
.tlhe "a Ward market house at u o'clock
{. N, and proceed up Market street 70
North, down North to Main, down Main to
INST up First to ohapliue, up Chapline 70
Third, down Third to Market, up Market
% Bidlls, down Biddle to Main, up Nain
% John, up Joha to Sixth, down Sixth to
Gay up Clay to seventh, up Seventh to
Ssaus down Centre 70 Ftfth, up Fifth to
Splaey' down Quincy to Fourth, up Fourth
% untOar down Union % Market, and then
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PROCLAM.ATION.
A. IIAeANs, iH t1g +.
aug2o-3td&w Sec'y Of the CommOnweal

ftrf.rH GlIA.Ul-EA1lNINsl lft. HIt
!Tlo II. n. dis sheriff Of Wood county !. Alfred
OF peasants county Floyd Nicely, do of Deddridge
connlyiZ 2, N. pelrpsfnt spesial Qqwmisgi9per for
county John Camden, do for BraXton county; ii.
II. Wither, ,lO for Giliner county; p. N. Hale, do
for Lewis county. 3
WHERgGs, 1t appears upon satisfactory evidence
Of tue fact, that William L. Jackson late Judge Of
the 10th Jndcia- Circuit, composed OF the counties
Wood, Writ, Gilmer. BrtxtOn, Lewis, Richie, Dod-
bridge, Peasants and Calhoun has failed to take the
t0n Of the State Government passed by tho Conyen.
tion which assembled at Wheeling on the 11th Of
June, 1851 .
Now, Therefore, l, FRANcls II. PErRPolST. Cover
by Law, do declare said office vacant and you ale
hereby required, Chaying first been duly gunlifedD
o, aSSrSiJ snt H. ssyaraI nIsres aF yotinu In
your counties, on Friday, the 27th day OF
september, 1S6 i, giving at least ten days mo-.
lce of such election, aud Of the time Of holding the
same Mt each place Of voting; and full authority is
hereby conferred on you to DO and provide whatever
may be necessary for tho purpose Aforesaid: .3.
fS@1 GiYeGunder my hand, and the less Zeal
L. 8. Of the Commonwealth, at the city Of Wheel
49, ing. this 9th day Of August, 1SGl, and In.
PR1Ncis II. PETRPoINT.
. BY gu S4Ternor Z A SSasii
NEW MUSIC JUST RECEIVED
NtARELESs ELEGANCE POLKA,
| " limitations Of Banjo, Polka
Prayer 0ranted, answer to Siafden's Prayer,l
L'Ange nes Souvenirs (VariatiOns0 ,-.si
I'm Revc Dc Flours, &c 49,. yt,- ,
Coming Thro' tho Rye, :" Wallace,
Logic 0'Buchan, s.
l'Invitation n la Redowa, ,e.,- $50
Musical Stories, by 0esten, M
War March, .-7 80
Zouaye Rattle March, .eB
Union Medley, 800 1900
Union POtponrri, ~ ~. - =,
HsTSs Of qsR sSG
Rock Beside tile Sea, i :faa
LOrenA,
Ever g Thee, tnew and beautiful sditiOn,)
Gay and Happy, .s..5..,.,
Our Flag Is There, f...-r b
+ Piuri6us Urum-Eyery Star, 81, 5
Rise for your Country, &c, &cs &c i.t5 AM M
JESSE B. MRLLOR
sept4 139 Main street.
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Il Ftops ne DssstSSssrat, s.. cloud, 4f,ai.. e.
ITyou are, or have been troubled with the head,
ahe send for box (cephee Pills. 80 that you may,
have them In case Of an attack. ss ~ r
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-25

cJOFHT HATS.-we have also received fne
~ I{oeIr ~ 3Nff Hats Of oVeFV description 2
15saI y HARPER { BRO. 4
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-25

-TnE gun and sword which belonged
t. Zach. Cochran, the Secession sheriff 5f
Taylorcounty, who was killed on satur-
day, were brought up 10 the city yesterday.
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The loss of the rebels is not known, but
tits thought to bei6ot Iess'thanla thousand
killed and wounded. Their first attack
proved more disastrous to them than the
long seige, which followed for n day. or
two previous to the last attack they were
engaged in burying their dead. @ 2