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Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1861-10-17
Chicago, Iowa ~ Nebraska
hAIIlItOAD.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, Nov. %. |

Connecting with through trains for Chicago the
Dixon Air Line OF the Galena and Chicago Union Rail-
road At he Witt with Stages for Davenport, Maquo-
keta and Anamosa Al Yankee Run with Stages for To-
ronto Onion Grove with Stages for Upton A. ListooI
with Stages for Anamosa AT Cedar Rapids with Stages forj
Maroon yinton Waterloo Cedar Falls wayerly Chariasj
cy-Fort Dodge, Marengo H. Desmoincs Council Buns
Sioux city.
s- An Agent will he at the Depot in Fulton 70 re-
ceiye all baggage for Clinton the Road which will be-,
conveyed across the river CHARGE
NJ. SMITH Eng. Supt.
Clinton, Iowa Nov. 90, 1850. IL
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1861-10-17

The Boston Ploughman says that
all danger from the potatoe rot may
be reasonably considered over, for the
present year at least, and that the
crop will be large and fine. In Europe
they have not been so fortunate, for
disease has made great ravages in
the potatoe fields.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1861-10-17

All the American vessels in the Chi
nese waters have sailed for the United
States, with the exception Of one
small vessel, which was left ut the
earnest request of the American Min.
lister, and which proceeded suddenly
to Shanghai, owing to q report that a
schooner was being fitted out there for
a privateer under the Confederate flag.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1861-10-17

More than forty thousand horses
have been brought to Washington
since the commencement of the cam
paign, and have been purchased for
the army at cost of more than five
hundred thousand dollars.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1861-10-17

The Treasurer, this week, advertiscs
for sale the nonresident lands Of
Floyd county delinquent for taxes.
Owners of lands thus. advertised
should not delay the payment of these
taxes il they would save cost.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1861-10-17


HAMILTON Co.. Kirkwood has at
least 100 majority. DR.. L. II. Cutler,
Repub., is elected Representative by
a large majority also j. L. Dana,
Rcpub., Senator.
CLAYTON Co.-Kirkwood's majority
is from 700 to 900. DR.. Chase, Repub.,
and Geo. L. Bass, DEM, are elected
Representatives.
MAHAsKA Co.-This county gives
Kirkwood abont 400 majority-a gain
Of 100 over the Presidential vote.
CEDAR Co.-Kirkwood's majority is
between 100 and 500.
HENRY Co.. kirkwood has about
500 majority.
BENroN Co.. Kirkwood will have
800 majority.
LINN Co. The Marion Democrat
whines because kirkwood got 400
more votes in "Old Linn" than the
Hero of Wilson's Creek"
KEoKUK Co.-Kirkwood's majority
exceeds $50. The county went fol
Dodge two years ago by "a majority.
MARION Co. has given Merritt about
100 majority.
VAN BuREN Goa Republican Sen
ator and two Democratic Representa-
tives are elected in this usually Dem.
ocratic county. kirkwood has ll9
majority.
Polk Co.-The Republican Senator
j. H. Hatch, has IL majority. John
Mitchell, Republican for Representa-
tive, nearly 100 majority. Kirkwood
has small majority.
LEE Co.-Merritt has 600 majority.
The Legislature stands one Republic
can and one Democratic Senator and
two Republican and two Democratic
Representatives.
PowEsEIEK Co.-The entire Republi-
can ticket is elected. Kirkwood's
majority IT'S.
FAYETE Co.. Kirkwood's majority
is about 400. DR.. Levi Fuller and
w. b. Lakin, Republicans, are elected
Representatives.
DUBUQUE Co-Merritt's majority is
about 500.
JONES Co.-The several Democratic
factions in this county are entirely
cleaned out, and Kirkwood has hand
some majority.
MUscArINE Co.-Kirkwood's MAORI
tyis 362.
HARDIN Co.-Kirkwood has carried
the county by at least 800 majority.
The Republican nominee for Repre-
sentative was defeated by about Is
majority.
FAYErrE Co. is Republican by four
or five hundred majority.
BREMER Co.-This County went De-
mocratic last year. This year she
gives goo majority for Kirkwood.
BLAcKHAwK Co.-Kirkwood's major
ity will be large. Cedar Falls gives,
Kirkwood PIT /; Merritt "a. Water
loo gives, Kirkwood 20s; Merritt IS.
BUCHANAN Co.-Kirkwood and the
State ticket will have 500 majority.
CERRo Como CoUNrY.--Kirkwood re.
ccivcd every vote (230) in this coun-
ty for Governor. Stinson, Democrat
ic candidate for Representative, did
not receive one vote in the whole
county. Bowdoin Republican, re-
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1861-10-17

The male population of the State of
New York between the ages of Is
and As. capable Of bearing arms is
766,344 T; that Of Pennsylvania is
$4,000.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1861-10-17

Some workmen who were unloading
a cargo Of hides from vessel at one
of the Boston wharves the other day,
were rather surprised to find u boa
constructor rolled up in one of the
skins. The fellow, being torpid, was
caught.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1861-10-17

NOTICE is hereby given, that since tho
IN 25th day of June, A. d. 1850, s. b. Starr,
of ST. Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa, has
been and still is my sole lawful agent and ut.
torney for the purpose of transacting any and
all my business in the State of Iowa, and that
all power and authority delegated to A. L.
Collins to do any Of such business. has been
revoked by me. FRIEND BURT.
Dated, April Sd, 1861,
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1861-10-17
Ulster Township Officers Elect.

County Superrisor-John Chapman
Township Trustees-Edward Crow,
ell, Henry Sprague, John Hanchett.
Assessor Mutchlcr.
Clerk-Wm. l.. McEwen.
Constables-John Edmunds, Henry
d. Sprague.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1861-10-17

S. NJ. Sherman, Esq, has been APP
pointed Postmaster at TT. Dodge, in
place Of his son, Charles A. Sherman,
who resigned and went to the war.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1861-10-17
Examination of Teachers,

Notice is hereby given, that there will be a
Public Examination of applicants for Teachers
Certificates, at the Supervisors Room in the
Court House i'm st. Charles, on Saturday
October 70, 1861. All interested will pleas,
take notice. School Directors nd the public
generally are invited to be present
j. CHESTON WHITNEY,
County Superintendent.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1861-10-17
Knights Of the Golden Circle.

The precipitate flight of John C.
Breckenridge, without apparent cause,
is fully explained by letter from
Paducah, Kentucky, in the New York
Herald. The letter states that when
the Federal troops took possession of
Paducah, castle" Of the X. G. C.'s
was seized, wherein were found some
important documents. The writer
states
Among them are letters carefully
filed from Governor Beriah Magoffin,
Senator John G. Breckenridge, Gene
raj Gideon j. Pillow, General Buck.
ner and others, all of whom are thus
proved to have been members of this
reasonable league, and many of them
file leaders in the movement. A copy
of the proceedings of the last three
meetings Of the National Castle "
was also found, which lets in several
rays of light upon the strange con-
duct Of Governors Harris, jackson
and Magoflin, and the breaking up Of
the Charleston Convention letter.
or, rather, private circular-from
two members OF Mr.. Buchanan's Cabi-
net, while yet in Office, stating the
number and quality of arms which
would be in the Southern States at
the expiration of their terms of Office,
and other information which will be
of use when the rebellion is crushed.
The seizure of these documents was
kept secret until several of the trai-
tors had been arrested. Three Of
them are now in Fort Lafayette.
Breckenridge got wind of his danger
in season to escape, which is great
pity.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1861-10-17

Charles Kelly, Ed Higgins, Samuel
Mitchell and Adelbert Tague have left
This place for Cerro Gordo county, to
join Capt. Fuller's company for FROM
tier service.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1861-10-17

Gen. Harvey arrived at Washington
GU the 10th. His visit to that city is
said to be preparatory to his being
ordered to a position commensurate
with his experience and reputation.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1861-10-17

+. A. Haskell, of Company B, Iowa
7th Regiment, Capt. Gardner of Chick
asaw county, has returned to Bradford
to recruit for the company.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1861-10-17

On Thursday, Oct. 18th, in the port
of New York, there were thirty-five
ships loading with wheat for the
single port Of Havre, France.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1861-10-17

The schooners Ocean Wave, Hattie,
Ryan and Mecca, have been brought
as prizes from Hatteras Inlet to the
Philadelphia Navy Yard.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1861-10-17
Notice to Farmers.

There are in the hands of the Secretary of the
Floyd County Agricultural Society some spe
cimens of Winter Wheat and also some Barley
imported from Europe, which he will distrib-
ute to those members of the Society who may
desire to give them a trial.
JAMES JACKSON, Secretary.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1861-10-17

j. w. Lehmkuhl & Co., are now re.
ceiving their supplies of Fall and Win.
ter Goods. The amount Of Goods sold
by this firm during the year is enor.
nous. "Quick sales and small prof
it's" appears to be their motto.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1861-10-17
store to Rent.

FTVHE Subscriber offers for rent, on favorable
terms, his Store in the Intelligencer
Building. He will also sell his entire stock
of Books, STATIONARY, Paper Hangings, &C.,
at cost. A. b. +. HILDRErH,
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1861-10-17

Mr.. Joseph L. Mills, of Ulster, has
our thanks for some very large
squashes. They are the finest speci-
mems we have seen, one of them
weighing nearly one hundred pounds.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1861-10-17

Brokess and bankers say that the
money market is easier now than it
has been at any time within the last
ten years.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1861-10-17

Hon. G. C. Washburne has been
commissioned as Colonel Of the Second
Regiment Wisconsin Cavalry.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1861-10-17

Mr.. Benjamin Reed is elected SUI
pcrvisors in Rock Grove Township. to
succeed w. p. Gaylord.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1861-10-17

See advertisement of Prof. l.. Miller's Hair
Invisorator, and Liquid Hair Dye, in another
column. 42yl.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1861-10-17
BORN,

In this town, October nth, daughter to
Isaiah Snyder.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1861-10-17

A French linc-of-battle-ship of 100
guns and 500 men was recently lost
off the coast Of Japan, with all on
board.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1861-10-17

Communication tickets for persons may be
obtained of the Captain on board, at one-half
the above rates, when One Doiiar's worth is
purchased at "A time.
The Company reserve the right to change
the above rates whenever they may think pro-
per to do so. JOHN LAWLER,
General Agent.
n b. When a bank bill is offered for fer
riage the usual premium ON specie will be in
yariably charged.
= Sunday Fery--Leave Prairie du CHEN at 8
A. NJ, and McGregor at 5 30 p. M.
z. III. SHERWIN, Captain.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-22

FheBost0n 7Saa5sriPt recalls the fact
that when the Union Committee from BOs.
ton visited Warrington last January, Mr..
Mason, In reply 70 the wish expressed that
be might again visit that city, said: ~
shall NOT 90 % Boston again, except Is an
anbassaaoF.s Mason's prophecy Is full.
6llsd 10 q way he did not expect BE goes
as al ambassador Il Is tue, bat as an am-
bassador ahorn Of his Plumes and the butt
81 ridieaIe, like the jaokdaW that was
stripped Of the peaeoek's feathers,
ope athur prophecy rtlnAiha 70 be full
Glled. Tooubs proposed to,'eail the roll
Of his slaves under the shadow Of Bunker
fifll.p HqCapt. wilkes, OF some other
equally energetic oaleer, can manage 70
catch Toombs and send him to keep come
pany with Mason and Sltdel, Fort Warren
q not 90 fhF removed from under the shad-
% Of Banker Hlll but that be may also
fatRIl his own prophecy calling hIi roll
as nnch IS he pleases, With . very aim
chance that anybody will ansWer.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-22
tOuasssassssss 4 ~ Isssilr-nssEJ
RroIn CIaxkstaEgll.
CElrr1BUaGI, Va SOY.

CEaAEElBU4lal A. @s0F- = -
Mum. REto,s. As n0tbIng Of import
aues has tEaaspired since ny aFriyait here.
have Degleeted 70 Eslifl the PrO@ise I
made 700, which VS. n give yO1 thsusEs
Of this section Of county. u one coma
write m interesting letter % the subjects
OF min aud mud, / could haTe given y0n
quite number.
On the arrival o. the First Virginia CAy.
airy here, they pitched their tents IN ola
Camp Hee1s, butts ineonTenienee suggest-
ed 70 the officers tie ProPEety o. 2 siLs
elsewhere. Accordingly The next day they
moved 70 Camp Leib, nbost hall 2 mile
est Of town. The situation vas besuti-
fal so long a. the ueather eontinaed pleas
al. bat tke recent rains made Il very dis
a0Tsssble for both man and beast butim-
n5edfsteIy upon the arrival o. Surgeon
lCSpehsrf. who by combining his better
f1dvment and 1utfTfng eueTgy With that Of
mn uOgt excellent Colonel h Ania4nsell-
he boys are noU eoEily qaaFtered 10 town
They are oeegPyfng number Of good
houses which belonged 70 the Seeesh, but
Who have long since VamOsed 10 The lAnd
Of Dixie. Each company has purchased >
large cooking stove, which Is quite AZ al
vantage oTer cooking on Egrate hres 0ut
In the rain and SNOW.
since Ous rsEinent came here We have
received oar fall eqaiPnents Nth the ex-
esption Of eaTbtues. The borses We have
are an good ones, and we're ne bat % APP
near % dress parlde in Camp CaritIe. the
iookefs.Sa could say more truthfaliy than
they did nonth ago, that A'tTas indeed
Zrsnd y ADD somebody ..What kn0WB says
That We are learning the drill Tery fast.
We all received ne , 6Oots this week. and
all feel 20 proud Of them, after wearing
Shoes through the deep mnd, that we feel
very much like ETyiug The sEiRepiuE Of The
toes 90 come Of the people hereabouts:
One Of ths nieesE features Of oar regi-
uent is The splendid sAx-hern band, nader
ueek they received new silver instruments
which cost near one thousand dollars.
Capt. Shnman ZEN here for Weston yes
terday, 70 take the place OF Capt RnT3ndI
uho goes to Sutton-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-22

HYqsy 80 stgtsS gr eag Foyfio1 " ne
pssplsof any State. eissst . pEdesEA
d ,dffey a9stast hs Gouanne1t y III
.Uasa,iIas "a fyfSg de ttr.rglt n III
Gess1aest, Isl 5er asegtafhaiiqg rshethsy
~ 1ass 3 Gossynalf Or not-Praeties-
81, sEaiaG esPstls n DSiintaihlias fs ~
tts,fFy al sgIoldTsa az Porss ed hie,-
sits ,stisG bsls4z % GoSsaaklt Nor,
,rr.u m q al1JnIafoE dIisHadaf JEOa any
.slek so..rss ~ ii.tiu,as;onr II tie Yizi1g u
Med. n 5ReoS 4 70 O. gp1t, ~ vkots
FSs4 e HtS & spitf Up0a tis Pe'itioa,
Inaiatefa, 4 IN u Ne Jesh Of thois pho
ekooss . raiss lie stasdard n di,laioa, and
snSsaor foYro.trsts ths GovaH14f. did
a., SAea EGat u doae, . Los1 e e PEeases
Godto giss Ne reies 70 ezP1ess ny ssltt-
aasts, o, On am, teak md a.fee6ked e Z
my Gs b. OK. dat sOiee and that am ~
X % as ~ efny eoinry, IN tie sgggort
sCtks gsasrai sutGoritys aud for Ne naiuts-
mae slLGs Por1s effA< Unioa.-LsP
Of Hsuy Clay, August Isl, 1859.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-22


AHEEIals EuDEIcEsrs Al unite IN the
opinloa that The eaptare Of Mason aud
6lissii, % I British ship, Is no violation
81 al o. tbe law d nations. They make
aps yeEy clear case Of II; and even prove
! dat Cspt. wilkes would have been justl-
ssd 10 going % far a toeonaseate the ves-
tsl lhSl vas engaged in transporting the
traitors % England. 1t now remains to
hear Etom the other side, aud see what
Eagiand thinks Of It. The opinion Is e1-
pressed In some quarters, that she will
simply inquire into the facts, and nOthing
moro, and even treat IL 10 such way as to
express a friendly feeling for this Govern
nsnt, which she has somewhat upderrated
heretofore. bat whose ability and en-
duranee she Is now beginning to realize.
We have no doubt there will be gnashing
Of teeth among English secessiOnists, bat
the Engitsh Government knows what Is
law and preesdeat, and 1t will be likely to
behave itself reasonably we'll in this mat.
tar. i
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-22

Gov. BEaEY, Of New Hampshire, was
very nearly taken priSoaer by Tie rebels
on the st6 last he went int Virginia,
got beyond our piekets, and would soon
have been in the hands Of The PhiliStines,
had not 40 OHlesr sent . party after the
GoyeEnor.-Eketangs.
Been good for him, too, Il be had. Peo-
pie Who do % foolish thing aS that, de-
serve 70 be taken prisoner. There Is 5 sort
Of mania down there for being taken pris-
ouer. Every day or two, somebody, OF
party, goes oatsids Of the lines. and are
gobblsd up and taken down % JeR. Davis
dom p lodge in tobacco Warehouses and
Rlehmond jails. Ii's ali right too. Peg
sOBS Who have no more sense than % 60
beyond the piekstS, % beIeaguered groand
like thai Of Fairfax county, just for the
fun Of sensation Of The thisg, ought 70 be
captured, and carried % 70 eonasement,
for they wOald probably do their friends
mare harm than their ensmieI.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-22

Tal islsgrsph his BOrnisg iotorps as
iba. The rebels In Northampton county, on
the Eastern shore Of this State, hare laid
dovs her arms, and aeesPtsd The PrOtse-
tion Of the Upitsd States GoVsrnmeaL-
That Il The nay 70 restore speAee 70 the
Assraetsd county, Tits gives rs pos
session Of The other spanhaadlss Of Yfr.
riDia, Is the two counties on tie. Eastern
shore Of tbs Chesapeaks are sometimes
called. And Jet not 40 inch o. lie 4ssersd
soIfs vas ever to be given up. Really, It
looks a II HIhlngs Vls vorkia'."
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-22
.nf.,nn nnh h.r nntr.


The liustrioas Mason aud Slidell are
now ddpYinK the abundant Inequalities
Of Fort Warren, in Boston harbor. The
shadow Of Bunker Hill In the afternoon
will fail across the roof-tree Of that seelu-
ded aad aristoeratie hotel. They have
never exhibited any particular respect for
that elevation or for the people who abide
in It's Vicinity. But We trust that that cir
euHstauee will be overlooked. We go SO
far as 70 hope that Boston will thaW q lit
lie on the side nearest Fort Warren. She
has now an opportunity Of heaping uhlim-
tied embers upon the beads Of two Of her
most malignant tradueers. They will 6nd
their seelusion little dali probably, and
light reading will tend 70 enliven it. Bos-
ton is opulent in light literature. The Lib
eTatOr L published there. Let the names
Of the gentIemsn lie placed upon its sub
scripEiou list aud the expense thereof be
met By passing round the hatA At Wendell
Phillfpsis next Iecture.-N. Y. Herald.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-22
HlreinIn TaInnteers.


We observe BY . report in the Adjutant
GsneraPs once, that the strength aud dis
tributiou Of The Virginia volunteers Is
about as follows. The regiments not jet
full, are OF course, 70 be Distinguished from
those which are by tie number Of men
givep.
PIra IafaRfry.-Josepb Thoburn Colouel
$40 men. StAtioned y Romney.
Second Infa1tTy.-John W. Moss Colonel
800 men. Stationed at Camp ElkWater.
Third LaIantEy-D. T. HeVes Colonel
$50 men. Stationed At Clarksburgh and
! Baekhanuon.
Fourth IgfaatrY.-J a. J. Lightburn COL
| onel-s50 men. Stationed At Point Pleas
,Ct i-
FFfsG LaBaahy-Johu L. Zeigler Colonel.
Stationed d CeFedo and 10 KGnaWha eoun-
SiEtG Ia(dafEv-E. Wilkinson Colonel
1910 men. Statioued At dtherent points
aioog the Baltimore + Ohio and n. ". Va.
Railroads.
SsvenM Iafmhy.-Jas. Evans, $40 men.
StatiOned OF ROmney.
Rigkth Iqtaatry.-John q. Obey, Major,
700 men. Stationed at Charleston, Ka-
nawha.
= 4NGlA4 N0ts - Cs " AGGA-
er, 100 men. This fraction Of . regiment
was cut mp ut Gnyandotte.
Ts4tl lgEaatry.-Lieut. Col. Star, 400
men. Stationed at Mason City.
Eleventh. Col. Rathb0ne, 600 men
Stationed at Walkers Station, on then. w.
Va. R. r.
TSsSgtIh Lgfaaty.-Thos q. Hams, Colo
mel, 400 men. Detaehments not eoncen-
tFlte6. i54F.Ea
CAVALRY.
FSa-Hsnry Anisanssi, coionel-ll00
men. Stationed At harrisburg with com.
panies attached.
iSeeoaS- N. Bales, sos men. Sta-
toned at Pafkersbnrg.
TAhS-A6odt 8 OF Q companies station
through Western virgiuia, are intended 70
form the Third regiment Of cavalry.
4RTrtIERr.
Capt. Daane's battery, 80 men, now At
Capt. Dong. battery, 1855 men, now a.
Capt Fosters battery, l2o men, not Jet
organized.
Capt. Frank Blelrs battery, not yet or
ganiEed or equipped.
Besides the above, there are q number
OF iadepsndsn. scouting companies, and
numerous bhnds az men Ia The State ser
4
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-22

Gov. ProkESs' message to the Legislature
of South Carolina, Published in the New
York papers, is anything but hopeful or
felicitous. The spirit of dependency Is
apparent all through it, and he closes by
intimstiug that it may be necessary for the
South 10 adopt 'the stronger forms of the
old world,n meaning a despotic Govern
ment with King or Emperor.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-22
Ths Polltleal Prlsonsr. at Fort WAR

The whole number of persons at Fort
Warren, including garrison and prisoners,
Is now about twelve hundred. To feed
these fourteen hundred loaYes of fresh
bread are sent down daily. The men are
led on alternate days with fresh aud salt
rations. Once in two days over fourteen
hupdred and fifty pounds of fresh beef are
provided. The regular army rations are
furnished TO the garrison and prisoners
alike. The political prisoners receive their
rations with the rest, but can purchase
9th er provisions II they desirea change
BostoH Transcript RoVela5er 1s.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-22
Another success In Kentucky.

The Louisville Journal of the 2oth,
says:
a letter from ORensboro' states that on
Sunday morning detachment, under Col
AIlcofn, stationed at Calhoun, attacked
Hawkins regiment at Cypress Bridge,
three miles back Of Rnmsey, in Mclean
county, and completely routed the rebels,
killing a great number, taking twenty-five
prisoners, three handred horses, and q
number Of guns, blankets, &c. Our loss
Was ten killed and hfteen wounded. Our
correspondent Says his hasty note shall
be followed BY full particulars as soon as
they are received, which, We trust, may not
prove this account exaggerated.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-22
We.tern YlrElnia,

The winter, the poverty Of the country,
and 10 600 men will sufficient protection
TO Western Virginia for six mouths to
come-and it is highly probable that at
least 1000 men will be drawn from Cen
eral Rosscrans' command within the next
two or three weeks, The Guthrie Grays
are to be the advance Guard of these new
Kentucky reIuforeements. They leave
Grafton to-daT.-Cal. zERef, Of tae 1874 &