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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-19

The Court said that it understood Lilly
desired to defend himself As no defence
was necessary row, there WAS no uecessi-
ty for his being admitted or taking the
oath of allegiance
The Court then adjourncd till this NOR
ming Mt o'clock.
Before adjourning, the Court stated to
the grand jury that the prisoners recently
captured at Cheat Mountain Pass had been
sent to Columbus, Ohio, but would be
brought back on Thursday at IL o'clock,
for examination. The jury was adjourned
Till that time.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-19
REORGANIZATION.

rINo benjamin Fleming and Jacob Becson. Spectn'
L Commissioners for Marion County. MilIiAn' f.
Lyons. Special Commissioner for Harrison county
Hadoc Shields. do for Taylor county. ID. D. l. FARMS
worth, do for Upshur county, William f. PharcS 90
for Randolph county Nathan II. Taft. do for Harbour
county, d. C. Adams, do for Tucker county, William
IL. Grimes. do for Preston county.
WUEI EAS, 1t appears upon satisfactory evidence OF
the fact, that Gideon D. Camden, late Judge of tile
2lSt judicial Circuit, composed of the counties Ot
Harrison Marion. Taylor, Preston, Harbour. Ran
io!ph, Upshur and Tucker; and T. Ii. Watson, Clerk
OF Circuit Court: II. +. Hamilton, Clerk of County
Court. George Z. Kerr, SiCrIit, AMI AlpheuS F.
HsYnOud. Attorney for Commonwealth, OF Marion
county; and G. W. Smith. Clerk OF Circuit Count,
and James Munrne. Sheriff, of Harrison county;
r1J Geo w IIansbrough, Attorney for Com,l"n-
wealth, and Zackquill Cochran, Sherlf, OIL Inylor
county: and Militia Lawrence Clerk Of County Court
George RastabIe, Sheriff. and j. Fisher, Attorney
for COmmn wealth. of Upshur county; anu bernarH
L. Rrnwn Clerk of Circuit Court. Squire RuSwUrtl
Clerk ~, County, Court. Hoy Mcluu, Shetlll. anu
David Con, Attorney for COMMUNICATIVE oL ha!
,loph county, and Lair u. Worrell Clerk oil tIrSn'
Court. James :. thurman, Clerk oil County S""t''
William Daniels. Sheriff. and ID. NJ. AuNl, AtIoEn'A
for Commonwealth. OF Barbour cSuuIy, nave i'iiS"
to take the oath prescribed by the ordinance Tor the
reorganization of the State government, passed ny
the Convention which assembled at Wheeling on tue
nth of June. 1851;
Now therefore, l. ERANcIs II. pEIEroINT. Governor
Of VIRGINIA in pursuance Of authority vested in
by law, ,u decla-c the said offices vacant and You
hereby required. CaSing first been duly quail
tic hold, according Ia law. election To I'LL the
vacancies aforesaid the CVcC;il places Of voting
in your c"Iutes. Friday, tia" 27th day
of September, 1861, giving nj least ten DAYS
notice ut such ei elton and of the tim" ot holding
ti,, same at each place voting: ami fall authority
is hereby conferred You tn do and provide what
ever may hv necessary for the purpose aforesaid.
-, Given umier my hand and the less seal OF
!, :. ia" Commonwealth at til" City of Wheeling.
~ this nth day Of August. lN6l. and i'll tile
F. II. PEIRPOlNT,
BY the Governor.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-19
AFrERNoON SESSION.

The Convention this afternc on nomin
atcd Isaac Davy, of Worcester, for Gc"-
ernor. and Edwin C. Bailey, editor of tn"
Boston Herald, for Lieutenant Governor
Resolutions were adopted, giving as the
motto of the party, The Federal Govern
men, it must and shall be maintained -
sustaining Heartily the Administration in
vigorous prosecution OF the war; assert
as their principles. separation never, Union
forever; demanding of the Government
equal protection to loyal men and their
properly in all the States; and charging
the Republicans with taking position.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-19

E..y"THr FIRST VIEGiXrA REGIMENT
Tins Regiment now numbers, including
those recruited hut notyct swora in, about
seven hundred and fifty men, and taking
everything into consideration, recruiting
Is still going on as rapidly as could he
expected As soon as the men are recruit
cd they arc marched over to Camp Garlic
and provided with clothing and ra;ions.-
The members of the Regiment. so far are
the very hest of men, tie great majority of
them having served in the three months
service Many persons object to enlisting
in this Regiment on account Of the way
the old Regiment WAS treated, hut such
persons should remember that everything
is now entirely different. There is album
dance of all sorts of military clothing in
store here which will be drawn for when
ever required. Col. Thoburn is manifest
ing most indcfatigablc energy in getting
up the Regiment, and we are satisfied that
he will 10 limselfand the Regiment honor.
The enterprise, which the Colonel is con-
FINALLY showing, must result in the speedy
completion of the Regiment
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-19

III OuR Generals have begun the work
Ct confscntiug rebel property in earnest
a few days ago the troops at New Greek
pounced upon some wheat in the shock,
thrashed it out and appropriated it. y
day or two since, Capt. Greenfield of the
Pennsylvania Cavalry went out from New
Greek on the n. W. Turnpike and captWr-
ed thirty-scven head of beef cattle which
have passed into the Quartermaster's de-
parlmcnt, and became Government stores.
This looks like going to work in earnest.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-19

HALrrAx, Sept. ls-Thc Royal mail
steamer, Europa, arrived at this port this
morning, with Liverpool dates to the Sth
inst.
The steamships Persia and Bavaria ar
lived out on the 9th The news is meagro.
\t'idnvits have been sent to America, pro-
ing that MIR. Ierrill had no political mis-
sion. bat that the money found on him was
Intended for business purposes.
An interview between Napoleon and the
King of Prussia, was fixed for the ID of
October at Cnmreign.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-19
Democratic state Convention.

WORCESTER, Mass, Sept. l8.-The Dem
ocratic State Convention assembled here
this morning, Moses Bates presiding.
After the transaction of preliminary
business, the Convention adjourned with
out making any nominction, by Il vote of
go. AGAINST 1874
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pz6~ CAVALRY CoNrASY.-J. S. Shuman
of Steubenvil!e, having authority from
Governor Peirpoint, has enlisted in that
city Cavalry Company. The company
numbers rs members and goes into the
Western Virginia service. and will aid in
making up the number of troops Western
Virginia is expected to contribute for the
War. This is another instance, among
hundreds that could be given, that Ohio
is not mlly credited for what the people of
that State are doing in support of the War
for the Union,-as her citizens are enlist
ing largely under the command OF other
Suites, Virginia, Indiana, Kentucky, Mis-
souri,, &C. Shuman's Cavalry will he rca-
dy to 90 into service shortly, and he will,
doubtless, make an efficient officer, as he
was in the cavalry service daring tie Mex
lean campaign.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-19

DD~RoUr OF REBELS IN CAnELL Coux-
TY.-On last Thursday, the l2;h, ut IL
o'clock, part of Col Zcigler's Regiment,
stationed at Ccredo, Wayne county, at
tackled $50 rebels, who were drilling on
the turnpike, miles east OF BarbOursville,
in CabelI county. The rebels fed at the
first fire, leaving several killed and wound
cd. Eight prisoners were taken, among
them William Henslcy, their ring leader,
john Lawson and William Hawlcy, son of
old Patrick Fifteen stand of arms, sew
ercl horses and two mules were captured,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-19

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LOUISVILLE, Sept. l8.-Up to H.! o'clock
this morning there was no communication
over any part of the Southern line since
six last evening, consequently we have u"
Information concerning the progress of
Roussenus command aud the home guard
which left hy rail- last night and this
morning. The city is quiet, but full OF
nmrrlinhlc rminnrs
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-19

'Tlo II. IL. oils. sheriff of Wood county: Alfred
J. Foster. do Of Writ county; Nathan M"rEnn' Il"
Of Peasants county; Floyd Nccly. dn "f Deliridse
county; H. VI. Pcirpuint. Special Commissioner for
Ritche county: Harrison a. Ferre d" for Calhoun
county: John Camden. do for BrANt"n county: H.
II. Withcr. do tor GiImer county: Z. NJ Hale ito
for Lewis county.
WHEREAS, 1t appears upon satisfactory evidence
of the fact. that William l.. Jackson. late Judge "l
the 10Th Judcia- Circuit. composed OF the counties OF
Wood. Writ, tiimcr, Br,Ntnn. Lewis. Ritchic bod
,lIigc. Plctstnts and Calhoun has failed to take tile
oath prescribed by the ordinance for the rrorgtniH-
ton Of the State Government passed by the CunNcn-
tinn which assembled ut Wheeling ON the llth oil
June. 1851.
Nav. therefore. I. FRANCIS II. PEIRPoIST, Cover
uf Virginia. lit pursuance ni authority vested IN
me 10y law. do declare said Office vacant nnd ynrl al"
hereby required. umving first been duly lualitc'i')
To hold. according to law. an election to NIL the va
crncy aforesaid at III. several places Of Voting ~
your counties, ON Friday, the 27th u"y OF
September, So L, giving at least ten days no
ticc of such election and NJ the time et holding ia"
same n each place voting: and full authority Is
hereby confer red yom Ia do and provide whatever
may be necessary for the purpose aforesaid So,
-, Givcn under my lIaml, ard the less seal
| l.. 5. OF the Commonwealth at the city of Wheel
- ing. this eth day of August, IsGl and III
the eisl:t1-siNth year of the Cmmm%nwGaI5I;
| I.v the Governor: l.. A. lIAGANS. .
| srp2-;tdSw Scc'y nf the COMMUNICABLE
NEW MUSIC JUST RECEIVED
| CtAEELESS ELEGANCE POLKA,
| " limitations of BANJO ll"lk"l
| Prayer Granted. (lilswcr to Mai'i"us Prnycr,)
| LAmsc lies SpuvcLirs (Naliatiuns.)
| Tn Reeve De EIrurs.
Coming Thru the Rye, Wallace,
| Logic O'nucllun,
| Invitation a la Rcdowa,
Musical stories, by Ocstcn,
| War March.
Zou;.yc Battle March,
| Union Medley.
| U.ii"n Potponrri.
American lcros March-Lithosraph of Gen'i Scott.
! McClc!laus GrIir March, do Grn'l Mcclellan
| Rock Beside tho Sea-,
Ever Eve; ', Of Thee, anew and beautiful eIion)
JuLniti,.
| Gay and Happy,
| Our Flag is r.crc,
| Il Pluribus Umum-Evcry Star, 81.
| Rise for y"ur Country. &c, &c, &c.
JESSE B. NJ EILOR
sentI I..J ,I.Iin street.
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by order Of Gen. Ii. +. KELLY.
wheeling, Sept. IL. lSGl.
r-q-FEprEAL CourT.--At tl,c opening
q, the Court the Grand Jury reported Il
number Of indictments for treason. Also
.sscr.! indictments for PERJURY, and among
tbe number several Indies who have tcs-
tjfe,l before the Jury.
y. Richardson, Esq, made an applica
tiop Tor hail in the case of David If. Lilly,
indicted for treason at Clnrksburg. and
now confined in the guard house at Camp
Css,flc. Mr.. H. asked that he be brought
over to Court, together with the parties
wao Vii! 20 his security. An order was
issacl to- have the parties brought oysr.-
1t aas stated that Lilly was arrested i'll
in Webster in the service of the rebel
ARM He was once Il gunsmith, alter
uar- 81 preacher, then a lawyer, au ceccn-
tri- chap generally
Tie Court cuquircd whether the District
.,,,,ruyy would consent to admit the party
obaiI,
Nr. Harrison replied that lie was not
aware that Lilly had anything TO do with
killing men Mt Rich Mountain, and would
therefore consent to his release upon good
aai sufficient bail The names of Lillys
s.curitics are Henry Wilson, Andrew j..
Moore. Sanford L. Council, Jacob Burner,
mdJcssc Spurlock, all of whom are now
confined IN Camp Garlic.
Six ladies ALLUDED TO above as having
been indicted for perjury were brought
iato Court. under arrest, aud gave bail in
The SUN of 81, 900. for their appearance at
tie mex. term:
Among other gentlemen, Mr.. John
Go-horn appeared to enter recognizunce
;or the appearance Of two of the ladies'.
Tie conditions of the recognizauce are that
the parties recognized shall appear on the
ir,; day of the next term, aud will not take
Vi. arms, or give any aid, comfort or nd
be-. to the enemies OF the United States.
Nr. t;oshoru stated that lac had several
times taken the oath tn support the Consti-
tuition of the United States, and did not
feel Ike taking any additional obligations.
T.r Couri-You are too oil. and too in
'clIigcnt nan. sir, not to know the con-
diiioas of the recognizance proposed.
VI. Gg5Aorp-I do not know that should
have aay objections to enter the recogni-
zsncc. but want time to reflect upon it
\ man must be particular.
III, Ca,rf-Thc Court is also particular.
You can take your scat and reflect upon it,
but you can enter the recognizancc on the
conditions stated, and none other. The
Parties Will remain III charge of the Mar
shall until the security is entered. From
your hesitan-y, Mr.. Goshorn, with the IN
tima'ions you have given, the Court does
30; Snow but 1t may require you to enter
. recogaizanee for your own individual
loyalty
IT. GoshorIi-I don't know but might
ea;er tie recognizance, but it strikes me
IT, c,urt-You can take your seat, sir.
Aitgg short pause, and something of a
sensation, Mr.. Goshorn came forward and
accepted the conditions.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
CIV. Langfit called the attention of the
coar; to Ben. Sanders, citizen of Brooke
county, who is now in military confne-
men, %. Camp Garlic. The grand Jury
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MARRIED..

on the evening: Of the 18th inst. Icy the Rev. Gid
coli Martin. SIR GEO. c. DLLOE to Mis- MARY a. MAR
TN. all Of this city.
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Volunteers Wanted.

81, M the ranks Of the Iron Guards to serve
~, ,,r, years or the 1t is desirable that
!, , d H., Wishing to JON be :, h%nd %i IN
-' a. ,,,,Jr.inc,i at the CompLny's Head Quar-
-. ~ 4. Z Mcclure House. -. s.,,,,,,,,,,-s
.-lts-if -. !" - ~ -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-19
Wise and Floyd Reported SUI
rounded.

When the steamer Mclnottc, Capt. Nc
Gowan, passed the mouth of the K"nawha
On Monday night. it was reported that
Generals Cox aud Rosecrns had complete
iy surrounded the rebel forces OF Wise and
Floyd. and that RosecrluS was in posses
sion of all the provision and camp equip
page of Wisc'S column.
The news was brought down the KAN
dwha To Il Government officer at Point
Pleasant, VA. by uu officer on the steamer
Victor. No 2.-CHriHn0j CommcrciUt.
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IN Weekly Parts, 81 Pages, large Sow,
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The want of an authentic and thu ongL History of
the Rebellion. for present reference and future pres
rrvution is the subject of general remark. No work
pf nature las yet been offered To the public aud
all who wish for information compelled To gropc
through tie mazcs of the rumnrs. reports. dispatch
es. letters AMI editorials If the daily newspapers. to
ciidte iiom il CONFUSED columns the great facts
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This history will tell the STORY AS 1T giving Il
clear consecutive narrative of the entire movement
including all the incidents AMI events in their exact
order, containing the important documents end
extracts from remarkable speeches twill not be II
mere diary. nor enumeration of dry and ma
ie,l dates nor compilation of slips from mewepn-
pcrs, but will portray in connected aud interesting
narrative. the revolutionary steps, as well as the
mcasuI cs of the Government.
II will thus prove desirable available and satsfac-
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is given to the public in the full assurance that it
will command the appreciation Of every good citizen
in our still Glorious Land
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From the Examiner, Mortar, Va.

Cephalic Pills accomplish the object for which they
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ATTENTION
yOLUNTE d RS!
YOUR COUNTRY is IN PERIL.
-..,.rv Man that has the Arm and
Nerve for u SOLDlE k Fly to ihe
Rescue.

..,,t,, .-,..,niz,tieu Of the First Regiment vir-
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-, lac service in the field.
GEN. KELLY CALLS ON YOU.
T., your response show your patriotism. Repair
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COME ONE. COME ALL!
>-,ber l,,..,r,i5 nor cogsarls wanted.
JOSEPH THGEURN.
by orIcr Of Gen. Ii. r. KELLY.
wheeling, Sept. IL. lsGl-
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Fromtte Examiner, Norfolk, Va.
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1aiIp 9ntelIlgenter
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,,ce to Mail Subscribers.

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WAS NGroN, Sept ls.-Thc Philadelphia
Fire Iounvcs, Col. Baxter, were reviewed
by the President to-day.
Postmaster General Blair has returned
from Missouri.
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.-GS-'

NEW York. Sept. ls.-'rhe steamship
New York arrived from EIavrc this morn.
ing. Among her passengers is Major VAL
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The steamer has 100000 in specie.
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From The Democrat, 81. Cloud. MINI.
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From The Kamarvhq Valley Star, Eana,vla, Va.
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PROCLAMATION.

l.. 4. IIAGiNS.
au.c2a-3tdSw Scc'y of the Commonwcn
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soLDIERs, Goods.

lust RECEIvED-A large stock Of Indigo Bluc
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Iiu,tons. The only .ill assortment in the city.
semitic STONE X THOMAS.
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DYSPEPSIA.
Liver Complaint, Fever and Ague, &c.

THE successful introduction and uso of this cello
brutcl Remedy las been the signal for literal flood
Of compounds called Bittcrs.'' offered in various
irrmt-, from quart bottle fivc-gon key, until
tli- word tIrrs" is but another name for grog''
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Bat the really great relief derived from the minute
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-12


should vote for Separation and Representation
at the approaching electIon, N
ihe conduct Of the ADMINISTRATION II makirg z
war Upon the States, is such 4 subvoision q
The Constitution that makes IL the duty of each
ptate to exercise, at once all the rights restrv-
'sd In the Constitution to secure theif independA
ence and future prosparlty.
shonld have preferred not voting for repre-.
Fseniation5 at present, In the Southern -Conlede.
racy, and that our State should have stood ip.
dependent, under the agreement to act with
those States Extensively and defensiyely during
the war I, and after peace, then to have acted n
|eoncert with the other slaveholding States In
the formation of o new Confederacy, =,
But as the question is now 10 be voted on, q
vote against representation would probably be
construed at the North as q vote hsoring the
policy Of the Administration, and might induce
the belief that there was o much greater d.
vision among US than really exists. have
concluded To- give my vote for representa- tion,
under the belief and hope that q united, front
would best promote the fnterests Of the State,
and trust 10 mskinga proper Confederation
when 10 eball have secured d'peace, .7s,ai1 -
lam, very respectfully, your friend, ad q
To ALrAEp RoBB, ESQ Clarksyills. e.!
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3 casslu. m. clay.

The diplomats sent abroad by the new Ad
mnistration seem in fair way to discredi
both 1t and the country. The Minister to Por
tugal is discovered TO have been traitor to tb'
Government, aud the demand is urgent In th'
Republican ranks for his immediate dismissa
from his post, and his punishment, If he can b,
caught.
The new Minister to Russia, CAsnUs NJ
cLAr, of Ky, has. on his way to st. Peters
burg, itseems, been guilty Of very great indis
,eretions and gross violations Of the laws o.
the United States In relation to enbassadors.
Those who know Mr. CLAY, and have marked
bis course for a few years past could hardly
have expected anything else from the impeiu
osity OF bis character and bis lunacy on the
slavery question. W - -eT
Me-. CLAY, ou bis route to the Russian Court,
stopped at London, and addressed q letter to
the Tines. reading the people and government
OF Great Britain lecture on American affairs,
and admonishipg them as to their duty In the
premises. To this gratuitous letter of advice,
the "Tbundsrer'' SHARPLY replied, advising in
lie turn Mr.. cLsY and bic countrymen TO look
we'll to their own affairs at home, without
troubling themselves too much about those Of
other people.
From London, Mr.. CLAY crossed over to
Paris, and was present at a meeting Of Amsri-
can citizens in the French capital. At that