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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-12-05

kHLZ CO 10 THE EUKE 1A BAZAAR
GIN Before you buy your goods, go TO Cooks, No.
u Main street
Coming every day new goods at the Eureka.
no fail TO buy your Groceries at Cooks.
Every thing you want can bs had st Cooks.
For the best and che pest Groceries go Cooks.
Good news-the Eureka is full OF new g)ods.
How is It that Cook sells 90 cheap-Q- e) he sells
for cash TO all. 4I
In the face Of the hard times Cook keeps his house
fuif aud sells cheap.
Join the Family Guard Drill Boom at the Eureka
BaZasr, No. 70 Main street.
Keep yOutss.f posted by -oing TO 70 Main street.
Low prices and good Goods at all times 10 be had
at H. A. Cooks.
Move in front--I want 20 get some of Cooks
cheap Grucerles
New goods almost every day ut Cooks.
One price, but that is 20 low yo1 cannot ask 1t
lower at Cooks. a t.
Pest up your friends that No 73 Main strset il
the place.
Quality of Cook s goods always as represented
hush up 70 Cooks fyoa want bargains.
so you have got TO buying your goods at Cooks;
.s knew you would II you went once
The low prices and good quality Of Cooks goo1s
is the wonder Of all.
Unless you buy at Cooks, you lose money.
Voluni ieer in the Family Guard Drill every day ct
No. 10 Main street.
Wonders will cease last not least the large
stock to be found at the Eureka Bazaar.
4ceislor Golden Syrup-only TO be had at 81. A.
Cooks.
Yes, it is acknowledged tbs Cook sells the cheap
est of any House ia n .0ity.
Xounds how cheap you can buy Groceries at No.
73 Main street.
& e you want to save mo ley, you must 60 to the
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-12-05
BILIOUS COMPLAINTS G. A MODE
r OF cURFI

- we'll regulated and Proportionate quantity
Of bile upon the stomach, is always requisite tor
the promotion Of sound healtR--it stimulates d.
geston aud keeps the Intestinal canal free from al
Obstructions When there is deficiency OF bile
the bo3y is constantly oosflre. On tho other hand
an over abundance of bile causes frequent nausea
in the stomach and often promotes very severe ar
tacks Of diseAses which sometimes end ia death
DIR. Mofat's Life Medicines !
Should be taken ia The early stages Of Biaous Com
ptaiHts, sHd PerssDsyedi IN strictly according 10 dfrec
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-12-05
Mofatt,s lie PnlsllI

Ara com pose az Nsgrtssaie ttiasv ile4 ,acu=fvey
A. can he asceFtained hy cir-mrctl tests Their
prominent qualities those III 40 active and
searching, though perfectly mild aud agreeable de-
teI gent Aperient Of gentle suporiic, p omotinR
the tnsensible per-pirti6n af Pheasant diuretic
invgor,sting he kidueys and biad.ler; and Of 4
Delightful tonic cardiac exciting appetite BY the
demands Of artive digestion, and cheering he nina
With that grateful sense Of renovated hsath which
Of the most feIicilons f-eitnga nf on. natnra
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-12-05
Mofatt's Life Pills!!!

IN Gesctos: Of NE Head, sick hsadacts or nsrpo,.,
headdche these P{is t0fu be found posssss te posi
salutary efsoacR.
Mofat's Phoenix Bitters!!!
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-12-05
HOoFLARD'S GERMAN siTTERS.
Prepared By Dr. G N J0okson No. 4l5
Arch Street FhikId, LOh,4 la.

READ WHAT Is SAID UF THEM.
sooTT, Cortland Co, NY, March zl.t. 1907.
DR.. O. n. Jaoksos-Dear str:
n ~ uEEHs LEF or TEE - PEFEEGTRs ~.
-A pen f. W lines 10 you. have suife eel and
doctored myself, and know hoW TO pits n, iu .
like condition. Until ! commtuc d taking your
Bitters last summer, not able L. do myth g,
or even 70 sit up any considerable isnEth OF ;me.-
Before had taken the hrst bOtt e, felt like a
new man, aud now, after having continued the use
Of them short tim-, in the worst aeasOn Oi the
year, am able 10 labor hard ereTy day. To say ths
least think have received mOre beneht from tne
Bittsrs, than all other medicines have taken. /
have not only used your bitters myself, but have
given bottles and parts Of bottles 10 those cOmplain
in0 of Dyspepsa an1 Liver Complaint, and IN eV-
erV case they tell mo they have taken no medicine
30 beneficial the bitters. Respectfully yours,
JAMES Won BEHSCaOTER.
The bitters sold by druggists storekeeperE
in every town and village in the Uuied States, Oan-
adas, West Indies, and South America, at IS cents
per bottle. uovId&W2w
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-25

THs telegraph this morning confirms the
reported surrender Of NsjOr Mniiigan at
Le1ington. No., and gives the psrticulhrs
ofthe eaPitulation. In contemplating this
event, every other feeling gives way 70
those Of grief and modification. Why
was MuiHgan saetiseed7 IS the question
with b1sry Que aad some Of the more Ia
/. digaaHt declare that the commanding on
Ger in Missouri has been guilty OF the
grosssst uismanagement. In view Of the
time that elapsed between abe Investment
Of the place and its equalization, there
seems 10 be good reason for the charge;
hut n, this distance, and with oar limited
knowledge or the difiealties that may have
INTERVIEWED 10 prevent the rsinforeemepts
reaching their destination, and other adj
verse circumstances nnknaWn to- us, il
would perhaps be best to await further
developments before rendering q harsp
4efiict. Only let the disgrace be wiped
out o speedily as possible.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-25
The Death or Young Burdetf AZ
PruntytOTn.

Pruntyt0Wu.
We are permitted to make the following
extract IRON a Iester received in this city
detailing the etreunstantes of the acei-
dental shooting of Clarence Clay Burdett,
son ofJOhn S. Burdett Esq, of PruntytoWn,
Va.
s4our Home Guard, about four o'clock
on Friday evening, was preparing the
picket for the night, just in front Of the
Court House. a son Of Mr.. John Warder
playf1lly polnted the bayonet ofa musket
At Clarence, when some boy happened TO
touch the cock Of the gun which it IS sup
posed WAS resting on the upper edge Of the
cap. The cap exploded and the contents
were discharged causing the sad casualty.
The mnsket Was Maynard, and the ball
entering about the navel passed entirely
through and came out ~ the hip, dread
fully inangling the body. The bail then
passing on struck the pared road and
glaucing lodged in the house Of Mr.. Rog-
ers. @ 3o s=
Clarence fell Immediately, remarkiug,
kindly: 30, Will, am shot ~ He was
carried into his fathers house, gore Of
blood, 70 his heart-brokeu mother. Amer
lingering three hours he died mo-
tioning his arms and e1claiming: Raise my
Wings He said It's reply to questions
that he t1Was not afraid 10 die;P that he
.'Banted TO die He seemed 10 forget his
pains, and was perfectly in his senses 10
the last. He bore his sufferings like II
man; only calling for winter TO quench the
lthirstieaused by the lOssof blood.
MisEortuues aud Affections never come
sihgly, aud 1t must seem doubly so TO the
bereaved parents bowed down with sorrow.
Mr. Burdett, it is well known, vas n
member. of the Richmond Convention,
which by It's acts has visited so much woe
upon the people of this State. He was one
OF the irst To repudiate its unholy work,
and for this was driven from Richmond at
the risk of life and limb. When the first
secession force invaded Western Virginia
from Highland county aud came To Prun-
tytown, Mr.. Burdett was one of the first
objects of their fury. He was then com
PEELED to fly from his home to escape the
vengeance, his uneompromisipg loyalty
having made him ,u especial object of rebel
wrath. On that occasion this gallant boy,
who now sleeps in death, stood by his
mother in his fathers house and told the
ruHldns, who invaded it in search Of his
father, deliahtiy that if they took his father
they would take him uyer his deadiboIy.
Not only has Mr. Burdeit, on "scoants OF
his answering devotion to tl'e Union, snf-
fered all the annoyance that tory hatred
could inlet, but he las suffered largely in
a pecuniary way. ~ heavier weight OF nf-
Fiction than all this has fallen upon him
in the death Of !. beloved son just riPeniug
into manhood, and that, too, by the care
less hand of !, friend. aud not upon the
crimsoued field where the reward of valor
in just canse would in some measure
have compensated for such "a loss.
j In this dark hour Mr.. Burdett has the
warm sympathy and condoIenec of his
friends everywhere who are apprised of this
untimcly bereavement.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-25

10 East Tennessee Read what he says on
that head. Read, als3. his opinion that it
is to JeF. Davis and the Southern rebel
lion that the friends Of cOustitutiCnai lib
erty have now TO look. And yet the mah
who wrote these sentiments pretended and
made many persons, believe for while
that he was a Union man. He is now
unmasked and is seen in bis
proper light. II viii be when Union men
all turn traitors or fools g he ever gets a
hold ou tbs paSIie confidence again.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-25
4 Truly your friend, .
az ..i5a GEo. W. THoXtsoS.
.MnEELNa. JnIy ID. lseI.

Ny DEAR SIR:-I am gratified at the iu-
terest which you take in the condition of
Northwestern Virginia. Il Is, indeed, in a
terrible state. Wjthap incompetent leader
I'm its revolutionary Governor, with leg
rislAtnre of excited and ignorant men who
know no difference between a constitution
and handsaw, it can only effect good by
Providence everything all things done by
the folly of men to his known purposes, in
his own wise and inscTntable way. am
not without hope and trust in His wisdom
and mercy. .,..r..
The revolution here has not only cut oH
my salary but the Legislature h.r', in the
most gross and UioLeat breach OF the con-
stitutiOn, says that shall not receive any
of my salary lying back, which is not u
great deal, but is Important to one at this
time. f.5as
During last winter in December and
JunuIry, in a. day or two of frenzy, wrote
Al poem of abont 2 500 lines, which has so
far turned out to be u prophecy. " Is a
sirdnys, trifd aud pariel; but not tfHtastie,
prediction. n isu monody on NE death Of
the UnioH: IL is'd sdfire on He South, a PaS-
guindRe on the North; IL IS a dialogue Of
deUiis, and an oratOrio Of trorship; It Is a
political essay, aud IT IS a PtiiOsoF'htc theory.
lis title Is THE Raid of Anarehy-tlle
t'hThUON anu VI l4llc--LuC
Revolution of 1901" Ihave not sub
nitted tito any book publisher, but have
written to three OF four houses, giving them
this kind OF general description of the work
but all are afraid to touch it. Do you
know of any independent and stout heart
ed publisher who would strike, Mt all, and
Try and save all or portion of what is
left. Ifthere WAS reasonable ground to
believe could get II fair publisher there
would come on and make your personal
acquaintance.
have also for some years been engaged
on an entire new system of philosophy
which have styled, 'eThe Fonndntions.h
have read considerable portions Of it to
our patriot friend, DR.. Hughes, aud he has
spoken most kindly, nay, more than kindly
OF it. He says your Church will relish it
greatly, aud he believes that the Sweden
borgiaH mind, with its specialand peculiar
cultivation, is the only mind of the country
that wifi takc 1t mp readily anda first =
How far this may be trne cannot tell, MS
am unfi,miila. with that philophers wri-
tings. Although have read much history
and philosophy, with u view to a plfiloso-
ply of history, Contemplated thirty years
ago. yet this production is pretty much a
seIf-eVolHtion.-f I feel quite sure that when
it comes to be understood it will be found
to be the concili6tion Of many systems of
philosophy, md will fnse and monld tlietn
all TO new and far higher uses. can be
ready to publish % " in II few months.
j have no doubt we would find many
points of harmony between us aud some
undoubtedly of contrariety, so much the
better for the latter, ifnot too violent. alii
Truly; your friend, %.
~ 'E'45 hi GEo. W. THOMPSON.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-25
ooRREsPoNDENoE.

Judge ThOmpsOn's Letters to n CIn-
cIiInatl SecessiOnlst--Curlou :! UNI a
hIe of TFeRsOns Literature ana , re
tIfRfoas-The Category OF the INN
inite's in Poetry and Prose.
The following letters from the late Judge
THompsou, of this city, were recently found
by the ~. S. Marshal for Ohio on the per-
SON of notorious seeessiosist, who was
arrested in that city:
- wHEELIxG, July llth, 1861.
Ny DEAB SIR:-I am obliged to you for
yonr kind letter of the 18th. There is
considerable portion of the people with
me hut they have 10 the main been fight
eSeti from tlieir propdety AID have been
induced to consent and perhaps approve
of the. fonIest overthrow of constitutions
and all regular modes of proceedings that
has vet tlisgraeed the history Of nations.
The same work is to be done in Tennes-
see, and send you some copies by to-tlay's
mail which hope you will in some safe
way haye forwarded as soon as possible to
GOV. Harris, of that State We will all
yet see that the only hope left for Consti-
tutional Freedom is teith that portion of the
eouHlTV Irkieh has broken tie GoHFtituti0h.
As for myself, all the offisers, with but
few honorable exceptions, have pejpred
themselves 10 the revolutionary govern
neut, aad have no fear that will do the
same fearful and unhallowed thing. L
have set my house in order and am pre-
pared for the sacrifice whenever disorder
and revolution shall demand it.
trust in the future OF God.
s,-zg = = Gva w TpoNitsoS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-25

A private dispatch to the Louisville
y0arnaI says Humphrey Marshall a. the
head Of 500 or 500 men gathered up in
Henry and Owen counties is making his
way 70 Join the secession force on the
Louisville Ind NashYlIle Railroad
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-25

God guard our aaE, and keep each star
Kash rtrips = hight - nov they wave,
sH1Imaks Il led car ranksin var,
stnI Aoat ab0Vs each patriots grave,
psath 70 The tFait0r tiat UUuld dare
TotraIl Il tiEOlEh The dust q shame.
Anhousst hGrts IL lot WIN Shafs
Ana fsIiO8 e toD@sh ofRn@s.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-25

RIFDISe graia b. machinery has been
successfully accomplished in Iowa. The
band is Of wire. The cost Of wire SUM
Client to bind an acre q average grain is
about fftsen eeutsalf
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-25

1tsylslptE9 writing. to the Cincinnati
Tame, from Olarksburg says: s
Giarksbdrg still remains APPOINT Of great
military importance. Though Gen. Rose
Grams has len il, the military storehonses
are still here, and from this point nearly
the whole army ia Western Virginia is
supplied. ASH write 1 look out upon an
immense Geld of AMY transportation Wag-
ons with their mule teams stretched IN
long lines in the distance. Every day
trains take their departure sOnthWardly.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-25

TINS n. Y. KorH continues its vigorous
call for men, men, men 70 put down the
rebellion. Stout arms and stout hearts
are in great need, though the, country
seems to slumbar. s. .aeia2Ii.Fi Al a-2I
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-25

Tnn Legislature Of Virginia hes repeal
cd all the houOys ever conferred upon Gen.
Scott, aud ordered Scott county 70 be in
tqtRrs gDsslsP county.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-25

SEVERAL New York manufacturers Of
woodeu legs have filled. They were
slightly prosperous AFTER Bull Run, but
since then see no hope Of any business.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-25
Card from auartermasternoIb.
.ss,sr.xr OuARTyRu.sTgu's ORrIoE..-O

CLARKsBvRG Va, Sept. 10, 1861.
Editors Cineinndti Commercial: i..=.s
In the ComReFeial OF the 18th inst, an
article appeared copied from the Wheeling
hteIligeneer, in which it WAS charged thnt
tile Characteristics in Western Virginia
are psying tile Government employees III
Wheeling money, aud that am speeula-
ting with Government funds. - rs-.l,
II is due to my Official position that l
should be hdrly represented. That paid
some Of the employees at this post in
Wheeling money is true. Many Of them
were in absolute want, and when there
was not dollar of Government money
here, borrowed upon my own responsIr7
bility over ten thousand dollars, so rs to be-
able to pay them: but it is untrue that
specialized in that or auy other kind OF
money, and would scorn to do so mean a
thing. Only yesterday Gov. F. H, Peir-.
point teIegraphed me that Colonel Ford's
Ohio Regiment had arrived without dol
lar, and asked me If it were in my power
10 furnish the Quartermaster with funds
Ny reply was that | had no Government
finds, but would let him have one IhouS-
and dollars, which money borrowed and
paid TO him. The Quartermaster informed
me that neither the Quarterrnaster General
nor Capt. DickersoH could furnish the
money. Under similar circumstancesj
would do so again, because the interests of
the public service require it. ,-s 4,
So far rs my official conduct is concern
ed, invite the most thorough investiga-
zion: will not again defend myself from
so unjist and malignant an attack. fF65
"a. CHARLEs LErR.
Captain and Assistant A. Q. N. o. s. A.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-25

Oansrary to current reports yesterday,
General Fremont is not removed; and /
hsse tie 5tst ioEtkoFfty for. saying that his
rsmoValis NOT contemplated. The most
that will be asked Of him is a call from the
President for an interview but even that,
At the.present crisis of'Rffairs in Missouri,
will mot probably be demanded now.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-25
'AnaIrs Along the Line.
fsp.sl.l Correspondence Of ,no warrington staFl

A11alES A4OlB Lne ANhGs
fsPseiaI Correspondence Of the Washington start
LANGLEY, Fairfax county, Va, r.
Sept. 10, 1861.
Oar boys last night played trick upon
the rebels, which has caused no little con-
sternation at It's boiduess, and any amount
of swearing, on the part of the thieviug
secessionists. Several of the Union men
owning farms above here, 10 the vicinity
OF LewinsvilIe, had been compelled to re-
main in Washington for safety-leaving
all their property to the mercy of the Con-
federates, who removed everything that
conld be of any nse 10 them in their camps.
Household furniture, grain, hay, wagons.
&C., had been seized aud carried OFF, and
this week they commenced to, collect the
cattle Of the neighborhood (among which
were many valuable nilch cows) and herd
them on the farm Of the late Commodore
r. APP CRtesby Jones, whose family are
rustichting ut Manassas, with the exeep-
ton of "a loyal sou Patterson )sfn the U.
S. Navy, aud one dapghterwho looks after
affairs on the place. Our boys kept watch
until about fifty had been collected, and
last nightproeeeded up 10 the farm, where
they took the cattle and drove them inside
of our lines, SO that their owners can now
obtain their property, without pefil0us
journey into Dixie for 1t. The; cOnsternn-s
ton Of tile rebels may be imagined, when
they came 10 the Jones farm tits morning
for their cattle and their cllagrin at hav-
ing been outWitted and stripped of their
booty, after Ailftheir trouble 20 collect il,
was refreshing to those who from a safe
point witnessed their crestfallen departure.
: 7s e. ~ 30 rH
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-25
For Rent and Sale.

'INIIE House3No. u, OF; sIonf5e street, known rs
~ lafayette TaiI'' Is Tor rent and all the xiRgs
belonging to this well finished Bar land Cogeei6use
for sala- POr farther particulars enquire Of -
CONRAD STRODEL,
GtssPts2r17tY 8uHH Il 2iNpslao SIarkstit-t
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-25

Two city gamblers fought duel with
broad swordso on Thursday, near New York.
One was a faro bank keeper named Willis,
the. other n roPer-in named Hyman. The
trouble grew out of dispute about re-
tarning the money "Pldcked'' from Ga
green one7 who bad threatened TO COM
plain to the police unless reimbursed.--
Lyman was wounded in the arm and knee
Willis escaped .huhurt. Two dozen gam
blers witnessed the fight. sa.. IFS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-25

II Is a military question now how and
where the immense armies nov in tbe Geld
iq this country are to be qaartered this
winter. It Is suggested that tho o. s.
troops near washtas.on,mdy be made moro
s9mfeThble inside their tents, by the In.
PRODUCTION Of small sheet iron stoves made
for The purpose.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-25

Five thousand Shapes rifles are on
tbeir,way to New York. from the Sharpe
rifle mandatory, for secret service. H
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-25
Leather, ON and Shoe Findings.

j. NJ. WHEAT & SONS,
No. 81 Main Street, wheeling, Va
IT4vE constant y on hand h Ebbed tssprtmelt Of
can Calf and Kip Skus Upper Bride, Harness and
Skirting slsat4e 9eppi Ltni9gs, Sc r.oFl
The highest market prise paid in CASH for Hides
and SktDs. 49,. ilii. q. .ni la IL IL iu;
sGash advances I0ade On:Leather consigned to them
to bssPld on epnmission-1 s. -asai= b. sra.s -aug30
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-25
Wanted Itnnied iatelY.

A SMALL ACTIVE BOY about fifteen Yeas of age.
N One who can speak both German and English
preferred. tseptstl COOPER sENSHNRY.s I
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-25

"Gosf dang it, boys, what sort OF a
wagon are this7 Il rims half the time un-
der ground and t'other half over the tree
tops /" --.. g.. s..a ,'.-..=. y "a,
That's what chap from Logan county,
Ohio, said few days ago, the first time
he went over the Northwestern Virginia
Railroad. He had never been on a rail-
road with tunnels before. This road has
twenty six Of them between Grafton and
Parkersburg, so he wasn't far wrong in
styling 1t au underground railroad. "a Z,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-25
Faxes! Taxes :. !.

.IaXeSI Taxes - =, .
TIfA& PAYERS arc respectfully notified that on
II and after the FIRST day OF September next, the
Iutdersigned viii be prepared 70 receive, at tho
Sherih7s ofee basement Of Court House, the State
County and School Taxes for the yeir 1861. s.at -
On. the State Tax the following discounts are al
lowed by law: ten Per esaitM the amount thereof
IL payment be made on or before the ffteeGh cay o.
September Hs4 II made after the hiteenth day Of
September and prior to the ffleeHut dayef 0etolSr
nett sir per eeRtpl; and r. made AFTER the said l5h
Der ReEt. Ore per eEntlllB- q Y = I, l-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-25

A singular artillery battalion is nov
being organized at Richmond. Indiana,
It is to consist Of six hundred men, with
one hundred gnns-the guus TO have tho
capacity Of carrying a tw6 pound ball two
and half miles. a portion Of the guns
required for Ibis battalion viii lbe, made,in
They win Be OF steel barrels,
and very superior ip workmanship. ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-25

cen. Fremont not to be Removed. /,
forney writes to The Philadslphia Pre.s,,
under date Of SnndaH,.. ,l.-..-., II. -. y
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-25

Last night MeGce's cavalry Col. Kelley
aud aids, with the prisoners before mem
toned, and % head of fine cattle from old
Jim ETardesy's, near Worthiugton, passed
through PruntytOwn, toward Grafton, leav-
ing the infantry encamped ut Boothsvlle.
This statement isreceived from Colonel
Kelley himselE. Yours, &c.,a 81, = M
PauSrTrowX, Sept. %, 1861: or. se8