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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-19


Il more than half an hour, aud permitting
daeks9n 70 occupy the heights overlooking
and completely commanding the valley
where lay hislittle army, y
Jackson shelled them ont easily, and
moved his whole toEte across the bridge
Our cAyalryTRud infantry advance arrived
npon the ground 70 see the ileplsin coy.
cred With 3 eofused mass OF wagons, cav
airy aud struggling men. An hour later
aud our artillery were sending their burst
ing shells into the few wagons in sight,
slowly winding their way into the distant
forest. ~
Looking at our movement and persisteut
pursuit Of5aeksou VIXEN We know beyond
. peradTenture that his force more than
twice outnumbered our own, is there in all
history, aud to say the least, in the experi-.
enee OF this war, another sach example of
superior generalship and successful dar-
ing
We supposed for some time that Mellow
Ell was cooperating with Us, or at least
Banks would advance and reinforce our
wearied army, The only movement made
was the sending of Shields with miserable
little corporals guard of two thousand five
hundred mem called t'hying column
Think of flying column With two and a
bait miles of wagons trailing behind them.
The mornipg after the battle We moved
cautiously over ground totally strange
10 US, and perfectly adapted 70
the enemy for defence. At SUNSET
and during the night the retreat of the reb-
els took place. They fell on Carroll in the
morning, Overwhelming his handful of
men; bayoneting the poor fellows to their
hearts content, they followed them to Luz
ray. The only redeemtng feature in this
/ affair Was the saving of the trains fhav he.
ing Withdrawn in time to escape Jackson's
clutches. The officer in charge, whose
name | have not obtained, deserves high.
er reward than he is likely to obtain in
these days Of political brigadiers.
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major CInrv.

In Capt. Leib's book We find the follow
ing biographical sketch of this excellent
officer, who now oficiates in our midst as
tue Quartermaster in Chief of the Noun
tain Department:
Major Robert 3. Clary, Chief Qaarter-
master of the Department, is one of the
purest and best men in the service. He is
a native of the old Bay State, and entered
the array from West Point, in 1928. After
serving At the School of Practice, at Jeffer-
son Barracks, Missouri, for one year, he was
attached to the Filth Inf4ntty, aud, in the
Spring of 1899, joined his Company at Fort
Bridger, where he remained til 1882, when
his company was made q part of General
ScOtt's force to suppress the Indian out
break under Black Hawk.
In 1888, Lieutenant Clary was promoted
to a OaptaincY in the Quartermasler's De-
pSrtment, and ordered soon after to Flori.
da, aud placed In charge of the important
depots of Black Creek and OPilatkA, from
which the troops were supplied. In ls45
he WAS ordered. with two companies, to
establish Fort wilkins, in Copper HarbOr,
Lake Superior, where he remained on duty
until the breaking ont of the Mexican war,
when he was ordered to Fort LeaYenWorth,
and subsequently TO New Orleans, where
he was stationed until 1881: From thence
he was sent to California, in charge of the
depot at BeniciA. In 1857, he took charge
of the Department at st. Louis but being
too honest an officer TO suit the purposes of
the Secretary Of War, he asrelieved from
duty there, after some time. In 1860 he
was ordered 70 Utah, and was in charge of
the Quartermasteris Department until the
troops were ordered east, to take part in
the suppression of the rebellion. e.6i-s
When the news reached Utah Of the de-
terminaion of some of the Southern States
to secede, it found among the officers ofthe
army there, not only sympathiZers, but
open and avoWed friends. On the occasion
Of. dinner party, one Of them proposed as
a..toast, "the Assassination of the President
and Vice President of the United States. y
4 which was drank while one of them de-
ciared, he did not drink, but If he did, he
would respond TO it with all his heart
Some Of these officers are, to-day, in the
rebel army, while others are now Ia the
Federal service. sol
Major Olary, who ia true patriot; was
Indignant at such evidences Of treason,
boldly denounced IL; and the evidences of
the dtsloyalty of these officers sent to the
War Department. ea,as
In November last, Major Clary was or
dered to take charge Of the Department. of
Western Virginia, as Chief Q1artermaster.
Asau officer, he is prompt, efficient; watch
full ofthe interests of the Government, aud
has keen sense of justice. Those who
know him best, love him most. Our OFF,
cial Intercourse with him was, to us, most
agreeable and pleasant. lr - ss6 )
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Have Better Use for our Columns.


Our neighbor of the IateLligeneer, will
please excnse US for not publishing its half
column Of biliingsgate against the PreSS-
We verify belieVethe editor will be asbam-
ed oft himself after mature reflection. If
he does not like to be elassed with di5im-
ioRiuES, he must desist from employing the
same language and arguing in the same
strAiu- We are ve:y sorry for him, as We
know he has but the one ided-tnegrO
equality" Poor fellowI-PTsss of HesieT-
day.
The foregoing is the only answer the
Press is able to make to our article of
Tuesday, cOnvieiing it of garbl:ng and ca
luminous misrepresentation. How any man
with decent self respect (even If he had
no respect for truth could write such a
paragraph, is more than We are able to see.
We are almost ashamed to bear down hard
on man who shows himself so incapable
of selEdefeoee; bat there is ali the spirit
of the calumniatOr in this paragraphs as
well as the former one, without the sense
to sustain the character creditabIy.
The sbetter use" TO which the Press Of
yesterday devoted its columns was the
printing of a letter from Yaucey Cmors
than column lOug) addressed to the
pleasing task of falsifyiug history, villify-
ing the government and slandering loyal
and decent people. To such a use the
Pres' lends its columns with pleased aiac.
rity, and without word of disapproval
Yet it couldn't find room to print the lit
tie paragraph from the madagascar which
itgarbled and misrePreSenteds so shameiully
lest its readers might see what we did So,
rather than what it ,epressnied US as hav,
ing said. Comment would be superauOus
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-19

TIE question of dress is greatly agitat-
ing London at present. A rule was made
that none should appear at the Inaugural
tiOn OF the International Exhibition ex-
ceptiug in full court dress with knee
breeches aud sword. This was 50 unpop-
ular that 1t was afterwards modified 70 al
low gentlemen to appear in ordinary eve
ming dress, but on the condition that they
should occupy the back seats, and allow
the bedizzeued diplomats and court officials
to sit in front.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-19

ALI accounts from the West represent
the crops as recovering from their back
ward aud apparently stuuted growth, aud
the prospect is now fully as cheering to
the farmers as any previous year has pre-
scented. From the South we have very lit
tie intelligence, beyond the fact that corn
has been substituted for cotton but what
the condition of the crops are we are not
informed
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-19

TaE correspondent Of the Philadelphia
Inquirer says that the final orders of Col.
Carroll, commanding the Fourth Brigade
(Which alone fought the first days battle),
were not to destroy the bridge at Port Re-
public, but hold it at all hazards. The
hazards were so great that It could not be
held by living men, nd during the night
the entire force of the enemy crossed-ths
united commands of Longstreet, Kirby,
Smith, Ewell aud jackson.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-19
Rebel Governors On the wing.

The list is formidable. The first to start
was Claib. jackson Of Missouri, then John
son Of Kentucky (dead), with Harris Of
Tennessee, close on his heels; and now,
Moore of Alabama. and Rector of Arkau-
sasr are on the wing, to be soon followed,
we guess, by Letcher of Virginia, aud pos
Eibly Clark, the accidental, of North Caro-
lima. Even the three or four remaining,
Gist Of South Carolina, Brown of Georgia,
Shorter of Alabama, and Porter of Missfs-
sippi, may be considered packed up. ready
to take wings at any moment. Farewell,
gay and festive hemp stretchers, Mexico,
this is not your abiding country.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-19

THE London Times is certain that under
SO despOtic atButler) rule. no cotton will
come down, aud that "trads" with peo-
pie so maddened by iuiudtcious proClama-
tiOnS viii be ont of the question. This is
the ''ShoPkeePipg' view of the situation,
and the Tines. We begin to think. is moth
Ing ,s.L e the organ Of nation Of SHOP
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-19

Ia southern paper we tuiiau advertise
msnt Of the" confederate States Bible So
cfety," or, asan exchange calls it, the aCou-
federate Bonnet Board Bible Society.n-
The society appeals to the merchants Of
Georgia 70 send in old paper boxes and
bonnet board, for use Ia binding bibles and
testaments.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-19

Tul star Of Bsauregard is evidently on
the Wane. Large numbers of the Southern
papers speak of him with positive con-
tempt while others arc making but feeble
efforts TO defend him. The Memphians be-
lieve that he has been entirely overrated.
His prestige aud influence have probably
passed away.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-19

Jar. DAVIS and his Cabinet, it is said,
are opposed 70 going baekto Montgomery,
Ala tho .hrSt bogus Confeaeraey capital,
when they are driven out of Richmond,
bseaqse the Alabama river, on which Il is
situated Is paIiigsbis for gillnboats,.s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-19
EMANCRATIoN.


Business men have more sagacity. than
Legislators. "The children of this world
are wiser in their generation than the chil.i
dren of lighte Suppose, for instance; a
locality should become unpopular and I'M.
freqaented, how long, suppose, you, would
trader keep his store there, even az the.
best corner2 The merchant or nahtifac.,
rer would soon give his Landlord notice of
his Intention toquit, and throw his chan,
ces into better channel. So. Of Missouri
in regard to slavery. IL We could ONLY
get up to a point sufficiently high for the
purpose, and obtain a lens! Of adequate,
power We might witness the immigrating
army bound constantly for the Meat, filing.
of in almost every direction from this
point. Iowa, Wisconsin,, Minnesota, and
the Territories are filling mp rapidly, while;
this State receives, in great degree, the
go by most disrapRtably. And iioi what
reason2 Simply because white labor,
comes IN competition here with slave labor
The German .emtgrant don't likeniggettsm;
the Irish laborer dislikes a Competition
with the sinsti tutiop;'' tina. abhorred Yam,
kee ts opposed to the Woolly head, aud 80
All through, our corner stone 8 hski eEted,
aad the long line of progress passes In am
other direction. ri b :, 5s5l.f. (.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-19
Proposals for Fresh Beef
OFFICE C0N1ft38AnF o. sURs1sTRycT

WHEErixo, VA, June 70, 1862 2 r.
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received by The nm
- derllgned until II O'Clock A. ~, on The 20th
for Fresh Beef In speh Quantities ag
may be- from time to time, req1ired for the use Of
troops &c, At this post, for SIX months from lat
day Of July, 1882 The Beef to be Of good whole
Of fore aud bind qnarters Inees and shnks 81 ain.
dedl on such days as may be deSiSnattd. The &C,
eePted bid VIII form the basis OF written contract
etent sum With two good yuretie5 required BfddsrS
must give htStaetory evidence OF loyalty and res
p9nslblhty Proposals Will be marked OF tn outside
nndeTsigned. >. ". BARRIGRR,
aPl8-SG = t-it s'- Can't and O. s. y
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-19
Woods Moving Machines
FOR THE COMING HARVEST.
PRICB, $50,

DRYOR { FROST Agents for the Wet, would cal
the attention Of RSEmSFs 70 thi5 very popular
IN the country IS FellaS "a
: The strOnSest TyvO-Horse Mover.
now in use. It win eat an acre per hour with all
ease, and mOEs equally well steep hill sides as on
the bottoms and - 46dTTaHt % o ca IN lt tG0ed
aHd heaetty lodged 0OUeI dd IfEEodiy 6gft0Nt ctoL
tAg, and to give full and 5utTe SatSsti6n In every
case, or Mosaic. Wehaye testimonials from many
Of our most reliable farmers that they have cut 100
acres with the machine without any expense except
for OIL It Il the easieSt mana sd of any Machine
and any farmer can put ittogetheF s0yen u he Ai
never nsed \ machine before - = .
We also furnish double amount pf tfaI. It has
taken the premium over every othEr machine WIer-
ever Il has been tried Call and get catalogue from
our warehouse OF from Que Of hEent4 containing
eertneates from those who have used them for three
years past. WehGVe but 400 hines for this years
sale and already many Of our agents have engaged
from 40 to Ib machines for their respective terrific.
Eies and We would advise farmers to GIVE THEIR
ORDERS IN EARLY 70 secure machine, as labor
Will be very scarce at harvest time.
PRYOR FR0sT,
mylT gland . Main st., Wheeling, va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-19
To the Young Men OF North western
/. VirgInIa and Western BIaryland,

FT1HB General commanding the Railroad District
u has been authorized By the SeeretnFy OF War 10
receive ia0t service 81 the United Sklte three
years, unless sooner discharged. nsreiment Of In
hntTy. to be recrnited within the imts Of this mill
ttaEy district and within thirty days from this date
The ohesFs will be commissioned by tue Governor
OF Virginia. The troops will be clothed armed and
equipped as soon as mustered into the service.
All communications this subject addressed to
these hsAd4laFte1 Will meet with prompt attention
GBy order OF Brig. Zen. KsIley3 Is B3E-T z
81 tlLi TH MELVIN,
49, lItfI - sa.lits !. iit "A. A A. Gen.
HEADQUARTERS RAiLROAD DlsRRiCf ii 4 =
-iz CUNBERLA m. June IIth 1897 r. IL foIR qo1-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-19
IGREAT BARGAINS
Marshal,s Sa1al

The United state Of Amelia In :hs District Curt
E4vard 4. Tit.hush. 3pd faE re IS t..i'a
plrsuanee of DE dsess Ana e. "
Dlttret Court, II the above entitled cIiiSs to ne
dlreeted, duly made sud entered On the 2ith day II
AFF4li sa4ll sell at public nuetiop on Monday
the 10Th q June, 16e2, COMMENCING at 10 O'clock
A. M q the residence Of Edward HlFftShnrh. On
plney street 10 the city Of yVheeliul the eFsouSI
RtopeEty pRFteulaFiY mentioned and deleTif1od m
the schedule annexed to the Information ie5 N l5
cause consisting Of household and
TER1t9 OF eAL1, CASH. - : : - =.
EDWARD II MOTION
AaE5hAl q the United States for the IFestSFn Di.
s,At1ss 9 y y u .-ss.5 ys.t ~ my15-td
Is ROsTPoNBBIENT. aet
The above glle has been postponed fihtH IITTfEs
DAY, THE 10TH DAY OF JULY isGS. ; iSi9 =
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MaFshal,s Sole.
THRUmted statesof Amsrisa.,s ~.

A4A un4teelk 9t4te1ot AmlrieR@ya siffsals q ia
a lns,ss,, -. Western pi1tEtet Of Virginia;
nan j. W y: 'IPs q a. elm
4 81 The order pf THE DlSt4ict Court az
me United States t1E the Western DiSETief n VIZ
flna IN the above entitled cause iniy fiSSS ~ ~
M once for said DIStfi6f % ~ isk
~ ol u shall s1l q pubic aiicfior ~
ne 1Gt day o. Jnly, 1861 e9liuisleinS n d
geloek a. n 1t Nov Greek n M flsSst
n sid HelteFn tie faii6I ~ nToi515
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-it5 nav IN tie :PFdeoss dfsirSinT -
3 S.l hS9ess ll4qI N the tan brE IioJl.
3, y TIE shs1gP % NE rFSlit5ltt,
3 Ihree Gown, s.s5is,.
Al tanplng tools on the Gltl pFeniSss
z sQna lot % EelutliIg hha sJ94E stl
IL uEtq hundred dds q lnafhar. 80
41l1e o. eAGEr-hoF al GllIr rHilF f,o h,tS
9es!9Eli Caah and tiT Al slu1 over n
e9t.aE, o. purchasers % tfye ISo5d5
ttoVes u ~ iIG X 8
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EId d RL.AaTIeIl PARIS. -. I. e
"a qeleined Piaster. u Ind iiirSef f-,l,
s.g. faifili'i9ilIl So 1liill.
2. 9. HnDal ira 6 BRO. 1
isp7 80 - 1aii5ql iE - e1sHs4 ~
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h HEIMsPRRRp's ~ .
In1mitable Hair Restorative 81
WEIg Mon a lTTijY-lfiii.i q. !

81 1T IS NOT "A DYE %
But restores gray hair to its original color bv E,-
Iylne the capillary tubes with natural nnStPnanoe
PAlEeo RY age or diseASe An iastaHeaReonF GipeS
y and beauty Of the lar, and adoFd "a themSeIVes
S no Ihimtta6Is GoloFiIE not
49, g ttS natural color By an cay
luxuriant Beauty,
as praVppts It's falling or Orad-
= = GatE1t and imparts health aud pleasaatnes
sS t9 y has stop % time, being The
iq favor. Used by both gentiemen mi faiies ID q
.lg y eetable dealers or can be procured BY
-. y ne commercial agent, D. 8 barnes, 202
M Iloi9 ". ~ :. =. LOGAN 3 GO. and REED RRAF
W sglHssssa,8 1k5g 8 10 T1T{IfF a Sb2t
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laooa e ths sserstarylo flVar.

In the Washington dispStches % ths
oiueippSti papers Y . aa5d the following:
SpFgeon HAYES, who left thtee 81. four
hundred Wounded soldiers from Port Re.
pnblis Al Saturday night ia the ears, With.
out food or mattrasses. sleeping himself ID
lsillafd'si made his excuse this morntng "a
Secretary Stanton. He did, not. deny the
'tact, but said he; conldsnot fnd the Sur
geon GeneEsf Adiqtant, &c. Stanton, az.
ter heaFipg ell, quietly hurst out You are
dismissed rom the service, sir; You're 3
disgrace % the army leave the room sill
which he did in 3 bee line, the throne ID
.ettenaanee manifes sting destre 70 expe-.
cute his retreat Il should be added that
itaeEe Nes some faalt among Tie officials.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-19

Tar following article from the st. Louis
Daily UDiOnha even more application to
Western Virginia than it has to Missouri
We commend tito the AttsntIonof our teall-
ers: 80 a E-n.s. y - -.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-19

never saw q more Imposing sight than
the march by divisions in column out Of
ehe woods when the order came for with.
a q This Vas no time for struggling;
each man was Ia his place keeninS time :
and psee IS Il It were. 4 dress parade. ;HaEi
We known their position and the nature Of
the ground an advance IN force Wonid
have driven the enemy into complete rout.
.and that advance would have been made
eYenAt the expense 6f more life blood .
Had We known that GaftoIl had fSiied 10
burn the bridge It Port Republic, dSyiirht
would have found as assailtng onr Sire x
dsIeated foe. a tatal mist le, f6F he held
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-19
THI REnEl aolpIlRI

The rebel aoldiers-when they are moi
pressed into the service aud do not fiPht
with the mistaken idea that Il Is q stFnR.
gle for freedom-aFe just as brave as ours.
On that beautiful Sabbath morning when
steel met steel in the death conflict, they
did not yield an inch of willing gro1nd.G
lf It had been solely an infantry fight Ne
might have been all of US prisoners or
dead before this time, hut they could NOT
stand the effective uss OF our artillery. In
one discharge of WidriOh's battery upon 4
regiment of the rebels who. were about to
sontfauk ShermanIs, battery more than two
hundred were killed and Youpded7 They
We're taught lesson which they remember
led on that side Of the tield, for The rest of
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THE nUCREYI9I,, ,Tr..77.77' !

spI etaE BUCR8YIsS igEsSEs. - -.
wiIl be aSi e e NJ, d, e u :
lfa aud tor lightnesl Of draft e1nvenienee sinplf
e.ty sd far bqtty & n laal IA y dlyfl II
.t.4el1eil yliutlhg = Itfjf II is
MI ordeEa eaEty q there VII be but 9 limited
ll4ber built thisslll1dl SlIIl -
49, e 1hebuEna5 coFnar Of Aarhst and
- D. j SMITH
abso "a, ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-19
!. ZOO aQARRIAaMaE

n 1D D = z 7 LN+lisfSs = >. 7
= e 3. HAYES q co. beg issts 70
~ n ealtouleFs and die public
cOuFse Of dniShing 100 CaTTfage1 conlIffne al BS-
Eogehe1, ltOekaWay4 PllAetois, Prince AIbeffS top
A19 no TOP Buggieg, al 0t which are q The 1Atet
most tpprOYs TltteEp and Of the hest ma
tstlal and gofkullnthips 41lsWilIBe Uifrantkdto
give thq litlno1tla tiafAeti6n apps SmdEW
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-19
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Al 1IERICAN FLAGS-Jnst received from
"a the mapufRstuFeE lot pf BuhtiBs sillS AID
Cotton EasAsatt = D. H1C0LL.& BRo5.s
te1s Variety Store.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-19
WANTED.
StraWberrY FestiHal.

TUE Ladies' q the Bellaire Presbyterian Church,
i win give strawbetry Festival at sULLIvAH7s
purpose Of repairing the Church. For the accom-
mediation Of peFlonS In the city desiro1S Of being
IreEent 90 the oerasl0n,, aFra1gemenlB have been
made With the SigEst to make a special trip.
Tiekets may be had at ORES Bookstofe. leII.3t
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-19

Ro1LAs ia like ilJ1-the more you ara
E ~ me closer she elings tpfyou. An,
the closer Il elings 70 You the more You ase
ruined. $3.50 ~ 81
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-19

ONE LARGE BUNTING BLAG-FOi
" sale low At D. N1C0LL & BROS,
Jel8 sEs, Variety Store,
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Colonel Oluseret, who Is q French lofieer
OF many campaigns, says tome that he new
er saw such sang .froid and pluck. tits not
the result of discipline nor drill-Heaven
knows We have little OF that-nor Is Il the
cLdn of the ZouaVes or Chasseur d Antiques.
The sublime courage of our native soldiers
al principles.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-19

Letter from 4 VVheeIInE Boy in south
CaroAtnassLRteSt and most reliable
news Of the battle on James Island
near Charleston.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-19

suppose even had better not mon.
ton our prospects or forces. Sufiee it to
say, once James Island is ours, we have the
city. LIDO not think there is any doubt of
the result Prof. LoWe's balloon. .is nr,v
Initiating for a reeonuoisance. Oar force IL
a fine one, aud well equipped. Nav Ne
soon administer a good lesson to those
who would trail the Internal serpent. the
South Carolina rattlesnake, over the bless
ed old flagl %.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-11-06
Chicago Election.

The result of the election in Chica>
go on Tuesday last, is most brilliant
success for the cause of loyalty in that
city. Eevery effort that human inge-
nuity could devise, to defeat the Re
publican Union ticket was resorted to
but the men of character, of business,
and of moral worth, stood up nobly
for the right. The butternut democ-
racy were completely routed. Chica-
60 may be safely reckoned as one OF
the most loyal cities in the northwest
What contrast does Milwaukee pre-
sent to Chicago? Between three and
four thousand majority What a
city ! WHAT will be the moraleffect of
those two victories in the minds of So
Der intelligent men! Chicago, by its
adherence to principle, and its exhibit
ton of loyalty will command the adj
miratiou and respect of good men ev'
erywhere. Chicago vind'oated the
reputation on Tuesday last, which it
has won in former years, for freedom
and intelligence. Men ofwealth, of bus
mess reputation, and of stirling worth
will be attracted to Chicago. While
on the other hand, butternutt Milwau-
kee will only extend its rows of lager
saloons TO an indifinte extent, and in
vite small traders in Goldfish, fish hooks
and musk rat traps.