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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-05

"a tERouudheAd) Vols. only shows seven
men IN the hospital, not one of whom Is
not able to walk around the beautiful hos
pital grounds during even the hottest part
OF the days and as it Is by much the largest
resimentt n the brigade, itmay be inferred
the rates of the Others are about the same.
Indeed We know the other hospitals might
as well be shut up. tor all the custom they
get. OF course, there are always some
meno the sick list thar are not very sick.
One man Is excused for sore toe, another
for a felon on his finger, third for head.
ache, fourth for q sort of general '.ornari-
ness and 50 itgoes. In areEiment of / 900
men twenty-five are excused from duty. he
ing reported on the sick list Temporarily.
and jet not one of the whole twenty-five
declines his ratiOns In this service, We
only know well men and siek ones. and If
q man Is not exactly well, he is excused
from duty, and put for that day at least, on
the stsiek list" Tins, at ali times, the
number on the sick list, seems larger than
1t really is. The truth is, the troops here
are aeetmated, and moreover, are under
oncers who are men of age aud large ex-
Perlenee, ana who make it a matter ofcon-
science to preserve their men from sick-
ness. The most minute matters ara Iool.
ed after with supervision that under 9TH
er circumstances would prove a serious an
nnoyanee, bnt here it Is absolutely neces.
sary to the general welfare AS TO heat,
a6ent which such exaggerated rumors are
ahoat IN the North, Il amounts to lust
nothing at all. The thermometer does
not range as high here as on a June dav
IN the North, and the heat only lasts
from ten till two o'clock, the balance of
the day and night being the most delicious
temperament IN the world, and the sea
breeze sweeping across the orange ORCH
ards, and groves of spices as 1t comes in.
land, is laden with perfumes of the Orient.
With proper care on the part of the men.
and watehfulness on the part of the Of
heers, there need be no more sickness here
than in the North, and the sick returns
show thatin the same number of men the
Northern troops are far more healthy than
the Southern troops, even in the climate
70 which the latter are bred and born
There is no doubt physiological reason
for this, in the greater power Of resistance
to exciting causes of diseases on the part of
Northern born men, but this only proves
that, physiology as well MS everything else.
is EdoWn on" this rebellion, and ubound
to" see the Union through.
In the list of promotions we notice the
names ofthe following Washington county
boys:
James Armstrong, Capt. Co. a, to be
Lieut.. Colonel; Vim. F. Templetou. LIST.
Lieut.. Co. A, to be Captain, vice Armstrong
promoted: Joseph h. Penticost, End Lieut.,
Co. A, to be LIST Lieut., vice Tempietou
prsmoted; VIM. oeker, Sergeant Co. a, b
be 2nd Lieut., vice Pentieost promoted.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-05
Marshall's Sale.

ThoUutsd states OF America In The ,s District Is GPGIi
Edward Hn.zhssh HPd t q 5hs 1ys..n
IN pursuance Of the decree and order Of the iaid
II Distr Ct Court in the above entitled eaube, to
directed, duly made and entered on the 9Th day OF
April 1862 Etall q at public auction. on Monday
the 18th Of June, 1862, commencing at 10 O'Clock
A. ~, at the residence Of RdWArd a EitzhuEh, on
Quincy street. In the city Of Wheeling the personal
properly particularly mentioned and described IN
the schedule ed 70 the Information ded inSad
cause oonEt1g OF household and kitchen flFniture.
TERNfs or SAFE, CASH.
EDWARD NJ. NORTON,
Marshal Of the United States for the Western Dis.
triet OF Virginia. u1yl5.td
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-05

TIE ParkeFsburg Gazstts has highly
complimentary word for the new steamer
E1prsas, in the Wheeling and ParkersburR
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-05
DISSOLUTION.
sale Of Land in Marshal County.

Josiah IngersolL
Ts In chanesry in the Circuit Court
'3nn IN and for Aarsl4ii County, Virginia.
n pursuance Of the decree of the said Court mad.
In this cause at the Spring Term, 1862 the under
sg9sd sheEin Of Tie said county Of 9IarshaIi WILL
90 the 9th day OF July, 1862, at the court house Tor
AnFShhu county, sell for ready money TO Tie highest
ana best btdser, the tract Of land N the bin fen
ioned, OF suiheieney thereof to pay the sum Of
two hundred aud thirty-nine dollars and tWentysey
en- cents with Interest from the first day ipril
70 the year OF our Lord eighteen hundred aad INV
n1 and twenty three dollars and twent y-ive cent?
COSTS OF THIS suit together With the costs OF this al
HeIttsements and the fees Of the Sheriff for IiaIn,
tns sale, and such other costs may be legally in
olosnt 70 making such sale. The said tract 81 land
the tract mentioned IN the bill aud proceedings IN
lhs case containing nnety-one acres and Eevepteen
Poes hnd the same frnet Of Land situate In Barshal
county virginia, on which said benjamin Redo now
lives, bounded by land Il James Wilson, ThomSs
Stevaft ana otherS and which conveyed by snId
!ngeranu TO E1td DEFENDANT, John Wilson, by deri
aated the mt day Of April 1885, and recorded IN
the clerks ONCE Of AtarshAlI county, Aforesaid
49,. J. REED,
-ge4-o11.d&E Sheriff for Marshall Co., Va
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-05

God gard our Gag, and keep oaehGtGF
Zach EtFipe - bright ~ now th6y wave,
Btill make 4 ttad oar Tanksin var,
Etfl 6ost above each patriotic gave,
Death td3the traitor that would dagO
ToEFa1 &c through the dust of shame.
Al honost hearts lts lot VII lharo
And folloU u 70 peatb o. Fsmo.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-05
HEIMsPRRRr's
lnimitable Hair Restorative.
IN 70 1yom

- 4IVA a DIk,
Fet9Ees gray hair to Its original color, by sop
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l ltea " Rge or disease All iasfHntaTeotts dyti
OF t'tlar eGnStie, destroying the yifa
NJ ~ @ Gspty q tie hair, and afford q themselves
o,ls, ueimstreets Inimitable Coloring not
process, but gives the hair a y ~
Luxuriant Beauty,
pr99ioles lie growth, prevents itu f,iJtn1 IN srsf
= -, qanasuh and irpart8 hsalth and psasAnineSs
We Y has stood the test Of time being the
~ - hg1r SolorinB, aud Is constantly Increasing
ma used by both gentlemen and iadies Ii l.
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Judge Thompson, who is now in jail for
his disloyalty, after having made a profu-
sion of fair promises at tho outset OF the
rebellion, comforts himself with the alb
surd reflection that be has at least avoided
perjury by refusing to swear allegiance to
the recognized government of Virginia,
which he regards as bogus. The Judges
recusauCy In this particular shows that he
is still as consistently sham aud sh tllow as
ever. II he had ever been anything of
lawyer, which he never WAS, he wo uld know
that that State government, and only that
one which recognizes the supremacy OF the
United States government, can be the gen.
uine one. He would know that the United
States Government could only recognize
tho loyal element in State, be it only ten
people, as the material wherefrOm to So
lect State government; aud he would all
SO know that It would be the EXTREMIST abb
surdity for it to adhere to that element in
State which bad gone off into foreign
alliance, the primary object of which was
to overturn its own supremacy. To take
such a position, is only to say that the
general government is at the mercy of any
set of treacherous officials who may
chance to be at the bead of the State,
and that its own authority is always
ezposedto their caprice. II the Judge had
ever been qualified for the position which
he SO long belittled, ne would know that ii
is the well settled practice NOT only of COM
mon sense but common law in the United
States and in England, to recognize only
the loyal element in the municipalities Of
the general government. How could it be
otherwisel Aud yet Judge Thompson pro-
fesses to be secessionist because the gem
eral government recognized the reOrgau.
iEsd government here. OF course this is
all sham on the part Of the Judge. We
all understand that; but 1t is we'll that
people should see how listle of common
sense there is even in his pretences. The
truth is that Judge Thompson is a. bitter
seeessiOnist without respect to the State
government here. He only puts thatfos.
ward as breakWater to eSse o e. the shame
OF his tceacherous betrayal Of the Union
cause after having pretended to be its
friend. -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-05
nnALIH q IaE fRooPa.

Notwithstanding many fears; and mapy
prophesies, the health Of, the troops here
= improying instead Of deteFipratipR. An
the hospitals are about eaptyr exespt q few,
cases OF chronic disease, Of no special aez
count The morning report Of The Tooth
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FROM an article in the Richie county
Press, Weinfer that the people out there are
getting to be very rigorous with rebels.
Capt. MCGEE, who, at the commencement
5ot the war, undertook to raise a secession
company, but failed, recently appeared
from Pennsylvania in the county again.
The loyal people would not even to speak
to him. bat they sent him = note to evaeu-
ate the district Oh the .tdouble quick,
which be did. The Captain plead a
change Of heart during his exile In Penn
sylyania, and asked the people Why he
could not % allowed to live in Richie
county again, since he had been allowed 70
i've 10 Pennsyl yania. The replyfof the
people was 'that The deep and dSmninR
lepEosY (of secessiopl lies so deep within.
that the trigid 1ones Of sthe North cannot
purify or remove il.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-05
Woods Moving Machines,
FOR THE CoM1Na HARvRsT.
PRICH, $50,


DRYOR FROST Agents for the We. I. vonII cal
the attention Of Farmers TO this very popular
y aaSnlne. u h the LIGHTBsT DRAFT MACHINE
In the country, a. well as -+7--
The Strongest TNvO-HORse Mower 4.
now In use. 1t viii cut an acre per hour with all
ana moEs equally well on steep hill sides as on
the bottoms, and zoe t0dTTdRt II to ed IN lUt ta1F
aud heartily lodged CI0rer and Tf1lOhEy lgiLAom etoI
a0, and to give n and entire satisflction In every
case, or no sale. We have testimonials FINN nnsny
Of our most reliable farmers that they have cut 100
acres with the nlRehne without any eSpense eTeeSt
for OIL Il l. the easiest managed OF any lnSclTiEe
and any farmer can put It together even Il he has
never nseti q machine before
we also furnish double amount Of ltras II has
taken the premium oyer every other machine Sher-
ever u mas been tried Call and get catalogue fr6
our warehouse or from OF ouF agents eotStnin9
eeEtheates trom thoso who have used them Tor thre
yeaFs past We hAyebut 800 machines foF tbis e1 -
sac ana already many Of our agents have enFaVed
from - 70 90 MACHINES for their respective tefrito
rtes and We would advice farmers to GIVE TTIEIR
g sl ~ EARLY to Pecure machine, a. labor
viii DO very scarce at harvest time
PRYOR & FROST,
myE q aud . Main st., Wheeling, Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-05

S't'4S ~ "SSASEH blERlutA. II was found
on the person of guerrilla captured by
Capt. Myers of the 18th Virginia Reei.
ment, who is now in jail in RoAne county:
GENERAL ORDERS PoR OFFICERS coHHASDtsc
the RANGERS.
ADJUTAST GESERAL's oFT1rE,
March 90, 1862.
let. Yon will proceed, within the limits
of Western and Northwestern Virginia. in
such counties rs are in possession of the
public enemy, to organize companies. 20
consist OF not less than seventy-fiye nor
more than one hundred men, and as soon
as they are organized will report to the
Adjutant General OF the State, emhodyinu
IN the said report the names of the indis
Vldnals composing your company, desig-
mating four as sergeaRts and four as cor
porals.
I'd. The Commandant of Companies now
organized, will, as soon as they can psss
tue enemy's lines, commence their opera
tions, with the view of protecting the Low.
al citizens IN those sections OF the State
catting of the enemy's supplies and his
toraging parties, dispensing the Home
Guards, and as far as possible disarminp
them and requiring them to return 10 The tI,eiS
allegiance to'their own State.
3n. The CommandAuts of Comnanies ar A
the men will use all proper aud honorable
efforts to harmonize public sentiment in
those sections of the State, in which tbev
are required to operate.
Alb. The Commandants of Companies
will see that all rebellious Citizens who
may fall into their hands, shall be humane
y and properly treated, and sent outside
of the enemy's lines, as soon ne uractico-
BILE, and delivered over to the civil autbori-
ties of the State, for confinement until ie.
gally discharged.
9th, The Commandments of Companies
will also prevent as far as possible the ex-
action OF money in the shape of taxes, or
Otherwise from our citizens, for the sun
port OF the usurped government at the eitv
OF Wheeling, and to this end, will capture
all those who profess to be sherfffs or col.
lectors on the part of either the Wheeling
or Lincoln goVernment-seize any money
they may have collected, and paythe same
into the Treasury of the CommonweaItb.
Any personal property they may capture
from the enemy, that can be readily dispos.
ed Of, they will dispose of, and such as can,
not be disposed OF, they will destroy.
9th, The Commandments of Companies
will conduct their operations with strict
regard to the rules Of civilized warfare.
By Command,
WV. q. RIcHARpsos. a.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-05
InatruetiOns to the GuerriIIas of
western Virginia by the Author
tics RG Rlehnnnnh.'

The Parkersburg Gazette publishes the
following copy of instructions to guerrilla
bands in Western Virginia. 1t was found
on the person of guerrilla captured by
Capt. Myers of the 18th Virginia Regi.
ment, who is now in jail in ROane county:
GENERAL ORDERS rOR OHItcERs cOMNASDrsa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-05

General Hunter, pursuant to instructions
from the War Department, has resolved to
organize two regiments of contrabands for
the purpose of relieving the Union soldiers
from many duties that can be. quite as well
performed by the blacksas by the Northern
troops, With the effect of preserving many
lives to the army for more responsible dn-
ties. 1t the rebels use the blacks against
US, the rule may work in the other direction
as well, and just possibly, better. We shall
move ~ @'-'- :
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-05

The weather here is delightful, with but
little rain, and although the middle Of the
day brings the mercury TO eighty or ninety
IN the shade, the sea breeze eompenF for
IT. and comes up the bay as cool and 1rate.
tul ~ an ice cold lemohade.S We bavs
just tried the last named article and can
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-05
100 CARRIAGFs.

eS8e e. HAYES q co. beg leave +.
say to their old euktouers aud The publi-
IN seast9l that they have now on hand and In
Srse Of finishing, 100 CarTages, consulting Of BE
~ hoek4EaySI PhaetonH, Prince AlbeFtE top
~ no top tugBies, All which are Of ne lStest
.Eyie3 most improved patterns and Of the best ma
.sLlei and Workmanship. All viii be warranted 4,
wv lue atmost eatialhetion. ap23-SmdkN
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-05

One day last week a colony Of bees
gswarmedn upon bush beside one of our
pickNt posts, and couple of the boys see.
ing they we're ''secesh," captured them, and
t.sWore them in TO an empty keg, and gave
them to the Colonel, who has them ioca-
ted on the upper piazza Of his quarters.
under the folds of the sold flag" aud the
little Republicans seem to thrive very well.
under Yankee rule in s.Dixie.n
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-05
Mowers and Reapers!
BUCKEYE, FOR IsG5


Wis Justly celebrated Machine Is now geueraIIv
Il known aud recognized Aa the best and mon TFr
ieet Hover In use ZACH years experiences ada ~
IL hgh reputation and proves its superioFity over
al others. IT combines many advantages NOT E,n,,d
In other machines. It has two driving yrLeeis
which act tnEether Independently: ID SiAo bas y
double hinged folding cutter bar which makes n -
pecaily adapted to cutting hilIy and uneven sur
ae allowing It 70 pass Freely over stones or other
also allowing the bar to fold eross tbe
IL4G l Nlthout removing single bolt or nut. The
LlAenne can tnue he transported ready for instant
use from neld to field farm to farm NJ readTI A. =
common cart. The finger bar fs mail n EfS9 a.
guard Ringers are peculiar to this mower and nfe ~
cured BY patent. They are made OF Wronght iron
1nd aid with gfeeli the importance Of this fafnTe
W1l be readily recognized by those who have tee1.
ahh9yed 6y the cost and trouble OF the east fneerS
0.ea on other naehines. Agnin, while presenting a
perfect mower We also furnish when desired An in
aepenPont reap ng attachment thus giVfnF Tie mr.
chaser Ine advantage of single or combined ma
SuLne- we warrant every machine and during fIIe
experience OF SIX years have never had single ma
'enine retIrned we therefore feel IuttiHed IN Re-
S9Lainenaing the BUCKEYE ~ superior TO Hliother5
" now furntsh two tizcs suitable to the want Of
THE BUCKEYE, Jr,,
win be sold At the very low price Of ejrbtvya ,oi
atts Anu Tor liEhtneRs Of dFaff, conVenisnea 5,Ii
H19 durability "a une1ualed By ANYTIME vst IN
tne neId; Farmers wanting MACHINE FIuSt sS1d In
tneIE orders early a. there will be lint 4 iirItej
number 69ilt this season. Sample machines can he
n Slr. John TtioburnE, corner OF 9farIcet and
Vpiney streets Wheeling. 'H''4
D. J. SMITH.
.,qo THRo. n. GOBRELLs
A f., ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-05

James Armstrong, Capt. Co. a, to be
Lieut.. Colonel; WIN. F. Templeton. LIST
Lieut.. Co. A, to be Captain, vice Armstrong
promoted: Joseph h. Penticost, End Lieut.,
Co. A, to be LIST Lieut., rice Tempietou
prsmoted; VIM. Oeker, Sergeant Co. a, q
be 2nd Lieut., vice Peutieost promoted.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-05

We would advise the soldiers to save mn
their pork rations, and sell them back 10
the Commissafy, and thus save M a con, !.
pany fund, with which to buy eggs, yeTe-
tables aud such other articles Of food as
are more suitable to this climate. The ra-
ton, as issued, Is far more than the soldier
can eat, both in pork and other articles.
and all should be draWnS and resold, and
the proceeds put into the company fund TO
at least to give variety to the ordinary "a.
tons.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-05

The shorter CateehIsm as ApplIea 20
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W H z E LIN q:
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Thursday Morning. June 5. 1852.
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THANKS.

The undersigned desires to express ON
behalf of the Tooth Regiment Pennsylva-
mia Roundhead) Volunteers, his heartfelt
thanks to the patriotic ladies aud citizens
of Lawrence, Mercer and Washington
counties, Pennsylvania, for their liberal
contributions to the hospital stores of the
regiment. Long before the tape officials
looked after the interests of our sick, these
home contributions met every want, aud
supplied all our necessities. May the
choicest blessings fall upon all those who
have remembered US.
Colonel commanding IOOth Rer,f Pennarl-
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DHosPHORUB-aSs Si7isBd "a n I5ll5i5; n
II d. LOGAN jJfl
aud LOGAN, List 4. Cos
l3oiesile ana listlli IlFTlilZfi - =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-05

AtNow Creek, the other day, Col. Tom
FOrd, of the a2d Ohio, engaged in CONVEX
SatiOn with an old resideuter who had ia
ken seat on the bench beside him.
"HaJe you lived long about here" in.
quired the Colonel.
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Ayers Catharsic Ti:ls,
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