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COMMERCIAL.
CLEVELAND MARKETS..
MoRNISG LEADER OxslUE, I

wEDxEsD1f EvESns,. October p. 1854 }
FLOUR-ssles 81 bbls fed wheat double extra
at s5,z5, sndlOo barrels extra fancy do. at $500
WHEAT-Higher. Sales on Change 5000 bush.
from store at sI,4; I-go9 bush free on board, and
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are reported at sl,l5.
EGGS-sales 1T llj@@l2.
FRUIT-sules LOCO lbs dried apples at Axe, and
IS bb,s cranterriez At s6.s1.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-04

DELAY in moving forward has been due to
other causes than his own will.
1t will be seen that the Government has
virtually deprived him of any active par
ticipation in the pending conflict, as it has
restricted his command to "thAt portion OF
tbs Army of the Potomac which is not or
dered 70 Join Gen. Pope. AS nearly the
whole effective portion of that army has
already joined Gen. Pope, his command
will be limited to very few thousand
men, and will be without Importance. The
Government would scarcely have taken
this step without some serious dereliction
OF duty on his part.
Gen. McClellan's career has been one OF
the most remarkable incidents Of the war:
We shall have IN due time, as n matter OF
course, full exposition Of it, with all the
documents essential to a justinterp rotation
of his relations with the government
Until that time, any decisive Judgment up
on it would be premature. But he has
utterly lost the confidence and high con-
sideration which he once enjoyed at the
hands of the American people.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-04
Letter from wheeling Boy In Mis-
sIssippi.
OANP OF THE 9TH ONO INFANTRY,

CAMP OF THE 9TH ONO INFANTRY,
JuKA SPRINGS, MISS, Aug. 81.
Editors Lnteliigeneer:
From the far of land of Dixie, perhaps
you and the majority of yoGr readers would
love to hear occasionally. The sun sheds
his boiling heat on us daily, but we yet
retain enough of vitality to enjoy the pleas
ure of communicating with our friends at
home.
On the goth inst. we marched from that
ever memorable and ever wearisome place,
Corintb, and arrived here on the 2lst,
making the trip of twenty miles in a day
and q half, not very fast marching but
fearfully hot.
Iuka Springs is beautiful place even
now. Before this unnatural war trod
through il with its devastating tread, it
must have been exquisitely delightful,
Splendid groves of huge oaks and pines,
now falling before the axe of the ''ruthless
Northern invader" surrounds the town,
and their cool invigorating breezes must
have been unusually telApting to the South
can chivalry and beauty during the long
heated time of summer. We never behel6
more inviting groves, North or South, than
these. Jutting from them, or deeply hid
den in their leafy recesses, noble mansions,
luxuriously furnished, can be seen, their
HAluhcu 1luG9H Mueu uG-
meath the SUMS rays, like FURNISHED metal.
Cottages of all forms, modern or unique,
cluster around in groups or stand singly,
just as the fancy of the builder suggested.
Blu; the greatest attraction is undoubt-
edly the springs, Of which there are sew
eral, all possessing different mineral pro-
perties. They are in close proximity to the
village, and are simply, but tAstetully inn
proved by the hand of man, so that the
water can be procured with the greatest
ease aud facility, while at the same time,
none of the wild scenes compatible with
civilized life are destroyed. Around and
above them tower the same grand old trees
which shaded the Indian as he slaked his
thirst at the fresh flowing fountain, after
chasing the hardly less wild game over the
hills and through the surrounding vallies.
Here last season the rebels had camp of
and the choice shows that they
had an eye to the beautiful as we'll as the
healthy.
county. Things here seem to be more
lively than they were around Corinth,
where all enterprise on both sides ap.
peared to be full grown and stationary.
On the 2lst an escort from Jaclnto to this
place was fred into and one man instantly
killed. The poor fellow was hit in the
breast and the ball went completely through
ais body, and he was corpse in five min
ltes. The escort secured the woods and |
fields around in every direction, but could |
lot discover the vile assassin. Arresting |
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-04
our wounded virginia Boys

We notice in the lists of the wounded
the following names of soldiers in our
Virginia regiments:
Lieut.. Col. Thompson, Sd Va; ]. NJ.
Stuck, Co. B, 9th Va, IN the legi j. W.
James, Co. E. Sd Va, in the foot: j. b.
Woodmansee, Co. D, LIST Va. Cavalry, in the
leg; s. D. L. Stafford, Co. G, I'd Va, in the
hand; VIM. Rice, 90. X. LIST Va. Infantry.
Gordon Boyers, Co. B, 9th Va; j. N. Mackler
COL, 9th Va; P. Rumley, Co. B., LIST Va.
Cavalry; VIM. MeGawly, Co. D, I'd Va; G.
W. sibert, Co. i. I'd Val H. Rollins, Co. C,
Sd Va; B. A. Reider, Go. E, Sd Va; Geo
Garrison, Co. H, sdya.; Lewis Lyman, Go.
/, Sd Va; W. B. tombstone, Co. :, Sd Va,
Walter Williams, Co. E, LIST Va; Clay
Schagle, Co. A.. Sd Va; W. j. ROhrbaugh
Co. E. Sd Va; G. W. Dawson, Co. F, Sd
Va.
In addition 10 this list, we have heard
that Capt. Henry Flesher, I'd Va, of tbi.
city, was severely wounded The neWl
does not come to US in any reliable shape
We have heard that Adjutant Samuel Nc.
Cullochh of: the 6thiva., also of this city
was unhurt.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-04
FROM CLARKsBURG.

Full Particulars of the Soaking of Buck
haHnon-Our Reporters Conversation tvith
the late QuGrtermdSter Mere-Ihe tDGy The
QuarteTmdster iVas put through-Jenki
and his Men Deseribed-A yielding Chap
among Mem-Proba6ie amount of Loss to
the Gopernment-ArriUdt of Col. Aixlki-
gdn-.Hotp the l2th Regiment get 0n-Some
Sickness among hem-IAe Federal Couri
and its Aisfortunes, &c, Sc.
Special Correspondence of the Intslligencer.
CLARKsBURd, TUESDAY MoRNIEG,
September 2, 1862.
Editors Intelligeneer:
'All quiet onn-no the Potomac, but
the West Fork of the Monongahela. Not
even an alarm-scarcely respectable ex-
element any longer. In some respects,
have been reminded of the celebrated ex-
petition to Worthington last summer, uu-
der Gen. Wheat. Not but that there really has
been an enemy ia this section, and danger,
too; for the capture of two military posts
proves the one, aud the concurring reports of
many soldiers and citizens proves the 9TH
er. But the danger has not been so imme-
nent as represented, and the force of the
enemy not SO large. You people out there
must have thought the very Satan was to
pay out here, the 18th having been order
ed here under summary orders, ane imme-
distely afterwards section of Capt Car.
Inns battery, with, am told, scarcely half
an hours notice. They say everything
was in an uproar, and the streets and de-
pot full of people, anxious and excited,
making the most affecting adieus, as it
their brave lads were going right into the
battle field. How much they would feel re-
lieyed.i they could just be here half an
hour and realize how quiet and safe place
it is at.this time.
The rebel force has taken the back track.
They left Weston ON Sunday evening"
Jenkins having received information from
here of the force collected, seemed little
and left shortly afterwards.
It was reported here last night that they
had moved in the direction of Parkers-
burg, but it is contradicted this morning,
they having been heard OF at Troy, Gill
mer county. Citizens of Weston here are
going back in Considerable numbers this
First reports are always exaggerated. II
low appears that very little damage was
lone at Weston. There was bat littlegov-
.rRment property there. Private property
If citizens was not disturbed, except that
lome saddles were taken from the saddler
hops, and one store-that of Hale, Ander-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-04
The DIRerence.

Honor 10 the man whose heart does not
fail in times like these. 1t is creditable to
his patriotism, and it is equally SO to his
Intelligence. 1t argues we'll for his breadth
of observation and reflection. Those of us
who are loyal feel bad, of course, over the
doubtful news that comes to US from
Washington. We think that we have sus-
tanned heavy losses. And so we have. We
have lost many men and great amounts of
valuable property. But this is only one
view of the situation. A great many peo-
pie, croakers and respondents, content
themselves with this view. It is con-
genial to their unwilliugness or inability
to look all about them and at nll sides
of the situation. What are our disasters in
comparison with those suffered by therebels
since this war commenced? They have not
despaired. They have not broken down.
c Why do croakers not think of that fact7
Why do they not recall all that the rebels
have suffered? If any people ever had an
excuse for giving way to despair the rebels
have had. Look Iwhat they have lostH
Look how slender is the thread of hope
to which they hang. Look what an
immense cable is our hope in COM
parison with their thread. Why did they
not fold their hands when they lost in
rapid succession Fort Henry, Fort Dom
ALLISON, Island No. 10, Nashville, Hunts
vile, New Orleans, Memphis, their whole
feet on the Mississippi river, large part
of Arkansas, of Louisiana, the whola
Missouri, tue use of all their rivers-of
several of their great railroads.&c. all their
sea ports-of nearly all their cattle and
beef producing States, of so many thOus-
nnds of their men-of SO many cannon and
small arms.
Had they no cause TO despair2 Are our
losses at all comparable with theirsP Have
we not all our original advantages and
more2 Have We not such feet rs the
world never saw Is not the blockade
more severe than eyerP What is the mat
ter, in any and in all respects, that we are.
not now as we'll fitted to cope with the re.
beIlion as eyer2
We are as well fitted. We are much bet
ter fitted. We have divided their territory.
We have invaded almost every one of their
States. Their internal society has been
thrown into perfect disorder by ovr inva-
sions: Industry has been almost abandon
ed. Their whole social system has been
threatened. Their country is largely
waste. Eastern Virginia is land of skulls
and bones. Gould we lift the curtain we
sonld see desolation there. 1t is but liz
tie better in Tennessee, 10 Northern Ala
bama, in Northern Mississippi, in Louisiana,
and in Arkansas.
We command the Cumberland, Tonnes
see and the Mississippi rivers, and the James
is useless to the enemy. Not hostile craft
nayigates them. We are adding gunboat
after gunboat Our new levies Of troops
are constantly pouring forward to the |
banks of those rivers. They will drive
back everything in the shape of opposition
as they go. What hopes have the rebels
from those sections q The only country
they really hold is of all country the least
Z 4
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-04
Attachment in
assumpslt.


The object Of this suit IL to Of tho said de-
fSndAnt the sum Of hundred aud three dollaFs
and sixty seven cents ts7OS,sl with interests and
costs.
The defendant not having made his appearance,
and IL appearing from atidaVit filed In the
that the said defendant, Hanson W. Chapline, Is In
sympathy with the Southern. rebellion, with the
EOcaed Confederate States and has Voluntarily len
his usual place OF abode, and has gone ont Of the
reach Of personal service Of civil process sauing from
this county Of Ohio, in which he resided, and has
remained for ninety days and more after his haV
ing len his usual place Of abode aud e therefore
deemed non resident, by virtus Of the statute in
such case made and provided; motion Of the plain
t by his attorney It Is ordered that he do appear
here within month after the due publication OF
this order, and do what may be necessary to protect
his interests In this sut and that copy Of this
der be inserted In some in the city
Of Wheeling, to be published once week for fOnr
successive weeks and that copy Of the same be post
ed at the front dO0r Of the Court House Of Ohio
ty on the first day OF the next County Court to be
held for said county.
Acopy-Teste:
JOHN MCCULLOCH. Clerk.
N. RICHARDSON, for plaintiffs. sept3-4twE =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-04
Gen. Mcclellan.


We have no. disposition to canvass the
reports concerning Gen. Mcclellan, which
were rife in the city yesterday. If they
are true, and he has Intentionally with
held any aid which he could possibly give
to our gallant soldiers struggling with the
rebels within cannon shot Of his camp,
there is no need of anticipating thepunish-
ment which will be inflicted upon him by
an outraged and indignant nation. For
the present, grave as are the appearances
against him, we prefer to believe thar his
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-04

TAXPAYERS arohereby respectfully notified that
Il their bills for State, County aud School Taxes
for the year 1862 will be ready for settemeat at the
18th inst, tl5th OF September, 1862. Prompt and
immediate payment e required and expected In all
cases.
All persons in arrears for taxes for the year 1901
are ALEC hereby notified that unless their respective
bills are paid by the 18th day Of this month, Septen-
Der, steps will be taken for the immediate collection
ofthe same. AL0NZO L0RING,
sePt2-dll 18th Sheriff Of Ohio County.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-04

Our letter from Clsrksbarg this morn
ing will be read with great interest, on ac-
count ofthe details which it gives of the
destruction of Government. property at
Buckhanuon. 1t is enough to make pa
triottc man weep bitterly to read of the
terrible negligence by which such costly
stores, especially o: arms, were sacrificed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-04
Another Surrender.

A dispatch was received yesterday in the
city announcing that Col. RathbOne had
surrendered his command at Spencer, Roane
county, to the guerrillas. So we go. Sur
renders are the order of the day. 1t is high
time that shoulder-straps were adorned
with white feathers.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-04
Thursday Morning, Sept. a, 49,

God guard our nag, and keep each star
Each stripe as bright As now they UAYes
BtiIImAke Il lead our rAnksIn wal,
Still noAt above each PATRIOTS grave,
Death to.the traitor that W0uld dare
TotraiI It through the dust OF shame.
All honest hearts Its lot Will share
Aud follow It to Death or Fame.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-04
A Card to the PeopleI
Now is Your Time to Save Money!
BargainsI BargainsII BargainslIi

Barga1nsI Bargainsll BargainslII
TN consequences Of the fact, that All Cotton Goods
Il are advancing very rapidly, and the Indications
are that they viii very Be higher than at any
previous time, have purchased argo aud splendid
stock Of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods which
have In store, No. 81 Main street. Centre wheeling
and 70 which would respectfully invite the atten-
ton Of the public, intend selling the stock out
a. the Old price, and some goods even cheaper than
they were ever known before. so that Al perso1s
needing goods, or who will need them very soon had
better avail themselves Of this opportunity OF sup
plying themselves, n they win save money by max
ing their purchases At this time: besidsI they Will
have q good assortment to make their seleStions
nom.
Ny stock consists, IN part Of Brown aud BIeaehed
MnEna, CalicOa, Mems and Boys wear or every de-
scfiPtionI CheekA Riannes, Ginghama, ShaWls Table
and Towel Diapers, Irish Linens and Shirt Bosoms
Parasols Shaker Hoods. Hoop Skirta Lace and CFrp.
adine Wells, White Goods Laces RmbroIdsTeT Of al
kinds, Hosiery, &C., &c.
LApIEsi LADLEsi Your special attention is
invited 20 my VeTy superior stock Of DRRsS GOODS
which Il the largest, cheapest and uosf eomplets Of
the season. lawns, Plain, Plaid and EmbloIdereIi
Grey Go9dH, Molambiques, Bsrags AnfIaII &C. IN
great variety Please eAn early, a. Mn male IL
greatly 70 yUur advantage 70 DO 90
Yours very respectfully,
JOHN HOElTRR,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
q, s. MASTERING OFFICE,

q. s. ATUSTERING OFFICE, I
WHEnIHa, Va, Sept. 8, 1901
DY direction Of the Secretary Of War, the bounty
ID and premium and months advanced pay VIII be
paid to recruits for old regiments until further orders
Premiums, bounties and months advanced pay
will also be paid 20 volunteers Of the 18Th 18TH 18TH
and 18th Regiments until the Goth Of September.
B. II. Hull, Mai. U. 8. A.,
septa-3t Mastering 0hieeT.
The Commonwealth OF VirgIniR,l
ADJUTANT GENERALS ORKIOB,
WHEELIsa, Va, Sept. ID, 1862.
ITO ALL PHYSICIANS ARD SURGEONS who
/ have applied to the Governor Of Virginia for
commissions:
You are requested tOrspOrt here in person imns-
diately.
BY order Of the Governor.
sept4-tf HI. sAAIUELs, Adj't Gen. Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-04
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
WESTERN DISTRICT OF VIR-

WHEREAS, libel has been Med in tbs District
w Court OF tho United States nor the Western
District Of Virginia, the 18th day OF July 1862 by
Austin 8. Crane and james LApderbaek, iibelants
apparel and furniture, alleging In substance that on
or about the 10th day OF April 1862 the stelu-
boat Altamont being about tn make a voyage from
the port OF wheeling, within the Jurisdiction Of said
Ohio, and return, Alfred Woods Master Of aid
steamboat did ship and hire the belants to serve as
mariners on board said steamboat for aud during the
term OF one month, At the sum Of one hundred dol
lars per month"; that accordingly about the 18th
day Of April, 1852 the said libelants entered on
board and into the service OF said steamboat IN the
capacity and at the wages Aforesaid; that the libel
ants 80 continued In the service Of said steamboat
Tor and during the space Of one month, when they
were discharged by the said Alfred Woods, Master,
that the h6elant, Lauderbaek, paid seventy-ivs
uollaTa, and the lbelant, Crane paId INV dol
lars. leaving balance due the ubeaut, Lauderback
OF twenty-five dollars aud balance due the Ibeant
said steamboat, her boats tackle apparel and fuui-
ture, and that the Court will pronounce for the
wages Aforesaid and decree the be pafd with
costs ana for such other and further relief and Fe
dress as 70 the right and justice may appertaln.
now therefore, in pursuance Of the mOnitiou nm.
der the seal ofthe said Court me directed and de-
Vered, do hereby give public notice to an persops
eiaimidg the said steamboat, her boats tackle an
parel and furniture, or In any manner interested
neIen thAt they be and appear before the said Dis
for the Western District OF Virginia. % the 5th day
OF september next At eleven O'Clock IN the forenoon
OF that day, provided the same shall BE ay OF in
rsdietons otherwise on the next day ofjurisdletiOn
then and there to inteFpose their claims
and make their allegations In that behalf
N. RICHARDSON, Proctor for IibeiantS
-' /. d. NORTON,
ans90-ta United States MAFshal.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-04

UHGINIA-At Rules held In the Clerks or
v fee 81 the County Court OF Ohio county, for the
month Of September. 1862
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-04

John Mendel and George Mendel,
partners, doing bushes under
the name and style Of J. 4 q.
Aendel,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-04
TaXes! TaxesI TaxesI

N. RIcH.aDsOs, for pisintIis. O1 .tp Si3Tz;
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-04

CAIlL At 80. Y MAIN7sIREET.
CALL AT NO. 70 MAIN-SfREET.
CALL AT NO 72 MAIN-STREET. (auEs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-02
LATER FROM EUROPE.

HALFax, May 1.-The steamer America has
trtt-ed with advices 10 the 20.h ult.
The LondSn Times editorially expatiates oil
the Importance Of the struggle for New Orleans,
and says that the occupation OF thst place by the
Fedefals would be like a tourniquet tlehsened
over the great artery OF the seeded States.
The London Morning Herald has sarcastic
Ameriean struggle Il sees no signs Of exhaustion
in the North or encouragement 10 the South, and
BELIEVES that speedy peace Is hopeless
Ths sditLr flrthet sfys that the government at
Washington should De permitted to have one
more chance, and If 1t fail, ihs gfeat powers
should peremptorilv interfere on behsf of the
genefal welfare of mankind That this has not
been done before is owing to the generosity OF
England, as France was ready; but IL is time
England should cease t5 ttsna between her own
people and the relief they need.
Further experiments In aTmor plating ship:
are engaging the attention Of France and Eng
land.
Ills rufnored that the French police have ar
rested three hundred workmen on the charge OF
seditIon.
Greek and Turkish aRiirs are unchanged
The Austrian government has sent two naval
engineers to America to iHspeCt the Monitor Gni
MeIrimac and new coast for iEcations
There IS great deIig in all paris Of Italy at the
recent language Of Lord Palmerston and Nj
Glad dtone Ia the recent debate on the Italian les
ton in the British Parliament.
The Bombay mail OF March 27th Is on board
the America, but the news from that quarter has
generally been anticipated
Intelligence Is received that about COO Persian
troops, with 1C0 guns. were on thsir way to Herat
and that Oar Jan, Of Herat, as directed BY the
King, has ordered ~ COO Sowars and infantry to
march agsinst them.