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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-31

The following resolution was adopted
in the Richmond Legislature on Saturday
when the announcement of the death of
John Tyler was made
ReSoiVed, That with the consent of his
family, his remains be deposited in the
Hollywood Cemetery, in the city of Rich
mond, near the emaius Of James Monroe.
and that tie Governor of this State be
authorised to cause suitable monument
to be erected to his memory"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-31

RULES
/. No boat shall receive on board any freight nm
less the same i accompanied with permit OF duly
authorized ofticer Of the Treasury Department
p No boat shall put on or discharge any freight
Al any other place or landing than that named a.
the place Of it, destination.
> All army supplies shipped under military or
ders are excepted from the shove rules; but this
Septon does not extend 10 goods OF suffers or others
designed for trade Or sale at military points.
= charge OF twenty cents is made on each ship.
ment a. fee Tor tssuing the permit: that is when
ever the shipmrnt i made for purposes OF trade
Bat ianlily supplies, goods Of families moving and
articles sent TO soldiers ia the Union army by their
friends, are exempted from this permit fee
B. Every boat leaving the port Of Wheeling must
take out regular clearance At the Custom House for
charged.
O. Boats clearing for points below Cincinnati will
report manifest Of their caTgOes 70 Enoch r Car
son, EsI;, Surveyor Of Customs at that port and be
governed 10y his instructions.
be proceeded gains: according to law and no per
mits will be granted for the shipment Of any freight
on board any boat known to have violated any Of
the above rules. THO HEATOS
Special Agent. L. s Treas'y Dept
Dated Wheeling. Jan. -, 1862. jan2S-3t
tPress copy. and charge this oGiceN
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-31

John J. Crinsndeu is deeply affected BY
the news from Kentucky, aud has not been
in the House since the report of the battle
Of SOnerss, was received. Although he
has two sons in the Union army, the pres
enee Of one in the rebel army, his eldest
Overwhelms him with grief
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-31

Ak Office has been opened at Washing
ton, for embalmiug the dead The system
is that of the celebrated Surquet, of Paris
by an injection of a powerful au;iseptic
Huid, which soon hardens the tissues to a
@Ar6ls-liks substance, and perfectly pre-
serves the color aud features, aud keeps
the body free from all offensive odor.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-31

The WHEELISs LEG1sLATURE.-Tbe
members of the Virginia Restored Legis-
lature did a rather clever thing. few dsrs
ago The order Ofthe day being.the election
OF militia generals. they turaed in and
elected two of themselves Brigadiers ana
two Major Generals We doubt whether
there is rs much Napoleonic material in
any other Legislature in the Union, as in
thatat Wheeliug.-U- Yah Pa. Ezamia.T-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-31
rhe RItehI. D.mncrn,.

The Richie DsHeera: Chat used 10 bel
is out with a new uame-"TRs Prev
and with the new name sparkles With new
life. We see it shows quite = number of
Wheeling advertisements, aud this speaks
well for advertisers and publisher.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-31
ConEre.slonal Docnment,.

We acknowledge our continued obliga-
tons to Senator Carlile for Congressional
favors.
We are also under many obligations to
Representatives whaley, Blair and Brown
for like remembrance.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-31

The St Clairsville Chronicle closed its
first volume yesterday under its present
ownership. 1t reports bright prospects
for the future, and we are glad to hear it
for it is sterling paper.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-31

MR NAOEoAy, of Euclid. Ohio, during
sleep recently swallowed partial set of
teeth, With the gold plate to which they
were attached. 1t was in his stomach,
and causing excrutiating pain at last dates.
No surgical operation can be performed,
and the case is one of extreme difficulty.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-31

box. Joe Holt says the appointment of
non. Z. NJ. Stanton is az immense stride
IN the direction of the suppression of the
rebellion.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-31

THE Commercial reports little doing in
the New York dry goods market. few
buyers only are looking around to pick up
anything cheap md desirable.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-31

A project is on foot in New York to in
tr0dDee the Turkish bath there-a regular
COnssautinoPle affair with real imported
Turks for attendauts-and S25, 600 have
been raised for the purpose.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-31

TIE Legislature of South Carolina b.,
passed an act authorizing loan of one
million of dollars to rebuild Charleston
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-31

Got E1ard or Tag. aud keep each stA-
zach stripe a. bright - DGW they rave,
s:iii make IL Lead our ranks in var,
san hoat above carh patriots grave,
Death 20 the traitor that would dare
Tgtrail 10 through the dust q shame.
All E1uest hszTts it. lot Wlli share
Aud f8il0E IL 70 Death o. Pane
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-31

TIE Saints at Salt Lake City are fond of
amusement as well as serious devotional
exercises. exercises. They are building an elegant
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-31

A Pung filed with women was Obserred
in BrOoklyne, one day last week, and on
the outside OF the vehicle, in Iegisle let
iers, was painted "WestbOrO' MIX CO..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-31
SteeI PIOughs! NteeI PI0nghsI

- SaSt steel PoughS We would inform he farm
fb ~ ~ eIantFy that We have the sole agency for
49, Us ploughs, right and LEFT hand, for two or
sy notses Also all the eastinES OF both fkCir old
-'o new ser'es Of PloughS. Also,
OO IRON Double shovel PIouRhs,
EuSI5s fO9Ra eAst steel mOulds with and without
10 mae nee ploughs proved \ decided succerSs
fn1I6 PRYOR / FROST
= +
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-31
Notice.


A LII steamboats, navigating the Ohio river, be-
"A, tween Wheeling and Cincinnati, are requested
70 observe the following
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-31
p. w. BosLEy
Clover Seed, Timothy Seed
kentucky Blue Grass Seed.

Ok cIE FROST have just received, in store and
i IN bash 2, Choice New Crop Clover Seed,
70 Kentucky Blue ems. 81 the cr,, ~ 1871.
, iOG New Orchard Grass Seed
gAnlo Al a "a Main ST.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-31
DISSOLUTION.

VIE partnership heretofore exiytinr BDJsr the
nIm styled Bosley ( McSash, Is this SSr die
sol1eu 6y mutual consent The cuisines on me Iat.
hrm will be settled by either party.
r.. W. BOsLEY,
Whistles, T.. ,s. J. H McNASH.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-31

-. FOR REST.-The three story brick store
II. = nouse DOW IN the occupancy Of James Godfrey
-. - a grocery store, aud situated on Union Il
LohIlng the south end Of the market house For a
sLSeIy storesfestauTant- any kind of retail bust
nls store house, in poiut Of location il not sx
Sed 1y any in the city Possession given on frIt
Il iS APril next Apply to
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-31
Pr. ARMSTRONG.

g FOR RENT.-Three comfortable dueIl-
- ing houses convenient to Post ofiee and Depot.
Possession given let Of April
.,t Los particulars, apply to Mrs NEIL, on John
-stoes- jan3-Im
"a FOR TSENT.-A dwelling house on E.,s
street- opposite the Seminary. Also a dezr1bFs
country residence two miles from the Citr
Apply at A. C. PARTRIDGES
@"44'-u Gallery IlSI< Main st.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-31
Leather, ON and Shoe Finding

]. N. WHEAT & SONS,
No. "a Main Street, Wheeling, Va.
II AVE constantly hand a good assortment OF
II Red and Oak Sole Leather. French and AReri-
ean Calf ana Kip skins, Upper Bride Harness aud
sElrting Leather, ToPpings, Enings, &c.
Particular attention paid to orders.
Ihe highest market price paid in CASH for nides
Cash advances made onsLeather consigned to them
to he sold commission. dec2S
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-31

s. FOR REST.-The large and well known
t 80 room, next door to Sprgg House, which has
oeen occupied a. the railroad ticket Office Poss4--
s9h given on the irst day of April 1862. AppIy 10
-gan4 A. NJ. ADAMS
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-14
mn. HTNGHAn.s CARD.

Whatever may be the eagerneas of Mr..
HeUGH to shoulder he honor Of editing the
Bulletin, and TO share that honor with his
friend Mr.. NABERs, any candid and discrimi-
mating mind, we think, comparing the "Card"
of Mr.. BINGHAM, Business Manager" with
the reply to Personal" must be satisfied that
both articles were written by the same pen.
It would require bllk of testimony, trouble
some to collect, to convince the people of this
city that the writer of the Gard iR yesterday 5
morning and evening issues is not the zeal
bona fde, writing editor of the Bulletin. II
win take many stubborn denials, involving
we should fear, some degree of ''moral obliqui.
ty," to eradicate this impression from the
popular mind.
If this statement lessen one 1.-THE of the ad
mitted importance of the major part of the
Board of Trade, and cluster unmerited honor'
heavily upon the shoulders Of our young and
interesting friend BINGHAM, we trust he viii
have meekness enough to bear it all, like ,
genuine martyr.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-14
LATEST DISPATCH.
POPE AND BANKS JOIN FORCES
stOnewaH jackson Utterly Routed.

GENERAL BANKSBADLY WOUNDED.
An intelligent gentleman and Federal officer
called late yesterday evening at the office of
the APPEAL and gave US the following tele-
graphic news: By skillful maneuvring Gen.
POPE and Gen. BANKS effected junction of
al their forces, just after the incidents detailed
in the extra of yesterday evening, and fell
unexpectedly and like resistless ava
lanche of war upon the army of Stonewall
JACKSON. They broke and scattered it with
terrible slaughter. Thousands of rebels were
either slain, scattered or taken prisoners.
Gen. BANKS is reported as severely, perhaps
fatally wounded. He was borne from the
field.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-14
SPECIAL ORDERS Nc. SIS.
HEADQUARTERS FIFTH DIVISION,

Z,
THE General Commanding announces viii shame
J.. and modification that he has discovered Of
bribery in of the public Offices in Memphisyiz tho
payment by citizen Of hundred dollars serk in
the Office of the Provost Marshal General for ss 60
to Helena.
H. ALI officers, soldiers and employees in tn service Of
the United States sAlared persons csno charge
fee for any of6eia act whatever 1t is ly crime,
but disgrace to the whole country. Ia lkmanner tits
crime for citizen offer bride and any citizen
has paid is ssked to pay fee trbe or has
afforded opportunity make profit corrupt inHu
any person in the service of the Unite States, he Is
hereby notified that he give noticelhereof TO the
Commanding General forthwith that jusse mas b DONE
and the honor the nation protected aAinst the
suspicion of corruption
III To guard against corruption in theuture' 1t Is or
dered that house taken possession Of b tho Qearer
master under General Grants orders, toake possession
of and let loyal the vacant house, Memphis
shall be occupied by any officer employee the United
States Government, except by regular assignment under
the Army Regulations by the Quartsrmaser approved
by the Commanding General No rents Will be paid, ex.
oept to the Qusrtermaster in person, to f his
clerks on the written receipt by the Qusrsrmaster
signed by himself and not by proxy. ..
| Nv. Anonymous commu locations VIII not be enter
tanned but any citizen person having of grev
anee will reduce it to writing, stating Vud nets
and signed with the proper name, VIII redress will b
| given If necessary. Such communications will be adj
dressed to the Adutant General Of the Division Mjor
| b. Hammond. .# .a -
By order Of Maj Gen. W T. SHERMAN.
J. II. HAMxosD, A. A. G. Iaus
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-14
NEWS FROM THE 47th INDIANA.
Company A and the Guerrlllas.
SAD CASUALTIES.
Lieut.. MoOrhouse and 10 Men surprised.


A friend from Helena reports that on the
morning of the tenth inst, Lieut.. Moorhouse
of Company A, 47th Indiana, who had been
sent out with squad Of nineteen men to
guard some cotton twelve miles from Helena,
in Mississippi, was surprised by guerriilas'
He had cavalry force for outer pickets, to
give warning of approaching danger. Fesling
somewhat secure from this consideration, the
47th boys laid down upon the bales of cotton
and fell asleep. While they were sleeping,
the guerrillas in force sufficient to have cap
tured them all, came noiselessly upon them and
fred.
Elijah Thrailkill and Isaac johnson, two
brave soldiers, were instantly killed.
John w. Higgins and Thos. RoWney were
MORALLY wounded.
Smith johnson received two balls in mis- leg.
Allen Miller was wounded in the arra.
Michael Hodgson received q shot in his neck.
Isaac Hodgson was also wounded.
Smith Ralstian was hit by bullet in the
thigh and in the shoulder-blade.
Samuel Tate was wounded in the thigh.
John Thomas and Jonas Ingle were also
slightly wounded.
Charles Morgan was taken prisoner.
Lieut.. Moorhouse first slightly wounded in
the nose, was captured and carried eff by the
murderers.
| Only six escaped unhurt. From their &C
count but one rebel was shot.
Company A was recruited by Major Johr
A. Mclaughlin mainly in Wells county, Ind.
though some of its officers and men were from
indianapolis. It's friends are widespread
through the State of Indiana, and many vii
read with moistened eyes Of the sad casualtie
recorded.
Isaac johnson was worthy son of Rev. A
johnson, Baptist clergyman we'll known ant
much esteemed at BluftoD. But we canno
particularize. To all who will read this brie
statement with sorrowful interest, we tende
| our most sincere and unaffected sympaihies.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-14
FIGHT MISSISSIPPI
GUERRILL.aS ROUTED.
Federal Loss, Z Killed and is Wounded,
Confederate Loss, L Killed,
Wounded and 5 Prisoners.
COLONEL HoYEFS COMMAND.
SOME SYMPTOMS OF A FIGHT,
TRAIN OF WAGONS CAPTURED.


On the morning of the 18th inst, Company
a, I'd Wisconsin regiment were surprised by
about $50 of JEFF. Thompson's cavalry, IL miles
southeast of Helena, in the State of Missis-
sippi. They had been on scout, and were
lying on some cotton bales sleeping. The
cavalry dismounted, crept near them, and shot
most of them while they were asleep. Our
forces, under cover of the extemporized breast
works, made by the cotton-bales soon rallied,
and poured in such deadly fire, that it put
the guerrillas to route The guerrillas carried
off one of our hentenants, his back and head
hanging on one side of the saddle, and his legs
on the other. A command, with ten days
rations has been sent in pursuit of Thompson
men, which will not be likely to return until
they have done something effectively to rid the
country of these terrible marauders.
Col. Hovey's command is encamped at Old
Town, thirty miles below Helena. It is about
$500 strong. JEFF. Thompson sent flag Of
truce to him, day or two since, demanding
the surrender of all the negroes in his lines, CT
to prepare for fight.
Symptoms of fight, our informant says,
ars Increasing, as the rebels profess to be in
censed ~ at the policy of Gen. Curtis.
On some creek in Arkansas, a train of about
forty wagons were recently captured by the
guerrillas. So one of the running rumors
reads.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-14

of Mcdowell and Sigel, who formed in their
roar. at P. II, the hungry and wearied
troops of Banks were relieved, and fell back
half mile, resting on their arms.
about o'clock in the afternoon, General
Pope went upon the field and was greeted with
vociferous cheers. The General rode to the
extreme front, in the thickest of the fight, and
came near getting into rebel ambuscade, but
discovered the danger in time to avoid it.
ave took several rebel prisoners. 1t is GER
tain the rebel Gen. Winder is killed. Gen.
Jackson is wounded slightly in the hand. Gen.
Saxton is MORALLY wounded. The rebel force
was from 40, 900 to $4,000.
"Gen. Auger's wound is not dangerous. Gen.
Geary is severely wounded in the arm. Gen.
Banks had his horse killed under him.
"Culpepper is one vast hospital, though most
of the wounded will be sent to Washington
for treatment.
1.-TWO pieces of artillery and large mum.
Der of small arms were captured from the
enemy"
The New York Times Washington dis
patch contains the following;
"Gov. Sprague was reused this morning 81
daylight by special messenger, and started
Immediately for Gen. Burnsides army. Il
has been believed for some time that Burn
| side and Pope were in some way to cooper
ats III the present movements anu tuis suuuoh
sending for Sprague is interpreted as indicat
| ing speedy activity.
Matters are not stsgnating at Fredericks
burg, BY any means.
at is now considered certain that Their,
had been heavy fighting at Gordonsville OF
| Saturday afternoon, and perhaps to-day. Tw
trains of cars left Alexandria this morning
for the wounded.
| Advices from other quarters indicate tina
the attention of the rebels had not been con
fined to Popes army alone. Gen. Pope is un
derstood to be too busy to send reports"
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-14
CONDITION OF TIKI sGS IN NORTHERN
MISSISSIPPI

Northern Mississippi Il, to-day, experiencing
the worst and most unhappy results of the
conseript rebellion. 1t is represented to us
that ali men in that region who did not volun-
tser in the rebel service, and who are capable
of bearing arms, have been forced into the
rebellion under the odious and infamous JEFF
observation-disclosures conscript act. Fortunately
for some poor fellows, they, with the greatest
difficulty, effected their escape from the
clutches Of the r0bel-secession mobs who are
disgracing history with their names, and deeds
of crime which will be handed down to pos.
terity, Stigmstized with al the iniquities and
enormities which may stamp the pages of in
fanny. With the anger, wrath and fury of
maddened demons, they threaten summary
punishment against all the fugitives, who, ae-
tuated BY a love of liberty and hatred Of op.
preston, have escaped from their despotic
reign. A paaceable citizen of that troablous
and afflicted country comes to Memphis and,
returning to his home and his family, when
almost in sight of his wife and children, before
he is permitted to see them-those nearest and
dearest TO him--he is set upon by those savage
neil-houndsef savage warfare, violently seized,
nrutahy dragged OF and forced inuo armed re-
oeiiion against the government and flag Of his
country and his choice. The cotton burners
and property-deatructiOnists have acted well
their part, and now starvation and nakednsss
stare the innocent and the helpless in the face,
but thanks to providertial aid, the advance OF
the grand Union army viii, ere long, show its
strength there, Gust the OppreasOrs, and re-ss-
tablish order and peace, when Union and
prosperity will resume their SWAY.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-14
An Attack Expected ON Nswb.rn, N. O

From the New York Express, August II
Aavices from Newbern are to the I'd instant.
The town is kept under the strictest surveil-
lance by Gen. Foster, the present commander
of North Carolina, who has signifed his in
tention, in case any of his men are fred upon
by residents of the town, to hold the place
responsible, and pull down the houses of all
persons known to be not on the side of the gov
eminent.
The inhabitants of the city comprise about
one-third to ono-half secession element, which is
beginning to show itself again daily more and
more, so much so that Gen. Foster has forbid
den the assemblage of more than three persons
in the street.
Fears are entertained at NewberR that an
attack will be made from Kingston, but pre-
parations for such an event have been made.
All the vessels in port have been instructed to
lay at short cables, and the steam transports
to have steam up, so as to be prepared for an
attack. Rebel pickets and scouting parties are
seen daily within few miles of the city.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-14
From Missouri.

SPRINGFIELD, No, Aug. s.-MAjor Mont
gomery came up with portion of Cofiee's
guerrillas in the western part of Dade county,
yesterday, attacked them, killed eleven, woun-
ded four, and took seventeen prisoners. Maj.
will not stop until they are driven out of the
State.
STURGEON, Mo, Aug. s.--Reliable advice
have been received here that 900 rebels under
Poindex.er are encamped three miles north of
Renick, and twelve miles from this place, and
they contemplate an attack on this town.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-14
ANOTHER PRIZE CAPTURED
The Forts I'm Mobile Harbor.

NEW York, August Il.-Port Royal dates
of the 2sth state that the gunboat Unsdilla had
captured the British steamer Madonna while
trying to run the blockade. She had been
previously struck while trying to run by Fort
Pulaski. She has a heavy cargo.
A letter dated of Mobile, July 81" reports
that six men deserted from Fort Morgan,
reaching the frigate Susquehanna with consid-
cradle risk. They had all their arms and ac-
coutrements and aged to shoot each other
rather than be recaptured by the rebels. They
report the garrison of Fort Morgan from 500
to 500, many of whom are foreigners, and but
little resistance will be made by two-thirds OF
the garrison to our forces. Two companies OF
light artillery, who skedaddled from Shiloh
garrison Fort Gaines.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-14
RebnRam.at CharIeston.

NEW YORK, Aug. "a Hilton Head letter
says: "We have reliable information that
the two rams in Charleston hsrbor are nearly
if not quite, ready for service, and viii be used
mainly to protect the harbor and convoy ves-
sells out and in through the blockading fleet.
They are small, however, though formidable,
and can hardly be used to advantage or with
safety at any great distance from shore. They
have conical revolving turrets, an improve
ment on the Monitor, and these turrets are
cased with railroad iron."
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-14
Fron Tennessee.

4 LOUISVILLE, Aug. 9.-The Nashville Unio,s
says Governor johnson was authorized by the
Secretary of War 10 release loyal Tennessee
prisoners in the North, and to exchange others
for loyal Tennesseeans imprisoned in the
South a
Ex-Governor Campbell was appointed Com
missioner. He goes North to-day.
3 Bragg ia In command Of $4,000 troops at
Battle Greek. 90
Three rebels we're hung in Alabama for the
murder of two Federal soldiers.
Colonel Wynkoop, with one hundred and
eighty cavalry, surprised seven hundred of
Forests men, on Monday, near Sparta. Wyn-
koop withdrew after sharp skirmish, losing
one man and killing thirty rebels.