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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-01

B~WHAr's HER NAME IA landlady up
town, or down town, or both, SETS good
table! The praise of her biscuits and
griddle cakes is in the mouth of all her
guests. Ask her about the EXCELSIOR
BAKING PowDER-superior to all others
Price 10 and % cents per box.
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R8-MAKE NorE OF TT That the
above articles, with thousand other use
full and ornamental can be had from t. H.
LOGAN & Co., Al Main st., and LOGAN. LIST
& Co, Bridge corner, Wholesale and Re-
tail Druggists, Wheeling, Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-01

B@WHo Is 1T - That is not annoyed
by flies, during these warm. sultry days p
You may easily rid your house of them,
and in a very few days, by using the
LIaHTNING Fly KILLER. Price s cents.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-01

WAsHMGrox, Sept. 3O-The dismissal
by the President of Maj. Jno. Key, addi-
tionul Aid-de-Camp attached to Gen, Hal
leck's staff, for utterance of disloyAI senti-
ments, is regarded as an excellent example
in high quarters, and hope is expressed that
it may be followed up until the army shall
so frequently offend the ear of loyal citi-
zens by seditious and reasonable Ian
guage.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-01

C1Sc1xNAT1, Sept. 3O.-Gen Morgan left
Cumberland Gap abOat two weeks ago
with all his forces, supposed to be march
ing in a North. eastward direction and will
strike the Ohio somewhere about Ports
mouth. He brought away all his artillery
stores and blocked up the Gap with stones
so as to render it impossible.
Drafting takes place in this city to.moE-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-01
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Jos. Graves,
WI. 2. Nick elVey,
And Book sellers generally.

az READER, You can have enduring, Away
ready, and reliable GoLD Pen, exactly adapted to
your hand aud style of writing, which will do your
writing vastly cheaper than steel Pens. If you
want it. see '"rhe Pen is Nlghtor than the Sword
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-01

BB-"A sr1roH n TINE. "1FoF Dtarrhea,
pains in the bowels, SCI use GRUSDr's
CHOLERA MIXTURE. Price rs cents.
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BUSINESS MoPte1Es.

D9r WHEN DO YOU LEAvE2-Be sure and
take with you bottle of LoGAN's ESSENCE
OF JAMA1OA .G,NeEk, tits equaEtO BrOwBs
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-01

@WHEREABoUrs OF M1LRoY's BRIGADE.
The following dispatch, in answer to an
INQUIRY, was received at Bridgeport yester-
day afternoon: %
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-01

, Sept. 30-3P II.
AHroy's Brigade will leave Pittsburgh
some time to night or tomorrow morning.
0aFe not arrived at Pittsburgh yet,..,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-01
Oficlal Report of Gen. Mcclellan.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 3O.-The following
report of the victory of Antietam has been
forwarded to the headquarters of the army
by Gen, Mcclellan:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-01

E11zABErHTows, Sept: 3O.-Col Keuuett's
cavalry had a skirmish aud captured the
Third Georgia cavalry. He paroled nom
commissioned officers and privates.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-01
Fnnara1 of Gen. Nelson.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. sO.-The corpse was
enclosed in q beautiful casket. The fol-
lowing officers acted as bearers: Maj. Gems.
McCoOk. Crittenden, and Granger, Brig.
Gems. jackson and Johnson, Capt. jenkins,
chief of stall, AN other staff officers. The
procession formed from the Gait House at
o'clock, and was composed of Cavalry,
Artillery, aud about regiments of Iu-
fantry. There was in addition company
from each regiment of the oil division that
the gallant Nelson commanded. His re.
mains were taken to Christs' Church and
Rev. DR.. Talbot oficiated, assisted by Revs.
Bushnell and Harge. Mr.. Talbot deliv-
cred an eloquent address. After the GER
emony was performed the remains were
conveyed to Cove Hill Cemetery and placed
in vault, until they can be removed to
Camp Dick Robinson according to Nelson's
request.
Gen. jeff. c. Davis is under arrest, and
will be tried by court-martial.
Yesterday it was rumored that General
Buell. was relieved from command The
news caused much dissatisfaction among
our State authorities and prominent citi-
Gems, who have the utmost confidence il
Buell..
We have reliable information to-day
that Gen. Buell. is still in command of the
army of the Ohio.
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-01

Capt. Prentice, son of Geo. D. Prentice,
wounded in the Augusta (Ky.) fight, died
to-day.
The indianapolis correspondent of the
Commercial says Buell. has been removed
and Gen. Thomas assigned to his COM
mand.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-01
CIRCULAR

From casualties in the field and from
absence by reason of sickness, many vol
uuteer regiments have not sufficient num-
Der of officers to command them. 1t is
important that vacancies caused by deaths
and designations be filed with the least
possible delay.
The Governors of the several States are
earnestly requested to fill those vacancies
by promoting officers, non-commissioned
officers aud prIvates who have distinguish
ed themselves in the field or who have
shown a capacity for military command,
without the hope of promotion. There is no
encouragement for faithful performance
of duty aud no stimulus to deeds of valOr.
Moreover, the discipline and efficiency of
an army depends in a great measure on
the character and qualifications of the OH
GERS. Without good officers the very best
soldiers soon become mere military mob,
the ineficieney of which is increased by
the increase of its members.
(Sigued H. W. HALLEcK,
Gen.-in-Chief
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-01

B9- FRoM NEW CREEK.-It is said that
some apprehenSionis felt that New Creek
will be attacked soon by a force of rebels
supposed to marching over from Martins
burgh. Two regiments of Cavalry from
McClellan's army had reached New Greek.
On Monday morning these two regiments,
the 18th Pennsylvania and the Lincoln
Cavalry, started on an expedition to Moore
field, Hardy county, where the rebel I'm
bOden is now stopping with considerable
force, but after going about seventeen
miles, the whole force, about twenty four
hundred strong, returned.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT STAFF.

2-M1LRoY's BRIGADE This brigade
which is composed almost exclusively Of
Virginia troops, did not arrive in Pittsburg
on Monday as was anticipated, owing to
transportation not being furnished them in
time. They were expected, however to
reach Pittsburg, last evening. Upon their
arrival at Pittsburg, leave of absence for
forty-eight hours will be granted to the
members, that they may visit their homes
before again undergoing the hardships of
the soldier in the field.
The Provost Marshal of Pittsburg has
received orders to arrest all members of
the brigade who are found in the city or
neighborhood after the leave of absence of
forty-eight hours has expired.
Some members of Milroy's brigade who
were taken prisoners during the battles
near Bull Run, aud were lately exchanged,
arrived in Pittsburgh on Monday. They
came direct from Richmond, aud are on
hsir-way home to recruit their health,
which has been somewhat impaired.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-01

Ia BIZ AurHoRlrY OF TIE sEcnErAnY
OF WAR-The New Infantry Tactics pre-
pared by Brigadier General Casey, US. A,
having been approved by the President, is
adopted for the instruction of Infantry of
the United States, whether Regular, Hot-
H1teer or Militia. EN-. STANTON,
sec'y of War.
A sample copy can be seen at Graves &
Co.'s New Depot, and full supply will be
on hand in a day or two. 3 vols, ls mo.
Price s2,75. 1t.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-01


@ Is JEFF. DAVIS COMING ?-The city
vas somewhat startled yesterday afternoon
by the telegraphic announcement that Mr..
Jefferson Davis was making his arrange
meuts to visit this city, in company with
about $4,000 of his elegantly attired aud
chiyalrOus friends. 1t is question of
much interest to the two regiments OF
militia that are now organizing in the
city. There are very few of us who are
not rather curious to see jefferson, but
there are other considerations which have
tendency to repress all feelings of curios-
i'y, and as a general thing our people would
prefer not to behold ]. D. at This particular
time.
The rumor is that Jefferson after taking
this city and Pittsburgh iutends to "seize
asuficient number of steamers to transport
an army of $4,000 men whittier he chooses
on tho Ohio" There is scarcely water
enough in the river to quench the thirst
of such au army, SO that this part of the
Programme, at this time, is simply ridicu-
ulous.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-01
Court-Martial.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 3O.-A court-martial
has been ordered to meet at Fort Columbus,
N. Y, tomorrow, for the trial Orderly
Sergeant BaIdson, charged with brutal
Sprole, of the 9th Infantry, U. S. A.
thority from the headquarters of the mill
tnry district of Washington will report in
person, forthwith, to the Military Governor
of this district. This is with view to
their exchange for Union prisoners now
ut Richmond.
The following has just been issued from
the Headquarters of the army:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-01
snERIFF's SALE.

TN pursuance of Orders of Sale in the above named
causes will on Monday, September 8, 1863, at
front door Of the Court House of Ohio county, pro-
sixteen [16 square two G2b and lot No. fifteen [15h
square seven ~, in tho city Of Wheeling. Also his
Boggs farm described in deed of partition between
IEaac.W. Mitchell, Joseph b. Pendleton and Zacha-
riAh Jacob, recorded in deed book No. 49, folio $50
attached the property of said Joseph H.
plat Of said real estate be at tho Sherifs
0f1ce. 4s=-,s $50 gsf =sst l5sa gt5ia. SirE
sale: credit of six and twelve months, with inter.
est from the day of sale the purchaser purchasers
title being retained until the whole Of the purchase
money is paid.
augs-td.rr,7a- ALONZo LORING, Sheriff.
RS-The bove sale has been postponed until Oc-
tober 9th, lss2.a aIEia a-llE sep9
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-01

WASHINGTON, Sept. 3O.-Recently Gen.
StahFs brigade, being a part of SigePs
corps, addanCed to WarrentOn Junction,
about Al miles from Washington, without
meeting the enemy.
Yesterday they went to Warrenton viii
lage, 10 miles west, aud there found a
large number ofsick and wounded rebels,
together with a few conscr;pts, whom they
took prisoners, but afterwards Paroled
them.
Gen. Stahl coutinued his reconnaissance
to Salem and White Plains, but found no
rebels in that neighborhoOd.
A report prevailed at Alexandria to-day
that Sigel's troops had recaptured all the
engines and cars which the enemy obtain
ed from the wreck at Bristow and Warren
ton Junction.
Nothing is known here as reported of
any disagreement between Gen. Sigel and
the War Department.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-01

B9f FRoH BhA3rOS AsI G15nsh oousy
TIES. = Blackwell jackson, Senator from
Lewis county, reached thSsScit!yf yesterday.
He says that the rebels have appeared in
Braxton and GiImer counties recently with
some design, the exact character of which
can as yet only be coujectured. They are
lurking in squads and couples through the
whole country and appear to come from
the direction of the Kanawha Valley! Mr..
jackson represents that the loyal people
are in constant state of apprehension and
that no security is felt. There are no SOL
diers in either of the counties named and
only about ninety-ive cavalry at Weston.
1t was reported when Mr.. jackson left, but
not generally believed, that there were
couple of thousand of rebels at Sutton.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-01

2atlg g3tedlligtntet
Wednesday Morning, Oct, I, ll8e2.
TotIce to Mail subsoribers.
NJ. wish our friends who are sending us
assumptions by mail, for less than year
,nt ant and bear in mind this tariff of
Ito. and so avoid Misunderstanding.
, wo.l,v 6 months.......................... soc.
...................:....... 36c.
o.;lv & months....,................ 70
..........................- $50
rd-Weekly months.............:.......$1,76
{" ...::::............ 5 &c.
@Invariablyy in advance:
.rTuE 18th REe1NENT.-The follow
~ are the field and staff officers of the
1T 18th Virginia Infantry, now at Camp viii
l. The list is necessarily incomplete. In
~. or Two of the companies all of the off
s.,, have no, been appointed and full
.omnany is still needed to Gil up the regi-
gent:
colonel-Maxwell McCasIiu.
Najor-Thomas Morris.
GksDla:n-Milton Wells.
SirdeOn-Dr. Starr.
OmSrter Master-D. q. Yant.
SJ;utaut-J. W. Holiday.
Gompqnv A-Captain, James Humes; LIST
1isnt., - Levnener; aud Lieut..
Compauv B-Capt., n. Egan, 1st Lieut..
" ]. Nichols; 2nd Lieut., ]. W. Detti-
morn Gempony Capt, James Devoir; 1st
L;ent. ]. McCaskey; End Lieut., NJ. Bell.
Gompunv D-Capt., Jasper Eterson !;
1st Lieut., E. H. Hall; and Lieut., W. G.
NV Gamoauv E-Capt., W. NJ. PAUL; LIST
Lieut., = Candy; End Lieut., ]. A..
''e Company F-Capt.. F. Homes; 1st Lieut..
- Boyles; End Lieut., - Ford.
Company G-CaPt., - Shaw; 1st LIT.
j. Fulton; End Lieut.,
C. Company H-Capt., j. D. Lukens; lst
Lieut., Wm. Scheotf End Lieut.,
Company ECapt., - Newman; 1st
Lieut., D. E. Flack; I2ud Lieut., Nc
Gruder.
NON COMMISSIONED STAFF.
Sergeant Mqjor-Wm. Hough.
Quarter Master Sergeant-Jo hn Starr.
Commissary Sergeant-William Wiley.
Hospital Ste,OGrt-Andrew Colts.
At o'clock every afternoon battalion
drill commences and in the evening there
is dress parade. The regiment is pro-
crossing rapidly in the drill, and very good
order and discipline seems to prevail.
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CORDING SILEkS.-Just received by Ex-
v pressy all colors o. CoFding Silks, suitable for
trimming dresses. COOPER SENSENEY,
je26 y hzsAEsEs Retail Store.
i7TRHlVVOREkS 81 rOrPSdOts, oa6aanoas, Drums,
II Guns, Swords, and many other articles suitable
for celebrating tie coming Anniversary OF American
Independence, at the Variety Store Of 4
lEsof1 gIsFeD. NIC0IL &BR0, nA 1
ne Je90,l ii-tsl9i 100 Aain-streeti
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BALTInoRB, Sept. 29-Midnight-The
following is from the correspondence OF
the American:
CAMP OF FIFTH New York ZoUAyEs,
NEAR SHARpSRURG VA
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-07-17

The following interesting Incidents
was kindly handed to us sometime ago
hy Capt Clpnticr. We publish it with
pleasure Young kile was a member
Of one Of our volunteer companies,
and the tribute paid to his memory by
our Southern friends in Kentucky is
worthy of praise.
4 Confederate soldier who was
wounded ut the battle Of Pittsburg
Landing. and who was being convey
cd to Louisville as prisoner died Of
his wounds between Evansville and
Owcnsboro. and, after being stripped
OF his old clothing, was thrown into an
old wooden box which was about three
inches to short for him, and left OH the
wharf boat to be buried by our citi-
zcns. \ meeting was called by
the southern citizens of the town.
and preparations made for suitable
burial ut ono o'clock TN Thursday.
bong before the appointe time, our
streets were tlrrongcd with people
from all sections ot the country. who
had come to witness the solemn ccre-
mory. At two o'clock the remains
were conveyed to the Methodist
church, where al, impressive and clo-
quent funeral Grafton was delivered
by Rev Dr. Nicholson The number
of spectators at the church was yari-
ously estimated at from 1000 to 1900.
After the exercises at The church were
concluded, the procession repaired to
the cctnetry, where they deposited the
remains of the brave but unfortunate
soldier, who died willie nobly battling
III lcfrn Of his country anu his coun-
trys cause.
1t mar be conso' o'ution to the friends
Of tho deceased to though bur
led among strangers, i'll II strange
land-tllat he was inferred in man
ncr becoming his cause, and that
thousands of sympatllizing tears were
shed over his grave for the loved ones
ut home, and many fervcnt prayer
offered up to God for his safe deliver.
anco to that haven OF rest, where
strife. dissensions and abolitionism
never enter, and where peace and har.
mony reign forever.
Soldier rest thy warfare DER,
Dream Of fighting fields no more
Sleep the sleep that knows no breaking
,g f,,l ,,T, Il.
The name Of the soldier was \.
kylc. It was stated that he belong
ed to conpany..C 18th regiment Louisi-
ana volunteers. lie was of dark
complexion, had black hair and eyes,
and was we'll formed. He was six
feet three ilthc= Ouensboro
MipH.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-07-17
THURSDAY, II JULY, 1862.

may be characterized in like manner,
and it certainly becomes all good citi-
zens to give every aid in their power to
carry out these measures, so long as
the welfare Of the country may re-
quire it.
1t has been supposed by some that
the establishment of Martial Law Gu
tirely superccdes the business of the
ordinary civil and criminal tribunals.
This is mistake. The writer of tlis
communication has authority to state
that the ordinary course OF justice
will not be interfcrcd with except in
so far as may be necessary to carry
out the measures adopted for the pub
lie welfare and that the civil and
officers Of the Parish are invi-
ted to cooperate, SO far as their power
may extend.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-07-17


The tide Of war Tor the present is
changing Ill our own favor The re-
cnt news from Virginia confirm til,
intelligence Of a great victory t.
our arms, the discontinue and rout Of
the enemy and the piobubr capture
Of Mcclellan himself This is cheering
incrcd. 1t is like the sun. in all his
glory, burstir through the gloom Of u
irmpestuons ray. Since the fight at
SulncI set we have bad scarcely any
thing but diSastct- Many began tu
~ gloomy and disponlrnt-forgct
ing that country is never lost that
las one man left to wrestlc with the
ty~ant w,lb would cnslavt her We
can 'now look mp and expect 4 success
Sion uI brilliant victories The de-
structiun of McClrllan's grand army
will remove AL obstacle to MS between
Richmond and Washington. The
arl.lcs ui Banks and Fremont decima.
tatcd lly the invincible Jackson, will
hc no impediment ii Our progress in.
10 the Northern , ilsitry This is nc.
,omplshcd, and 5719tsay soon expect
to have 2osscssitHbf Northern cities
enough to compensate us for the disas
tors of the past
Martial Law has gone into full cf
feet IN our Parish. and. under the wise
direction ot our efficient Provost, VIC
bcgin to feel its sslutary influence.
OF course, we occasionally hear q
murmur of discomfort at its rigor and
severity but Il no time fer idle
chickering's and dtfi$Gntions. No sensi-
hlc, thinking man can doubt the pro-
pricty of proclaiming it throughout the
whole stated howsocver it may clash
with individual interest, and no good
southern man but will respect its de-
crccS.
Tis bonaS est gnjs
Qm consHlta Patrtem, qut hsc, ju,aquc
Mrrdi.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-07-17
s--
LETTER FROM HAVRE.
sFecial Correspondence of the pcavunf.

HAvRE. May %, 1862
The advance i'll ON cotton market
since Tuesday or three days back J
has been ten francs, and even ut
the high figures now current, l54f for
Orleans Bas, spectators have the
courage to enter the market The i'm
provement is owing to the intelligence
from New Orleans, advising the dcs
truction of cotton i'll that region. On
Tuesday 1900 bales were taken at
lf5f for Bas on Wednesday 700 bales
were disposed OF, and prices ran up to
153f Thursday found no sellers be-
low l55t, and this figure was paid for
1900 bales. To-day there is very little
cotton offering, and ono authority
quote Bas as high as 1854. some 600
bales changed hands at about this fig
ure. Oar stock is running down fast
and if not rcplenshed from some quar-
ter soon, will hc completely exhaust.
ed
Lard rules ut 3Ji. 10 55f 10 with con
siderable business.
Under the Amcrlcan proclamation
announcing The port OF New Orluaua
open, the Guttcnbclg. ~ nll trader
between here aud New Orleans Is
now taking III freight for the latter
port.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-07-17
0XE or THE ProrLE.

French PANcAKEs.-Takc six eggs sep
arate the yolks from the whites; beat
the whites Oh dinner plate to a
snow; beat four yolks with two table
spooniuls of sugar, two of -four, and
a tcaspoontul Of cream; add a little salt
and very little carbonate Of soda,
put in the whites Of the eggs and mix
gently. Put one ounce OF butter in a
frying PAM when hot, pour in the
whole pancake. Hold the pan q good
distance from the fire for litteen
minutes; hold before tic fire to brown
on top. Dish on napkin rut any
Kind oi fruit over it Serve hot.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-07-17

RtcHMoNp, June 20.-'rhc Court Of
Inquiry convokcd by order of the Ma
w Department, to investigate the
atlairot the destruction of the Virgin
il (Mc.rimac,) report tlat the de-
struction of that steamer was in the
opinion OF the court, unnecessary at
the time and place it was effected, it
lcing in cvidcnce that the Virginia,
with very little - obdf any, lcsscning
ct draft, could h pipcen taken up to
Hog Island in J.a.lr& River, where the
channel is narrow, and coald there
have prevented the larger vessels, and
transports Of the enemy from ascend
Ing. The court is Of the opinion that
such disposition ought to have been
made Of her.
Tho finding of The court Of inquiry
IN the case of the destruction of the
Mississippi, is that her destruction
was necessary, to prevent her from
falling into the hands ur tic enemy.
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TO OUR PATRONS.

During the editorial vacancy caused
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