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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-13
The Harrison County RepreEsnta-
uVe8 ut HomS-lIors Republication,
CAMP HUsTIsoroN, CLARKsBuRG, VAL
~ December 10, 1862.

Editors LHtelIigeResr:
Please find enclosed Sc for which vou
will mail 10 my address at CIarksburG NJ
copies of the Daily EntelLigeneer while tina.
amount Of funds will pay for them. Your
excellent paper eoncUrs SO we'll with the
sentiments of each man OF my company
that they require at least one copy to each
tent. They together with all the good and
loyal people of our county, utterly repudi.
ate the course of Senator CarIile aud the
two contemplate lap dogs that arc barking
treason in the hall Of She Legislators
at Wheeling. What hImtIfatinR snec.
taole our county must present when its
representatives are compared with those of
other portions Of the country.
The worthy FarnsWorth and Foreman
are looking forward to destiny worthy of
humanity, whilst they with host of 9th.
ers examine the late message of Governor
Peirpoint and admire it for its wise con.
tents. The self. couceited Renressn.
tatiEes from our county step aside
from everybody else in the House.
and pronounce it reasonable. Their con.
duct IN the capacity they aetis most damn.
ing IN infringement oftheir constituents NJ
home, and they should not mistake the case
in this respect -
hazard nothing in saying there is not
one in ten of their constituents that wouId
support them for anything, and the uniyer-
sal cry among Union men here is, that they
fail 10 represent our views and We regard
them wholly obnoxious to our best inter.
est. livery much desire that the readers Of
your paper in other sections may know the
Light In which these men stand AZ home.
am now member of the army of the Uni
ted States and know OF no principle that
those delegates have esPouseds since theT
have been acting as the delegates from ne
county of Harrison that L could fRht for
l am sorry to say that have been sadly
disappointed in them from their frst start.
ing out. 4i. ~. -
The difficulty With them believe il; they
have yet to learn that man is worth more
than money, that the value OF man can't be
estimated by money II they learn this by
the time they are 80 years old; With the
start they have got, they will do well, IL
looks 70 mo ~ ii they were expecting fame
BY owning somebody, or reaching in some
direction that men Of, humane character
had concluded to abandou. 8ph5.f6la
75-ea 1t.e a+ai 1a Lor BowBx,
-Sarit s9se sud Capt. Sd. Va. Cav.
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VOC on the NsM stnte.

The Senate bill for the admission Of
Western Virginia into the Union was pas
sed by vote of 96 against So, as fol.
lows:
YEAs-Messrs. zAldich, ,Arnold, Bah
bit, Baker, Baxter, Beaman; Bingham,
Blair Of Va, Blair of Penn, Blake, Brown
of Va, Burlington, Burnham, Campbell,
Casey, Chamberlain. Clark, clements,
Colfax, Frederick, A. Coukliug, Covode,
Cutter, Davis, Duell, Dunn, Edgerton, Ed.
wards. Eliot, Ely, Feuton, s. FeSsenden, T.
A. g. Ressenden, Frank, Frauchot, Good
win, Gurley, HAight, Hale, Harrison. Hick-
man, Hooper, Horton, Hutchins, Julian,
Kelley, Kellogg of ILL.,. Killinger, Lansing,
Lehman, LoomIs, Loveioy, Low, AlcKniRht,
Mcpherson, Maynard, Mitchell, Moor
head, Morrill, of Me-, Morrill, of Vt. Nixon,
Noell, oliu, Patton. Phelps of CAL, Pike
POmeroy. Porter, Potter. Rice of Me-. Rid
die, Rollins in. A.. SArgeAut, Sedgwick.
Shanks, Sheffield, Shellabsrger, Sherman
Sloan, Spaulding, Stevens, Stratton, Trum-
bull, TroWbridge, Van Horn, Van Valken-
burg, Van Wyek, Verree, Wall, Walker,
Washburne, Whaley, White of Ind, Wilson
Window, Worcester.
NAYs-Aessrs. Allen of Ill, Alley, An.
coma, Ashley, Bailey, Biddle, Cobb, Ros.
coe Oonkltng, Conway Cox, CrRVens,
Cris6eld, Crittenden, Delano, Delaplaine,
Diyen, Dunlap, English, Gooch, Granger,
Order, Hall, Harding, Holman, Johnston,
Kerrigan, Knapp, Law, Mallory, Msuzies,
Morris, Noble, Norton. odell, PeudIetou
Price, Ricetot Mass, Richardson. Robin
son Of H., Rollins of No.. Segar, Shiel
Smith, Steele of n. Y, Steele Of n. j..
Thomas Of Mass, Thomas of Nd, Train,
YRllRndiRham Voorhees, Ward White
OF Ohio, @iekltfe, Wright Yeamau.
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oTTIcE OF PRoVosf MiEsalL 0s4. Ioa VA, l
KnLEIiNr. Va nAn 10 1872

TTNHE following Soldisu are reported absent With
4 ont leave. They will return iBmediAiely 70
dntyi or, Il arrested will be treated a. deSartefa
David Shelne' private Co. s'B' 126,h ReEinaont
o. " T.. ago 70 years. hsght n Ipshss, complex
Ohio, occupation farmer enlstod August 2lgt. 1864
At Canal Dover county Ohio. BY Capt VIM. l. Dixon,
for three supposed to be or near Freezes
Store, Milton, Stark county, Ohio.
VIM. ,. Harvey, private, Co. IL" 126th Regiment
Owl, age % years, height n Il ehoa cOnplsE-
Ion falF eyes gray hair light, born In fuscAraEas
county, Ohio, occupation GbOrer, enlisted at Canal
Dover county Ohio, August 18th, 1862, by Capt WIN.
l.. Dixon, for three years JOS. DARR, Jr
dsclS-2t Maj. Provost Marshal Gen. for vs..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-13

Ar the Rev Henry Ward Beeoher'
church, last Sunday, the services were
attended by i've bundled New Hampshire
troops. At the close of the services, in
the evening, ayoung ofhcer Of the 9Th
Maine stepped out before the congrega.
ton. leading charming young rlady by
the hand, Rud1the t1ainlWere dnly we'd
ded on the spot. 3 4 g 5iq '','l'' ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-13
OITIcE or PRovosT MAEsHAI dxN. or Va,
WHEELING. Va. De- N. IRbq 4

..l WHEELING, Va. Dec. IL, 1862
THE following soldiers belonging 70 tbs I2th Reg
iment Virginia Volunteer Infantry, are reported
absent without Leave. They wiz return Immediately
TO dnty or arrested, will be treated desertsri:
William y. Wallace, private Of Company B. aged
is years, height feet 10 inches eonpIsxion fair
eyes gray, hair light occupation farmer. Len hos
be in Belmont county, Ohio. = = - =
Brico .Ennix, private OF Company b. aged 20 Year,
height teet inches, complexion fair, eyes gray
hair dark occupation farmer. Len hospltai a
dTGfsOn Deeombsr LIST 1862 supposed to be a home
In Marshall eoRnty, We. = -
VIM: Lsper, Of conpany I. aged 70 yearS, hoiGht
feet inches complexion f'ir, eyes hasSI, hair au-
burn, occupation . iabOTer. supposso to be a home
In Harrison county. JOS. DARRJ ~
deol2 "a Maj. hnd Provost Marshal GsB. 1or va
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-13
HEADQUARTERS 94TH BaIGADE. V. MI
- ssl Wheeling, Zee. -, 1852. !

GeleTut Order NO. H.
THE Field, staf aud Commissioued oaieers Of the
i Ssh aud eth RSgim entl OF virginia Militia viii
assemble At the arory In the basement Of the Court
House, In this city, on Monday next, the 18th Inst
At o'clock P. u. The ron viii be called within 10
minutOI OF the hou named. s'-s''
By order Of BriAdler General JAMES 5. WHEAT.
b. DAVENPORT,
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eod guard our Dag, and keep each star
Eleh stripe a. bright a. now they wave,
RffIIuaaks Il lead our rAnkI in var,
sam doAt above eAeh patriots grave,
Death 70 the traitor that UOuld dare
TotraIl It through the dust Of shame.
All honest hearts fts lot VIII Sh4r0
Aud folIOW Il 70 Death or Fame.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-13

DALMoRAL SKIRTS from s. 70 IS just received
ID at s+sr COOPER sENsBNEf,
dOolS q bt Retail Store.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-13

GHRAP FRENCH MERINes. ~,
" Figured French MerinOS for 81 At 4!
dSclS COOPER = sRNsRNEY, Retail Store.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
LOST.

Wanted Immediately.
THREE GOOD Statesmen can ind situations a
declS POLLACK'S.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-13
OFFICE OF PaoyOs1 MARSHA a1s. IOa Va.

LIZ following soldier Il reported absent without
IL leave, He will return Immediately to duty; or,
II arrested, will be treated as q deserter:
Richard LeHilCy, private, 90 years OF age. height
ft 1o1< inches, complexion light, eyes blne, hair
light, born In Monongalia county, Va. occupation
Rborer, snlis Cd March 18th. 1850, at Burton, Va,
BY Captain kenney, commanding Co. IN" 9th Rsg't-
Sth day Of July, 1862, by Captain +. A. MAulSby,
commanding. Said Louiloy deserted the HsrVlee al
Re Is supp SD 10 be At home ar Burton in WetEei
county, Virginia. JOS. DARR, Jr
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-13

OTEICR or NE AsEEE8oE o. FIlSF DIST. or Va
CAHEEoI, December Sth, 1so2
N0rICEi l. hereby given TO all psrsous residingln
IN the Third and HOuFth Aasel8mOut DISTRICT a
the FIRST Collection District Of Virginia that the L
euumeFatioal and valuations made and taksa By Ar
drew .Ross, Assistant Assessor IN the Third Do
triet; and the lists, valuations and enumsratiHI
made and taken by Robert PIAtt, Assistant AssesoT
IN the Fourth Distrirt Nfll b open ior nspeetion
their respective Oeos in the city Of Wheeling 0F O.
teen days from this date. will attend At the OR
o. the said Robert Pratt the 21d and 2sth, and q
the olise o. the said AndFsWF ?. RoG on the "a
and 9th dAys Of this month"; for the purpnse ofhsEf
ing any appeals that may be made frosn the liI.i
Pratt or 1rom the lists. enumsEatiOns and vauAtioss
o. the a1id Andrew ,. Ro8S. An appeals must b u
writing, and must specify the particular eaulr INST
Ter or thing spectiDg which deeiEon 4 TequIel
and must state the ground principle Of inequaihy
OF elnuF complained Of
lslssu q JOHN PARKINSON.
/ dse1O-m 9Th Assessor ist col. Dist. OfTA
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-13

ClArkSburg Va, on the z9th day Of September 1864
he e spPP SD 70 be at home ar Burton in YetEsl
dseis-9t Maj aud Proves. MGTshai Gen. for Va.
% Doz. oH1LpRESs WOOL HOSE, ASSORTED col i
OO ors and sizes, received At the Variety Store Of
deel2 s 100 Main D street.
r AIDES wool KNIT JACKETS at the variety
IL Store OF D. NID0LL BRO.
deols aa 100 Main street.
WRIr1sa cAsRs, PORTFOLIOS, WORK BOX
w rs, &C. at the Variety Store o.
dScl2 100 Main street.
IN handsome Rubias, white and colortd ct the Va
r1ety Store OF D. NIooLL BRO
d cl2 100 Main street.
SoNTAGs-soms new styIes received at the vario.
| -, ~ Store OF D. 6IC0LL 4 BRO
ure lV' Main street.
MIssEs' zEPHYR REORGANIZATION
I.1 At the variety Store Of
assis Nii is n.ia S :iF:s..
rigf BALMORALS. as z..sl
r EcEIyEgg By ExPr,s this day, SOvery handsome
dseis 9 RHODES,
Good Things for Christmas GINS.
HAHDs0AR CLOAKs from e. to $50.
III Rich Plain BlackAnd Fancy silks.
Bright COlorad MeTtnOa for Childrens' dressea
Gloves for Men, Women and Children.
First rate assortment Of LInea Hd'kh. 1aa
Mink Rura, Fitch Rurs, and cheap Purs
Quilted Hoods, Wool do.
small Pnrs for Children. ,sl r0
sontags and Skating Caps r
HuhlaS and Comforts.
dee12 RHODES.
Rs-Prss' copy. =
WIDE AWAKE,
! TNoR THE HOLIDAY S-Burnetts Cocaine P1ori-
Il mel, kalltston, and Tooth Wash. For saleby
T. II. LOGAN Co,
deeA and LOGAN, LIST = 90.
WIDE AWAKE,
| E'oR THE HoLIDAYs-HaIr Brushes in great va
Il riety. FOR salsby I. II. LOGAN 4 co.
and LOGAN. LIST 4 CO.
WIDE AWAKE,
| DOR THE Observation-Disclosures Rxtraets,-
decll and LOGAN. LIST Go.
WIDE AWAKE,
FoIR THE HoLIDAYs-TOilst Soaps in great "a
TIL. LOGAN CO.. sos
deen and LOGAN, LIST co.
WIDE AWAKE,
Ion THB HOLIDAYS OR ANY OTHER DAYS
- With full stock Of Drugs, Medicines DyeStufs
Patent Medicines, RFushes MOTIONS and otbsr 1890
suitable for Merchants and FamiieS vybIeh Vii ~
sold in quantities to suit purchasers and al The lew
CT market rateS- For Salsby
-aI4iF9 90 lssaT. II. LOGAN, 4 co. --. q.
and LOGAN, LIST 8 CO.,
-, Wholesale aud Retail Druggists,
ueeIl Wheeling, Va
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The Senate bill for the admission of
Western Virginia into the Union was pas
sed by vote of 9e against So, as fol.
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90 DOE. oHILDRENs' WOOL HOSE, as,ortd col.
OO orI and Sizes received At the Variety Store Of
D. NICOLL BRO,
deel2 e1 n 100 Main street.
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SECRETARXtS OFFICE q
q CITTFrsTB ! PiIEslURaH RkHIRbAD o..
10 ] lt9E y Cleveland, Dpeonber ! - q
mIHE ANNUAL lIKETING q he stoekhois.si -
this Company for The election Of Dirse.3f. -,
fFansaeton efotksF busineFs, VIM Be held =
offh. CoInn4nV n cleVeIand, "a Wedhe1dayi w.
dav a JGpiIry next a. 10 O'Clock A. y. - ~
he TFinEISr Book WI b eIosed % ne -.
of DoeenbsE and open on TIE SD ~ ., ss--,tsrJ.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-07-24

boats, through the blindness of false politi.
cal guides; and now, to-day, under the same
traitQrous connivance, give them that bro
kendown constitutional zealot's aid to vipor.
ously carry on the war against us. Our
opinion is, that there is no need of any
political Organization, parties or ciques. =
let the people elect their officers without
caucuses and nominations, and destroy al
least one half f.pfths Offices and reduce the
salary of the other halt, and make them do
double OF triplc duty Aud then, and no,
IT'LL then. can we have the Union as it was
and the Constitution as it is.
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SPECIAL ORDER NO. l,
stand not upon the order of thy
going, but 'go'p

fIrun the Louisvic Journnll
To John .Norgoa, Gent, and 10 M rhom Il
9hty eoacera. .r -,, 4-.rag----.,- i-..tt
We have just few candid and most sig :
nificant and salutary words, 'Acting Briga-
dier Gnneral &. y, A. as you style your.
self, John Morgan, to address to you and
the misguided band Of outlaws marsuders,
bushwhack"rs, and misereants whom you
control And these words, although stern
and plain, will, in the end, prove paternally
kind and friendly, ii you heed them. The
fist are Loace this .State-tmns4liately,
Internationally Go!
And the reason why we thus nmand you
that yor hrinq botly cdn,l0t stag tritl,in The
Rnits Of this Commonwealth. The second
are: having left this State, strV out Qf Il
-eat'rety, permanently, mtOntliti0naty-
out 0t'i!
There is but one other alternative, and
that is this: The Commonwealth must ana
riN hare your body dcod or alice.
Remember it, and let all your treacherous
sympathizers and secret accomp pliccs through
out the State remember it also. You were
born in Kentucky, but you are unworthy of
your illustrous nativity. You havs utter,
and forever forfeited your itiztn-hip, and
all right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of
happiness under this Jurisdiction. You have
expatriated yourself to betray your native
State and the high aud loyal record of youl
ancestors. You have Joined the service of
the Government $50 called by its support
ers) claiming TO be entirely independent and
foreign; aud under the shade OF its black
accur,ed, cross barred flag, you are desecra.
ting and devastating the land and soil which
holds the consecrated rtlict Of your fathers
You assault, capture, plumber, nnltrcnt
aud, eilher with your own hand or through
your inhuman cosdjutorc and agents, some
times assassinaie your fellow cit;zens--burr
their homes, destroy their property = and
frighten, impoverish. and DISTRESS theil
wives aud children. This is what you are
doing, whctheryou know it or not, Acting
Brlgadler General q. s. A., John Morgan
Again, we say to you, misguided young man
a. much for your good as for rs, and more
in mercy than in anger p odigal, prohirate
apostate, traitor, migrate, aud brigand Go
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-07-24
MCCONNELsXILIE. q. .Inlv L. 20

"NNoNNbLcN Lille ". July 10, bS.
MR. SLATER BRowN--Dear Friend At
the request OF your brother, | write you
tins morning, relative to your noble nephew
Charles w. Brown. | became acau.,int-
ed with him about five years ago lie was
2 young man OF very sober and industrious
habits. lie united with the Presbyterian
Church Of this place, under INV pastoral
care, in February, 1860. When the first call
was made by President Lincoln for volun
tcers, he gave up every thing, aud went out
in the three mouths, service" I" enduring
many harlships IN Virginia. At the ex.
piratipn Of that service, he came home, and
Instead OF idling away his,tinle, Immediate
" went to work, sustaining an unblen,ished
moral aud Christian character. .-.
In the Fall, he with his two Younger
brothers volunteered under Capt. Il. NJ.
Stevenson, 18th Regiment, Col. Legget.-
They were soon ia the midst of the bloody
conflicts of the war. His Regiment was at
tho surrender Of Fort Donelson, aud in the
battle of Shilo. After passing through that
terrible conflict, disease fastened upon him,
and although every attention was given TO
him, he died at Pittsburgh Landing at III
O'Clock, a. NJ, April Goth, 1862, in The g5tb
year of his age. His Captain, who is a
uobe man, a young Presbyterian Minister.
assures Us that Charley had every attention.
and they buried him in lovely spot, by a
spring, in an Orchard, aud that they. care.
fully marked his grave. soul -. 4.
Noble young man, we miss him sadly
here. His place cannot be filled in the
broken circle vt home the Sabbath School,
/ and the Churchss1 : 'e'
Ills Captain in a letter to me, says,
l"Charley missed IN his long boma ap ,,,n,ly
as babe to its sleep. Our company has
lost its favorite man, and one Of it's bright
est and most valuable members. trust he
has passe to his rich reward in the heavens.
His troubles are ended. He died in the
discharge OF his duty, ard defending his
country. Ilewas loved by all. He w;s
always contented and happy. ] never saw
him impatient or angry. lie died, as he
lived, an example of Christian forbcaranc,
aud love, faithful to his duty His life and
his death have been as peaceful as the even
ing sunset"
What more could be .aid of him :? A
true patrot---an humble Christian II,
died at his post. He is gone from the dr
an strife OF earth, to the lanl of pure de
light, TO the many nansioned house Of thai
Hedeemer in whom he trusted for salvation
i That voice hushcdss in death, we trust now
chants the new song where death .,evel
enters, where there is fullness Of joy, anc
! ipleasures toreyern,ore.
4 Soldier Of t.hris,. w,ll done;
| Prasc he thy new employ.
| AndSvliile Elcrnai ages num-
Rssi ntiy Savor's JOY.
l.. w. NJ. GRIMES.
Pastor Presbyterian Church,
Mctionnelsyille, Ohio
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-07-24

WASHINGTON, July 22.-Major Gen.
Halleck arrived this evening, accompanied
by Gen. Cullom and Col, Kelton.
There are at least u dozen Generals now
in Washington, including Maj Gen. Burn
side, They are not here on mere visit of
recreation. .E q
There appears to be very general mis-
apprehension with regard to the act author.
i1ing payments in stamps, and to prohibit
the circulation of notes Of less denomination
than'one dollar, which WAS approved july
18th last. Under the provision Of this act,
the Secretary of the Treasury, and, not the
Postmaster General, is directed 70 furnish
postage and other stamps to the Assistant
Ireasurers and such designated repositories
Of the United States as the former may ses
lcct, to be exchanged by them on applisa-
ton Tor United States notes, and from and
after the first day of August next such
stamps shall be received in payment of all
dues TO the United State less than FIVE dol
lars, ana shall be rvceived in exchange for
United. states notes. when presented i'm
sums OF not less than five dollars, to any as.
sistant treasurer or designated depository.
selected as aforesaid. Hence this law does Z,
not make postage stamps legal tender,
nor does it require Postmasters to receiys
them in exchange for United States notes
II is expected that tho Secretary sof the
Treasury will furnish postage stain ps to be
used as circulating medium under the law
in such form that they cannot be attached
to letters or other nlaleable matter. =. r,rvT
Such stamps win be exchanged BY Post
Masters for the regular postage stamps, be-
ing rledeemabe in Treasury potes by Assist
ant Treasurers and such designated deposi.
tories as,tlIs Secretary ofthe Treasury may
select. No postage can thus be exchanged
at Post Offices or rdeemed by the Treasury
Department, unless furnished through the
agencies of that Department,
Postage stamps now sold BY postmasters
are not exchangeable or redeemable By them,.
and il such stamps are gumued 70 paste
board or other paper which spoils or renders
them unit to be used In the prepaymenut
of postage they will be rejected for postage,
because when SO soiled they cannot be dis
tinguished from stramps whish have already
been used for postage tr'H
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Rebel Raid on Newburg, Ind.

The citizens do not Fght-7he Wounded
SOLDIERS not permitted t0 offer Resistance
tgMe Surgeon--He is Arrestecl--7ra,tors
Shot The Rebels Welcomed at Hepder.
soa-Arms for The Legion, DC, &c.
Especial Dispah 10 the tincinna, oszeacJ
Nj INDIANAPOLIS, July 20.
AS soon ~ the news that A. X. Johnson $
squad that forty nlaraiilers had crossed the
river and taken possession of Newburo and
pundered the hospital at that place reached
Evansville, the steamer Courier with an
armed force was dispatched to that place.
On arriving at the mouth of Green river,
they lonhd the boat in which the scuundrol,
had crossed the river, which they took pos-
session of The rebels stole all the arms and
equipments to be found lot Of provisions.
paroled all the Union soldiers in the hospital,
stole u wagon apl two horses Two men,
residents OF Newburg, who were notorious
Secesh iymrathizsrs, and who came over the
river with the guorrillas, and remained when
the latter returned, wcle, shot down aud killed
by a citizen If Newhurg Their names were
Corney and Dletord. Six companies Of
Home Guards now occupy Newbug. The
citizens watched the guerrillas crossing the
river and strange a. il may seem, offered
not the slightest resistance. The boys in
tn" hospitals were armed aud desired TO dc
fend themselves and the town but the sur
eeon ordered them to lay doyn their arms
Gov Morton, upon learning the fact i'm me
diately ordered his arrest. The IT, - steam
ram, iorner, is now running up aud dowr
When Johuson's forces arrived at Hen
derson, Kentucky. on Friday last, Mrs Fish
| er of the Hanrnck Hnusp! had a tnngpificpn
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Important War Bulletin. -
s@ls Waa DEfAarxsNr =
WAsHiNeroN, July %, 1862.

Enecutipe Order: ~ lfLtfsyi $50
First, Ordered, That military command
ers within the States of Virginia, South
Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mis-
'sissippi, Louisiana, Texas and Arkansas, IN
an orderly manner, seize and use any pro-
perty, real or personal, which may Be ne :
cessary or convenient for their several COM
mands as supplies. or for other military pur-
poses, and that while property may be de-
stroyed for proper military objects, none
shall be destroyed in wantonness or malios,
Second, That military and naval com
manders shall employ as laborers within
and from said States, 90 many persons Of
African descent "a can be idvahtageously
used for military or naval purposes, giving
them reasonable wages tor their labor.
Third, That, as to both property and
persons of African descent, accounts shall
be kept sufficiently accurate and in detail to-
show quantities and from whom, both mo
perty and su,h persons, shall have come, a
basis upon which confseation caube made
in proper cases.
The several departments Of this Govern.
ment will attend to and perform their ap-
propriate parts towards the execution of
these orders. 49,. s.a.t..,
BY order Of the President -" n,
IN (Signed) Edwin NJ STANTON,
is,a Seo'y of War.