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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-19
HNTIED STATES OF AMKkIcAls
u Western District q VHgiaiA-
.hEA,haaa.. OfEG-
GitaEea..a CosaseAtioa-
E4rara b. Ftt1hu.hs
Rsal Property.

"a In Rsa. n . eauss of Fcr-
RAJ Pro4tlty.
District Court Of tke Unlfe1 slf.s q Ausria for
the Western pistEiet q infl, wheeling, An n
f1rnati01 va aled % beAAf q tie Uniisd Slt1 by
the Attorney thereof f1E said DiIfEiet, aafnI ths
real properly q B1UAE1 h FitEhlEA. deszibsd u
sid iuforHlatio1, and sifaAts n the CITY % Whssl
ing, Ohio oO1ntys ElTui1 aIlAElg n BlhStlDee tllf
sd HtEhugh i. AID EAa. elEIgsd IN ths s1istnEfs
suFTeetio1 alnst tie Cnlted Etafes that a Ghs tine
be beeAIls - engaEsd - the ognlr e The pEu-
eETy Aforesaid, G1d thai h - ussd Or ensutsd =
the uss o. he cane IN EtnE sid insurTaefiol,
person peFsons gagged therei1s and pTayfng
that sd properly ay Be couGeltsd and sold - fE-
feited 70 ths United Sta4es-
Aeus tllefelIes u lFslEEoe - TIE Ga.Ltto1l IN
der tie sa1l q tie - Cort drn=fed asd D.
HVsred, q bereby give pGhe D0tics % al peEs1s
claiming Any interest in al proporty, 70 aPlF ~
f1rn he IudEa q ths pistFjs Cart q she uuitod
states Of A eFGa Ter The Western District of Tirn
ta.at Wheeling. on the 25th day Of EOEeaber, A d
ls2s II tie sLle al1 b Day oftlris1iei0l elss
the next day u JuEisiietion tberoafter thea ani
thers 10 inteTpe Their claims, AID uAke Their aIs-
Elff0uI IN ttat baialG
Datsd tla Sd day e SONsDbsr, A D. 1851
EDWARD n NORTON,
unffa1 State NarEhI1l f1r tn " n "a
BEgAEH H s1uEH, E.a-, DLsEEisi ATE1Tlsy.
nasa~ha --- Ct
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-19
PURIIC SALE.

AN WEDNESDAY, the 18th Of November, vii
" oder At public sale On the Hubbard Farm, tWO
aad half mills southOaEt q wheeling, the fOlloUin
cattle, one spring Wagon and ilTne, tour horss
wagon. one OK esFt, ons pair small sized timber
wheels, OK Jokes, chains, PlOWs, and various other
kinds Of farming utensils Also eight hives Of boe
Al.l. vari.ty OF household and kitchen fuTnitnre
Terms-Al Eums under my doliArsS eAah= All over
hfty dOilars negotiable note At four months With
approved security.
nOTll-td J. r. HUBBARD.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-19
TMrRD STATS OF AlIERIcLl
" WeaeEn Di.trtet ofvirElnta-


M Unstsd stAfes lE,.1.-, 49,. -.
S....A.- a aouasa- fsitaTV AID Oola-aiisiaa.
WheTeas u ths sPling Ten, A. D. 1s1e e IL
Dfstri-E cslrt - "a Ualtad StaiAE II TIE WastFu
District q Virginia, a. Whssiag, a. fnt1EUIti0l
Elad % beAH q ths Unitsd stAtas - to District
AttoElsy thsre f9r tie sAid DstIiet, AElilEf MAJ
thsg h H01stgn's RAJ psgsIty, derbaa i sd n
GrnAtiou, and situated n Ohio Cslnty, Virginia,
and alleging IN Glbstanes tAA9 sd HOlsfol = ela-
~ In fha exi.fin inElrIeettol altnst The Uuitsd
stltes, thAf IS ths tllos ~ beeans slEAEed he
Uas tie oEnsr q ths property Eareslid, AID tl4 he
has ussd a esentsd % he uss a thu 49, q 40
isg nd inllTrsrfiol o 800 Persoz e peEl1U -
gAs1d thensins and FElyllE thle ~ progGfy nay
b e0nGssated AID sid - tlrfsted % tbs TAXED
States.
EoE, thsrgf1rs, n plFsllues a tie Ucllff11 ullr
tie se1l 9th ali Cert, drosted and dsliVsE
ed I do bersby give psbHe DSties % All PeTsoos
Ginning any Interest n sd property % APFr -
fore the Judge Of the District CyuFJ q ths Unitsd
states Of Anerie1 foE tie Western District q Tl-
e. - Whseling, o. ths Sth day q SOEsubeE, A y.
Ise2, htbs .la Ghl1 - dAybf JuEsiirti5l. slss
TIE BeEf day q fheTulfter, Gbsa a1d
Gher8 % futlroae their ellla a1d ull8 GhefF alll-
ezrionE in thlf beAaIE
Datsi a. 50 dsy q N6VsubE,LD .Isl
EDWARD -. E0ETOE,
Marshal Of The unitsd STATES f1r ". D Va
BENJANIE n sN1EH. Ee75 DistEict Attornsy.
a DoFt-t4
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-19

GEN. FEExoxF. it is said. viii be assig-
ned to the command of the defsnces Of
the Capital Gems WadsWorth and
Hsintzeleman viii both take the field in a
very short time.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-19
MARRIED,

Al Wess0o, Va on Mooday. November 10Th, by
Rev Samuel HItehsnG, M. RrUAED J0xEs q this
city, 70 Miss NASd:E G DISSHoEE Of Weston.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-19

THE Cleveland Leader has pot up its
subscription to fifteen cents week TO city
subseribeEs.- Cause the high price Of pa
per-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-19

TT IS WHOLESOME.
IL Ie q oc0u0mlell
It & eouEe1lelf-
It be Aquiek ySAsln
II has gfVeu EltiEfaettol IN al easas
Il answers f1r Bisrlit, Battsran1 nnali.
IHmilias should supply thsusslvos.
DNAllrs sh1ll1 aIppiy tksulsllEss
LAdtol Who kn1E h0w 10 get upa 'iEood tablsp
have spoken In it, pratse, In the hiEheIt term.
Aa1era1ea given in reEard % Ghala HnEfeulllfs
Ask for TIE sRXCELsfOR BAKING POWDRRs3
In bs1ss ~ IS AID = eonta
TIL LOGAN 500, 81 lIain strest, -.
And AOG1N.LEsr \ Co, BEtdEs Corner,
rse Wholollla and REiIFl DrlEEists,
noT5 Khseiflls Va
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-19
THE FAMILY GOLDEN 4 GIANT
a L E 8.
CAN BE ONLY HAD AT
STOREY'S

PHGNIN ALE BREWERY.
CIOHEsE ALEs ARE MADE PROM THE CuOI'
i est MALI andHoEsand veil Uttered uater and are
ansuTPasaed In BEiliiAley and RIsyOr. For sale IN
barrels, half barrels ADD Kegs, a. the BrsTgTy on
FOURTH STREET, SOUTH WHEELING
y. B.-Ths Family Ale l. "a exeeIleut dinner Al,
= TholeaoDe SD HtrelEtheaing toaie. and q put Up
in kseE add half keEl for Family uss-
Orders lefI At @. W Messing & Cas- corner OF
oaiDey and Market streets. Wi be pr0mptIy attsn-
lsd to noTisFf
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-19

aoIRiE1 olr * AaA kssp 6Aeh star
- stx5pS - brfEbtN - DOU they BAVs,
EtlInaks g lGl4 oGF ralfai1 UaEt
aeHI HoGs sb0EsssEh pSEgtOSs EfBFe,
i Dtarh tsrfks tElitsE that EpIl4 dare
Egt-zl e tkrooEb the dust Of shame.
~ An h.laIf hs8Fts Il t0t Ifii GtIGrs
40 rn0g i 70 DsEth or Rans.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

CUsAR-ssh hasr-iass ). o. 40 r EssHJustI
BSIis PAXRON DoXI0N &OaEEBAE
DuTNED sUGARs-Is ~ LoIsrils's sTasA.I,
N, pau,1eFed Ard ysll1-E @ S1Glf FsesiEe1 an1 &
alsty PANIoN. DONLoN = OsLEBAX-
3FOLAssEs- III tblsN. o Mis-. IN sio-s and
s5,i 3 - FAxTOS. DOxLOx OoLksAr
GoLDKE sYRUP-G5 b1ls syTuP,
Sby PAXTON. DoSLoS : OaIEB1T
DIooOFEEE-lIs - re Cos.e to.t rscsi7'd
A Ssl d5 f3xTOs. DOxLOS OGLEBAH.
TEL-as hfehs..s HTa
- - d o q 2 & Z Iisre A. g Sc By
lO1s Ig,s IOseoeO-
L g q 50 d
ss,ls FAxTSE, DOSIoS : cdEksAT.
RLoUR-c. Oslebay's RaaEy-
- % FAnily-
ian s1PPly q ~ AboEs bEHndsOf FlOar nlvlys
q n a1 FAxTSx. DOSLoz 4 OsLEsAE.
HosPIHAL sHKEIINs-ArrEy 49, aEtizls oAn
H - bad 81 ths GA RsllgE Hail FsE stnrs.
oOVlS Ab0CA1As'AEt
GLYcKRIKEO Ar4isIe k.ovn
" for eAspped hz1da. ~ ths Od1 FelhOg Han Drag
Store tnoSisl 4 B1ckIHG, Ast-
DINE TIKI TAR DROPs-A uss aad plsa.arf
Il Caady f1r eoAghs 40 eolds.
nOTls EbOCAAAs' Az
EOR A SEVERE COUGH or coin. use a. Aea-
I etEn lllEIus WGEEl1tsd % e1ea- 0ly % bs
Id .,sAs oda Fellow Han Dag s sSsr,ra A..
ITy0OD's HAIR RESTORATIVE !, sin the tsst
m ETaFF - rr1lT-1 ~ 49,
n0Els 4 boCAASs' Agt
ELEsH HAIR BRUsHEs, H..A cIoses, EalAiaE
n c1oasI- Tnrki.h ToWeIs, algAys on kAo4-
eoIS : bDsHI-.o, -
IoAPs-IAsIArEest, be.s sad cheapest assOrtnsas
= Of TDllsi SoapS - ths O5d RsllOH Han Drug
stOrs- ln0Fl'I EBOcKINa. AEt
nERFUNKRY ASD TOILET ARTICLES In large
variety 81 the Odd yellow Han Drug eturs.
rows B0oAlSG' Agr
T LIQUID RESNET t0r making Curds and Whey, =
IL very niesArtiele. z. Booking, AE+
THLAVORISG KNTRACrS EnZiish Mustard, Ar
L r0S ESotI seU article Of Store Poli.h.
To All Whom it Nay Concern.
TJLIZABEIH MARFIH, Ny WIFE HAVING
~ Len ny bed ald board Hithrlt eA1ss, hereby
WRFn all marrha1ts ElA other psrB9as n1t % sell
her any uleFehAniiss whatever o. ny aeoount, a. !
y
VAN sid FltEabeth NaFtiu, that Il sbs doos not
turn 70 ny h0lse within o8e Eeek sbe shau Be
kBoNn No more NY viz CHARLRs NARTIN.
D0Tis-Ste
CLoAKS AND FURS.
THIRD STOCK OF HEW YORK cLOAKs AND
DoIis GEO. r TAYLOR.
BaImoral and Hoop Skirts,
ENOR WONES, MISSES AND CHILDREN, just
po'is eEO. R. TAYLOR
pLAcK DELANE, 6OsbIe With.
ID Black = each Nerino.
BngWu AID BlAek Alpaea-
BOmhaIfle. LuPIHs mak--
Bl1eE And Br0un S1oIha. Tor CIaGkA
Broche Loag shaUis.
BallarA Vel EIAnnel-
shaker do
Grey TTilled do
MAFEentA MeEino,
Plaid Alpaca and Poplins
Black and Rhley Eilks-
BLACK Snk TeiTrtH
PIAIn BrOgu cnPs Finish PoPIIn-
n0Tls GEO r TAYLOR
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-19
JAMES PRoGERs,

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
WHEELING, VIRGINIA.
A Ls0, ATTORNEY FOR CLAIMANTS OF Boul7.
% ~ 1Ack PAY PENSIONS war CLANS
GENERALLY, and CLAIMS q MDEATHITY fIr
0EIIOE Ngfh-sat eSrnsr ofNouros AID ROurth
streetA opp5Eitl ths CouTt H1lse.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-19

NEy0OD's HAIR RESTORATIVE i sin the bsst
w Hair EsEloEEti sTer OGsred % ths plbEs-
nOVlS \. BOOKING. AEt-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-19
Board of Haalth.

d EPORT OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH OF THE
~ CITY Of Wheeling, for the mouth % October,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-19

Lon A SEVERE COUGH on OOLD. u.e Ehs Aea-
II Ella lalaI1. WaErlutsd % eaFa- 0nly % b
Id at The GA Fellow Han Ding Stors.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-19

To All Whom 1t Nay Concern.
ESLIZABEIH MARTIH, MI WIFE HAVING
u len ny bed and board Uith0lt eEnss, hereby
TAFn all narrha1ts AlA Otbsr Psr8oaS MT % sell
viii not pay lOg the Elula any part q st. Gl1o
VAN sid flEEEbeth NaTtia, that 4 sbs doos MOI
turn 70 ny h0use ufthia o8e Eesk Ehe shau Be
kBoEn no more a. nay viz CHARLIE NARTIS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-19

LYcKRIHE COMPLIMENTARY { AEti-Ie known
" for ehsplsd hl1ds, ~ ths Od1 Fsl10B Han DTlg
Store tnoSlsl 4 BJckIAG, Agt-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-19

GOAPs-IAs IA-Eest, bess sd cheapest assoEtnsa4
= Of TDllsl SospS q ths O5d Fellow Hal Drug
sEoEe- lnGEl9l 2 BOOKING. Agt
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-19

TLESH HAIR BRUSHES, FIs.h CIoaes, Eathing
E Cionz. IaEki.h ToWeIs, alHAys On hAn4
B0Tls Z. BOcKISSI Ag+
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ELAYORIYG KITRACIS E1Ziidh Mustard, Ar
osviS Z BOOKING, Agt-
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1862-10-16
The Sfate---rriysHsph

In Philadelphia, the Union ticket is
elected By 5000 majority. Four mem
bers of Congress elected, and the fifth in
doubt. Mayor Henry re- elected by large
majority.
Allegheny county gives over five thous-
and Union majority.
\ grand Union victory was gained in
Lancaster county Hon. Thaddeus Ste
vens will have majority of over 1000.
Cumberland county has gone strongly
Union.
In Dauphip, the Union candidates have
a majority of from 500 to 800.
We have no further details. Suffice l.
to say that the Union men have carried a
large majority of Legislative Represents
tives in the State, and thus secnred the
election of United States Senator We
have also swept two-thirds of the Con-
eressional districts of the State, aad elec-
ted our State Ticket by an
OVERWHELMING MAJORITY!
It is grand, glorious victory-the final
and complete overthrow of Traitor sympa-
thizers in the old Keystone State. The
spi,it of Freedom breathes stronger than
it did before. and from every mountain
top aud valley note of victory and Of JOY
has gone up TO Heaven Pennsylvania
sends greeting 20 h,,r sister States.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1862-10-16
Foreign efpiniSR.

Some little curiosity has existed as TO
the manner iii which the news of L uion
successes would be received in England.
Of course. the TINES affects to doubt the
fact Of Confederate defeat in Maryland,
Suggesting that the news .:must have been
cooked at Washington The Daiiy NeUs,
.>tar, and other papers frankly congratulate
Us upon our triurnphs, and go 10 the
length Of placing n 'Clellan'S troops upon
a par with British, as regards endurance
and persistence in battle, and of ack nowl-
edging the enterprise and good geueralship
Of General M'Ciellan. In the Narnl and
-H2ito'y Gazette, edited by ". I'll. Russell.
it is admitted that the rebel raid into
Maryland was decided tailure. Palm
erston's own paper, the AorHiny Post, ap-
parcntly has not heard of M'CleiIan's vic
tory at Antietam, nor Of his having ccm-
PEELED the rebels to recross the Potomac.
In Paris, the COHstttutto5uct doubts the
victory, and mentions a dispatch to the
effect that. after the battle, Mcclellan had
fallen back on Washington. The Ameri-
can war-ncws had induced rise in the
price Of cotton On the whole. the foreign
press seems to have an idea that our sol
diers can fight and do fight to some pur-
pose, with "a tair field and no favor''-
However a few journalists may affect
disbelief, they cannot ignore the reality of
Confederate defeat in Maryland.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1862-10-16

actuate them in regard to their -Comman-
der in-chief, General N GILLIAN, to wit:
a sentiment of profound confidence. love
aud esteem. Too many seem to think
that this war is to be carried on ony to
manufacture President for "a, and
shape their adulations accordingly. He
think and do otherwise. If man be de-
serving of praise, we do not hesitate to
accord it him and rice rersa bice uersa.
And We here say, that out of the multi
tudu CT soldiers we conversed with, the
first one has yet to be found who uttered
a single deroSatorv remark concerning
Little Mac" On the contrary, his emf
nent military skill aud ability were the
theme Of highest euiogium, and univer-
sal belief seemed to be entertained that he
was, indeed, ''the right man in the right
place"
OF course, however, this is not saying
that General MCCLELLAN either is or is
uet a suitable man for the Presidency
GibDt matter must be decided hereafter
We Grmly believe this war would be fin
ishod up in onehulf the time it would
other~ise occupy were it distinctly under
stood on all hands that we are fighting
for tFc restoration oc the Union, and rot
to help hoist aay man whatsoever to an
elevated public pedestal. At least this
would put 4 stop to uruch potty wrang-
ling between cur generals, productive,
as has been proven ty sad experience on
many bloody field, of terrible injury 10
our cause,-and give harmony where dis
cord now unfortunately prevails. Private
and political interests should be made
subscrvicnt to the general good.
Our army at present is inactive. 1t is
generally understood, howeve :, that SO
soon as the Potomac rises, forward move
will be made from Wil!iamsport.
In concluding this brief and hastily
written sketch, We avail ourse!f OF the
opportunity of rendering our friends in
the army our sincere thanks tor the hos
pitality extended us. The Union soldier
is proverbially u these with
whom We came in contact, officers and
privates, proved themselves GO exception
May God take them into the hollow of His
hand, and shield thein from calamity.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1862-10-16

anton's forces arrived at the crossing ,r..
as they had finished, aud engaged ths;.
artillery. but nothing is known Of ths -
suit. His force marched eeventy.s;ob,
miles during the last twen,y-four hour
FREDERicK, Md. Oct. ia spsc;,,
dispatcn to the Baltimore Amer:can s,,,,
The escape OF the rebel cavalry acne,
the Potomac is fully confirmed Att,
being driven from Adams Ferry, .hsv
divided and crossed the river in small
parties. Two farmers taken prisoners :,
Mereersburg, Pa, and paroied at the river
arrived here to day. They report tbs,
Geus. Stuart and Hampton were both w;.b
the expedition. The cavalry consisted n
detachments IRON Virginia and South
Carolina regiments. they seized no horse.
in Maryland, but swept the parts of Penn.
sylvania through which they passed Of
every horse worth taking.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1862-10-16

Well-we have me; the enemy another
time, and another time are we his-body,
breeches and CARPET bag. Once more
have we been gloriously routed, cut to
pieces, quartcred and drawn, decapitated,
and otherwise badly used up. Our entire
Ticket is probably beaten by overwhelm-
ing maiorities. and our calculations in the
main knocked into very cooked hat
Salt River is just at present. the base of
operations Of our defeated but not disnay-
ed organization
So we go! One day we secsaw to the
top Of the pile The next we simmer down
quietly TO back seat without cushions.
Such is life generally, and who can COM
plain:
Annexed are al the returns we have
received up TO the hour of going to press.
Figures don't generally lie, but these, as
all viii admit, tell remarkably bad story
for the Republican Party -
Cambria Go. Election Returns.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1862-10-16

Hall, Senate, is reported TO have LOO
majority in Blair county. He is certain
". elected. Blair, Congress, gets 800
majority in Blair county. No news from
Huntingdon aud Miiiiiu.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1862-10-16

The Democratic majorities will range
from coo to 500.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1862-10-16

HARRISBURG, ast l3.--Governor Cur
tin has just received information, dated
Perryyllle, Juniata county. that a rebel
force, 10000 strong, .aaGe their appear
ance within eight miles of Concord,
o'clock, and had carried of fifteen hundred
horses. The farmers of Franklin county
are moving all their stock into Perry
county. The rebels are supposed TO be
making for the Pennsylvania Central
Railroad.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l3.-The Penn
sylrania Railroad Company have received
a dispatch from an irresponsible source,
conveying, on the assertions of a reliable
gentleman, information OF the Same nature
as the inquircr's dispatch in relation to the
invasion, but it has received no coniirma-
ton from any official on the road, and the
Company place no confidence in it. The
runner is supposed to be gotten up Cor po-
litical purposes.
rSa- The Catholic Telegraph says of
the Presidents Proclamation of Emanci-
patton Eve think few unbiased per
sons will seriously quarrel about the light
of the President. not as President. but as
Comman 1er-in Chief, to deal with the
rebellion as to him shall appear the shor-
test and surcst mode Of putting il down,
even to the extent of confscating every
species of property employed in any way
whatever to sustain it. If certain. human
souls are legIslatively catalogued and
defined by the South as property, aud
are thus brought under the application of
such proclamation. the South may blaine
iIa-ssit
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1862-10-16

following we'll authenticated incident: At
the battle of South Mountain, when the
fortunes of the day were trembling in the
balance, and slight variation in either
direction might settle perhaps the fate of
the Republic, it became necessary TO dis
lodge body OF the enemy, WHO, stationed
on the summit Of the mountain, were
perceptihly thinning our ranks by mur-
derous artillery fire, assisted by infantry.
To do this would be no child's play. 1t
would be war to the knife, and knife to
the hilt:
The din of arms--the yell
OF savage rage-the shrek of agony
The qroan of death commingled III one sound
OF undistinguished horrors"
The sides of the mountain over which
our men would be obliged to advance
were rugged and steep, and desperate
foe stood ~rcady TO dispute their passage
But the attempt had to be nale-who
would make it? The Rescrvcs.
And now behold that gallant body Of
men-who had been tried hundred times
in a hundred different ways, and always
found true as steel-behold them on their
periious march Slowly yet surely they
press forward, their ranks melting away
bcfole the feryent heat Of the eneny's FIRE
like snow fakes before the sun. Onward
they go-'onward, and upward, and true
to the linc"-onward, like TENNYsoN's
Light Bri Gade-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-07-03
THE APPOINTMENT OF GEN. POPE.

The appointment of this gallant officer to
the command of the forces heretofore u 1der
the separate commands of Gen. Banks, Gen.
Fremont and Gen. Mcdowell, appears to
give great sat isfaction not only TO the troops
of those several Divisions, but to the entire
10y al portion of the country, One of the
prominent reasons assigned for his selection
by the President, is that it was believed the
appointment would not be apt to create any
jealousy or pickering on the part of either
of the Generals superseded, as might have
been the case had either of them been Sc
lected to be placed over the others. Gen.
Banks is said to have telegraphed to the
President that he Is entirely satisfied with
the new arrangement. This is eminently
masnanimous and patriotic. The friends of
Gen Fremont can but wish he had found it
onsistent with bis views of duty to his coun-
try to take the same course. 1t may be how
ever, that it is in contemplation to give Gen.
Fremont command in the Western De-
partment, from whence Gen. Pope has been
called. We hope the country is not to be
deprived of the services of the indomitable
Pathfinder"
1t is announced that the army of General
Pope is to operate against Richmond. His
activity and energy, if displayed as it has
been in the Western Department, will soon
be productive ofimportant results. General
Pope was born in Kentucky, March 6, 1928,
He graduated at West Point in 1912. He
joined Gen. Taylor's army in Mexico, as
Second Lieut.. of Typographical Engineers,
and was brevetted FIRST Lieut.. for gallant
and meritorious conduct in the battle Of
Monterey, and as Capt. for like conduct in
the battle of Buna Vista, He was afterwards
for his services in the Mexican War, pre-
scented with magnificent sword by the State
| of Illinois, IN which State be had resided for
many years. From lS4s to 1889, be wa
engaged in various exploring and engineer.
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DIsLoyAL Soc1ErrEs.-At the recen

DIsLoYAL SocIErIEs.-At the recent
Union State Convention in Indiana, the
fact was disclosed that secret bands of
traitors were forming in that State, and
the Chicago Tribune adds -
There is not doubt that in Indiana
and Illinois band of Thugs under the
direction, and by the suggestions of the
arch fend himself, are at work organizing
for utilization and cooperation secret So
cieties in which the bond of Union is SYM
patty with the rebellion. We are told,
and the tale is confirmed by testimony,
that we are not at liberty to discredit,
that these nests of treason are many in
each of these states named, and that to
them can be traced mischief, compared
with which the warlike endeavors of ten
thousand armed and avowed traitors are
slight indeed. Our readers will hear
more Of this hereafter"
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ing expeditions, He is the same Gen. Pope
who was arres'ed by the order of James
Buchanan, for having, in lecture in Gin
cinnsti, denounced the semi-secession course
of that fatal administration. When the three
years volunteers were called for, President
Lincoln nominated him Brigadier General.
After active and efficient service in Missouri,
he made himself famous in connection with
the ship canal at Island No. 10, and his
indomitable military operations at that
point he was made Major General.
He is now called Into new field of service,
and where additional glories await him.