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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-04
Danger Near.
(Prom the PittSburE oaIstts.)


We have it from authority perfectly
indubitable, that the rebel forces on the
Kanawha confidently expected. some ten
days ago, to be in possession of Wheeling
IN short time. So sure were they if
this, that arrangements were made for
meeting between the rebel officers and
their families at Wheeling hotels, when
that event should take place. We were
shown letter this morning to this effect.
The danger is more imminent than
most people imagine Large rebel forces
arenowin South Western Virginia which,
from all we can gather, are Concentrating
and moving Northward. Lee and Jack,
son are somewhere along the Potomac,
or in the valleys west of Winchester
for it is said they are not terrifying that
town. Bragg, in Kentucky, slipped past
Buell., and is pushing eastward. All
these things indicated concentration of
rebel forces somewhere.
Weare not inclined to be alarmist; but
it is possible that st0rm-cloud may be
gathering in our near Southwest horizon,
the bursting of which may cause us to
see some of the alarms of war We ought
to be ready.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-04
RESOLUTIONS ofRespect for the NJ emo
ry OF Andrew p. Woods, Esq.

Resolutions OF Respect for the NJ mo.
ry OF Andrew p. Woods, Esq.
At meeting Of the vtGtEy of st. Mathew
Church. held at the Parsonage October 1st 1862 the
following preamble and resolutions were unanimous
iy adopted:
WHENEAs, It has pleased Almighty God In His wis
dom TO remove from amongst Us, by death, our es-
teemed friend and well beloved brother, ANDREW z.
WOODS, ESQ.,, and whereas the veatry ofst. MAtthews
Church DESTROYS OF expressing la suitable terms
ceased, therefore, JlIl81
ReSolred, That in the death OF ANDREW P. wooDs,
Esq, the Yestry OF st, Matthew'S Church, Of which
he was for many years IN active member, have Lost
a willing and efficient cO-lAborer, the Church OF
which he was communicate, devoted friend Of her
Evangelical doctrines, admrer of her ritual,
aud an earnest WorshippPr ut her affairs; St. Mat
thews' congregation, TO which he belonged, and of
which be WAS Senior Warden, willing contributor
Anda guardian Of all that pertAned to her best in
erests, and the community In which he lived an ex-
eeent citizen, abundant in means and willing to
cry go1d work
ReSolrsd, That the Vestry offs Matthew Church
tender TO the family aud friends the deceased their
heartfelt sympathy at the great and rFeparabe loss
which toy have sustained In the decsase OF one en-
deared to them by so many virtues, and WHOSE mem.
DRY is held In sneh deserTedly high reputO amongst
his fellow-citizens
Reiogrei, That the Yostry attend the funeral Of
the deceased in body.
ReIolred, That the members OF the yestry wear
the usual ba lge OF mourning for thirty days.
/ ReSorsd That the SacrAtaIy OF the yestry be re-
quested 20 furnish copy OF the foregoing resolutions
10 the family OF the deceased, and also procure the
publication OF the same In our citV paperi =
tt ersaaI tut u. A. HILDRETH, Sec'y.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-04

The Richmond Dsspateh of the 9th Of
September calls for legislation for the re.
moyal of negrosp, making at the same time
some important admissions. 1t says:
aThe Federal invasion, especially IN its
relations to negroes, has thus far been a
John Brown raid on grand scale. Wher-
ever the Union armies have advanced the
negroes have been swept of as clean as the
Eastern locusts sweep a field of grain. Not
one green or black thing is left Ia the line
OF the Yankee march, nor in the whole
country for miles around. The Piedmont.
the Upper Valley, the Peninsula, the coun.
try watered by the Rappahannock aud the
Potomac, have been stripped of their me-
gro population. This war has assumed the
character of grand negro-huntiug expe.
diion. OF victories the Yankees have
gained few. negroAs many. What becomes
Of the game it Is impossible 10 saw. nor IL
that matter of much Importance. The
loss heleeSer, Of so vaIuG6le an element or
strsHgh and property Is a natter Of suek
moment thatths Legislature Of TIE STATE ou0ht
AZ once % fake Fsdsgres for tie prevention Of
similar eaLaMities IN The future. This can
only be done by law proVidingfor the
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-04
GREAr movements are again expected

GREAT movements are again expected
The army on the upperPotomac is recruit
ed and reorgenized, after the decimating
aud ex hhustipg battles among the noun
tains of Western Maryland, and is again
supplisdlwith mnuitiops and stores aud
ready for a fresh advance on the enemy
How much the rebels have gained in the
pause it is impossible to say, but it is not
likely that they have increased as rapidly
as our armies, and whatever supplies they
Z have received have been brought with great
labor from Ricbmond. AIlthey have been
able TO collect around Winchester and in
The Shenandoah Valley would not feed such
an army for week. But they have of
course been reinforced and supplied with
ammunition. That General Mcclellan
will soon cross the river aud attack the
enemy there can be NO doubt. And it is
probable that the. rebels viii find them
( selves ontfauked and their commrnica-
ton with Richmond threatened at the
same time. There are hints of force Of
e twenty thousand men moving down from
Washington for that. purpose. There are
also limitations that heavy federal force
is advancing from Suffolk towards Peters,
/ burg. The possession of that point would
make Richmond untenable by the rebels.
Indeed, We believe that 20 600 men might
now march direct to Richmond on the
south side of the James In Kestucky the
rebels have reached the end of their rope,
and must fight Immediately or beat quick
retreat southwark again, and await our
new armies behind their intrenchmsnts.
Something is going forward on the At
lantic coast, and we may hope soon to hear
good news from that quarter. An expedi-
tiou, naval aud military, has left Hilton
Head, whether for Charleston, Savannah,
or some other point, We shall know better
after it has reached its destination and re-
ported progress. Another expedition has
left Pensacola, probably for Mobile. We
shall not be surprised to hear in day OF
two that Mobile and Savannah are in our
hands; and that Charleston is threatened.
Our navy is now strong enough to take
successively every rebel port on the coast,
audit will suon be done, and every place
on the navigable rivers of rebellion will be
brought under the FIRE of our gunboats and
be compelled to come under the old flag or
be demolished. We have right to expect
stirring aud glorious news from all quar-.
tiers in few days, aud We do confidently
expeotit.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-04
Can Rebels Impose n Binding Oath ,
CAIRO, RtrcHIE County, Va. I
!. --.--. Octnher ID 1862 Z

j
Messrs Editors:-WilI you excuse me for
troubling you with q line or Two, on a sub
ject have not seen noticed in any of the
papers2 1t has impressed itself on my
mind for some, time, especially since your
issues of September 25th aud 9th. In
the former you give the conclusion of Gen.
Loriug's proclamation to the people of
Western Virginia, and in the latter the
answer of the rebel Secretary of War to
Russell and Johnson, both members of the
rebel Congress, from both of which it is
plain they do not regard the oath imposed
on rebels by the United States authorities
at the same time o. s. soldiers, sworn by
the rebels and paroled, have been held
back by their oath aud kept ont of the SER
vice. Is this as it should be? If the Uni
ted States will not recognize the rebel gov
ernment, land God forbid it) why do they
recognize their power to impose an oath I?
If the q S. government is to be the ac-
knowledged power on this continent, what
power has any foe, whether native or for
eign, to bind men either TO act for it or not
to act against it2 think if this subject
was handled by you, or some one better
able than myself, something might be
hammered out of it.
q have no desire to appear in print and
therefore sign anonymously.
Hoping you will pardon this liberty,
am, gentlemen, very respectfully yours
LOVER OF THE UNION.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-04
Parson BrovvnIo1v on the ProeIama.
l.aa Ilons ---a

Parson Brownlo1v ON the Proelama.
In his address last Thursday at the
Michigan State Fair, in Detroit, Parson
BrownlOw said:
Regarding Mr.. Lincoln,s proclamation.
l will say. that if he means 70 free the
slaves of rebels in arms, and pay ioyai
men for them. am for it, out and out.
lEnthasiastie applause. Think the proc
1amation well timed, aud fortunate At this
moment. Ifitlad been made month or
six weeks later, the rebels would have
made proposition themselves TO England
to take their negroes and coloniEe them.
aad thank God that Old Abe has taken
Che starch out of them. Ioheers. j
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-04

PRISONS who have had extended oppor.
tuntttes for observing the feeling Of the
residents of Fairfax, LoudOn, Prince viii
liam and Fauquier counties on the Presi-
dents Emancipation proclamation, say that
they have been long expecting it, and ex.
press no other feeling on the subject, than
simply, that las they express it) the Lin.
coin Government is at last in earnest.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-04

THE Philadelphia Press claims to have
information that there is very soon to be
another grand advance of the Federal
armies in all directions and by every
corps in the service 1t says the day has
been fixed. the leaders have been chosen
and assigned to their positions, and the
necessary orders have been written.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-04

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SCHOOL STATIONERY,
NIX, Pens States, Ink Stands, Pen Holdsrs. IL
sasss Is '' p JOSEPH GRAVES
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Yours &c, w. A. II.
Co. K, 9Th Va. Regt.
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FOR SOLDIERS iD'tSS5Bo;PF;Sas s /. s,,,,,v
ssPtS Reta1 6tora
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-07
IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON

Drafting Maugurated By the General Gov
ernmeat- An AdditionalTAree Hundred
thousand Men Called for = Unworthy
Officers 10 10 Got Rid Of.
OFFICIAL
WAsnINGToN. Aug. 4.-The following
order has just been issued:
WAR DEPARTMENT, Washington, Aug.4.
Ordered list, That draft of three
hundred thousand militia be Immediately
called into the service Of the United
States. 10 serve for nine months, unless
sooner discharged. The Secretary Of
War will assign the quotas to the States,
and establish regulations Tor the draft.
ID, That ifany State shall not, by
the 18th of August, furnish its Quota o.
tRe additional 100000 volunteers autho
rized by law, the deficiency of volunteers
10 that State will also be made up by {
special draft from the militia. The Sec
r6tary Of War will establish regulation
for this purpoue.
Sd. Regulators will be prepared b.
the War Department, and presented Il
the President With the esobjeat of securln!
the promotion Of officers Of the army an
volunteers for msritorious and disting
uisnsd services, and Of preventing til
nomination and appointment. in the mill
tary service Of fincompetent.and unwortb
officers. The regulations will also pro
vide for Kidding the service OF such IN
competent persons as now hold conmi'
sions.. '''
BY the President. ..ay
4 80 EpwfN NJ. STANTON, Secy Of War.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-07
Important Order from Gov. Tod,
Recruiting to be Continued with vigor

Recruiting to be Continued With Vigor.
4 .'ss5.9a E, ,.,,1, - CoLuMBUs, Ohio. Aug, 5.
TO the Several Military ComneiRees: =.
The recent order Of the Secretary OF
War in relation to drafting, may cause
diversity of opinion and action among
youJ hence deem it proper to urge that
You proceed ID your efforts to complete
the regiments heretofore called for, and
gil Up those alrCady 10 the held,as though
the recent order had not been promulgated,
ardit iS hoped that the generous and lib
eral offers now being made all over the
State in the shape Of houulies TO re-
cruits, viii not DO withdrawn or inter
fered with, . Ag 5 .,.
II is believed that with continued vigor.
GUS effort, the regiments may be filed W
by the 18th. .n'aa
The several Assessors, who were direct
ea 10 take an enrolment Of the militia o
the Stale are progressing rapidly with ,h'
work. butitwiIl necessarily take some tel
, or fifteen days TO complete the work,
y. ff DAVID TOP, Governor.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-07

EzrAt meeting Of the Fairfield coun.
ty Military Committee, on the 4th inst,
the following resolutions we're adopted
and ordered to he printed:
Ist. Resolved, That in addition TO the
recruiting expenses which the committee
have heretofore authorized the Captains
to incur on the responsibility of the Com
mnittee. ,wiIIbe paid from the subscrip
tious tothe recruiting fund by yicitizsns Of
Hooking township, a bounty Of ten dol
lars 10 each Volunteer residing in said
township recruited for the company o.
Capt. Hooker, Capt. Perry, Capt. Frittel
or Captain Carpenter, ~. a.; al wv
2ud Resolved, That the Military Com
mi,tee Of each Of The other townships o
this county be requested to raise, BY sub
scription, in their, toEpship, fund suffi
cient to give a like bounty to the recruits
residing therein. a. &31l.l@s
81. Resolved. That the several Town
ship Military Committees, heretofore ap
pointed, be requested to meet this Com
miltee on Saturday, August 9th, at tw'
o'clock P. NJ, at the Mayors Office, ii
Laucaster, aud that the citizens of az!
oRnship in which the local committee
have not organized, or are not acting, b
invited to meet this CommittesAat th
time and place named, to the end tha
each township may be properly organic
ed for recruiting purposes. a-as,5 sss.
B 4,h. Resolved, That this Committe
hold regular meetings on Wednesday an
Saturday Of each week. at the Mayor
Office, al 9 o'clock P. NJ, and that th
/ Township Military Committees. and a
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-07
Exchange of Prison ers---TroubIe Ct
Newbern. -


FoRr MosRoE, Aug. 9.-The steamers
Baltic, Atlantic. and another arrived here
With three thousand rebel prisoners from
Fort Delaware 10 bs exchanged-Gen'
Pett;grew among them.
Nothing new heard from the gunboa's
Nvwborn advicesi to the 3Olh ult., are
received. M. j. Calvin, Co. G, 93l
Mass, was shot in the street., while do
ing guard duty at night. The ahot was
fred from house, and is the fourth at
tempt to murder guards. All the inbab
ltants id tIie riSisbborhood have been Sc
cured and all suspicious characters Jail
ed. Six or seven OF The adjoining houses
we're demolished.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-07

AomcuLruRAL NorIcE The Execu-
tive Committee Of the Fairfield County
Agricultural Society. will meet at the OF;
fee Of the Secretary. on Saturday The 1Gh
day of 44agust at 9 O'Clock P. NJ. l, il
important that tho Committee in full, b.
pr, sent on the occasion.
BY order Of the President.
JOHN A.. FETTERS, President.
p. B EMBIcH, Secretary.
Lancaster, August z, 1862.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-07
REEERENOES.


NH Hochstetler, Shanesville, Ohio.
Goo. Smith, Walnut Creek, Ohio. 4, ...-
f. Moschler, Mount Eaton, Ohio. 3D."
g. X. Plaster Co. Grand Rapids, Michigan
J. E. Toruay, New Baltimore, ohio.
VIM Leaf, PHILADELPHIA Penn. =, a..
Orange Judd, Editor Am. ASnculturist, NJ f'City
..s... .,... pI..-Phiadslphia Penn.
GrSr,.-witN tw6 horses on your Anti friction
mower, we drve your Mo- MIL, grinding 10 BUSH,
rGs or CoRN PER HOUR, and cut large quantity OF
bay AT the same time. ! have never seen apowor'
that runs with so little cton and consequently win
40 little strain upon the horses.
Pass. 4. R. Co.
CLosrER, N. j., Jan. 90, 1852.
,.MlEsRs. BEHNET BRoTHERs, GLETs'-l am yer!
much pleased with the power. At runs easier thaI
auy other power In this Vicinity; and with the sam'
horses will do pearly, or quite twice as much work
Irun my Thresher AT revolutions per minute anc
a "a inch Cross-cut Saw, at ! 200 revolutions;
" Yours truly, PETkk j. VIII p.
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fysieAt mill 6spvsp6idt0 Chieago or day ofAsr pow
on lake AiieAigaN or Lake Erie.
TPLiberal discount 10 dealers. Agents wanted
State, County aud Shop Rights for sale.
For further Information SEND sTnP I4r
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July 81, 1867 -3mlo
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-07

This gentleman, it viii be remsu berod,
was appoiOtcd BY the Military Commit.
tee Of this county &c ihe sub Coniniliss.
man 10 Ward No. 2 Of this city. 1t will
also be remembered that hi, sou. Geo. +.
Rainey, patriotic young man and true
sOldisr.pSs dsigg service. in the l7tL oLio
Volunteers, was recommended by the
COMMITTEES for promotion 10 Is! Lieut.
ensncy. While yOung Raney's chances
were goOi. his father seemedtO have a
warm side for the service; but when it
was Escer,sined that Gov. TOP could not
transfer him to the new regiment, the
warmth cOngsalrdi very suddenly. and
JouS G, RAISEY, alter having spent some
ten days 10 seeing three meD, refused to
give farther aid TO the cause. We under
stand Mr.. RAINEY assigns our classifying
him among the "autiwar Democrat" Of
the, bounty as a reason for his inaction.
This is a mere sbnllow pretext, and will
much surprise the hundreds and huOdIeds
Of Democrats whom he has been button
holing for the last nine months aud s Linz
up with all kinds Of prejudice to the
Government. and its cause, 70 whom he
has been talking "nigger, high taxes and
usurpa.ion" from the beginning Of The
ptescnt struggle. ra h.0ya
If Mr. RAINEY is not an an,iwar man
will he pat himself on the record in favo
Of its prosecution2 viii he 80 out with
the recruiting officers and SO proclaim it
Their, are plenty oil chances. Will he &C
cept thsm? r,s 4a ,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-07

@Mr, ~, EDwARDs.;Oi Cincinnati
will give an entertainment at the City
Hall. Lancaster. .ihis evening for the ben
eft Of the Lancaster Volunteer fund
Consisting of popular recitations, Patriotic
Poems, Battle Scenes, &c. Mr.. EDWARDS
comes tous we'll feeommended and we
doubt not MS ehiertainmsnt viii prove
satisfactory.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-07
list received new supply Of HXESK ELI;

TETTER OINTMENT,
For the cure ofTettsr. .Eryspsias Salt Rheum seald
Head, Itch, Ringworms, Ulcers. Soalds, BurnS, Bar
bersiSh Ulcers In the Ear, mplss, Blotehes, In
natned Eyes. corns. Inaamatory Rheuraiitnl Gout,
Piles, and al Krupuons orthe skips
To be hsd6fE LsSlo1gm, City Drug store, vhsEo
the money vtll be rtfundsd ifit does no, cure.
Lancaster, June ~, ie6e.-Swn'
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-07
Arrival Of Porter, Mortar Fleet at Fort
Tess Monroe.

Tess Monroe.
PHILADELPHIA, ,AuIesl / ~ letter from
Fortress Monroe. dated July goth, to the
lnquirer, says seven Of Commodore Por,
uI's mortar feet arrived and came 10
anchor in the Roads early this morning.
Twelve ofthe fleet. in all, left tie
Southwest pass on the lHb Of July. o.
these, seven have reached Fortress Mon
roe, and the others are bou,ly expected,
The officers and crewsufall the vessel.
think they are,o, reduce Fort Darling and
intimate d perfect willingness to under
take the job. Fiery times may be looked
for in that direction shortly.
A sp cial dispatch from Washington
says that the correspondent OF The In
guircr reached here to night from War
renlon. with the intelligence that Major
General Popes army liat advanced be
yond Warrington.
The men were in tbs best ofspirits ,ant
an enthusiastic feeling prevailed at til
prospect Of future business.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-07
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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-07
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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-07

ESrCapt BOND, of Pickaway. is can
sas sing this county in aid of the recruit.
ing service. The Cap,aiu addressed the
5eopls at sttode's School House on last
evening. and produced tne eject He
speaks at Rushvile this evening, and
Salem tomorrow night. Let the people
turn out to hear the truth elOqueDtly
spoken by q "war Democrat" p"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-07
sharp Fight at MT. Sterling, Il eutuchs


PARIS. Kentucky, July 3O.--Yesterday
afternoon, party of 944 guerrii!as, from
Boone county, under command Of Gen.
Bullett appeared before Mount Sterling
and demanded the surrender Of the town,
whi:h was refused.
They than attempted 10 take it By force,
but we're fred on by The Home Guard,
and number killed. They then relrac'
ed their steps down the pike, and were
met by party Of men under MajorBrach
of the EighteetII Kentucky Regiment.whc
ordered a charge, which turned them to
ward the toEn, when they were again
warmly received, resulting in complete
stampede. q. .ri
The rebel, lost killed and 48 prison
ers, with all their horses, &c. The num'
Der wounded is not asrertained. Our lose
was three youudsi. Major Bracht Is ii
pursuit @ the remainder of the band.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-07

.DqThe Democratic Congressonsl Con-
Seh,iGn at Circlevils endorsed JuDor
RANSEY.. What dose the Butternum at
the head of the Eagle propose to do.