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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-25
From the Potomac.
HEADQuARrEns ARHT OF rHE PorOr,

HEADQUARTERS Army OF THE PoToNAc,
Sept. "a, 1862. !
Information received to-day says the
loss of the rebels in the lat, battle is
greater than ours. Wright, of Lees com.
mand, is wounded in two places. Branch.
OF North COrOlina, is killed Longstreet
is wounded. Major General Auderson is
wounded. General Colquit, Of Georgia, is
killed. The rebels admit their loss TO be
20, 600 at the battle OF Antietam and 80. 900
since they entered Maryland. An Alabama
brigade, commanded by Col. Coring, has
not been able to muster fifty men since the
battle.
Residents in this section of MARYLAND
have suffered terribly siuce the Occupation
by the new armies in many cases families
which few days ago were in comfortable
circumstances are now wanting the neces-
saries Of life. All forage aud fuel aud also
substance used by our army is properly
paid for. Claims Of those whose farms
have been laid waste and buildings des-
troyed during the battle, are referred to
the authorities ut Washington for settle
ment. $50 80
The rebel movements are mysterious.-
Military authorities here feel satisfied that
the W hole rebel army Is still on the oppo-
site side Of the Potomac. Information 10
that effect has been received to-day. Lee
Is also there. Their attentions are not vet
developed. An attempt to re-oee1py
Maryland must be considered impractiea-
Ole.
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LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES.
Meeting of the Governors.

ALTOONA, Pa, Sept. 24.-The Governors
of nearly all the loyal States met here to-
day according to agreement, at IL o'clock.
Fourteen Governors are present, aud three
States are represented by proxy.
An Informal meeting WAS held from one
until two o'clock.
The following Governors were present:
CHrtin Of Pa, Sprague of Rhode Island,
Andrews of Mass, Tod Of Ohio, KirkWood
of Iowa, Bradford of Maryland, Washburn
of Maine, Terry of New Hampshire, Olden
Of New Jersey, Peirpoint of Virginia, Sol
onion of Wisconsin, Yates Of Illinois, Nor
ton OF Indiana, and Kentucky and Missouri
aud Vermont were represented BY proxy.
Gov. Ramsay regretted his inability to
to be present, on account of the Indian
war on his border.
The second meeting commenced at 4
O'clock, p. M, and continued until 8 o'clock,
The greatest unanimity of feeling appeared
TO prevail in regard TO the Presideni's late
proclamation and an evident disposition
to support him in aIl measures calculated
to suppress The rebellion, by making use
of all the power under his control, - man
/ ifest. They again commented at 10 this
evening, and will probably continue in
session all night.
4 Governor Curtin will propose and urge
1 strongly upon the Convention the prnprie-
/ ~ ofinslstiug upon the removal by the
National Government OF all sick and
wounded volunteers TO their respective
States. No doubt appears TO exist az 10
its adoption. The huudreds of thousauds
1 Of relatives aud friends Of soldiers now II
the army will appreciate fully the justies
i Of this course. 5''it'i 2 - 7
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81 0.e.legrag!h........
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
Proclamation by the Governor of
Pennsylvania.

HARRISBURG. Sept. 24.-The Governor
has issued the following proclamation: D
In the name and by the authority of thu
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Andrew
G. Curtin, Governor of she said Common.
wealth.
sEga s. APsoeLAMAT1oN. ~ y =
WHEEEAs, The threatened invasion o.
Pennsylvania by the rebel army has been
arrested by the prompt and patriotic re.
Spouse of the loyal men of the State, and
tue signal victory achieved by Gen. AeGlel.
laos army on the Antietam,
Aud, whereas, the alacrity with which
the people in every section of the common
wealth rushed to the rescue of their breth-
reu in the Cumberland valley border, il
worthy of the highest measure of praise;
although not required by the terms Of the
call to pass the borders of the State, our
brave men, unused TO the Eigors of war and
unframed in military movements, not only
entered Maryland but held Hagerstown
against an advancing foe, pressed forward
to the Potomac and resisted the threatened
movement of the rebels upon Williams.
port, until troops in the United States SER
vice arrived and relieved them.
Their timely and heroic action has saved
the State from the tread of an invading
enemy whose necessities made even militia
~ strategy subordinate to the plunder.-
Now, therefore !, Andrew G. Curtin, Gov.
ernor of the Commonwealth, do hereby
order that the troops called into tue service
of the State by General Order No. 80 be
discharged and that they be sent to their
homes AS rapidly as transportation can be
furnished and in the name of our mighty
State and in behalf of our threatened PEG.
Pile on the border tender them the grateful
acknowledgements of of rescued Com.
monwealth, and l recommend that the
companies hereby be discharged from ac.
tive service, should take prompt measures
to preserve aud perfect their organizations
and that new ones should be formed in ev-
cry county so that they may be at all times
ready to answer to the cali of the State.
Should their services again be required,
arms will be issued to them as soon as thew
can make regular acquisitions in accor.
dance with law; and the companies lately
In the service of the State will be prefer.
red TO others, should the supply not be
equal TO the demand. 1t is confidently ex-
pected, however, that all the organized men
of the State can be promptly and properly
armed.
Given under my hand aud the great seal
of the State, at Harrisburg, the 24th day
of September, in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixty.tWo, and
of the Commonwealth the S7th,
By the Governor:
ELI SLIFER, Sec'y Of Com,
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p9~ RETUax og JUDGE THoMPsos.-
Judge Geo. W. Thompson, of this city, who
has been confined for several months at
Camp Chase because he refused to take the
oath of allegianee to the government under
which he lives, returned home on Tuesday
night, aud is now at his residence a short
distance east of the city. We understand
that the Judge did not take the oath of
allegiance but succeeded in having himself
exchanged for Union man from Philadel-
phia who occupied similar position in
the South.
Yesterday upon hearing of the return of
Judge Thompson, Major Darr, the Provost
Marshal General, having never been OIL.
cially advised as to the terms upon which
the Judge obtained his release sent for
him, bat it appeared from representations
of the Judges family that his health would
not admit of his coming to town. The
instruction from headquarters is that per-
sous refusing to take the oath Of allegiance
shall be Imprisoned until they do take it,
and Major Darr proposes to carry out that
instruction unless officially ivised of such
exceptions as appear to have bean made In
Judge Thompsou's case.
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l@ Tns REnELs Is JAcEsox Couarr


pS- TIKI REBELS IN Jackson County =
We have reliable information that up to
Sunday morniug last DO considerable force
of rebel troops. was in jackson equity.
About eighty mounted infantry come into
Raveuswood on Saturday last, bnt only
remained long enough to provide way for
several of the wives of rebel soldiers to go
as far as Ripley to meet their husbands,
who were expected at that place Saturday
night. 1t is reported that two regiments
are between Charleston aud Ripley, in one
OF which are the Fttzhughs, Wells, Parks
and host of others who left Jackson at
the breaking out of the rebellion. It's not
certainly known whether q. ]. Fisher, 10.
seph Smith, F. P. Turner, or any Of the
other rascally, thieving lawyers who led
the people of jackson county astray, are
with the rebel force or not. Virgil S. ARM
strong, double.dysd traitor, who held
Lieuteuants's commission in the rebel ar
my, aud who resigned and come home, pro-
Tossing to be peuitent, and who was dis
charged upon his recogntsance, has again
entered the service aud recruited compa-
ny. Lewis McKeeney, who also deserted
the rebel cause and come home aud was
discharged upon giving bail, has reinllsted
and is again acting with the rebels. A re-
esniting Office was opened in Ripley on
Monday, week ago, and two companies
filed up by Saturday night. Spencer is
also occupied by the enemy, and we do not
now, with the exception of Point Pleasant,
hold a single post south of the Little IA.
nawha river.
Maj. General Loring, the rebel COM
mauder upon occupying Charleston, issued
proclamation ''To the people of Western
Virginia. copy of which is before us. 1t
is bombastic aud infiamatOry thing and
was largely circulated about Ripley and
wherever the rebels went. IteOnclndes as
follows: lsea
The Government expects an immediate
aud enthusiastic response to this call. Your
country has been reclaimed for you from
the enemy by soldiers, many of whom are
from distant parts of the State, and the
Oonfederacy and you will prove unworthy
to possess SO beautiful aud fruitful land
If you do not now rise 10 retain and defend
IT, The oaths which the invader imposed
upon you are void. They are immoral at
tempts to restrain you from your duty to
your State aud Government. They do not
exempt you from the obligation TO support
your Government and to serve in the army;
and If such persons are taken as prisoners
of war, the Confederate Government guar
antess to them the humane treatment OF
the usages of war.
By Command of
MAJ. GIN. LoRISG.
H. FIrzHUoH, Chief Of Staf:
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Purify your blood by using Ltndsey's
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Heimstreet's Lnimitabie Hair Restordtiue.-
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Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for chii-
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prD roIs1os ms A RAiIRsAb oAsk,LA

= ~ NEkAbAOA ~ A fANAAlh6AD rOAHEt-zA
decision was rendered in the Court of Com.
mon Pleas, in Pittsburg, on Tuesday, in
the case of the Cleveland and Pittsbure
vs.. the Pittsbufg, Fort Wayne and chiea-
go Railroad. The Pittsburg. aud Cleveland
Railroad company petitioued for viewers
to assess the damages for the proposed
construction of their road from Rochester
to Allegheny, to which the Pittsburg. Fort
Wayne and Chicago Railroad company OBJ.
jected first, upon the ground that the pc.
titiOners, under their charter, have no
right TO build the proposed extension: and
because the ground which it was proposed
to occupy was neceesary to the operation
of the respondents' road. The Court over
ruled the frat objection, and Commits
siouer was appointed to take testimony in
relation to the second point, with ihstruc-
tions to report to the Court at an early day.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-25

s@ HONOR TO wHox Hosoa Is Du1.-
We stated yesterday morniug, in giving an
account of the fire on the Island, that the
Hope Engine was on the ground. This
was mistake. II was the Independence
or "7s" Engine, from the First Ward,
which saved the adjoining property. The
members of the Indepsadehee responded
promptly, and they deserve credit for the
50 Si7a
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-25

MA RxvoLr.-The company recruited
by Capt. Robert Hamilton to act as Provost
Guard have misunderstanding among
themselves. The company is composed Of
men over fOrty-ave years of age and was
recruited upon q special order of the War
Department. Some of the men were given
to understand when they joined the COM
pany that they were to receive their bouu-
~ aud advance pay the same as other vol
unteers, but the mastering officer had no
power to pay them as they were recruited
for special duty. The consequence was
that a number of the men kicked up fuss
about it and the men are now in disor.
ganized. condition.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-25
The Confessions and Experience Of
an Invalid.

Published for the benefit and as warning and
caution to young men whS suffer from Nervous De-
biiity, Premature Decay, &C.; supplying at the same
time the means Of sslEoure. BY one who has cured
himself after being put to great expense through
medical imposition and quaekery. BY enclosing
postpaid addressed envelope, SINGH eoPIEs may be
had Of the author, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. Esq,
Bedford, Kings Co., New York. ap4-lydkw
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PURLIC sCHn0I.S

A Ia meeting 9th Board Of School Comni.iou-
"a erS Of the city Of wheeling, held ON Friday, tie
@sd Gay OF August u was, among other thing,
school Commissioner Il e Gxpsdient and nees.arT
that the present School Districts Be 20 noiied = q
construct out tte lst, 3nd, 3r. 9Th and 5th Wards
three School Districts, containing a. nearly e 10
Die an equal population. and excuding the 9Th Ward
fnm the Cty DistFetE and that the Trustees Of the
citizens OF the HaIds and TO present to ueh meet
iugs this action Of the B06rd Of Committeeman fnr
their rejection approval
Copy-Teste:
selIi-st GRO. W SIGHTS. Clerk.
MEOOLEN STOOkklNIs ARN-1 I6Ii
Just received at the Variety store Of
D. NIc0LL BRO
Hug9 100 Main street
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RSrMAKR NorR OF IT. That the
above articles, with Thousand other use
tul and ornamental can be had from t. II.
LOGAN & Co., ~ Main ST., and LooAS. LIST
& 90 Bridge corner Wholesale and Re.
tail Dr1ggisls, Wheeling, Va. 4
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BUSlNESs NOuI0Hs

1@WHEN DO ron LEAvs?-Be sure and
taS s!sl with yon bottle Of LosAS,s EssKxoR
OFJA,tAicA g SsSRs Itis'equal 70 Brown
and only. bali. the pticel AZ -s-atl-..E
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BOOK-KEEPING

Bnsioea1 Writing, Counting. b0uss CaIeuIations. Po
ntied Economy, Finance and Banking Commercial
Law are the chief subjects Of RttsntiSn bat thO In
stFnehonl In the1e are intsFsperssd with yaaxius
aud tueuleations tending the formation Of hfeh
character - men and citizens.
The eourss Of Instruction d intended 70 b a
comprehensive and thorough that Of any OF q
Commercial Colleges, while the expense 20 the SIX
dent e much les.
IL h. beEs leave to refer those to whom he IL
unknown 70 Geo. W Smlth, Esq, or to the oaiesrs
OF the banks IN Wheeling aud Bridgeport
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-25

B8-LIEur. KxAPP, Post COmmissaEy
has received eighteen hundred dollars from
the members of Capt. Overs company AN d
will deliver it to the families aud friends
of those to whom tits addressed. ofties
IN Bsck's building, near the Post Office.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-25

HARRISBURG. Pa, Sept. 24.-Governor
Curtin hes ordered the restrictions on ira
vel removed, and all person will, therefore.
be permitted to leavethe city without pas
Ses from the Mayor. -
Information received from Hagerstown
reports Our army in good condition, not
Wtthstauding the terrible losses sustained
during the late battles in Maryland.
Regiments return from Hagerstown by
every train.
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BarwHAr's nER NAMR?-A Iandlsdv nm

~ WHATS HER NAME IA landlady up
town, or down town, or both, sets a good
taels! The praise of her biscuits and
griddle cakes is in the mouth OF all her
guests. Ask her about the EXCELSIOR
BAKISe PowDER-superior to all others
Price 10 aud 90 cents per box.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-25

B6rwHo Is IT That is not annoyed
by files during these warm, sultry days y
You may easily rid your house of them,
aud in a very few days, by using the
LIGHTSISG FLY KILLER. Price 8 cents.
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CHICAGO, Sept. 23.-Cairo specials say
soldiers from Clarksburg arrived yesterday.
They complain greatly OF the treatment
received since they were delivered to our
authorities. They were placed in the
Pringle, one OF the smallest vessels in the
feet. The sick were not allowed to enter
cabin and one Of them died from exposure.
They demonstrated with Capt LasaiIe, 9Th
U. S. Iufanty, who had command OF the
fleet, but could get no satisfaction.
subsequently the officers were transfer.
red to the steamer Emerald, but Jared no
better, were compelled to sleep on deck
without any covering. Some on the gun
boat Tyler were made to eat with contra
bands, and while the latter had knives and
forks our officers were made to eat with
their fingers.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-25

S%THr Surgeon OF the 18th Regiment
of Infantry at Camp Wiley returns his
thanks to Mrs. S. G. Mott and other ladies
fOl timely presents of bandsges.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-25

~ READER, you can have an enduring, Away
ready, and reliable CON PEN, exactly adapted to
your hand and style Of writing, which viii do your
writing vastly cheaper than steel Pens. II you
want it. 'Srhs Pen Is Mghtisr than the Sword
in another column. mh25
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-25

This meeting was proposed aud brought
about by Gov. Curtin, aud the most beue,
heial results are expected to onsne; the
hands Of the President will be strengthen
ed, as each Governor Is supposed 70 repre-
sent the popular sentiment of bis State, and
consequently the opinion OF the loyal por-
ton Of the Union Is speaking to the Adj
ministration through their Chief Magis-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-25

BBLIEUr. W. ]. NICHOLS, of Company
B, 18th Regiment requests US to return
their thanks to the ladies of Martiusville
for presents of nice fruits.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-25

ED RAIS.-We understand that one of
the hardest rains of the season visited the
the section of country lying north of Mar
tiusviIle, on Tuesday night and yesterday
morning. Theratn extended ,oniy to Mar
tiusyille. THIS city and vicinity got "uary''
drop.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-25

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 24.-Dispatches recetv-
ed at headquarters announce the safe arrf-
val of Gen. Schofield at Springfield. He
will Instantly commence vigorous prepare.
tions to check rebels advancing from Ark
ansas under Hindman and Rains.
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From LouisVilla

LOUISVILLE, Sept, "a, l0i o'clock A. NJ
The appearance of the city is quite mar
The stores are all closed and military
detachmeuts are seiziuR unenroIled persons
to work on the entertainments.
Refugees from the interior of Kentucky
are enrolling themselves into a regiment
here.
A. r. Johnston, acting as Brigadier
General ut HoPkinsville, is enforcing the
Confederate CONSUMPTION act, and leVying
contributions upon the Union men.
The Journal is informed that Humphrey
Marshars advance reached ShelbyVille last
evening.
Nothing further communicable by tele-
graph has occurred during the last thirty.
six hours.
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b8 De. VAN BuREs can be consulted
daily at at his rooms on Main street, oppo.
site the Monroe House, wheeling. Gtaz 30
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pB-TnE companies of Cavalry now at
Camp Wiley, which were recraited in
Washington county are to be attached to
a new regiment which it is audefstood,
will be commanded by Capt. Keys of the
Ringgold Cavalry. There are some three
or four more companies now being orRani.
zed for the regiments in Washington
county.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-25

SYRACUSE, Sept. 24.-The Republican
State Convention met this morning ana
temporarily organised. Il was formed by
the selection Of Hon. Alexander s. johnson
Of Albany, as Chairman. The attendance
Is large
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-25

pS We saw a soldier goiGs down
Main street yesterday with the following
inscription upon his kuapsaek: 2
"a CHRISTIAN =t1sl,E
Whether he meant by this that his name
was Christian or whether helmeant he was
Abelievsr in the doctrines of Christianity
We do not know, but We do know that We
never saw man who looked less like ga
soldier of the cross" But for his blue
uniform We should have taken him for a
Malay pirate.
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e-'-A sTrrchIs TIM. "AFor Di4rrhoeA,
pains in bowels, Sc, use aauSD4's
CHOLERA MrxEUaE. Price IS cents.
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San FHANoIsoo, Sept. 23.-The steamer
Pacific has arrived with $4,000 in gold
from Oregon.
The After Valla StateSmGH, Of the 18th,
says gold exists throughout all mountain
ranges in she upper country. 1t hears that
a field will be developed north Of Lewis
and Olarke's pass one hundred miles in ex-
tent, aud equal in richness to any discov-
cred north of California.
The Superior Court Of California has de.
cided nat'the poll tax of 50 80 per month
on every ohiuamau in the State constitu-
tional.
A sword valued at $4,000 will be sent
General Hooker by his Oalifornia admirers.
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