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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-24
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-24

BB PARADE OF THE FIRST VIRGINIA
REGInENr.-The First Virginia Regiment,
Major weddel Commanding, came over
from Camp Wiley yesterday and marched
through the streets. They went to Centre
Wheeling, then to East Wheeling, and re-
turned by way of Market street to their
Camp. There were many demonstrations
OfapprOvaI and admiration along the route.
The regiment was only about two hundred
strong. We don't know what other people
think, but it's our private opinion that the
First Virginia Regiment has not been
treated right by our citizens. After the
hardships aud privations which the officers
and men have experienced they should
have had some testimonial of appreciation
on the part of eur loyal people. public
dinner was served up for them as they
passed passed through Pittsburgh. Is it
not shame that We have done less? tits,
however, never too late to do good.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-24

S9CAPr. CARLIs's BATTERY was in
olarksburg on Tuesday, but expected to
leave yesterday for BuckhauuOn. The
boys were all well.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-24

BosToE, Oct. 23,-The Steamships. arer.
rimae.and. Mississippi With the a5th- and
4+ih Mass. regiments, sailed from the roads
at sunrise for NeWbern North Carolina.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-24

az REApER, you can have an enduring, alwny
ready, and reliable GoLD PEN, exactly adapted to
your hand and style of writing, which viii do your
writing vastly cheaper than steel Pens. II you
want it. iThe Pen Is Siightisr than the Sword
In another column. mh25
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-24

~"A sr1ToH IN TinB.94Ror Diarrhsa,
pains in the bowels, &C., use GRUMDY's
CHOLERA MrxTuAE. Price rs cents.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-24
Friday Morning, Oct "a, 1852.
Notice TO Main Subscribers.
neE.TnE srNop og WnEELINo closed its

HslS1T The SYNOD Of w HBELlSG chosen IT'S
session ut Washington, Pa, on Tuesday
evening, after a harmonious and pleasant
session Of four days. The Gaze Of Rev j..
C. McCombs, charged with bas;nrdy aud
fornication, was brought up hy his appeal
from the decision of wasbiug'nn PrrsLy-
terry. After hea- lg all the evidence read,
the case was fully discussed. The vote
was taken, when the judgment Of Pres6y-
terry was reversed SO far AS that decision
declared Mr.. McCombs guilty of the
charges preferred. The sense of Synod
was expressed by minute stating the iu-
sufBciency of the only witness, in favor o.
the charge, and the fact that said testimo-
ny was inValidated by other testimony.
By this discussion, Mr.. McComos is re.
stored to his privileges as a member of the
Church, and Presbytery is at liberty to
withhold his license to preach until the
cloud under which he rests shall be re-
moved by some Providential event throw
ing light on the case.
The accused defended his own case,
against Drs. Scott and Sloan, appointed to
defend the action of Presbytery. Drs. Weed,
Stockton, and Rev. David Hervey, stated
without augmentation, the grounds of the
dissent of the minority, (which minority,
was a majority of the ministerial brethren,
aud among the number, the Oldest and
most experienced Presbytery.)
Since tue action of Presbytery was large
y circulated in the secular papers, it is
but justice to the accused that the action
of Synod should have equal circulation.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-24

B@-A RRnARKABIE FAcr.-Before the
County Court which meets on the first
Monday in November there will not be a sim
gle civil case. No witnesses have therefore
been summoned. THIS is something that
has not occurred since the Court was irst
organized, nearly half century ago.
We shall need no Courts or lawyers after
awhile.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-24

B~ sHoorINo ARRAY IN LEyls CouS-
TY.-A few days ago soldier named
Montgomery, belonging to the 10Th Virginlp
Infantry, who was at the time visiting bis
home in Lewis comfy, shot man named
West, residing about ten miles above
Weston. West is a secessiOnist and he
and Montgomery were discussing the Pres
idenps prOclama ton, West denounced the
President as an Abolitiouist, and said that
all who sustained him were Aboiitiouists.
The parties at last came to blows, when
Montgomery drew pistol and shot West.
1t is thought that he cannot recover.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-24

ES~ GENERAL 0RDER IN REFERENCE TO
PRIsOsERs.-It will be seen by the follow
ing that Major General Cox has recognized
Major Darr, jr., as Provost Marshal for the
District of West Virginia.
HEADQUARTERS DIsr. OF WESTERN Va
Galiipolis, o, Oct IL, 1862.
General Orders No. 2,
All arrests of persons not connected with
the United States Army, by Provost Mar
shals, at Posts, Camps, or other localities.
within this District, will be Immediately
reported to Major Joseph Darr, Jr., the Pro-
Yost Marshal General of the State of West
virginia, at Wheeling-reports to be ac-
companied with full descriptions of priso-
ners taken, and statement Of charges upon
which arrested, together with soeb oibsr
information touching cases presented. 4as
may be necessary or useful, "
Regular returns of all persons il, custody
or released within the month, will be MAIDS
monthly TO said Provost Marshal General
or at such other times as he NAV sDecially
designated, having in view the interests Of
the service. sS s VI
Commanders Of Districts, Posts, and
lamps. will exercise such supervision as
shall insure the faithful carving ont of
thls order by Provost Marshals appointed
oy them, or under their control.
BY command of Maj Gen. Cox.
o..y U. ii. BAscoN, Msjor and A. A. G..
Og'eaat-FHEo. Cox, Lieut.. and A. D. O.
RSrAMELAxcuoLY TRAoEDY.-Tbe fol.
lowing dispatch was received in the ci.y
lasteysaiug:
PoI&r PLEAsANT, Oct. %.
"lSha Hall aho. Lewis Wetzel dead hi.
Iie's The difficulty arose from an ar
"Tie IN this mornings paper. Dr.
Lewis WetIel was member Of the Leg.
1'lataFe and John Hall was the Prs,ideD,
Of the late Constitutional Convention
Both we're well known and highly resp.cte,
in this city. Mr.. ws,1el Was as,,ag :. ID
i'ot of the Point Pleasant Register, and i. i
e0nieetuFed that he must have publishes
something offensive 10 Nj. Han. We o
course have no particulars of the affair
but it is very distressing oeeurrenc
%hieh We deeply lament.
SwE are authorized to appovg.s n,
John Parkinson has received his 5eomhi.
SION as Assessor for the frs. collection al.
tEet Of Va. His address is Cameron. Ma,
shall county, Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-24

8A MELANCHOLY TRAoEDY.-The fol.
lowing dispatch was received in the ei,y
lAstsveaing:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-24

@wE are authorized to appov1,s tb.,
Soan Parkinson has received his commits.
SION . as Assessor for the first collection dis
%e1 DIVA. his address is Cameron, Mar
shall county, Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-24

s9- GENERAL oRDEa IN RRrERExcE TO
PRrsOsERs.-It will be seen by the follow
ing that Major General Cox has recognized
Major Darr, jr., as Provost Marshal for the
District of West Virginia.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-22

We have received a letter from re-
spectacle citizen of Hancock county, who
is known to US as truthful and esumabls
gentleman, stating that "Johu W. White,
Lieutenant in Company F. LIST Virginia In
tAntry, returned home last week with the
dead body Of his brother, private in the
same company, for which the Baltimore 4
Ohio Railroad charged him double fare,
He adds, that cit looks hard that the boy
AFTER losing his life in guarding the Road
should be charged double fare for having
his body taken hOme.p he says that the
lad was poor, and leaves a widowed mother.
and expresses good deal Of indignation
about the transaction.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-22
ouR sIck Axo WouxpEp soLp1Ers.

Wounded and sick soldiers Who have OBJ
tained or may obtain furlOughs home un-
al their recovery, as things now stand, have
to make BY far too heavy draft on their
scanty and handy earned means. Those
going home on q mere visit of pleasure
should perhaps properly enough pay their
way But the men disabled by wounds or
disease, should be relieved of this burthen.
hhether the remedy is with the rail road,
or WIN the Federal or State government /
viii not undertake 70 say. BIZ 1Fefr oIsIIf
10 Be a remedy sOne-Aers. / see thai soTe
Of the Western States are moving IN he
matter. 1t ought 70 be provided for eVery-
where At once. q r
Camp near Edia5uEg, Hs.ApriI IS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-22

Therewas great rejoicing among the
cOlOred peOpleOf Washington when it was
announced that the president had signed
the emancipation bill, and especially
among thOsewhO had been secreted for
days for feay of being carried beyond the
limits of the district to prevent their OBJ
tanning their freedom.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-22

IT is said on the authority of Intercepted
letters from Richmond, that several editors
OF rebel newspapers have been, hung for
publishing intelligence which was contra
band of war.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-22

THERE appears to be momeutary lull in
the storm Of war; not lull truly for the
work Is going on each day and hour; but
We do not hear an every days report of it
and there has grown up in the county a
sort Of morbid anxiety which can hardly
be satisfied with anything short Of a battle
each day. The battle at Pittsburg Land
ing vas the most terrible ever fought on
the American continent, yet we are already
tired of reading about it, and are looking
anziously for the next One reason of
this is, that it was not decisive. and leaves
the great issue at Corinth yet to be settled.
Another Is that It is the esnslmmatiOn we
are all looking to With such anxiety. We
do not fOF many reasons read the accounts
OF oar own battles as We did Of those in the
Crimea or in Sardinia They were read
with interest it is true, but these come ter
ribiy home 70 US, though We quickly neg
lert them IN our anxiety for the next All
this shows that though the American peo-
pie can Eight if they must. yet they have
no taste for war as q pursuit. 1; is the
stern necessity OF the war, and the object
10 be attained by i, that makes it eudura-
bic and even duty. Great events are ia
king place in onrmidst, greater than his,o-
n has chronieIed for csnruries. We must
be on the eve of more great battles. Our
army uear COsinth when last heard from
were but short distance from the enemy,
aad that vas days ago. There may have
besa battle already. Whenever there is,
there can be no dOnbt Of the result. Mon
dAys' victory At Pi,tsbprg Landing after
surprise ani defeat the previous day as
sures Us OF that That disaster has served
10 cheek the blind confidence which sue
eezsion Of victories had inspired. There
Will be 10 more surprises, of tia, We may
be sure.
In tie Valley Of Virginia, Banks and
Milroy are driving Jackson southwark and
getting il the rear OF Richmond, while
Mcclellan is driving at the front. In Ala
Sama Mitchell, has Gu, the great southern
artery that united the Mississippi with the
Atlantic coas;- Nothing could better ex-
hibit the Importance of this moyemsn,
than statement made in yesterdays tele-
graph, that Bsauregard, ignorant of the in
eision, vas still telegraphing TO JsE. Davis
for achievements, while bis dispatches
were received aud Answered by General
Mitchell, :; Decatur. IA attack on New
Orleans, too, We may expect to hear of any
day So upon the whole. if thssei. lack
OF exciting news just now. We shall have
plenty Of i; by-aod.by, and some befor,
long.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-22

Iris reported in Washington dispatches
that General Fremont will take the 6eld
this week.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-22

ISFEREsFlSo news this morning in ,he
Telegraph from Generals AilrOy and Banks
Jackson has fed across the Bloc Ridge to-
wards dordOnsville ia Orange county. a.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-22

The visit OF the French Minister to
Gated.
The Washington Star of the 18Th has the
following in regard to the visit of NJ. Mer.
eier the French Minister, to Norfolk and
Richmond
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-22
20 onee Annoln,nen,

=Se ARteoAA1pneAt.
At Purinton, Preston county, Virginia,
Mr.. o. D. PurtngtOn is appointed pOstmas-
ter, vice Jesse n. PurinEtou, resigned.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-22

A special telegram to The CINCINNATI
Commercial denies that Roseerans is To So.
nnre.Nn RIn,.i...
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-22
DIED.

!, In L Porte I'D, Aprn Il, ls6z, Mn. Jrt1, p
= slest dAaEhGar q J. I. Sa1sSloa, dseslSa
n ths 2tth year q ~ oEs.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-22
WANTED---2OOO Mules /

SEALED PROPOSALS viii Le received lyy ~. ma.
- GsEslgDed, unth twelve NJ on the sItli fnst f
s65JP !tng ne QnIEter Nastsr's Department JIith
Nay. ~ '+-' on or before the 18th day Of
o. the @uies to be delivered to the o. s. A,5..
.c . TIE o. 8 Assistant 6uErter Master. a pr
Al VII b Glbjeet to fnSpecfio6 -, - ~
49, .2Gte n1med PreiereOee win be siTep a.
aaleS Bids for 50 Mules OF uuuTSriS IiIi ~
Eoposls g b endorsed aProPosals for afu,e,
H0A-4l4 4AsIER's 0ITIcE, \ XIX CLARY. 10
a,-1 ~, RRe94IinE Virginia, Chief Quarter Master.
Aprls-tS -sN1li'-H'n = '4lEtin t
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-22
For Rent and Sale.
Town PropertY for Sale.

0IHR4PRR property than ever vas sd Gu the
~ Ohio river, can be had AZ BaresyiiIs, NSuro-
county Ohio. consisting q two acre los. three
cWeling aud AL tie Necessary ont buildings (zll il
Eood rePAirl- numerous fruit q OCDamsafSi trees.
the best Of st Eatsr. and All the oouVenienees that
nAn could ask The best Of terms viii be given.
En9uhe On the premises OF Of
SAMUEL B. WILLIAMS or
mh@o-ln E HORNBROOK- Sardis, Ohio.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-22
Removal.

WILLIAM LAUdHL1x, Dealer in ro,.se, Al;
W CisArA- Gc- has removed from l52 Main e 10
80 Monroe st. where he win keep eoustan;ly o.
LLAnd me 1est brands Of Tobacco Also the bet
article Of Wheeling stogits manufactured LT him
He invites the attention Of Dealers and all Others
Nl.iilhs TO secure the best in his line aP5-Sn'
Aetna Insurance Co. of Wheeling.
HE Secretary Of the above named Com Auy vi!
i pay stoekholders dividend Of one dollar All
seh. tS9- 5. P. HILDREIH.
1 1po-44l
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-22

Gel gard Cur rag. Esd keep eaeh EtAz
KhEh Btrips - bright - p5T they EEye,
san make Il lad car r1Hks IN sAr
sam Scat Above eseh g1tr5ot's grave,
DsNEh 70 the E-BitcG that would dare
TCtAa Il thrOBEh tie dust q ihEsgs.
An honest hearts its los viii share
Ard GSIloW il q Death OF FGEnS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-22
n. NERcIEE's VISIT TO R1cHvoyp.

n. NRRcIEE's VISIT TO RICHMOND.
The Norfolk papers seem puzzled By the
current visit of NJ MERCER, the French
Minister, 10 their port. That is, to ac-
count fer the fact that he was passed
through our lines to that end For their
information, We state that long since this
government concluded, as an act of courte
81 to other governments, TO allow their
war ships free egress 10 and ipgress from
our bloekaded ports under a pledge to car.
~ neither passengers nor mails, except of.
heial diplomatic and consular cOmm1Rica.
tons between their own government off,
! cials This arrangement was first made
| With Lord Lyons, and immediately after
ward declared general in its application.
" Aercier has, ten TO one, simply aTAiIe,l
himself Of it to communicate in person with
the French consuls in Norfolk and Rich
uonu on matters in that quarter involving
French interests.
The n. Y. HsrIId, however, attaches
great importance TO this event. We ex.
tract from leader in that paper ON the
subject:
We adhere to our theory that ". Nereier,
from the Emperor Napoleon, has gone to
Richmond as peacenaker We are very
much strengthened in this opinion by the
fact, which has come into our possession.
that before leaving Washington on this
| mysterious enterprise u. Nercier was clos
eted for two hours or more with Mr.. Sew
ard, our Secretary of State. We dare saw
that from this conversation the French
Minister went away entirely satisfied that
the Government of the CRiied States in
tends, in any event and against all din
eulties, internal and external, 20 prosecute
this war to the complete restoration of the
territorial "iOtegrity of the Union;" and
we presume, too, that ". Mercier has for
some time been convinced that the Soutb.
cru Contederaey of JEFF. Davis is a failure.
aud Is rapidly fading away, like a castle in
the clouds.
That Louis Napoleon has lately come to
this conclusion we have every reason Ia
believe; and we know that the conclusion
and the actions of Louis Napoleon are
very apt to go together. When he diyines
the drift of passing events in other ma
lions he proceeds to meet them, as the VIC
liant guardian of France. Hence it isoHr
beliefth NJ MERCER has gone TO Rich
mond asa peacemaker; that his business
Is to adVire JET. Davis to abandon This
hopeless rebellion, and to RELY upon The
good Offices of France with the GOVERN
ment of the United States in behalf of a
liberal amnesty; and to warn him. on the
other hand, Of the possible intervention of
France against himself and his confedsr-
ates if they, in spirit of barbarous feroc-
Ity, shall extend their. resistance to the
Union to the criminal extremity of vast
ing by tire our Southern cotton, tobacco.
sugar and rice crops, which are 70 essen
tiai to meet the common wants of man.
Is it not very probable, therefore. that
IN this mission of NJ. Mercier to Richmond
there may be the elements not ONLY ~ mn
immediate submission TO the Union on the
part of JEFF. Davis, but of an alliance ba.
tween France and the United States. in
volying final and decisive settlement
with England?
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-22
Wanted-l54O Horses

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received I,y the mn.
iS}, Ssttsne1, 1nti IL NJ on the 2Sth day Of April
rs or supplying The Q. 5. QnartermasterSS n,
P1riInent With 500 HOrsea. The horses To -
80, sound, serTieeable animals not les than X
hAnls nigh and to be Al least ( years OF a
Wv Of the horses to be delivered 70 NE r. : A.
i stAnt Uaarternaster a. GaIlpolis, Ohio and ne
% the U S. Assistant Q1artex-naster n
,nSSains, va Tht will lee subject to inspectjo1
y the above named officers and an must - Si;
efS 81 on Ct before the 18th day Of May, 1852.
BIDS viii be received for so llortes Or up,,sn3
Proposals. to be endorsi ..ProposSi, IN H., ;,
II =. CLARY,
wheeling, Va, April II, lS62 ais
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-22

SHALL WEST VIRGINIA HAVE A BRIGADIER 7
/ should fail to be faithful chrouicler
should omit to state that the common and
very frequent talk among our officers aud
men has been, and is Why is not West
Virginia, with her dozen regiments in the
field, entitled to another Brigadter Generall
And since the battle of Winchester the
opinion in camp is, that it WAS there dem
oustated, IT indeed such demonstrations
were needed, that the ''First Virginia has
precisely the material out Of which sncb
officials are, or Ought 70 be made. Can Won
not Ar. Editor, give this motion q potential
second?
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-22

pOrcede Blenkef.
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College!



TI,IiIs INSTITUTION Is NOW ~ TIE MOST
pmsptrcus and hougi.lhus condition. Twice an
Flurthr la, twJyrafs hiss Il been necessary to ubht
larger apartments ~ the accommodation o. ihr "a
rfu4sins number Of dudcnts, representing ncaty
every tate IN the unicn.
IL uoa occupies one " the moal conspicuous hni
dssinliy locstgd buildings ia The city The roolni
arr commodousiy arranged, spacious and elegantly
Tic advantage, and f,sA,i1s here offered to yosug
mon Le-,rng 20 qualify themselves properly Tor th'
various dutir. Of Tic CJrRtiug Room, OF 90 obtain
7G,gusgL ITdaieul Baii,ssI EiHeIii0E generally, afc
uugurpasstl IN any particular, by any similar essAp
lishmont Ia the United st1tes.
FACULTY.
E.K. LOslRR,
pfindral--IectuTcr "a thr Science u Accounts CJu
mcTec. Hp-ngss Cusiams, etc.
JM. PHILLIPS,
Professor the Theory and Practice q Book.Keop!ns
and Commercial Calculations.
lf.I. DAVIES,
Associate Professor 81 Book Keeping.
NC. JOHNSON,
Professor Of Businss, Enl ornamental PenmanAhip
5. WILLIAMS l-sgr
Lecturer on Mercantile Law.
RTy. 4. YEATEs REESE, u. n,
Lecturer on Commercial Ethics.
TRUSTEES;
I'm. Jao. ?, Kennedy, Hon. lo-hua Vsn'aht'
hon. Th0s Swami, W u1 H. heshstF' h'qI
jacob Trust. Esq. VIM RHhbo, E'1,
Thu COLLEGE Il provided WITH . ClHimercial Library
Of standard Works s1Prsaly for The use Of ne stu
Zach student hnia desk TO himself aud Il rera.
rately Instructed,
There being no yacition during The ytAF' sudanti
cau enter nj any iims
Tlrtlms usHllyreluir ocompleiotho faileourVe,
frum to " weeks.
DlPLaYi Is awarded to ~ Graduates,
large and Beautifully Ornameuicd Circular CON
tanning upwards 81 siN squlNI TrET approaching the
Exterior and Interior View q the College, various
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free n eidfgs, accompanied With catalogue giving itH
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