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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-21
HELDoUARIERs 2ITH BRI0ADE V. NJ. u
WHEELING, October 10th 1862. I


6eneral order No.1.I
The Colonies, Adjutants and Sergeant Majors Of
j. the 4th and 9Th Regiments VSI. will assemble ut
the Clerks oee Of the Circuit Court for Ohio county,
from each company, to bO placed under Instruction
The men thus drawn, Will attend squad drills two
evenings Of each week, commencing at O'Clock pre-
elsely. They will draw arms aud Recoutrenents at
the armoTy under the Courthouse, any evening be-
tween and O'Clock, upon receiptng for them to
the JRnitor, who will attend there for that purpose
The squad drills Of the drafted men will be held at
the several drill rooms for each company as may be
delegated by the Colonel OF each regiment; and the
Captain o. each company wlli Immediately inform the
room will best suit the convenience OF his men,
These drills will be conducted by the commissioned
and nOu.coInmi8soned officers Of the several compa-
MES and the abssntees from each duly returned to
the Adjutant Of the regiment.
II. The field and STAN officers, commissioned and
non-commitsi0ned officers, and drafted men OF each
regiment will assemble for Instruction. fully armed
and equipped, each Saturday, until further orders
at u O'Clock p. NJ, as follows: The companies north
OF MOuToe street, at the north end OF the 2nd Ward
Market House, under the com mAnd ofCOl. A. J. sWee-
ney; the companies between Monroe street aud
house, under the command Of Lieut.. Col. ThOs. IL
Logan and the companies south OF Wheeling Creek
at thB 9th Ward Market House, under the Command
OF Co James mckinney. Afer roll call at thesa sew
eraI places OF assembage the several cOmpap O. will
bs marched TO tho Tegmentai parade ground in trout
Ofthe Courthouse, 30 that the line OF the regiment
may be formed precisely at ~ O'Clock p. 81.
III. The held, stan and cOmmiss Oned officers OF
each regiment, will assemble for theoretical Instruc-
ton ut the grand jyry room In the Courthouse on
each Tuesday and Thursday evening att O'Clock pre-
BY order of Brig Gen. j. s. Wheat.
b. DAVENPORT
oct2o Asst Adjt. Gen. 94th Brigade, VIM.
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ArrAlRs AT wIScuEsrEn.-A Union re-

AFFAIRS AT wNcHEsrER.-A Union re-
fugee from Winchester writes thus to his
friends in Baltimore:
The Union men were generally unmo.
Tested in Winchester aud vicinity. The
restitution of the rebel army is most ex-
treme, the soldiers begging from door to
door, and refused by friend and foe. We
annex some prices current in Winchester {:
Calico $3.50 per yard; muslin 81; potatoes
$685. and scarce; apples So per bushel;
flour SIS per Dbl; matches 81 per box, and
other things in proportion.
Think of matches ut 81 per box
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-21

Tar Pres, complains grieyously that the
members of the Legislature have been
writing letters to Auditor Crane, recon-
mendiug him to withhold the State prin.
ting from that butternut concern, and
wants to know if the people are going to
submit to it. Well, yes, We rather think
that they will stand it, in consideration Of
the amount OF clear money it will save to
their treasury.
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But how to achieve it is the great ques-
ton. To do It unaided and alone against
tue whole power of the Government they
find impossible. What shall hinder them
from again appealing to Europe for an alli-
ance at once political and cOmmercial2-
Certainly no repugnance of feeling, nor
constraint of conscience2 But Europe
says to them, Your system of slavery is at
variance with all our record of decentralization
against human servitude. We shall stuItify
ourselves IN the face of christendom by an
alliance With you under your present system
of slavery. A5oLi5h that and toe tpilL reeo01ize
your nationality, and giVs ydu the right la nd
of feLtotoship and support! Would even this
be a requirement too austere for them to
conform TOT Probably not,-because they
see the system crumblipg away b4fore them,
at all events; and they have no power to
stay its decline. Bnt they will ''compro-
mise" with Europe, as they have been wont
to do with us. They win stipulate to
modify the conditions of servitude. They
will consent to elevate the African race TO
condition Of recognition as "persons''
aud not chalteis. Their marriage shall be
legalized; their families nnseparabIe by
sale; their right to inherit aud hold self
acquired property shall be secured. In a
word, they shall be s'FEUDALIzED" In con-
formity with the European system Who
can say that this would not be acceptable TO
the European powers? That this range.
ment has been proposed between Europe
and the Confeduraey we verify believe.
That it may even now be in process OF
cousuumatiou we must deem possible.
That this is known to our Government we
think probable; aud that the proclamation
of Mr.. Lincoln has now been made to fore
stall this Southern scheme.
But the Inquiry may come,-HoW would
this avail the Sonlh7 In eveTy ivay. They
would claim before the world the credit Of
emancipation. They would say to Europe.
our negroes are no longer SiGues. but Vas
sALs-" They are our Hfeudal dependents.n
As such they are bound TO render to MS,
their tendal "lords"(9 n certain serYice,'i
manual and military; beyond that all is
their own. To the negro they would say
We have made you freemen. You will Till
our soil. perform our domestic service, 30,
certain portion of your time,-all else is
your own. Your marriages are to be sa-
cred, your children are to be kept with you,
your earnings secured. Such is your free
dom. Now here are arms; defead vouTselp,s
and rs GgGtast those "YAakER INVADERS -
Mho does not see that this movement ON
the part of the South might not only con-.
elliate Europe, Int put half million Of
africans. IN arms and preoipitate them like
al ebon avalanche against as. =
We have all heard too many statements
As toithe purpose of the rebel leaders TO
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-21

An enormous iron steamer is being
constructed at the Philadelphia Navy
Yard. the dimensions aud details of CON
struCtiOn of which are kept as secret as
possible. 1t leaks out, however, that she
is to be plated with five-inch iron, to have
two revolving turrets, and to be armed
with l5-inch guns
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-21

ActERGYMAS in one -four country towns,
after announcing from his pulpit on Sab
bath morning newly reported victory
gained by our army, added: "This is not
the place to manifest our joy by cheering,
but we can make the motions" aud there
upon he, with the congregation, gave a
silent but enthusiastic "three times three"
by general swinging of arms in the air.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-21

eTHENew York Post states as fact not
generally known, that while the Moutgon.
cry Congress was yet, in the name of.state
sovereignty" iusdfying secession, there
was already a proposition before that body
IN secret session, to abolish at once all state
linssand state distinctions, and consolidate
the seven originally seeding states under
H'stFoug government. When Virginia and
other border states Joined the rebellion,
this plan was dropped, to be revived again
ifever the time should come.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-21

The Harrisburg Telegraph states that
stuarts cavalry were conducted into
Franklin county. Pa, by three Breckin-
ridge Democrats. named, respectively.
Wilson, Logan. and Shines, aud that the
rebels were indebted to their guidance
for success in reaching ohambersburg.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-21

In Cleveland boy of seventeen was
accepted as substitute for drafted man,
and received 5000 bonus. He spent the
money, and then obtained his discharge on
a writ of habeas corpus, on the ground
that be was under the age prescribed by
law for recruits.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-21
NoTICE
AssIsTAHT QuARTEEAAsTER,s ORY1cE,
ClaFksbuFR, Va. Oct. II. 1852.

AssIsTART QUARTEENAsTER's ORRICE.
Clarksburg, Va, Oct. II, 1852
GRALRD PROPOSALS will be received at this ONCE
until Thursday, the Esd day OF October, 1852 for
furnishing at harrisburg, at RAirmont, at eontrac
tors option Ton Thousand Bushels Oats (lAst years
crop) aud Ten Thousand Bushels Old Corn to be de-
livered on before the 10th day Of November
ing New sacks 70 be furnished by contractors. Sep
RrAte proposals will be received Tor the above forage
The above will be awarded to this lowest bidder.
J. II. HUNTINGTON,
oct2l-2t Capt. and A. Q. NJ, U. s. A.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-21
Appointments.

Washington dispatches state that James
Q. Orr. of this city, has been appointed
Tax Collector, aud John Parkinson, Of
oameroni Assessor for the Ist district of
this State; and that A. G. Leonard, Of
PatkershuEg. has been aPpeiatsd Assessor
for the second district. +, =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-21

ONO has among her galaxy of stars such
officers as Major-General George B. Nc
Clellau, ROsecrans, schenck, a. Med.
MGCook, Cox, Brigadier- General Byrns,
Brigadier- General Brooks, Brigadier. Gen-
eral Stanley, Brigadier. General G. W. Nor
gan, Brigadier-General R. L. McCook.
Brigadier-General Garfield, all of them
brilliantly successful.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-21

VIZ print couple ofatttcles on this page
from the Ohio State Journal, designed to
show that the South coatemplates a radi-
cal change in its system of slavery as a
step towards the favorable consideration
Of European powers. They set forth ex-
plicitly what has more than once been Civ.
en- to the country in vague hints.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-21

A letter from Switzerland says that 1OO,-
900 men could be enlisted there for the
military service of our Government, if its
representatives were empowered to make
liberal offers to recruits.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-21

eEs. o. Z. JANIS, the iuveator of the
James Preisctile, was killed a few days
ago At Sag Harbor by the aecideutal ex.
Plosiop Of 8 shelI Of his own inrsntinn
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
No. / Carbon Oil,

EoR SALE in quantities to suit customers, ismAu-
E ufactured by ourselves, and warranted to give
satisfaction.
Put up In barrels, half barrels and cans.
Lard OIL, Candies and Soap constantly GU hand for
''t oe.al.2u "AAs aast 4 s Qii::y.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-21
CASH FOR WOOD.

i for so or 100 cords OF green sugar tree wood IAN
lplitIat J. n. WALTERS Last Factory in Bridge
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-21
PHILADELPHIA BONNET DEPOT,

MRS. +. WALTERS and n. MARsDEN would
lLl announce to tue Ladies' Of Wheeling and ltH vi.
etnty, and their customers in general. and All who
opeulng Of Fall and Winter Bonnets on Thursday
the 20 inst, at their rooms, No. l62 Main street
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-21

God guard our nag, and keep each star
Each stripe A. bright IS now they wave,
HlImACaIt lead our ranks In war,
Btill dOat above each pltCi0ps grRYe,
Death to the traitor that would dare
To trGil u through the dust OF shame.
All honest hearts its lot will share
And follow II 70 Death or PANE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-21

sExAroR DootlFFLH has declared in a
letter just published that he stands by :he
Prsaideht and by his Proelanation. We
should like TO know Il the Butternpt news
papers which hAye, been. quoting Senator
peolittie can worm any consolation out,Oi
that faets = .s.sss
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-21

tGES. oAss has expressed The opinion,
according to the Detroit FEss Prem Of the
11th, that "there was no power in the
Executive, under the oolstitatiou, to de.
cree the emancipation OF slaves, though as
war measure, whenever it became neces-
sary, in the operations of our forces against
the rebels, to free the slaves, twas eompe-
tent for the President TO direct tito be
done" Whether it has become necessary
OF not the General does not say.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-21

Office Asst. Qua1.termaster,
WHEELING, Va, October, 1862
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Of
- nee until u O'Clock ~, Friday, the 2tth day
OF October 1859, for turuis ling seventy thousand
10000 bushels Oats 5000 buAhsls at Washington
Washington county, Pa! 1900 bushels at Cameron
Va, and 10000 bushels at Wheeling, Va Also my
thousand (50,OOO) bushels Corn; 10000 bushels a
Washing on, Washington county. Pa; 10000 bushels
to BIO delivered, third before the 14th No
yember, the remainder on the Both November.
New and substantial sacks TO be furnished by con-
tractors. The above 70 be awarded to the lowest
bidder. WA. Il. DOWNING,
oetls-th Capt, and A. q. n, U. S.A.
Grain viii be received at Washington and Came
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-21

Iris Indignantly denied that Prince salm
sAlm has been sent to Sing Sing.
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To every close and dispassInnate obser-
yer of recent events it must be obvious that
mere rs a movement on 1907 IN the South
Dor system. The keen sighted leaders of
the southern rebellion would utterly fail to
equal themselves in political acumen, were
they to fail to see the impending necessity
for this.
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LOST

LOST,
A PAIR OF GOLD FRAMED sPECTACLEs in
IA black case, much worn, somewhere between the
Mcclure House aud the Market House. The finder
will be rewarded by leaving them ut this office.
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country. ls-e "cG.n-s vii! be found safe Iced,
AMP certain feg=cy Oh-r dIcipe- leave the .vxt..,
subject 10 ee' Il IL tl>ea-- u. nes- tue--
eins. Is perna;~t- r-y Iisih te satisfied
BtLtoCs FEW ~ ASp LivE,. CDAPL.ISr- r--tia! srs!
Debility ors 81 ii-iHe Di-eae- ut i.--he Med
iein-- have te-L utd With te L-uetcal Fvsgs Ia
case ol This d-scr p'iOU ;kiug- Evil an ~rrotUi.
II IT. wort ioIm,. lrd- % the mild ye. t,'tefi -
ton ofthess remarkable Medrcinec, Ni<At Sy-er.
Neivou. Debility. Nev ". Con plants of AL kinda. Pal
rst!oLs OF the Heart, fsrte:s CClc speedy
I'd
MEnrugfAI Psrson. ~ bo.. -, . :, r,;,..
tsve become paired BY the rjudciou OF N-resry
VII tut these Nedicne. petect erret "a they never
III 10 eradicate from h- .ysiem all the effects Of Ner
Fy Infinitely .coIer ter the meet powerful preper.-
lion of Saisaparis
Prepared snd sold BY w. Il MOEFAT,
21YylI 3S BROADWAY Nxw YoRx
YOR SALE Rv AL DRUGGISTS.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-04
MRS. WILSON'S
C O c @ A II Ut OIL
HAIR DRESSING

Mrs. wi:ra': Hair Dressing IS PIT p il large bottles,
ant re;L3 i,- 3 c.. per 5o-. and ir dressing lie
hair a-y .@.51, y1an- : oil there ~ = equal IN
.. ~.r- :: vG maze the hair everything yeS wish i.
. te All -crsc:=r = Ia: Perfume IA: i Infinitely
sr.c-r sy 0: tAe fashionable extracts either foreign
- A-..ri-ar which -l.se should =n;i,ie !: pace
sysry l-iv's ta=. table.
lie :,- h.-eaera-or before retiring Z: night and
n a- -lc-uiUg apply ,e Of .Ae Dressing. ard voGr
-a.- vii Y- even ul5re life Ike n color and beauty.
U.e Eotar- y0;- hair bu: these preiarations ard
the-s a;c0rt.a, directions, and warrzn: you
guoa healthy head of hair.
Ha.uflcu-e and sold a: Wholesale by Henry P. VIII
SOC Co Manchester, H.,:o whom all letters should
be atGrs=.-i.
L. Z. PIERCE,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-04
DIR. MARSHALLS HEADACHE
CATARRH SNUFF.

THIS Snrf has hor 1ely proved itself 20 be the best
article knowu fcr curing the CA7AEEH. CoLo IN
raE HsAp. and the EEA2AcEE. Il has been found an
excellent remedy In rnauy cases cf EYzs. DEF-
Las been removed by it, aud HGAaTS1 has oft- Il
neen greatly improved 81 is use IL pGrges out s 90
structons. stL=ns the Glaad. and gives healthy
action the parts affected. It is recommended BY many
os the best physicians ssd used with great and
satisfaction everywhere.
Moe than twenty five years. experience has proved
its great value and at this nent higher than
ever before
large number Of tt. NOS. espec.bIe Druggists in
Boston and Neg York in iteste signed by then IL
1854 say:
- The undersigned, having 'or many years been ae
cuainted with Da. NAasHILL's CAfAaSH AND HEADAcEB
SSUrr and sold it in vi o sale trade, eheerfully
state that believe il TO be every respect to the
Recommendation given OF II foi he cure Of CatArrn
Affections, and tina. is deed y best article We have
ever known for all the eases Of the head"
BE are oT CouUterfetts.
fac siuile Of th. siGnAtGre Of the y Jrietos
CHARLES BOWEN bc ever bottle Soil 10y Drug
- -y.ryhers z.isuI6l,vl