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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-30
LEGAL NOTICES.

NEW YORK SUPREME CoURr.-wILLrAM CAULD-
IN well another against ~ .Bter >. 5oLthNOith In
pursuance OF judgment ana decrte this court bearing
date August ~ 1867 and of Judgment order and de- OF
this bearing date August ~ 1902 the subscriber the
thereby utp1intsd do give
shall sell public auCoA, highest BIDDER
rard auctioneefs, the premises, IJ Fulton
street. the city OF New ORR, the LIST day c Sep
ber s02 ~ ~ clock In the forenoon, al the debs good
will property, equitable tctsa rights and tnnge
OF coJartnership lrm Caldwell, Souutworth WHIT
ncy, composed OF above plaintiffs ana above defendant and
lately duag business publishers al ii3 Fulton
stu the city Of New York Dated New York. August
~ Is62 ABRAHAM Is. Tskl1 EN Receiver.
j. H. HoBAnr PIscksEy Plaintiffs Attorney.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-19
More andRettsr

We have news of still another battle, and
still auothur victory. Nothing at this
writing but the simple announcement that
the battle of Wednesday resulted 10 COM
plete victory, after the most terrific combat
OF the war. The details will doubtless be
given US before this reaches the eye of the
reader. What now is to save the rebel ar
my in Maryland2 Aud if it is lost, what
is to saws the rebellion itself2 We have
high hopes that Lee has nut been permitted
10 Cross the Potomac, aud never will be,
but that if he has or does, he will be hsr-
assed to death.
There is tide in the conduct of cam
paigns which taken at the flood sweeps on
to perfect success. That tide is now set
ting dead against the rebels. The great
army on which they relied to conquer a
peace has been defeated, scattered and dis
mayed, and may yet be taken or destroyed.
Ii the success is followed up as the gov
ernmen is able to follow it up, the. contest
will be virtually over before Christmas
Aud We expect it to be followed up
Henceforward, there is to be more TIgor,
more energy, more determination than ev-
err the government has exhibited before
The recent danger has aroused both author
tiles and people. Day by day fresh troops
are pouring in-fresh troops, too, who
fight as we'll as the old ones.-and now ut
last the bones of the monster are beginning
to crack.
The news received later in the
day yesterday detraets somewhat from
that received in the morning. The
battle of Wednesday is still said to be "de.
cidedly in our favor" but not decisive
AuOthe r must be fought before the palm Of
complete victory is ours.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-19
How the People of Maryland ReeeIv-
ed their oDelIvererB."
FREpERIoK CRY. Mp.. Semi. !

rhEbbhAOh SlEA Alb.t OepI. 10.
- II \
The rebel officers, wherever they have
been, have treated the citizens with a great
deal OF courtesy, but they have as gener.
ally forced upon them their worthless Con.
federate notes and scrip in exchange for
provisions. or anything else they desired.
The merchants and others who had arti-
Giles to sell, upon the rebels entering the
town last Wednesday, closed their places
of business and refused to sell their wares
Stuart threatened to use force unless the
stores were opeued, and then the mer-
chauts concealed the bulk of their stocks
and opened their doors. One of the largest
harness makers in town saved his stock by
placing smalt lots At The houses of his
| friends, leaving in his store small guam
tity of the most undesirable articles. At
Que store Colonel Gordon (of the Charles
ton Msr6uyy, and formerly of New Bed
ford, Mass.) called at a store and insisted
upon paying for goods he wanted in Con.
federRte notes. The merchant happeBed
to be u man who did not hesitate to utter
his Union sentiments freely, aud he told
the gallant rebel that the Confederate notes
were not worth the paper the paper they
were printed on.
The Colonel, in reply to this, asked:
''And pray, what may be your political
sentiments in regard to the present trou-
bles 81
MERcHANT.-I am Union man, sir, and
always intend to remain one.
CoLoNEL.-Tndeedl Are there many peo-
pie like you here!
MERoHAST.-Yes, sir. We have voted
on secession, and this district gave three
thousand majority for the Union.
CoLoSBL.-Yes, at the point of the bay
onet
MERcH4NT.-No, siI-there were neither
bayOnets nor muskets to intimidate us. Ev-
cry man WAS free to vote as he pleased
CoLoSEL,-Then zoe hare been most dam.
HaJly deceiUed'
The merchant then wanted to know why
the rebels wanted to disturb the peace OF
the State by coming here, to which the
Colonel again replied that they had been
deceived-thRt they had received MOusands
of letters from Maryland stating that the
people were oppressed by the Lincoln Gov
erument, but that they 1.-THE rebel troops)
the tOhOle lime since their Carnival here,
had been treated id cooEly, and 81 feel
like hell" The above is from a highly re-
spectacle citizen Of this place, and can be
relied upon as true.
To-day this city presents most brilliant
appearanee-the troops are everywhere
greeted with cheers, the waving of flags and
haudkerchiefs, as they pass along the
streets-stores and houses are thrown open
young ladies aud misses tbrong the
streets, wearing miniature flags, and one
feels as he passes along that he is indeed a
welcome visitor.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-19
rRInuTR oF RRsrnor.

AT special meeting Of the Hope Fire Company
held on "wednesday, September 18th. 1862 the fol.
lowing preamble aul resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
WHERE'S It has pleased Almighty God In His all
wise providence to remove from our midst our high
" respected a efficient mOmber, WILLIAM DIrTTi
be It therefore,
ResoIved, That we deeply mourn his loss to society
in general to this company and hts relatives in par
tcular, and that offer to his AFFLICTED parents our
sympathy and coincidence, in this their bereavement
Of affSctiOnate and dutifu son. beloved brother
and useful citizen Of this community.
ReIOlred, That the thanks Of this company be lem
dered TO the remen belonging to other organizations
In the CITY, for the AympAthy manifested towards U.S.
and especially to the "SeVe9tySlxn Company, for the
use Of their splendid hose carriage the oecGson Of
the funeral.
RssOlrsd, That copies OF the above preamble and
resolutions be handed to the parents Of the deceased
and furnished t. the city papers for publication
LOUIS @. STITEL,
JOHN II. ADJ, Com.
ISAAC 8. sEANAS,J
wheeling September 18th, 1862.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-19
NOW. Onward 90 RIehmond ,

If the rebel army has been driven from
Maryland, Richmond is the place to inter-
ceptit. Direct and authentic accounts from
there represent the rebel capital as being
almost defenseless. A column of twenty
Eve thousand men could easily march in
and take possession. Can it not be done
before the remnants of the rebel army get
back there from Maryland A belief is
gaining currency that such is the mission
of sigel He has not been heard of for
some days, though it was given out that he
was marching up the south bank of the Po-
tomae. If such move could be success
fully executed, and the retreating rebels
pressed, as they should be, in the rear,
there would be no hope for them but utter
annihilatton or capture. Such an achiev-
meut would be a death-blow to the rebell-
ion.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-19
The Ikann,vha YalIev-

The news from the RauaWha Valley is
disastrous and disheartening. This impor-
tant position was wrested from the rebels
early in the war at large cost of life and
treasure, and was held by Gen. Cox and
his forces ut the cannou's mouth No con.
quest has proved more damaging to the
rebels, for it deprived them of one Of the
prime necesssaries of life-salt. They re-
lied on the Kanawha Salt Works for much
of their supply, and SO complete had be-
come the destitution throughout the South,
and even in Virginia. that Gov. Letcber
has called special session of the Legisla-
ture to provide relief to the people. BY
transferring Gen. Cox and the principal
portion of bis forces from the Kanawha to
the defence of Washington, we have fool
ishly done what Gov. Letcher convened
the Legislature to do-placed salt within
reach of the rebels.
The recent attack on our forces at eau.
ley and vicinity, has been threatened for
weeks, and yet no reinforcements have been
sent to strengthen the defences made weak
by the transfer of the army Of Gen Cox
1t was given out by the rebels at Richmond
some time ago that the recovery of the Ka-
nawha Valley was part of their war pro
grumme, but although forewarned, General
Halleck did not see fit to forearm. We
have not only lost the immense government
stores concentrated in the Valley, but have
been driven from very important base of
operations, with the probable capture of a
considerable portion of the brave but small
and Insufficient force entrusted with its de-
tense. As might have been anticipated, the
rebels swept the Valley with overwhelming
numbers. The Ohio and Virginia regi-
ments fought to the last extremity, as the
heavy losses in killed and wounded show.
They made successive stands. desperate as
appeared the chances that s, 900 could sue.
cessfully resist 10000.
The disastrous end ofthe Kauawha cam
paign, may be put down as another of the
inexeusable bluuders in the conduct of the
ClepeLana ReraLd.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-19

Gxx. LEE has done in Maryland, without
saying anything about it in advance, the
precise thing that the Confederate powers
so denounced in Pope. He has subsisted his
army on the country invaded, and with
very impartial disregard of the politics of
those from whom he has taken his supplies.
Yet while he does this, the officers of Gen.
Pope's command who fellintothe hands OF
the enemy are treated as criminals, because
Gen. Pope said that he should carry on
the war just as it had all the time been car
ried ON by the other side. Aud there are
not wanting men in the loyal States who
denounce Pope'sorder and justify the bru-
tai retaliation of the rebel authorities.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-19
The situation at GalllpoIIs.

From private letter from a gentleman
connected with the Quartermnster's depart-
ment at Gallipolis, dated on the 18th, (Fri-
day last,) the Cleveland Leader makes the
following extract:
"There has been great deal of excite
ment here the past week. jenkins has
made quite raid through here. We have
now about - thousand troops here
Point Pleasant came very near being at
tucked last week by Jenkins. Ali the
troops were sent up from here to assist 10
defending the town. We reached there
about 10 o'clock in the evening. Just
then two OF our scouts were taken by Jenk-
ins who paroled them, and gave them 80
dollars each for their horses, but thinking
that we had heavy force he retreated and
is now at his farm about 10 miles below
here. He has about 800 men who are
finely mounted and well armed. Colonel
Light6urn was forced to evacuate Gauley
yesterday morning. He burned all the
Government stores and the hospital. With
ouly 1000 men he cut his way through
twelve regiments. His loss was very heavy,
100 killed and double that number " ounded
The wounded will be here tonight. think
the rebels will soon regain the whole pos
session of the valley. The country is full
of guerrillas. The boats that went mp this
morning had their pilot houses planked up.
The militia have been organised, and when
armed will do more towards the defense of
the border than troops that are sent here
from other places"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-19

"THERE is nothing successful but
success" was the trite saying of
French wit. So there is nothing victori-
Gus but victory. Victory bears the palm
a9d wears the crown. 1t comes "as the
conqueror comes" and all hearts are
elated, and every tongue pronOuuces its
praise. neutrality-suspicious.
weduesday-four days of battle, and four
successive battles crowned by victory for
the armies of the Union. Four consecutive
triumphs, rapid, crushing, overwhelming,
for the gallant army that is fighting for the
liberties of unborn as well as living mil
lions, over the hordes of treason, oligarcby
and absoluteism.
Strange and hayward are the whims of
fortune. Strange. too, how little will de-
press brave and considerate men. To-day
we are 10 the trough and tomorrow on the
crest; one day in the slough of despond,
and the next exhilerated to the seventh
heaven, as the wheel of fortune turns US
out blanks or prizes.
A few days ago many brave and loyal
soul almost despOuded. Everything was
against US. All our ventures seemed to
fail. Superior armies were driven back by
inferior foes, and disaster was everywhere
The Capital was beleaguered, Maryland
Invaded, aud the great state of Pennsylra.
mia, together with the wealthy cities o.
New York aud Philadelphia, mennced. Th,
rebel hordes seemed irresistible, .and be.
lieVed that they were SO. At the sam,
time the border clear away to Missouri wal
threatened--and worse than all, our armies
seemed paralyzed. Now all this is changed
In one short week the whole aspect of TIT
war has undergone transformation a.
wonderful as sudden. one successful
stroke on the slopes of South Mountair
was worth millions of moner aud thou
sands of lives to the country; aud eacl
succeeding day has been worth who'll
months of empty campaigning. To-da!
the loyal country stands again upon its fee
more firm and resolute :han ever for tn
vindicatiou of its unity.
And yet at the very darkest moment o
that trying period the grand consummatior
of the war was just as fixed and certain a
it is to-day just as sure as it will be wher
tho last traitor is diSArmed and the las
traltorous leader straugled on the galloWs
Why should any man ever have doubted
Why should any loyal heart ever have fal
tered7 Ifthere were no divinity that shape
our ends; if there were no reliance on tn
eternal principles of right; if liberty an
the rights of men were but uumeauinI
words; if there were nothing akin to diviu
ity in our institutions-in the civilization
we would preserve; if the world is to g
backwards instead Of onward, and histor
is to repeat the dark ages of Mankind
then indeed our hearts might fail us an
our hopes desert US. But until then
neverl
Perhaps in the varying fortunes of wa
we may be called to endure reverses agai
before the contest is ended. five are lie
US bear them with the manly fOrtitude G
people who have an abiding faith tina
checks aud reverses can be no more tina
temporary, aud that final success is en-
stamped on our banners by the hand c
God himself
l
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-19
Country Merchants
HEADQUARTERS 4TH REd'r. 24THBRIGADR,
3KD DIVISION VIRGINIA MILITIA.

ORDER No. 81
I(Y virtue Of the proclamation of His Excellency
~ Francis IL. PelTI Oint, Governor OF the State Of
Virginia, dated September TO- 1862, requiring s'the
commandsnts Of regiments to order the several COM
pdnies nnder their command to meet for regimental
muster the Goth day of September, 1852 and pro-
duee At such muster all the arms belonging to the
State which may be In their possession"
do hereby order that the captains OF the several
companies composing the 9TH r. giment, 9th Bri.
gade and Sd Division Of the Virginia militia, do call
their companies together In their several districts
TENDER, 1859, and muster toeH te tho front door or
the Court HOuie OF Ohio county, TO be formed into
rsgimentRl line at IL O'Clock A. NJ, at which time
the regimental roll will be called, and that they
bring with them all arms ia their possession belong
ing to the State OF Virginia for inspection.
1t Is further ordered, that Co npauy A, OF the city
ofwheelinG, attached to said regiment, Capt Gowdy
commander, appear in full uniform and present their
arms for inspection.
WILLIAM 8. BUCHANAN,
sepl5-till Goth Maj. Com'dg 9Th Reg't.
Press copyl
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-19
How the Rebels Invested Harper,
Ferry.

We bad upon Maryland Heights, at the
Ferry, two 20 pound Parrot guns, one 81
FOUNDER and two 8 inch Dahlgren shell
guns, and two regiments of infantry, the
10Th New York and one Ohio regiment.
A Pontoon bridge connected with bolivar
Heights, on the west side of the Shenan.
doahG Col. Miles, with the remainder OF
his force, about eight thousand, including
Col. Whites force, which had come in from
Martinsburg, was on the heights of Bolivar.
On Saturday the enemy appeared on all
sides.
General Loring's division ofthe rebel ar
my came down from the North. The divis-
ion which had been stationed at Leesburg
came up on Loudon Heights, aud two d.
visions which came by Winchester appear
ed in the rear, on the south side of Bolivar.
The investment was complete.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-19

1t was noticed by many who saw the
Rebel army in Maryland, that the district
priyates seemed to be amply provided
with speck and span new Confederate
scrip, of large denominations, which they
were fond of showing the Maryland
people, especially those whom they sought
as recruits.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-19
From Kanayvhn.

II is stated that the rebel forces that
have been engaging those of Col. Lightburn
during the last few days are between 4 900
and 10000 strong, and are commanded by
ooIS. McCausland and Loring. 1t is also
stated that Floyd, the biggest thief living,
in command of considerable force is
marching for the Kanawha Valley, by a
route different from that pursued by the
others.-POiH Pleasant Registsr.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-19

THERE is a terrible amount of suffering
amongst the wounded of the battles in
Maryland. We appeal to every one who
has any thing to contribute for the allevi-
atiousof the condition of wounded soldiers,
to send it along to the aid societies at once,
Whsues II wilt be forwarded to the points
where needed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-19

sOOUrs who have been out into the now
neutral grounds of Fairfax and Prince
William counties report that there is no
enemy in force this side of GOrdOnsyille
and warreuton. Centreville and Leesburg
are entirely uuoceupied except for hospital
purposes, about q thousand of the rebel
sick being at the latter place. No COM
munieation seems now to bemaiutaiued be-
tween the rebel States and their army, ex-
espt through the Shenandoah vallsy.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-19

Tan ,Pittsburg papers are discussing a
proposition to run a Telegraph line from
that city to. Cumberland. One of the,
routes proposed is via oounellsville rail-
road to BaiontORn, and thence by the Ma.
tiOnal Road to Cumberland.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-19

The Board of Supervisors of New York
city have passed a series of resolutions
highly complimentary to Archbishop
Hughes, and thanking him for the servi.
ces he has rendered to the country in
Europe.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-19

THE AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY give notice
that they have lately issued new style of watch,
expressly designed for Soldiers and others who desire
good watch at moderate price. These watches
arc intended to dsplaeo the worthless cheap watch.
es of BHtish and Swiss manufacture, with which the
country is flooded, aud which were never expected
to keep time when they were made, being refuse
manufactures sent to this country, because unsals
able at home. and used here only for joeEsying and
S'OindliHg purposes.
We offer to sell our watch, which is of THE MOST
SUBSTANTIAL MANUFACTURE, AN ACCURATE
AND DURABLE TINE KEEPER, and in Sterling
Silver Cases Hunting pattern at "a low price as is
asked for the trashy Aneres and Lpines Of foreign
make, already referred to-
We have named the new series of Watches, WIN
ELLKRY, Boston, Mass, which name wiz be found
on the plate of every watch Of this manufacture
and is one ofour trade marks
Sold by an respectable Jewelor. in the loyal States.
Wholesale orders should be addressed to
ROBBINS & APPLETON,
Agents of the American watch cOmpapv.
seP9-lm2ndP ls9 Broadway, Nj.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-19

Gen. sickles calls President Lincoln
"the embodied common sense of the
American people"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-19

THE rebels in Maryland are making their
last and most desperate fight. With them
every thing is at stake. 1t is victory or
annihilation. The latter is their iueyita-
BILE fate Mcclellan may mot be able to
wipe them out to-day or tomorrow, or
even next day but temporary failure-With
us thsreis not defeat. Mcclellan is getting
stronger each day, and the rebels weaker.
Seventy thousand men have responded 10
cuFtin's call in Pennsylvania. He is send
ing them forward, and new regiments of
three years. men are coming III every day.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-19

A little boy of eleven years old jumped
into the canal at Niagara Falls the other
day, and thus drowned himself, because
he did not wish to go to school.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-19
From &c Ladies q Raral vallsr.
-, RU9AI YAIIET, Va, Sept. Is, 1858.

Editors IntelLgeneer:-
eassPermit the Ladies' Aid Society OF
the Bell District, Ohio county, West Vir-
ginia, through the columns of your Valua-
ductor Mccoy, of the Hempfeld Railroad
for granting their hospital contributions a
free passage over the road.
Also, their thanks to Mr.. Bradley, of
Wheeling, for his liberal donation Of stock
ing yarnfto said Society.
N. CHANBERs, Pres't.
Kate Hosics sec'y.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-19

God guard our dag, and keep each star
Each stripe as bright ~ now they wave,
ilImRke Il Lead our ranks in var,
SfIIl noat above each patriots grave,
Death to the traitor that would dare
TotTaII It through the dust Of shame
Ali honest hOaFts its lot will share
Aud follow It to Death or Fame.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-19
MARRTn-

Atst. Mathew Church, oa Thursday evening, the
Lr4aIE to Mis- LEnA :. sEEpEENsiaIl ofthis city.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-19

THE New York Herald has now. taken up
the "onWard to Richmond !" cry&1- 81
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-19
DISSoIUTT0N

The commonwealth OF VirgInia,0
ADJUTANT GENERALS OPEIOE
WHEELING, Va. Sept ID, 1852.
Two ALL PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS who
Il have applied to the Governor Of Virginia for
YOg are requested to.rspOrt here in person imun.-
By order OF the Governor.
sePt4-d H.J-sAMUELs, Adit Gen. Va. :
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-19

Brilliant ExpIoIt--How Col. Miles
Cavalry EscaPed--C0pture OF Long
streets Train.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-19
HENRY o. OH, sAnL LGUaH11s
HENRY o. OFT & Go.
WHoLEaALE DEAIxRs n
Tobacco, Cigars, &c. &c.
No. as Monroe street,

NO. 20 Monroe Street,
Wheeling, Va.
In ne room Jornsyly ooeupiedby LaughIiHS q BtiEh
field, Dri9gias
THE attention Of Merchants and Suffers Il partie
Il nlAriy requested 70 our stock, which has Just
been purchased Of dTSthauds and Il now being duly
received from Louisville aud Baltimore. None but
the be. have been purchased and We feel con
hdent OF being able 70 satilfy all customers In
QUANTITY AND PRICE.
lust RECEIVED, Third Stock Of Handsonas wan
- Papers, and for sale ~ low prices, by
Jos, GRAVES,
2 jO6 r.F No. % Monfos q.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Wheeling, September 18th, 1862.