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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-11
Signs of the Times.

Never was the tendency of opinion in one
direction more clearly observable in this
country than at this time. on the subject of
Slavery. Whether the indications be sought
In the public journals, in the utterances OF
public men, or in the daily expressions Of in
dividual opinion, a change has taken place
so marked that il behooves the politician to
mark and inwardly digest the signs of the
times. Whether he likes or dislikes, the fact
is apparent and unmistakable that the insti-
tuition OF Slavery is becoming more and
more obnoxious with every days prolongs-
ton Of the rebellion in its behalf Men who
have heretofore been opposed to agitation
are now agitatOrs: those formerly timid and
moderate are now outspoken; those who
prided themselves On their conservatism are
willing now To be stigmatized as radicals.
We have conrersed with not few army
officers. whose duties have brought them in
contact with the institution and its cham
pions-the slave and his rebel master-and
have been surprised to SEQ how strong the
sentiment of hostility TO Slavery has become
In the minds Of almost all. This il true oi
all political classes; Democrats quite as of
ten a. Republicans. They hate Slavery Just
a. they hate the rebellion. regarding one as
the cause and the other a. the effect. They
have witnessed the treacherous, cxacting,
dishonest disposition of many rebel slave.
FOLDERS. and they associate the traits with
the class. They have seen the traces Of the
institution in the regions where IL most pre-
walls, and cannot be persuaded that an insti-
tuition which marks IT, domicil with so much
that i repul.ivc. has any claims 20 their pro
lection.
Il have always been Democrat. said a
military friend. day or two since. "but no
body need talk 10 me again in behalf oil
Slavery Expire ssions OF this kind We have
heard from very many. aud ~ the same
time been assured that such Was the current
opinion IN the army
Bat let any one uots the opinions be hears
in daily intercourse with those whom he i.
well acquainted with: how inscnsibly "a
themsel, C.. their minds. habits of thought
and expressions have changed in the same
direction. There = NJ reactsn; there car
be none Conservatism nav shrek until Il
i hoarse. the progress OF opinion Is steady
and its tendencies are constantly more and
more adverse 70 the demands Of Slssery and
10 is arcressions st LeH,s Demseraf
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sanguine that hostilities win cease within two
years The struggle Is Of a most desperate
character, and the leaders Of the rebel States
viii resort 20 the most extraordinary and sui
cidsl mesrs TO avert the destruction Of their
rule.
The loyal States should be a unit in be-
half Of the Government. But such l. des--
tined not to be the case There Is a strenu-
Gus effort making by the leading sympathiz-
ers Of the North. to divide the people into
factions in order to destroy their Govern
mens. and establish upon its ruins. the one
Of JEFFERSON DAVIS. the chief corner stone
OF which Is slavery yALIAxDIeHkx. JESSE
ID. BEIeHT, Blk. Woop, JANIS c. ROBINSON,
and ID. W. VOORHEES,. are the leaders and
representatives Of this faction, aud are per-
forming the most extraordinary labor to or
ganize IL 20 that its power may become efiec-
tive Jxyy. DAVIS does not expect them to
take the sword and strike their Government
directly. but he does expect of them that
which they are doing. to wit: organizing po-
litical parties TO oppose the Administration
in its prosecution Of the war, and to force
the Government into dishonorable peace.
These circumstances taken in connection
with the seeming disposition Of England and
France. TO interfere in the contest, render
the present the most important period OF the
war We believe the Government should
have called for five hundred thousand men
instead Of three hundred thousand. An ar
my adequate TO all emergencies. should b,
organized and put into service. Everything
indicates that before the war closes. still an
other call will have TO be made 10 iill up ths
the shattered columns Of the Federal forces
IL would be better to have the force requires
for the whole task organized at once, than 4
proloug the conflict to an indefinite period
and hazard. in the meantime. the inteyen
ton Of foreign powers. But let US nope tina
the Administration viii act with that wis,
and enlightened craftsmanship which tn
crisis 80 imperiously demands.
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fisf REGIMENT.

The most cheering accounts cone TO us
tom all parts Of the District. Of the recruit
ing for this regiment. The organization of
companies has commenced in Sullivan.
Greene, Clay. ycrmillion and Parke. Three
recruiting Offices are open in this city. Ey-
sry District in the State Is moving in this
matter, and we trust that tho gallant 1ist
will be- first ready on the list. Col. Thomp-
son. the Commandsnt Of the post, is throw
Jog all his energy in this patriotic cause.
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Conversational Executive COMMITTEES.

The following Union Executive Commit
tee for the 7lh Congressional District was
selected Dy the delegation in attendance at
Indianapolis. on the 18th OF June.
yEnnILrox Cor~Ty--Ira Abdili. David
a. Jones.
PARrE-J. T. Buskirk. George X. Steele.
vIeo-Charles E. Hosdford. ]. r. Baird.
PrrSsx-Jeff. Tyler. John Hanna
OwES-F. T. Brown. Harlan Richards.
GnrxxK-S. X. Cavins-
SULLIVAN - Thomas keafns. Jas. H.
O'Boyie-
CL.Y-Jobn McNamer, W. H. Clifford
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LEGAL.

STATE of Indiana. Vigo County, SIS.
~ Ne. is23-yigo Circuit Court, September term
lss1-johnsthan kosel w. Rsoeccs kossi-retitioa
Coz Divorce.
On this dsy. towlt the 9Th day 81 July, A. D. ls6s
comes the Plaintiff b Honsff, Attorney. aud
Gle their complains, herein, also competent Wit
nesses' sridAvit, showing that the defendant 10 q
non--esidenf Of the State 81 Indiana.
Notice q therefore hereby given 90 the said de-
PENDANT q the rling aud psudsncy pf this proceed
ing. aud that the same will be heard And detefniu
Cd q; the neat Term a cur said Court, commencing
the Fsrst Nondsy q september neri, A. D. iss9
Attest. J. II. Hl.AKf. Ciert
iaiyTfff
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LEGAL.
! ADMINISTRATORS SALE

N Notice Is hereby given that viii sell. at pub
lie snetion Thursday the Tth day 81 August next
commencing al o'clock A. ~, a. the residence of
George BroAdhurst. late Of vigo county, deceased,
ali his personal property not taken ~ the widow,
consisting Of horses cows, hogs wagons corn, farm
ing Implements, Bridge Stock. merchandise, &C.
sums over three dollars. the purchaser giving bis
nots with approved security, waving valuation aud
appraisment laws.
layiidkw3w
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LEGAL.

DEPORT OF THE AUDITOR OF
1tyigo county. showing the amount received
and disbnrsed for The year commencing June lat
issi. aud ending May slst. A ID. is6e. Inclusive:
kEcrIrM.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
~ Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned
has been appointed Adminisr a;or Of the estate Of
George Broadhurst, deceased. late q vigo county
and State OF Indiana. Tho said estate Il probably
solvent.
wK. EDWARDS. Admir-.
Terre Hsute. July IL, lsss. DIV
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ToNsoRIAL.
Modicated Hair washi

Modicated Hair WASH
DROP. GEORGE w. CANADA
II savfns rrrft>1 hfs shaving AM Hair Dr~-sia~x
ssiesn adjoining lie Tsrrs Hsuis House, bee- lssss
10 inform The cicsens and publf generally. thai %
Il Ds~ prepared - wsit upen eSstonsrs a. BE
usual satisfactory manner. sufes sst~ncon gf,esl-
sAstspsoullz ana csstsns fsiiss AMI ifius osSs
naar. $50. ". CANADA
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

THE SOUTHERN BANK OF
Il Indiana has declared a dividend Of i've per
cent its Capital STOCK out Of the earnings Tor the
last SIX months payable 90 Stockholders al lie Office
On and after the 18th inst
J. n. WILLIAMS. rres't.
July 9. iss3diw
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sscRETARr oy STATE,
WILLIAM A PEELLE-
AupIroR or sTArE,
ALBERT LASGE.
TREASURE or STATE.
JONATHAN s. HARVEY
ATTORNEY eKsEKsI,
DELAyAR WILLIAMSON,
srrKzrsrKxpExT OF rrBIrc INSTRUCTION.
JOHN I. MORRISON.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-23

KANSAS CRY, No., 22.-The following
Official report has just been received from
the expedition under Col Burns, which has
been in pursuit OF Quantrel's guerrilla
band since their raid in Alabama:
Though for fourteen days our force have
been In hot pursuit of Quantrel through
Jackson, johnson and Lafayette counties,
unable to bring on an engagement other
than an occasional picket skirmish until
the 9th, when about so Of oar cavalry came
up With enemy Eve miles north Of Pleasant
Hill, and a brisk ere was kept up for
about ten minutes, when the enemy broke
aud fed in confusion, leaving two Of their
dead on the field. We pursued them two
miles farther, when the enemy entered the
woods scattering in all directions.
The enemy's loss is unknown. Our loss
lie one killed and three wounded.
We captured from the enemy all the
transportation and subsistence for the ex-
petition. one hundred stand of arms, ten
thousand rounds of Ammunition, one hun
bred horses, Eve wagons, number Of
tents and other camp equipage. Also, a
considerable quantity OF dry goods, gro.
ceries, &C., previously stolen from the citi-
zens of Alatho.
The houses, out buildings, grain, &c.
belongingto some twelve noted maFauders
whose premises bad been the faVorite baunts
OF guerrillasi were burned. 5f 5rfs.T
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-23

q bs2s The WORLDS OPINION must have its
due and proper course in It's endorsement
Of the wonderful virtues Of the celebrated
Mrs. Gardner's Indian Balsam of Liver
wort and Hoarhound, which cures Coughs,
Colds and Consumption, and is doing won
ders. For sale by Reed & Kraft.
The Lightning Fly RRter.-For killing
flies. For sale by Reed & Kraft.
Purify your blood by using Liudsey's
Blood seatcher, Brentliuger Fluid Extract
of SarsaParilla and Dandelion, Aver s sar-
saparillai Kennedy's Medical Discovery.
For sale by Reed & Kraft.
Heimstrset's EHimitG6le Hair Resroratire-
This article is too well known to need re-
commendatiOu. II restores gray hair to its
original color. 1t keeps the hair healthy,
stimulates its growth, renders it very beau
tiful, and removes dandrutf. For sale By
Reed L Kraft.
Hampton's Vegetable Tincturs, Bnr-
have's Holland Bitters, Hollands German
Bittters, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, Sand
ford's Liver Invigorator, Browns Essence
of Jamaica Ginger. For sale by Reed &
Kraft. ~
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for chill
dren teething, Sir James Ciari's Female
Periodical Pills, DR.. EofTs Pills, Todd's
Pills, Ayers Pills, Wrighrs Indian vege-
table Pills, NcLane's Pills, Jayne's Pills,
Lees Pills, Brandreth's Pills, Sellers Pills,
Holloway's Pills, and Spaulding's Cephal-
ic Pills. 5ea
John @. Baker b Co.'s Pure Cod Liver
Oil. For sale by REED & KRAFT;,
Centre Wheeling Drug Store.
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AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.

HEADQUARTERS AlMY OF THE PoroMAc,
Sunday evening, Sept. ll.-The firing heard
last evening in the direction of Williams
port turned out TO have been raid ofStew-
arts rebel cavalry: He crossed on Friday
night into Maryland at that point with his
cavalry, one regiment of infantry and II
pieces of artillery. The force sent up 10
drive him back arrived near the town late
in the afternoon. The firing heard was
principally from the rebel guns.
During the night they recrossed into
Virginia, and this morning had disappear
ed. No Que was hurt.
The bnryiug Of the dead is still continued
at the rate of about 1000 per day. To-
morrow will probably finish il.
Maryland Heights was yesterday oecu-
pied by a FEDERAL force. IHf 6
The Indications are that the rebels are
continuing their retreat into the interior of
Virginia, leaving the line of the Potomac.
Divine Worship was held at headquarters
this evening, Bishop Whipple, of Nina,
Officiating.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-23

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 22.-Goy. Robinson
issued a proclamation calling the citizens
70 arms under Nelson for the defence of
the city.
Mayor DELPHI ordered business to be
Gen. Nelson issued patriotic aud sir
ring address to his soldiers to give bloody
welcome 70 the rebel hordes now invading
Kentucky:
The report Of the burning of New Cas-.
ne was incorrect, aud even the surrender
OF Norris is now diseredite1 In military
circles
Humphrey Marcbal1 With 1900 men and
~ pieces Of artillery was expected TO
reach Paris yesterday morning aud It Is
supposed intending 70 join Kirby Smith's
force at Lexington. 800 ~
There has been great exodus of zu-s
men and children from Louisville. The
excitement has somewhat subsidized. Mill.
taTy operations are active aud extensive.
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LonisYille in DANCER.

LOUISVILLE, Sept 22.-Bragg's forces
have escaped from those of Buell., aud are
several hours ahead approaching rapidly
upon Louisville. Maj. Gen. Nelson is ar
ranging &c, defend tue city to the last cx-
tremity. He has issued the following or
der
The women and children of this city
viii prepare to leave tue city without
delay. a4-'
Jacksonville Ferry to be used exclu-
sively for military purposes. Persons on
foot may proceed as usual
The city is in a blaze of excitement.
most of the stores being closed. The citi.
zeps are apprehendiug an attack within
foriy-eight hours.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-23

HARRIsBURs. Sept. 22.-No information
received here in regard to the condition of
affairs in Maryland,
The U. S. Government has complete pos.
session of the telegraph wire from Cham
bersburg to Hagerstowu.
Regiments will return to Harrisburg
again at the rate of two day.
Pepntations arrive here by every train,
seeking Information in regard to the sick
and wounded.
Travel from Chambersburg ts Hagers-
town has been stopped. No person is All.
lowed to go over the railroad without a
proper pass.
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Important from &c Kanauha.

GAttIPoLrs, Sept, ALL have just had
40 Interview with a merchant Of Charles
ton, who left that place on Wednesday. ar
nVtng here to-day. he stated that the reb-
Ell force in the KanaWha Valley Is 5000,
and y under Ge1s, horiqg, Eekles apd
Zero esoFdo "tllialns; BE saw Williams
aud eQnyerssd With him. The rebels have
~ immense wagon train, aud are running
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-23
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES.
PROCLAMATION by the President

Idi- t44g
WAsHIEGToS, Sept. - II, Abraham Lin
coin, President of the United States OF
America and Oommander-in-C Chief of the
Army and Navy thereof, do hereby pro.
claim and declare that hereafter as hereto.
fore the war will be prosecuted by the OBJ
jeet practically restoring the constitutional
relation between the United States and
each Of the States aud the people thereof
in which States that relation is or may be
suspended or disturbed; that IL Is my pur-
pose upon the next meeting OF Congress to
again recommend the adoption Of practi-
cal measure tenderiug pecnniary AID 10 the
free acceptance or rejection of all slave
States 50 called the people where.
of may not then be in rebellion
against the Uuited States aud which
States may then have, voluntarily adopted.
or thereafter may adopt, immediate or
gradual abolishment of slavery within their
respective limits; and that the effort 70
colombo persons OF African descent, with
their consent, upon this continent or else
where, with the previously obtained con-
sent of the governments existing there.
win be continued; that on the first day Of
January, in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixty three.
all persons held as slaves within any
State, or desisnated part Of State; the
people. whereof shall then be in rebellion
against the United States, shall then aud
theneeforWard aud forever be free, and the
Executive government Of the United States.
including the military and naval apthbfiif
thereof viii recognize and .mRintain the
freedom of such persons, and will do no
act or acts te'reptess such persons or any
OF them 10 any efforts they make for their
actual freedom ;sthat the Executes viii.
on the frstaday Of January Aforesaid 81
pFoelanatiOn, deIignats the States aud
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-23

G0-ParzE ExvELoPEs.-l2 sheets paper,
10 envelopes, lead pencil, peubolder, /
pen, and al article of jewelry valued at
from l5cts to Sl,OO, price 25cts., 81, 4o. per
dozen or $1,000 per 100. Our Dime pack
age is great novelty, sell at socts. per
dozen, $3.50 per 100.
R. G. GRAVES & Co., Newsdealers. :,
7s Marketstrest, near the Custom House.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-23
Dw A Bonn RopsEnY.-The two negro

IA A BOLD RoBRERY.-The two negro
girls, belonging to Mr.. Peter YarnalI, Of
this city, who ran away on Saturday morn
ing last, robbed their master of nearly all
the portable valuables in the house. The
girls, Dell aud Lie, wers raised by Mr..
farnall, aud have for many years kept
house for the old gentleman, who gave
them exclusive control of everything about
the premises. On Saturday morning they
represented that they were going to
Ritchietown to spend the day. They pro-
cured an express wagon and two loads Of
bedding, towels, quilts, looking glasses, a
mockiug bird and so forth were conveyed
to Bellaire. They even took the ducks and
chickens that were running about the
yard. Mr.. Yaanall is quite old and feeble.
He reposed perfect confidence in the girls,
whose only duty it was to keep the house in
order, and he never observed or suspected
that the goods were being removed
Among other things the girls took two or
three Eve dollar gold pieces which were
concealed in the house as old keepsakes.
They also rified the drawers and took away
little family relics. The girls took with
them littlo child, daughter of the elder,
Dell, and are supposed to be somewhere in
the State of Ohio. "A considerable search
was made yesterday without any success,
but we learn that efficient officers are to be
put upon the track of the tagitives.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-23
no COAL c0YsUMERs.

Alta meeting Of the Coal Merchants n this city and
vicinity held on Saturday evening the 2Oth inst, 1t
was,
Resored, That In consequence Of the recent strike
Of the coal diggers, compelled, from and after
Monday, the END day of September, 1862, to place
the price OF coal delivered 10 consumers, at the fol.
lowing scale: Clean coal, cents per bushel; mixed
COAL cents per bushel and slack or fin0 coal, 81
cents per load of % bushels.
Martin Hease, William Clohau,
John Waterh0use, Walter MARSHALL
VIM. Godfrey, Otto KIesh,
Jno. g. Burke, James Marshall,
n. 2imner, Alex. Carson,
EXley Blckerten, Jas. Warner,
Conrad Miller, Jno. Nolan. ssp27 81
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-23

B8rMAKE a NoTE OF rr- That the
above Articles, with a thousand other use.
tpl and ornamental can be had from T. H.
LosAS & Co., ~ Main st., and LooAS, LIST
& Co, Bridge corner, Wholesale aud Re.
tail DruggisIs, Wheeling. Va. - -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-23

SALT LAKE, Sept. 22.-ohas. Mcbride,
one Of party of fifteen bound for the
States, states that the party were attacked
by Snake Indians at City Rocks on the
Humboldt route, one hundred and fifty
miles north. They fought the Indians for
twenty miles, losing six killed, two wound
ed and all their outfit. John Conner, John
Sharp, Benz. White, James Snow, William
Davis and John Gordon, were killed. and
John Foster and Samuel Kelley had their
arms broken. Reports of Indian depreda-
tions northward are coming in daily. Much
trouble is expected to late emigration.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-23

MEMPHIS, Sept. 2o-The bridge over the
Hatchie river, few miles north of here,
was burned by the guerillas on Thursday
night. The bridge was not guarded, as it
was considered Of no Importance.
Villtpique isreported twelve miles from
Memphis. in the vicinity of fernando.
Breckenridge is at Holly Springs.
An expedition with transports conveyed
by gunhoat, left Helena on Wednesday,
and part of the troops landed at Laconia,
Arkansas, twenty miles above Napoleon.
The precise objectof the movement is not
known.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-23

Z ~ READER, you can have an enduring, Away
ready, and reliable CON Pax, exactly adapted to
your hand and style of writing, which will do your
writing vastly cheaper than steel Pens. II you
want 1t. %The Pen Is Mightier than the Sword
inAnother column. ~. =. 1900. mh25 Z
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-23

~ - ll4AI ? Hth n AHk IN IanuIady up
town, or down town, or both, ssts a good
tablet The praise of her biscuits aud
griddle cakes is in the mouth of all her
guests. Ask her about the EXCELSIOR
"a PoWDER-superior to all Others
Price 10 and IS cents per box.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-23

wAsHISGToN, Sept. 22,-Gen. Hooker is
now with his friend DIR. Nichols at the Uni.
ted States Insane Hospital, near Washing
ton. His wound is rife ball through the
len foot. Though painful, it is not con.
sldered dangerous, yet sufficient to disable
him for active service.
A wealthy and highly respectable gen
tleman arrived in this city a few days ago
from the West Indies, having In view the
employment of large number of persons
for the purpose OF cultiyating cotton upon
one Of the finest Indian Islands, of which
he is the sole proprietor or Lessee for term
of years.
HIS original purpose was to employ Ger
mans or Swiss but after seeing the contra.
bands learning their destitute condition
and their anxiety to ee employed he chang.
ed his purpose and now proposes to take
at least 5000 or more OF them if the Coy
ernment will assist him to 90 to his Island.
Ihis plan meets the entire appreciation OF
the leading friends of the colored race
there who will render them all the assis.
lance in their power. go f57
de proposes to take with him portable
dwelling houses aud school houses. md n
Church, together with school teachers,
chaplain, physicians, hospitals, printing
presses, etc. The whole affair 10 be con-
Quoted upon the most approved American
plan. He will furnish each family with n
house and garden spot, provide all their
provisions and pay them liberal wages.
AT the eud of the term for which they
are employed the government, from whom
this lease Is obtained, guarantees to each
family sixteen acres of good land as q
gratuity.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-23

B6-WHo IS 1T That is not annoyed
by flies, during these warm. sultry dnys2-
'YOu may easily rid your house of them,
and in a very few days, by using the
LIeHrNIse Fry KILLRR. Price cents.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-23

D6rCAPT. ROBERr HAxILros's Co1pA-
ny of men over forty Eve years of age
now numbers about one hundred. The
company was organized to act as Provost
Guard. twill be mustered into the lolh
Regiment to-day.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-23

bDTHE Provost Marshal General re-
quests Us to say thatif the cowardly scoun.
drel and contemplate BLACKBOARD who aa.
dresses him in anonymous notes, and signs
himself "union," will only exhibit bis .des-
Picable person within reach of a cowhide
he will find his miserable carcass treated
to something he well deserves.