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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-09
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-20

DeiAchmentS OF troops anjer Inferior OH
cots, whether regulSr or irregular, As
guerrllss, home guards, rsngcrs or the
like, are in all wars too ready to disregard
the usages ct war. oven if they are not tg-
norant Of them. sni 10 deny their enenies
their rights under such usage. Ignorance
upon these subjects ami passion prevail
With such meu Il is So with Us, and II Is
to be presumed IL will be So with our enc
mics. II YOU we're TO operate on the from
tier i'm ieravhmeuis You would expect TO
encounter such men. Aud in YOUR case a
rreteNt would be afforded 20 Ihem Tor bar
bartv ami cruelty II Is true that Won can
reia,iatc, and OF course would 10 50; but
no substantial benefits to the country are
derived from such warfare. This contest
will be decided by the actions OF large ar
mics
Bot write hurrieily, in the House Of
Representatives. during debate, and can
not go on with this subject.
wish you and my friends from the
Northwest we'll.
am, in haste,
YoGrs. &c.
Ro. JOHNSTON.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-20

THE beautiful long days are Departed
The shadows linger longer and fall earli-
er, telling, in their own voice!ess way, Of
the change of season which is approaching
of the gradual disappearance of sun
shine, leaf and flower, and the certain
coming Of clouds, of darkness, of east
winds, of dismal storms5-of q cold, grey,
cherries dawn at seven o'clock in the
morning, of chilly nights, and at last cold
winter, with its storms and suffering, and
shocking bad walking!
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-20
From the TvyeIfsh Regiment

We received last evening m interesting
letter from Captain W B. Curtis, Of the
West Liberty company, which is company
D of the 18Th Regiment The Captain re-
quests as 10 tell al! friends Of his comp'-
NJ 20 direct ,beir letters thus Mr. --,
Company D. I2tb Regiment. Va. Vols,
Bnckhsnnon, Va.
There are five other companies Of the re
rfment IL, Buckbennon, viz Companies B
OH. and l. The ',oys are il excellent
spfrits.-Tbey have fae camping ground
near the river, affordiug them good water
for camp uses az well IS tor bathing.
The Captain tells Us kat the militia of
the country between Grafton aud Buckhan-
non are turning out for organization and
drill with great enthusiasm. In Harrison
cogutr the entire force has been called ont
for thirty DAYS aud have gone into camp.
Col. Dawson is putting them through on the
double-qufek. Irthi= state ofthingsi is car
RED ont generally, Western Virginia will
SOON be able to defend herself without cal
ling on the Goyernm cut for assistance. The
Captain desires to return the thanks oil
himself and company 70 many kind friends
VINO have in one way AID another mi'is.
ie.ed to their comfort. he says that his OWE
thanks are especially due to Mcclellan &
Knox for an excellent pair OF waterproof
boots.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-20

EARLY in August, Mr.. Secretary Stanton
issued an order setting forth that the eI-
igencies OF the service required that officers
now in the field should remain with their
commands, aud that no officer in the regu-
lar or volunteer service would. nnuer any
circumstances, be detailed to accept new
command. General Halleek, notwithstand-
ing Secretary Stanton's course. issued an
order by which officers of,he regular army
were to be gwen leave of absence to accept
commissions as Colonies of volunteer regi-
ments. Governor Morton, OF Indiana, has
published circular, in which he says he
b "a been greatly embarrassed by Mr.. Stan
tons Instructions, as he intended TO make
liberal promotions of officers who had The
advantage ofe1perience IN the field with the
old Indiana regiments. in differing the new.
Governor Morton, it seems, teIegsaphed 20
Nr. Stanton IN relation to the matter, and
some days ago received from him >. CON
1nuuicatiou obstinately sticking to the
terms Of the first order This raises & con.
hiet viii General Halleck The latter hs.
lately written a private letter urging the
appointment of regular soldiers to the com
msnd of the new regiments, rs cOntempla,
ted il the public order, and We shall wait
to see low the difference OF views will be
settled between the Secretary and the Cen
eral-in-Chief.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-20

TIE Bulletin says Philadelphia is boil
ing, turbulent mass of loyalty and patriO :
tism, just now. Every man in it is su1-
ious to do something for the Union cause,
and it thinks Federal General, active, in
telligeut and vigorous, authorized to- rep
resent the President or to carry out the
measures of the Governor, in organizing
and arming tue militia, would be gren t
boon to the Quaker city.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-20

A private letter from Mr.. Chas. Wright,
on the gunboat Benton, to his sister in Ro-
chester, N. Y, gives an am using account of
an interview with Iumbermsu, up the
Yazoo river, who had never heard of the
troubles about secession, and received his
frSt intimatiOu that war was raging from
our forces on the gunboat. He had been
in the gum swamps for four years; during
alarRe portion of the time be had not seen
single human being. When he met our
gunbOals and heard of the war he was
much astonished, as may we'll be supposed.
BE was on his way, at the time, to vicks-
burg, to secure a market for his lumber.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-20

TIE Washington correspondent of the
Boston TrareHer, describing the passage of
the veteran troops through that city. says
"they were in heavy marching order Every
man carried his full knapsack. his full
(more or less, as the case may bel havsF-
sack, stuffed with boiled beef and
ammunition bread his full cartridge box,
containing forty rounds his full cauteen
of water, and all the little contraptions
mysterious to the uninitiated, but full of
meaning to those who know the old cam
paigners-such as a pint tin pail, black
ened by fire, odd straps, short sticks, and
a roll of black cloth-which suggest small
camp kettles and The tents d'GGTies. Beside
these, each man carried his blanket also +;
and every man, of course, carried his mus
ket or rife. These together could not
weigh less than seVenty-tive pounds. They
were stepping out lively for they were
then on n forced march. The moonlight
lit up the streets, and gave an additional
glow to the bronzed faces it almost gIOri-
fed. We could see the careless but deter
mined cast of Tisags, and the happy-go-
lucky expression on each face that passed
US. We knew as we'll as they that il they
won the race the prize they sought was
another battle. But these men who had
passed, as many of them had, through
dozen fights, would be less gay tonight
because the morning would light them to
another battle"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-20

THE AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY give notice
That they have lately Issued rev style OF Watch,
expressly designed for Soldiers AID others who desire
good watch moderate price. These ~ateiie=
are intended to dsplaee the worthless cheap s,el-
OF British and Swiss manufacture, with which the
country !, Hooded, aud which we're never expected
to keep time when they we're made, being reuse
manufacture sent Ais country, because us,srs
able At home, and used here only for joI<ing and
grinding 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 as low price - i
asked for the trashy Auerss and Lpfaes Of foreign
make, already referred TO.
We have named the new series Of waiehe= wM
ELLEEI. GostOn, Mas. which name viii be fond
the plate Of every Watch Of this manufacture
and is one Of our trade marks.
Sold by all respectable Jewellers in the loyal sists-
Wholesale orders should be adlrrssss to
ROBBINS q APPLETON.
Agents Of the American Watch Company.
seg9-Im2rdp 1872 Broslzay. Y Y
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-20

srEcnoEE or SOLDIERS DISCHARGE FROM
THE REBEL SERVICE
soLDIsE's uIscHAEsL
To all r0bom II nay Concern.
Know NE, That Msrceliu5 Armstrong =
private Of Captain VIM. ?. CooTer'= Compa-
ny, (C) 3lst Regiment OF Virginia Voluu-
tcers, who WAS enlisted the 2stn day of May.
one thousand eight huGdred and sixty-OEe,
to serve Que year Is hereby hoEorabiy dis
charged from the army Of the Confederate
States.
Said Marcellus Armstrong was born in
Ciarksburg, in tue State Of Virginia, IS
twenty two years Of age, five feet lo3 inches
high, fair complexion, BLUSH geey eyes,
fisxen hair. and by occupation when en-
listed, merchants CLERK
Given At Camp near Richmond, this l&:h
day Of July, 1862
ions KERR McCurcHEN, Seur,
Clgt. Comdg 3ls' Ia. Regt.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-20

LITTER IRON THE REBEL SECRETARY or WAR
TO THE PROVOST MARSHALL AT STANTON.
G. S. A. WAR DEPARTMENT,
RIcHMoND, August 81, lsG2
CapigH John -1ois, Proros, Nrrshal .Staun-
ton, Ia.
SIg: Your attention is invited TO the en-
closed copy of letter from the Hon. c. w.
Russell and Ro. Johnston, in which the
views of the Department are correctly
stated, and you sre instructed 70 &C. in sc
cordance with them.
Respectfully,
GEO. w. RANDoLPH, Sec'y H'0r.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-20
LETTER FROM TIE REBEL RUSSELL.
HoUsE or REPRESENTATIVES,, ,

August 9th, 1862.
Mr. A. D. WoodIey, OF CPshur county,
Va, came through the euemy's liues with
large number of other citizens " North
Western Virginia. aud on his arrival At
Staunton was directed by the Provost Mar
shall there to visit Richmond TO obtain in
structions from the Secretary OF War. or
ascertain his views on several points Of ia
,erest and doubt respecting the large par
ties of refugees coming through from y.
". Virginia. The Provost Marshal At
SIauntou furnished him sportstiou from
there to Richmond. The Secretary OF War
has disposed OF the business on which be
came, aud Mr.. Wo0dley is about 20 enter
With other refugees Into the military ser
vice. CuAs. ". Russell.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-20


IT has often been said by the Confede
rate papers, during the past year, that JEFF.
DAVIS opposed the policy of invading the
free States. He has been overruled, the
experiment of invasion has been tried, and
the wisdom of the chief couspiFator is vim
dicated. The main army of the rebellion
has apparently been used up before it was
abIe to get a glimpse of the Canaan of its
hopes. It is flying back to Virginia, rout-
ed, cut up, stripped of its supply trims, and
badly demoralized. AT the West the rebel
armies, which started to go through Ken
lucky to deyastate Ohio, have come to q
dead stand, and Gen Buell. is bringing up
his army in their rear, making it about
equally perilous for them to advance or
retreat OF the comparative strength of
the federal and rebel forces in Kentucky,
we ere not advised, but correspondents at
Nashville speak of the utmost confidence
of the prospect Of Il great Union triumph.
1t seems pretty certain at any rate that the
rebel army of tue West has small chance
TO invade Ohio or any other free State. If
it is not as badly used up in the attempt to
escape from Kentucky as the rebel army Of
Richmond has been in skedaddling from
Maryland, we shall be disappointed. The
rebels having tried invasion and made a
miserable failure of it, our million voluu-
seers intend to,push- down into the South
and see ffthey cannot dothe thing bitter.
T- ----$
Treasury I $40 notes still continue to
be the fsvOrites for investment, and with
the present premium on gold, net the
holder 81 per cent per annum. The 6s of
course net the same, bat it is a question
how long the premium on gold will remain,
has its influence upon purchasers. Demand
notes have risen and closed at ITO; large
quantities are held upon speculation. Gre
atiag temporary scarcity, and they are
wanted for dates, the imports of dry
goods continuing to be largo. 1t does not
follow that demand notes should rise and
fall with gold, until they approximate each
oth0r IN price, which win be when ship
nents of gold cease, and it is only wanted
for duties At the Custom Houses.
------$ -
N.poFRo,s, ZIsVe az a Feaeon for his al Vyars
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-20
MARRIED.

September 18th, by the Rev. e. C. Waymau, 81 tn.
brides brotheE's Mr.. ELIAS WsymAn, Mr.. JaHH s
SMITH, Of Martinsburg Va, TO Miss SYDNEY }. WAY
SAHs or Marslian county, Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-20
CAxp Fork oY THE WATERS.
Sept. lfth, lSG2

CAwp Fork og THE Waters.
sept lfyh, 1867.
We the undersigned refugees from Up
shur aad other counties Of Northwestern
Virginia, do enlist to serve in the Ist regI-
meut p. Rangers according TO terms pre-
-cribed by act of Congress, rs soon as =
sufficient number shall be obtaiuei for said
regiment, upon condition that we are fur
uished with ra,ious.
Witness our hands as follows:
II Ward. Nathan Holland,
Jacob Thacker John Shreve.
Abraham Smith, Clark Goodwin,
Frank Foster, Wm Smith,
d Woody, L l. BrOwu,
David Boyer, Edward Higgins,
Jonathan SnreTe.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-20
sPECINKN OF 4 PISS.

HEApQuARTERs FIRST REG'r, V. p. r.,
September 18th, 1867.
Pickets and guards will pass Mr.. ". z
WooiIey until otherwise ordered.
BY order of Col. Imboden.
F. i. BERKELEY,
Adjutsnt LIST Reg't, V. p. r
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-20
srEc,vEx OF PERMIT and OATH.

CoxPEDERArE SsATEs OF AMERICA,
WAX DEPARTMENT,
Richmond, May %. 1862.
Permission is granted A n. Woody to
visit Hampton upon honor not to commu-
uica,e in writing or verbally, for publica-
ton, any fact ascertaiuei, which, if known
to the enemy, might be INJURIOUS 10 the
Confederate States of America. Subject
to the discretion of the military authori-
iiesl Z. GRIswoLD.
Provost Marshal.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-20

NAPOLEON gave as areason for his always
beating the Austrians, that ''thsy didn't
know the value OF half an hour" Our
Genssals may NOT need the benefit of the
rsmRFk, but it can do them NO harm.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-20

NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND
DEALERS IN GENERAL.
Z 0O0 BUNDLES , OF GROWN, DOUBLE
Paper fret quality for sale in lots to suit purcha
ers Ham and Barrel paper made to order by
JSO. II SPINNING,
aug2s-f Book-Bindsr, Intsllgencsr Building.
NTEW POCKET BOOKS, PORT MO-
IN MIS- and Purses. Just rOeoVed aud for sale by
JOSEPH dRAVEA
anER5 Between NAin and Market ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-20
sPrcruEy OF 4 REBEL FrgLoUGH.

SPECIMEN OF 4 REBEL FURLoUGH.
HEAD QUARTERS Co. S. ARWEY,
CAXP FoHKs OF THE WATERS,
September 18th, 1862
Permission is granted TO Captain 4. D.
WoodIey, Lieut.. r. L. Brown, Armsted &
Kiitle to be absent from duty for 30 days
from date. c. CuRRESCE, Capt,
Com. Post.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-20
INTERESTING nouuMRNrs.

Letters from charles w. Russc'' OF
wheeling, and Rob JnnnsTns OF
ClHrEsburE, MSmSS 90 The Rebel
war Policy in Reference 60 the He-
CTutts from NeS ISsSn,, CrGT, In
shur County.
By the courtesy Of Major Dsrr, Provost
Marshal General Of the State We have re-
ceived and publish the following doom
ments which have lately come into mis-
possession. They will have considerable
local interest for onr people Of Western
Virginia:
LETTER FROM RUSSELL AND JOHNSON TO TEF
RRBSL SECRETARY OF WAR.
HoUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
August -. 1862
Hon. g. y. Ro,,dolnh, Ss.'u Of par
SIR: In our interview with You this
morning VIC informed you THAI several
hundred men have recently come from
Northwestern Virginia, aud others propose
10 come through the euemy'S lines; that
many Of them are OF the age snd deScTip-
lion which make them subject 10 eonscrip-
ton, and that some Of them have taken
paths or made promises. such as are exact
ed of citizens BY the enemy, 10 the effect
OF the pretended government, or would not
bear arms against them, &c, &c
In reply 10 our inquiries, you informed
US
!. That all such persons arc now liable
to be enrolled as conscripts and compelled
TO serve.
2. That such oatbs and promises will not
be regarded as valid by the government,
however taken or made, and that persons
in the Confederate service, whether As vol
unteers or cOnscripts, will be protected by
this government it they fall into the hands
of the enemy if they had taken no such
oaths or made no such promises.
3. That, in consideration OF the peculiar
circumstances, you will permit such per
sons as have come, or may come, fro,n
Northwestern Virginia, TO select the com
psnies in which they shall be enrolled ns
conscripts, or to form companies battaliOns
or regiments, and be received into service
with the organizations which they may
form.
The object of this note is TO request you
to give written statement to the same ef-
feet so that it may be communicated 20
those interested.
Some of these persons may desire to join
18th Regiment Virginia Volunteers, cap
tured at Rich Mountain, nad others 20 en-
ter as conscripts into the 18th OF 3Ist reg
iment, or some other existing regiment.
Very Respectfully.
c. w. RUSSELL.
r. JOHNSTON.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-20

The commonwealth OF YIrEInIal
ADJUTAST GENERALS OFEICE,
WHEELING, Va, Sept. ID, Is52.
TINo ALL PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS ,-ho
i have applied to the Governor Of Virginia igr
commissions:
You are requested to.rePort here in person imne-
diately.
BY order Of the Governor
ssPt4-tf HI sANIUELs, Adj't Gen. Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-20
GREAT IMPROVEMENTS IN
Sewing Machines.
EMPIRE
EMPIRE
SHUTTLE MACHINE
Patented Febuary I4th. 1850.

THIS MACHINE j. 1-za-r----sE Oh ~ =l-ls-ry-=-
! p-inc-pg- Of mechanism. r-s----lrE -zary ral.
and valuable improve having Ben rs-----.
by tie uIlsr Yl1iazuI -.p-rr- All -1--5 Co .r
SIMPLICITY and PE.EE E-TIJN CrNlLNED
The following sEe the prIu-lp4l Objections as--I
against sewing AachIuv--
=. EI1--zlEe labor 10 the operator
= Liability - get gUt " order
. Expense. trouble arsi lr-- 10 lI-l- 5l -s;---4
= inescs-iry % So every j. s....- no l-.ss- a.
E. LBi-a-T--.h.- r1z-= "a bile % ..r,-=--.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-20
NAMES OF REBEL REFUGEES FROM yr,ura

NAMES OF REBEL sEFUGEES FRUN Vr-HIa
COUNTY, WHO HAVE LATELY AGREED To
TAXI Up ARMS AGAINST THE UNION.
CAMP FURS oF THE WATERS,
Sept. 81, 1862
we, the undersigned, refugees from Up
shur county, of Northwestern Virginia, 10
enlist 10 serve In the Ist Regiment p.
Rangers, according to the terms prescribed
by act OF Congress, as soon as 81 sufficient
number shall he obtained to form {, com
pany for said regiment, upoL condition
that we are furnished with ratious- &c
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-20
DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
FNHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing be-
tween Jeremiah c ieInens and r 7 Friend. under
the title Of CLEMENS CO. i this DAY dissolved
By muiu1l consent. al P-Ts0ns indebted the
late Errn or having claims Against II, Will call upon
Jeremiah Clemens BY whom the business ofthe firm
will be settled.
Mr.. Clemens viii still carry the business at the
old stand or Main street. s,.pt5-Zn
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-20
The EMPIRE SEWING MACHINE
t. Exempt from all these
OBJECTIONS.

II has a IS li-At us-sl= F=r1s1- .1-.sr z-r.l.
make th= LJCI1 - SHUTTLE STITCH. VI RIB ~.
NEITHEE ZIP n5r EAhEL- AMI AXE % r-t-
-El--- EreTisrul- perfect --sl-- .s=-E sr-- ~.
u material Irpll Lea-.r--r TIE ---- Na--s 1.-
liz Nth cotton iiuel or nix f.--G-- i-s-- ;h- .
% the EIl-sJ IlEEll=E-
HaTiu= neither CAM l1- CO.. y Fl EL z-l D.
least possible friction. il run ss-- sut
il ALPHABETICALLY
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-20

Army Goods.
. Bales Grey Blankets. regulation weight.
y dgZ. Blue Striped Shirts
do Grey Flannel Oyershirts-
do do Knit do
. do do do Undershir1s-
; do Buck Gloves extra heavy.
9 do do Gaunilets, extra fne quality,
Just received at
sepl6 STONE THOMAS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-20
JAS. C. ORR & CO.

LOG Main streyt. hye door above the u. i NJ.
Btnk- ssp2g-2m
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-20
a NOise[ess Machine.

Il rec uirss FIFIE PER CEN- az-- las-- q. 1--we
It tIl4u zuy other Machine LE l.a-a--. A Sd %
twelve y-zTs u a-e can ryaEE -s=-- d. ----t a
JiEu- Or IN uEy &. L-alrt-
It. strength aud WONDERFUL SIMPLICITY .
construction render % ail47-r -- t-t g.. .--.
give entire satisfaction
we respectfully invite al t-r-s a- t-aE -'---r
supply th@rlselEts vt ~ Super q a-f.E.-i. a.
eza-uiue this UNEIVALLED MACHINE