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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-11

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AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
Another Fight in Kentucky-Buell
Defeats BTagg's ForceS-0ur Army
in nlOSn OUTSuit

LouIsvILLE, Oct. 10, P, M.-Early yes
terdny moroinG Buell. attacked Briggs
forces at Chaplin Creek, ia the immediate
vicinity of PerryvilIe, A short but terrific
eight ensued when the rebels broke and re
treated rapidly over three diverging roads
southwark Our forces are ia close pursuit
and hope to bag the whole lot.
At last accounts Gen. Gilberts forces
were in the rear of the rebels and some dis
lance below them.
Military exigences require suppression
of the place No further accounts of the
losses on either side. Louisville is in great
anxiety aud excitement respecting the fate
of our soldiers in depending battle. Capt.
Oldcrshnw Jackson's AIjutunt is on his way
hither from Bnrdstown with the remains of
Generals Jackson and Terrill and Colonel
Webster, of 98th Ohio.
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R9EGos AND BUrrERSUTs.-A little
squad of Butternuts assembled together in
NartinsvilIe on Thursday night to hear one
Robert Chambers, from St. CIairsville, the
Butternut candidate for Representative,
make Butternut speech. Chambers had
proceeded short time with a discourse
such as those of his kidney delight to in
dulgeiu-aud had laid down the plan of a
fEatra'e secession speech when somebody
commenced throwing rotten eggs at him.
The speaker nevertheless went on with his
remsrks at the conclusion of which, a
large number of Union men having came
up, three cheers were given for DR.. West
Chambers opponent, and three cheers for
the Union Ticket. DR.. West is Dougla:
Democrat.
We learn that after the meeting broke
up crowd of Butternuts started of tt
wards their homes hurrahiug fo1 Jeff. Da'
Wis
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nspBlc TuIxG IN CLAREsBuRG-A BALL

rS%Blc THING IN CLARKSBURG-A BALI
ppoxyS Up IN A Row-OPFIcERs PLACED
uxors ARREsr.-On Tuesday night last
a, We learn from m intensely reliable gen
,,.m.n who WAS there all the time, "big
thing took place at Clarksburg. The
,i,;,ens of the place had a ball. The hall
:, the Courthouse was used for the pur'
mise and there was assembled the gay and
gIadsome of Clarksburg-her beauty and
her cbivalry. "JOy," instead of being sun
.,n6ned ,"as is generally the case, was limit
alsta certain hour to those already in the
room. for some officers who applied for ad-
mi,,apce were refused. At this the 9TH
GERS already in the room became offended
and left. Two of those who were refused
became enraged at the proceedings and
swore they would break up the ball
They went to their respective commands,
and shortly afterwards squad of cavalry
cam. dasbiug into town at break-neck
speed. The people suppOsing that Mr.
Jenkins was coming were frightened out OF
their wits. TIE cavalry, which was in
command of the two officers spoken of, dis
mounted III front of the Courthouse, and
with wells and screeches and Gathering sa-
bres s.orned into the ball room. What
then easusd our informant fails to properly
describe. Women screamed, fists few in
erery direction, and men ditto as natural
consequence. Both men and women for
got where the door was, aud run out OF the
windows, taking the sash for yokes, and in
very short time the room was cleared of
all except the sol Tiers, who sat down and
helped themselves TO the supper which had
been prepared for the Terpsichorean rev
ellers.
The affair is represented as most dis
graceful 1t reflects no credit upon those
who were the instgators in getting it up.
90 Wednesday the two officers charged
with creating the row were placed under
arrest. and will no doubt be tried by
court martial
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E5oS Thursday last at Fairmont, the
County Court of Marion tried a man for
making certain indecent demons trations in
the presence of two young women. The
mans defense was that the women yelled
Tor Jeff. Davis, and that what he did was
the most BETTING response he could make.
The jury fined him SIS, and the Court set
aside the verdict for the reason that one
of the jurymen was on the Grand Jury
which indicted the accused.
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LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES,
Stewards Rebel Cavalry Invading,
Penna-Advancing on Chambers
burg.

burg.
HARRISBURG, Oct. 49, o'clock, P. Nj
Gov Curtin has just received the following
despatch from Col. Mcclure:
CuAMpERsBURG, Oct. lo.-Mercersburg
was occupied by Stewards rebel cavalry
to day, and they are now advancing on
Chambersburg. They took horses and all
other property they wanted at MERGERS
burg, offering rebel script for it. They did
no injury to individuals that | have heard
of. Their force is estimated at 5000.
The rebels are certainly Advancing upon
Chambersburg, and have cut the telegraph
wire They were reported as near as st.
Thomas, which is seven miles from here,
and there is no doubt whatever of their
being in Merccrsburg. They will certainly
give Ms call to night We had the ru-
mors at o'clock, but it was not credited.
We can mike no resistance as it would
only exnsperatc them and cause wantou
destruction of property and life.
LArER-S o'clock p. M.-About 10 men
on horseback have come into town, they
are armed with carbines and carry a
flag of truce, they want to sec the princi-
pal men of the town, they have a large
force about one mile from town and will
enter in an hour. Col. Mcclure and Pro
vost Marshal Kimmell have gone miles
from town to meet the rebel commander.
Nothing can be done except surrender.
We look for the arrival of the whole
force in half an hour. They crossed the
Potomac at Hancock, and came over the
country to the Pittsburgh pike.
Gov Curtin is now pushing troops up
the valley.
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@@CrncUrT CoURr.-The Circuit Court,
Judge Berkshire presiding, commenced its
session yesterday. The Grand Jury found
the following indictments:
Against Joseph Leasure for passing
counterfeit money-a true bill.
Against Robert Pool for the murder of
Adam Buch-a true bill.
Against Thos. Hughes for vending goods,
wares, and merchandise without first OBJ
tanning license therefore, true bill.
Against John Stone for felonious and
malicious stabbing-not true bill.
Against John Armstrong and Frederick
Beymer tor unlawful and wilful destruction
OF real estate.
The Grand Jury having completed its
business was discharged
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RB- a BAD EGe.-on Thursday even
ing James Copeland, whilst under the iu-
fIuence of variety of Intoxicating fluids,
conducted himself iu disordcrly
manner He is u very troublesome char
ncter when drunk, and has been known to
strip an officer stark naked in two minutes
by the watch. Knowing his propensity for
tearing peoples clothes nobody manifested
a disposition to arrest him at the time, but
yesterday morning he was arrested, taken
before Alderman McCourtney and fined
$40 and costs, which he paid.
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WAsu1xGrox, Oct 9-The command OF
Col. Davies I'd New York cavalry with bat
terry of artillery made n reconnaissance to
Rappahaunock Station yesterday hut saw
no enemy this side. Beyond however there
was small force.
Yesterday Gen. Stahl made reconnois-
sance TO Aide where he captured fifty or
sixty prisoners whom he pnroled and also
took several wagons and ambulances.
A large force of rebel Conscripts are at
Gordousville where seems to be their main
gathering place.
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R9GESUINE EcoSoMY.-For every one
who has writing to do there is nothing
half SO cheap in the long run, to say
nothing of its excellence-as first quality
gold pen. In the course of year you will
wear out FIVE times its cost in steel pens
and yet never have pen fit to write with,
while at the end of the year a gold pen
would be as good as new. OF all the va
Fious manufactures of gold pens, Fair
cbilds is the best, and Jas. G. Orr L Co.
are the men that have them for sale. Ev-
cry writing man can actually make money
BY buying one.
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BB~ WARS HER NAME?-A landlady up
town, or down town, or both, sets good
ta61e! The praise of her biscuits and
griddle cakes is in the mouth of all her
guests. Ask her about the EXCELSIOR
BAKING PowDER-superior to all others
Price Is and 25 cents per box.
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D9- RAIN.-After long dry spell, al
most unprecedented in the history of this
part of the country, we had a sort oil dri5-
zling rain yesterday, lis about time that
we were having an old fashioned fall rain,
and the appearance of the sky yesterday
indicated that we should not have to wait
for long he aqueous blessing.
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B1"MAKE NoTE OF 1T -T That the
above articles, with u thousand other use
full and ornamental can be had from r. II.
LOGAN & co.. Al Main st., and LOGAN. LIST
Il Co, Bridge corner, Wholesale and Re-
tail Druggists, Wheeling, Va
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BE0 The Union men of Belmont county,
Ohio, who were recently drafted reported
themselves promptly at St. Clairsville and
went into camp, while the Butternuts failed
to come up to time. and will doubtless
have TO be driven into the work at the
point of the bayouet.
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9- GAVE HIM up.-Nathan Calvert was
indicted in the Circuit Cont some months
ago for dealing in counterfeit money. He
was released upon bail. Recently he en-
hated in Capt. Hamilton's Provost Guard,
and yesterday he was given up by his Be-
curly and was committed to Jail.
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BI-Wuo Is IT That is not annoyed
by flies, during these wurm. sultry days p
You may easily rid your house of them,
and in a very few days, by using the
LIGHTNING FLY KILLER. Price cents.
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B2~ CAPT. YoUNG's CAVALRY COMPANY,
which has been encamped for some time
on the Island, took Its departure yesterday
for somewhere in Western Virginia. They
number full one hundred men.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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THE BEST IN THE WORLD.

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produces color not to be distinguished from nature
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VTIRGINIA;-At Rules held in the CLERKS oIhcs
Y Of the County Court OF Northampton county,
on the first Monday in July, 4. d. ls62:
william II. Wcscoat, pltf., ! In Debt,
upon
Leroy Oldham and George Kerr, de!ts. Attachm't
this suit the object Of which Is Of the de-
PENDANTS Three Hundred Dollars, 1890 OOl with le-
gal interest thereon from the LIST day of January,
1861, till paid, the plaintiff having filed his declAra
ton and tine defendants not having been served with
the summons in this suit or with the attachment
therein, and it appearing by an affidavit filed that
the said defendants are deemed-under the prOvis-
ions of an act of Assembly declaring certain persons
non resident, passed February 10th, lS62-not resi-
dents Of this State it is ordered that the said Leroy
Oldham and George Kerr do appear her within one
month after due publication hereof and do what is
necessary to protect their interests in this suit.
Copy-1este: l.. HARMANSON, Clerk.
w G. RILEY, p. a. Rugl-ltd -tw
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HEADQUARTERS 24TH BRIGADE V. NJ.
WHEELING, October 9TH 1862.

General OTder No. o.
UNTIL further orders the -mmissioned officers
OF the Ith and 9Th Regiments, with the neld
and staff officers Of those regiments, will assemble In
the arInory at the Court-House, Tuesday and
Thursday evenings Of each week, at Z o'clock, for
drill and instruction.
II. The noncommissioned officers Of each regiment
will assemble at their several drilI-rooms on Mon
day and Friday evenings of each week Mt Z O'Clock
precisely for drill and instruction. The Sergeant
Major OF each regiment will see that this paragraph
of this order is pTOmp ly obeyed-
III. The Colonel and Adjutant of each regiment
will assemble at the Clerks Office of the Circuit
Court Mt 10 o'clock on wednesday morning, the Sth
inst and draw by lot ten men from each company,
be pla ed under Instruction. The men thus drawn
will be notified by the several first sergeRuts Of each
company toartend the several squad drills on Mon
dny and Friday evenings of each week, commencing
ON Monday evening, the llth inst.
". The field and staff commissioned and non-com-
missioned officers, and drafted men of each regiment,
will assemble for instruction, fully armed and equip
ped, of each Wednesday and Saturday afternoon mt
O'Clock precisely, at the armOry in the basement OF
the Court House.
By order of Brig. len. ]. s. Wheat.
b. DAVENPORT,
oct6 Asst. Adjt. Gen. 24th Brigade.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

By"WHEN DO YOU LEAvR2-Be sure and
take with you a bottle of LoGAN's ESSENCE
OF JAMAICA GINGER. tits equal to Browns
and only halt the pricel
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+! iaS~C Col, JAS, A, MULHGAN, now sta
toned at New Greek with his brigade, was
in the city yesterday
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G9-TuE Little Eva" now at the wharf,
will leave to- day at noon for G0llipolis and
ports.
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BG"'.A STITCH IN TrNE."-For Diurrhpa,
pains in the bowels, &C., use GRUNDY's
CHOLERA MIXTURE Price % cents.
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W. G. RILEY, pa. OctS-8twE
TIRGINIA-At rules held in the Clerks Office
ofthe County Court of MOI hampton County, ON
the first Monday in September, A. D. 1862:
jackson u. Powell, pItf, ! In assumpsit and


William t Fitchett, pltG m '
In this suit, the object which is to recover of the
defendant one hundred and six dollars and seventy
seven cents ISIO5T7 with legal interest on slO3s,
part thereof from the LIT day of January, 1856 on
$3.50 further part thereof from the LIST day of Jan
nary, 1851; $40 90 further part thereof from the
LIST day Of January, 1858; $l3 %. further part
thereof from LIST day ofJan, 1885, $1,000, further
part thereof, from the LIST day Of January, 1850;
january, 1901 and $500 the residue thereof from
thu lat day of january, 1862, I'LL paid the plant!T
having filed his declarations, and tue def ndInt,
havin. been served with the summons in this suit
with the attachment therein, aud it appearing by
affidavit filed. that the said defendant is deemed,
der the provisions of an act OF Assembly. declaring
certain persons nonresident, pased February 10TH
1862 resilient of this State it is ordered that the
said William 4. kitchett do appear here within one
month after due publication hereof and do what is
necessary to protect his interests in this suit
A COpy-Teste: l.. UARNIANSOS, Clerk.
W. G. RILEY, pa. "ctS-2tw%
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~ READER, you can have enduring, Away
ready, and reliable OoLD PES, exactly adapted to
your hand aud style of writing which will do your
writing vastly cheaper than steel Pens If you
want it, sec "The Pen is Mightier than the Sword,
in Rnniher column. mhg0
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MARSHALL COUNTY, VIZ

rT1O THE CLERK OF TIE COUNTY COU T OF
i SAID COUNTY: We Frederick Elias, } Nee
house and William Springer three reehOders of said
county, do Tty that by virtue Of warrant direct
ed to by II. McNehen, Justice of the said county,
We have this day. our Oaths viewed aud appraised
a horse taken up by Frederick Sliger his iaud
es:ray, and a,ses- the value OF the said horse
fifty dollars. The said horse is four years old, thir
teen fourteen hands high, dark bay brown,
slim neck, bushy tail and heavy name.
Given under our hands this 22d day Of September,
1862, FREDERICK ELIAS,
WILLIAM SPRINGER,
JOHN c. NEEHOUSE.
A Copy--Teste,
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RELIGIOUS noticeable
HS1SS Icos will preach III the Disciple Me- t'"S.
80. Market street. Center Wheeling, I" morrow ut
ISiG o'clock and in the evening at early gas light.
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TNoTE.-Owing to interruption of the
Eastern wires, we are unable to receive the
usual report. OPERAToR
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From the Daily Express, Lancaster, Pal
"CIIEHlCAL WRITING FLUID

"CIIEMlCAL WRITING FLUID"
"We are indebted to MeasrS. E. Barr Co. for n
supply of Laughlins BuDhhelds Ink, an article We
have been using exclusively for the year past.
SIT is manufactured at Wheeling, West Virginia,
by firm whose loyalty never for a moment wavered
and TO whose patriotism the highest compliment We
could pay would be to say that it is genuine, as
free as unflding and permanent rs their Ink, with
which we make this record
we use this FLUID because after being tormeu
ed with many other black devices. have found it
superior in every respect any other either foreign
or home make, and hence pronounce 1t the best and
most reliable in the market"
LAUGHLINs BUsHFIELD, Manufacturers,
Wheeling, Va.
Sold by j. c. Orr & CO.
Reed Kraft,
Jos. Graves,
Wal. p. McKevey,
And Book aelleEs generally. mil
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LLuITcuCoCK,s

I. I. HITCHCOCh'S
,3 u SIN e S S S @ II o OIL.
A RlIANG ENIENT OF STUDY HOURS.-The only
a Day session is from till IL in the morning, six
days Of each week; and on and after September LIST
III April GOTH there will be an evening session from
G% till 81 O'Clock. Rug26-lWd
AWNS, LAWNS,
FAST CULORS, at I215 Cents.
Just received at
COOPER 4 SENSENEY'S,
tvI Retail Store.
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A Copy--Teste,
Z, Ii, CALDWELL. Clerk,

UIRGINNA-At Rules held in tno Clerks Office
OF the County Court OF Northampton County, on
the first Monday in September, A. b. 1862:
Jack.on b. Powell, pltf ! In Debt, and
John r. TrehurnIpItr Attachment.
In this suit the object of which is Of the
defendant, fifty-eight dollars AMI ten cent sic,
with legal interest thereon from the LIST day OF Jan
uRry, 1861, till paid, the plaintiff having filed his
declaration, and the defendant not having been
served with the summons in this suit with the
attachment therein, and it appearing by affidavit
filed, that the said defendant is deemed under the
provisions Of act Of Assembly declaring certain
persons nonresident passed February 10Th 1852 not
resident of this State; it is ordered that the said
John Il. Trehurn do appear here within one month
after publication hereof and do what is necessl-
ry to protect his interests in this suit.
Copy-Teste: l.. HARMASSOS Clerk.
W. q. RILEY, pa. octSItWs
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Nottingham, deceased,
Def.
In this suit the object of which is to of the
defendant fve hundred dollars $500 COL with legal
interest thereon fro the l2th day of October 1851.
credits Of interest to 18th Of October 1862
The plaintiff having filed his declaration and the
dc endant not wing been served with tho summons
in this suit or with the att Ichment therein. and it
appearing by an affidavit filed, that the said defend
ant deemed under the provisions OF an Act Of As
semhly declaring certain persons nresdent. passed
February 10TH 1862 not resident Of this State: it
is or cred that tue said Smith S. Nottingham do ap
near hero within month after due pub ication
hereof and do what is necessary to protect his inter
ests in this suit.
A COp,--re,te: l.. uARMANSDN, Clerk.
VIC. RILEY, pa. aug.l6 ltd&3tw
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William 81. Mapp Pltf.

rules held in the Clerks Of
v fee of the County Court of Northampton County,
on the first Monday in July, A. D., 1862:
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The Confessions and Experience of
an Invalid,

an Invalid.
Published for the benefit and rs warning and a
caution to young men who suffer from Nervous De-
bnIty, Premature Decay, &C.; supplying at the same
time tho means of self-Cure. By one who has cured
himself after being put to great expense through
medical imposition and qunckery. by enclosing
postpaid addressed envelope, SINGLE COPIES may be
had Of the author, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. Esq,
Bedford, Kings Co., New York. ap4-lyd&w
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RELICIOUs NOTICE III

RELIGIOUS NOTICE 1.-The
DG-SgSRev. Mr.. Barnes, of the Fourth street VI.
. C1,Ir,b will preach in the English Lutheran
6r,r,b Fast WIeeliug Ia morrow sunday, at 3
a. ,,sus services ia this Church will be resumed
tv the goth inst AZ r. 81 by the regular
.st6r Rev 5. b. EIrn!tZ. octl-''