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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-12
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-12
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-12
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70 gaze upon, as genuine specimen Of
whss traitor was ia the days Of this re-
beliioH. To commence with, he was
qaSek doctor, quAsk lawyer. qoaek
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li"gs-i'm in all it's ou,s-croppiugs. He
never had Hnything--not even bis rights.
He voluntarily puJured himself several
times before SkuIking on from wellsburv.
by way Of Perfecsiug his claims 10 a foll
recognition, at Richmond.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-12

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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-12
Two stories.

Tie Richmond correspondent Of the
Charleston Ne1ea.y zrots On March IL
"The whole valley Of Yirzini. !. fock-
ing TO Jaekzon's standard, and tie finest
possible spirit prevails. Tie people Of
I>o1dOu are buraing everything before the
enemy snd are being arrested for 90 do
ing
0nF correspondent with the army of
General Banks sends Us an IN Appeal from
two Virginia girls printed ia the Win
chester paper before our armies reached
there, which tells a different story.
''AS AFrEAL.-SoIdiery of the South !:
are Jour hearts not quirkened By the
many urgent and repeated calls from the
children, wives aud grandsires hoary' Of
the South We know you must be NOV
ed but so much do we feel for your hon.
or as southrOns and the cause for which
you are fighting, that we, two Virginia
girls, would fain put in our little ward of
entreaty. We would implore you to de-
eide upon re-enlisting forthwith, and no,
wait to be placed 10 the degrading posi-
ton Of miiitiamen. Oh! HoLe lee do ,cish
our uokuHteeTs ,rers ~ eaynesG about eontiau-
ing an Tie ssyviee as tie militiq are sqqey for
exemption; then, indeed, would We have a
glorious army.
Who would not love to have it recorded
On the pages of our future history that the
Southern army was composed of ycluu-
teers, who, after one year enduring unpar-
alieled hardships by sea and land, feared
not coming dangers, however alarming.
but loving their country better :han them
selves. re-enlizted to a man! What a
proud heritage TO leave your descendants !!
Would you, beloved soldiers, desert our
standard IN this hour of orr extremest
NEEDY Is ease preferable TO honor p
Surely, you who have Stssted the sweets of
victory will never consent to resign YOUR
places 20 faithfully held, 10 men who we're
forced 70 buckle on the armor. no. not
uniil ny country is freed we bear each
and eTeEJ one Of yOu cry. Brave Eouled
men True hearted women will give YOU
cheering words and heartfelt blessings.-
Will II not nerve you to further exertiod to
know that while you fight we pray to the
Supreme Ruler Of the Universe 10 defend
you from the assuaIts Of your enemies, and
strengthen you when you grow weary and
weak
"One more appeal wouid we make, aud
that to the Virginia goldiers-our best be-
loved, Our gallant ones. Was there ever a
time when the call 80 REmsy was not re.
stSA'NSN - ~ bnS bIAuu Ol4 uIOLuet STATE
Her prestige must not be dimmed by any
act Of yoursi sons Of Virginia. Let her be
now, as she ever has been, FIRST in all great
and glorious deeds. The eyes of the whole
civilized world are turned TO her in eager
expectancy. To you it belongs to make
brighter her fame. Give 10 God your hearts
and to your country your energies, and If
need be your lives.
1.-TWO V1RGIxrA GtRLs.u
This looks rather as though the whole
valley of Virginia was aoekiDg away from
Jackson's standard.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-12
vaIIandIEham.

It iSa wonder that this traitor is tolcra.
ted on tho face Of the earth, much more
that he is allowed to sit in Congress, like
CAtAlins in the Roman Senate, plotting ali
sorts Of deviIiSh hindrGnces and under
handed OtabS to the struggle for orr ma
tionAl existence. 1t Is n wonder some
Charlotte COrday, bereft Of a brother, has
not met him coming out Of his bath, as
DautOu Was met. lis wonder some Or
SIM, bereft Of son, has not waited In the
crowd for him. 1t is wonder that some
society Of Cnrbonari, bercft Of a country,
have not eutOiled him.
Brutus slew man for treason in the
Capitol, whose lowest characteristic would
onnOble VallAudighNm.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-12
SomInatIon Connrmed.

Major Humphrey, of this city, yesterday
received his confirmation az Paymaster ia
the army. He was appointed last August
and has been in active service since that
tine, Da, owisE u = simple misunderbtand-
ing concerning hiI location his nomination
sss lAia sy IA tbs Senate without cOnfir.
a.atios, "A sooa ~ the secret Of the
:ssssss Vss 'i.EsoTsfsa, and the proper in
s'fssa;tsz zi1sss tie ssnats AZ oncs PANIED
IA ssaafss:iss. Ne make .His STATEMENT
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TX. s.ss hssa asis.aksaiy s.id u his pref
.s.cs ~ :. :ss hitch ia HE sppoiatsasnt.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-12

2Rlor General John Pope Is man At4su,
CITY ysArz u sEs, aad aatiTeof Keoturky.
be y = soa 81 GoTsSoor SEth4nisI Pope. Of
EirEiEiE- Tho vent TO Kertueky before The
o!EIa Of John and, Afteg living ia Ksutucky
: few years, removed 10 Iiliaois. John. the
son- catered the West Point Academy in
1893 He graduated IN 1892, zad was ap-
Poictsd to the army from the S.ste of Iii
nois, entering the service as a brevet sec
ond Lieutenant for gallant aud neriiorious
condnet ia several conflicts AZ Monterey.
the 6SsTet bearing date from September
2sd. 1886.
On the 2sd of February, Is47, be was
bFsTsted captain FOX gallant and nerirori-
onz cooduet at the battle Of Bueua Visit.
On the lst Of July, 1856, he took the ae-
tuaI rank of captain in the corpE Of Topo-
graphical Engineers, and on the 18th Of
Nay, 1861, Was made a BrigadieT General
Of Volunteers. His brilliant movement in
Central Missouri tended as much as any,
thing 10 restore peace to that State, aud
his brilliant investment of New Madrid led
10 The evacuation OF that place.
Since its FIRST possession by our troops
General Pope has held New Madrid in
force, add By commanding tine Mississippi
with his batteries, has efTectualIy prevented
the retreat of the Rebel gun-boats down
the HVeFY against their most stubborn eff
forts to accomplish it After thus assist
ing in the reduction of Island No. 10, be
has at last had the honor himself of effect
ing the difficult purpose. Colonel Bissell
having been deputed TO cut a channel aud
force the transports across the bayous or
sWamps north of Island No. 10 ION the pc
niusula formed by the loop il the Missis-
sippij, and by herculean labor successful.
ly accomplishing it, Gen. Pope, aidesl by
the gunboats CsrondeIet and Pittsburg
which had passed down by Island No. 10
in thunder storm, and shelled out the
rebel batteries opposite New Madrid), threw
two divisions across the river.
The Rebels, posted on the Tennessee
bank and facing Island No. 10, upon be-
ing thus approached from the rear, fed 10
Upton, wither General Pope pursued
them, followed aud assisted BY the two
gunboats. Attacking them there, he dis
persed them taking 1000 prisoners, the re-
maiDing rebels flying in Consideration and
seeking the swamps to elude capture.
Thus surrounded and left helpless, Island
No. 10 was surrounded; the position was
taken possession Of By Commodore Foute,
and unObstructed river communication
opened with New Madrid.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-12
The Scene presented In the loyal

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Sta,es u 'his coaptry present At this time.
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Their Aaz-so great ia fssooY..s "a! -
!a'iIb in e1peading hen for tie east> n
coEraIatioaal freedom.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-12
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-12
~ Nerth AmsrIenn nsrle,r.

Tais s.ssaaF4 Qaartsrjy, one Of the best
"a he gsZiish Issggszs, bas nov been
Pabii'hsd with undertaking regularity for
almost haifa esntary. TIE present num-
bey ia the sns hundred and nInesy-Gfth
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zeal beauty are unsquaiIsd by an Quarterly
II in Europe Of America. Its eoatsutu are
@lvsys valuable. It comprises 400 pages,
ia paper binding at 50 Der year. pub
liSbed BY Crosby 4 Nichols, Boston.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-12
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-12

TIE rsp2pulstion o!Tirginiz in the year
Of our victorious ssuiez, By settlers frora
the free Stztss, has already bsgga. Buy
srs Of lands at aud il the vicinity Of SIAu-
zssas hare appeared, bat they experience
difficulty il purchases TIE real own
era are chiefly rebels. and are fogitires
from ,heir posseEsions. OF course. pur-
eh.sss VIII not be made of any bat the
owners. add they muss be loys! to ensure
future projection to transactions. The re-
salt will be. 10 the absence Of loyal owners,
that strangers viii take posses5iou in tie
manner Of the sqoat,ers Of the West, and
leave 70 the future the settlement Of title,
which will doubtless be confirmed TO the
rev holIers in process Of time. In this
way, aad in various other ways, the de-
serted wastes Of Eastera Virginia will be
re.oeeupied ~ people who will make
them blossom az rose. and who will Af-
ford protection and remunerative employ
nlent to the eoIored lasoring classes whom
the war win have emancipated.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-12
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ABoUT two weeks ago, Commodore Footo
In telegraPhing to the Navy Department,
said General Pope intended to make a
transverse movement which would astonish
secesh on Island No. 10. The fulfllment
OF this prediction is already known to the
country.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-12
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The "Unreturnlnr nrar..n

Wha. world Of qulckeniug pathoS
sentiment there is in this expression. We
saw It the other day In private letter, an.
nOuncingt to friend the death Of gallant
cOmFAde. "He VIII return no more to you,
for he is now among the unrcturning
brave"
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Gen HaIIsek and the Penal. Seee.-
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At the risk Of getting the reputation of
an ungallant man, Gen. HalIeck ha. re-.
fused to grant any privileges to the female
secessionists Of Nispouri. In repponae IN
an appeal in behalf Of the family OF a
Baptist preacher, now serving as a chap
lain in Prices army, the General says:
"ln regard TO the wife Of the Reverend
Chaplain, ia Gen. Prices army, who wishe1'
10 NlSil her husband, please inform her thai
no such permission can be granted. Near.
all tue HecestioniHtB Of this State who
have entered the rebel service. have len
their wives and daughters to the care If
the Federal troops. There il searc.I,, =
single instance where this confidence L.o
been abused by as. But what return To-.
these ladies made for this protection IL
many cases they have acted as spieS ana
informers for the enemy, and have beoD
most loud-mouthed in their abuse of onr
cause, and most insulting in their conduct
towards those who support it'll Under nn0
other government they would, for sucb
conduct, be expelled from the country or
confined within the walls of PRISON.
The following concluding passage In the
Generals letter has sting in it:
"Iudeed, find that the very persons
who advocate a more lenient policy to.
wards returned secesBIontSts, are also con.
IinuRlly PetitiOning to have additional
troops sent to their counties, to protect
Them from the operations Of these same
rebels.
every respect'y, your ob't Ssrv't,
"H. w. HALLECK, Mejor Generaln
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sunday Battles.

The battle of Pittsburgh Landing was
brought on on Sunday morning by the
rebels, and they, the attacking party, we're
beaten. 1t is said that every battle fought
on Sunday in this war has been lost by
that side whose attack brought on the en-
gagement on that day.
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FIFTEEN Major Generals of Volunteers,
aud IA Brigadier Generals, have already
been confirmed by tie Senate. Sixty or
seventy more appointments, or anticipated
promotions, have yet to be acted on.
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