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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-16
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TO THE AFFLICTED:

noCToR LAWRENCE, after extensive practice os
~ ten years in Bal more, which be left for tour
through Europe, where he remained two years,
turns with his MUD richly stored with scientific knowl
edge and research. The first six months spent the
Liverpool nrmary for diseases of the eye and ear, after
which he avaed himself Of thorough Of iives
ugafion in the Queens Hospital London where the most
wonderful cures daily effected. The Doctors treat
ment OF Chronc Diseases Is entirely dierert from that
marked out by the superannusfed fathers of medicine
called Ii Is not confined 20 the routine system OF any
bigoted party, but embraces system Of practice, not
only sound ard RATIONAL but truly scientific in It's
ures.
After many solicitations from physicians and Others of
this State the Doctor has MAKE the State Of
Indiana his permanent abode. he will visit any il
the state by request of six Of It's citizens and
treat all presented with seldom attained
His will be made with and his
opinion given freely and frankly and CHARGE,
thereby saving expense and satisfying the minds Of the
patients and friends.
To ladies who Incapable Of bearing healthy Of
spring, from deformi'y otherwise viii find his advice
invaluable 9th interesting important advice will
be given married ladies. bis opportunities have been
such that all the intricate cases Of female complaints
have been fully comprehended aud the Of the dis
truly sned rendering his opinions correct
and his sdvlce and prescriptions vaiHabie
See Circulars for particulars, which viii be distributed
In every and hamlet IL the state Headquarters
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NOTICE.

w rmkPsrrutr.
Thanking The pubic iB rene Cor their liberal patron
ses- a. would respectfully AK The continuance u the
same u oar A. a j. MEIZcER
indiarapoiis July >, lss2. Jyil-ds
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-07

some time, 10 which work his whole heart
was engaged.
Since our last there has been no scouting
done, except Lieut.. Powell, of Company u,
collected a squad of twelve men TO go and
hunt out secesh horse-thieves, but could
not succeed. Some ten secesh horses have
been brought in for Uncle Sam to use.
For u few days and nights we had monnt-
ed pickets, but that is done away with NOW.
All is quiet, and NO word ofany Jenkins or
any other rebel near.
The news last evening was that JEFF Da-
Wis was coming to Wheeling. All express
a desire that he would attempt that project,
and by it, perhaps, he might get his veil
deserved rights, viz: either to stretch rope
or get q portion of lead from one Of our
good guns.
We state with pleasure the arrival of Rev.
Mr. Conner, bringing several gifts to Com
pany d, sent out by their friends. The
first night of his arrival he preached US a
sermon, and yesterday morning also. At
night we had our service in the open camp
ground. While We worshipped the moon
poured forth her radiant beams, displaying
to US in wonderful manner the greatness
of that God whom we adore. We are hap.
Ply to know that we have chaplain ap-
pointed, although we have not had the
pleasure yeti 10 heRE him expound the truth
as it is in the word of God. Wehave now all
that constitutes a regiment, and we hope
soon to be ready for effective service, God
being our helper. Respectfully,
s1s- j. w. c., Co. d.
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TAB news this morning of The victory
that has crowned our arms in Mississippi
is very cheering. 1t helps to show that
the tide is turned and is now setting
against the rebels, besides being an i'm
portant stroke of itself. We have a thou
sand prisoners aud the enemy's wounded
have fallen into our hands. Latterly their
wounded are always falling into our hands.
II seems 10 have become a pert of their
policy to let them do it. In this way they
have them cared for, free of trouble or
expense We could not blame the poor
wounded men themselves for wishing TO be
abandoned TO mercifuI enemy, who they
know will give them better treatment than
their own friends, but it is a mean con
tempttblc policy as such, and altogether
characteristic of al enemy who plants tor
pedoes aud mines aud contracts alliances
with ruthless savages to murder innocent
women aud children.
Up to this writing the full results of this
engagement are not known. Our army was
still pursuing with the expectation of al
least compelling the rebels to abandon every
thing but their small arms. We believe
the results of the victory will soon be Wis
ible in Kentucky, where another great bat
tie is liable to take place any day.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-07
HEADQuARTERs 2lfH BRIGADE V. N.
WHEELING, October 9th 1862,

General Order No. s.
II UNTIL further orders the commissioned officers
u. OF the 9Th and 9th Regiments, with the held
and stan officers Of those regiments, viii assemble In
the arHory at the COurt-HOuse, on Tuesday and
ThursdAy evenings Of each week, at7 O'Clock, for
drill and instruction.
II. The STONED Ulcers OF each regiment
will assemble at their several drll-rOoms on We'd
nesday aud Friday evenings OF each week at o'clock
precisely for drill and instruction. The Sergeant
Major OF each regiment will see that this paragraph
Of this order is promptly Obeyed.
III. The Colonel and Adjutant Of each regiment
will assemble at the Clerks Office Of tue Circuit
Court, at 10 O'Clock wednesday morning, the Sth
inst and draw by lot ten from each company, TO
be pla ed under instruction. The men thus drawn
will be notded by tho several first serReRnts Of each
company to attend the several squad drills Mon
day and Friday evenings Of each week, commencing
on Monday evening, the 1ith inst
w Tho field and stan, commissioned and non-com'
missioned officers, and drated men OF each regiment,
will assemble for instruction, fully armed and equip
ped, od each "Wednesday aud Saturday afternoon at
O'Clock precisely, at the armory in the basement Of
the Court House.
By order Of Brig. Gen. j. s. Wheat.
b. DAVENPORT,
Oct6 Asst AdIt. Gen. 9Th brigade.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-07
FaANk W. P.

THE famous Southern romaucer, DeBow,
is trying to revive the cotton loan scheme
for the benefit of the JEFF. Davis Govern
ment, He has issued an appeal to the
planters on the subject, which makes some
curious revelations. 1t seems, says the
louisville Journal, that the loan has not
yet amounted to much practically, because
when the time for the payment arrived
there was NO market for the cotton. But
Mr.. DeBow wishes the planters to under
stand that their contract with the Confed-
crate Government was not cancelled, but its
falfIment only postponed. Nova DeBow
finds that Southern capital is being largely
invested in cotton. he does not account
for this fact, but it is obvious that the sub
jects of JEFF Davis consider cotton a safer
investment than his treasury notes, even
with all the known liability of the precious
staple to capture by the Yankees or to de-
structiSu by the rebel soldiers. Cotton
having thus assumed market value again.
Mr, DeBow tells the planters that the Con-
federate Government expects them to fork
over their subscriptions, either in money or
cotton.
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Alarm I'd RowIe.burg.
RowLEsnrnn. ~ Ocl. g. u

NNOhLESbuhHt VA OCI. VI 1oOz'
Editors Inteligeaeer:
Last night we had our periodical scare
About P. Al. a smalI company of men dis
covered themselves on the mountain to the
southwark, and just after dark they com.
menced tampering with the pickets on the
Tucker road. The alarm was given aud
everything seemed to promise fair for a
fight.
Capt Jarboe with his company aud Lit.
Carrico with detachment of Capt. Halls
company were quickly on the ground and
madn dilligent search but no enemy could
be found. The villains were heard splash
lug through the river and by the bright
moonlight were seen to disappear into the
woods from the opposite bank. OF course
pursuit WAS out OF the question. No sane
man would follow an enemy of unknown
strength into such a jungle at midnight.
RoWlesbury is an important point. It is
the Harper's Ferry of West Virginia.
The latter place is almost the exact
physical prototype of the former. The river
bridge aud the trestles may well tempt the
vandalism of the rebels for their loss would
be almost irreparable. That they under
stand this is evident from their frequent
FRASk W. P.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-07

A CoNvESTIos OF SOUTHERN GovERSoRs.
There has been a convention Mt Houston,
Texas, of southern Governors, which was
attended by Claiborne F. jackson of Mis-
souri; Henry II, Rector of Arkansas !:
Thomas D. Moore of Louisiana, and Frank
L. Lubbock of Texas. An address was
adopted to the people of these several
States, asking concert of action.
Those papers, which have been so busy
discovering tremendous mares nest at
AltooDa, had better turn their attention
now towards Houston,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-07

NANNY two full regiments have been
raised among the creoles in New Orleans,
and the regiments brought there have
been recruited, and this is proof that we
have friends there, notwithstanding the
denial that there are Union men South:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-07

THE southern CONSUMPTION. it is said
embraces all between the ages of fifteen
and sixty-fse. 1t may be safe to say that
of those under eighteen and over forty five,
the limits which experience has fixed for
efficient military service, one. half will soon
be employed in taking care of the other
half. Such men will answer for sudden
and brief emergency, but they are quite
unequal to the hardships and priyatious of
winter campaign, with insufficient sup
plies. This CONSUMPTION shows the desper-
alton of the southern cause, and the ener-
q which desperation gives, but it will not
furnish an army to takeithe place of that
which has been ithinued by battle aud dis
ease. There can hardly be a more fatal
curse to an army than such accessions as
majority of those too young are too old
for the service, filling up the hospitals that
are required for wounded men and demand
ing the care and attention of those who
are needed ia the field.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-07

Tar New York World, formerly a fair
and digui6ed sheet, has changed hands as
we'll as principles within the past few
weeks. II is now nearly as mean and dirty
q snserer at everything but the rebels as
thswheslihg PSs.s, %. 49, =. u.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-07

once Provost Marshal General,
wHEELISo, Oct 4, 1852.
A LII sTRAGGLERs belonging TO either of the
N Regiments ofGen. Milroy'S brigade, will report
immedat at this Office to be forwarded to their
respective companies, or they will be arrested and
treated as Desorters.
BY order fBrig. Gen. R. H. MILRoY.
JOSEPH DARR, ia,
Heptj+3t Major and T. n. q.
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FOUND.

TN wheeling. on the ed inst, Pocket-BOok con-
tanning a small quantity Of money. The owner
can have the by cBllingon me, describing prop
erty and paying for this advertisement.
Capt. s. P. SHAW, Co, g, 18th Reg.
CAMP WILEY, Oct, s, 1862. oct6-3t
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what andaoyt

We would like to ask in all good faith
of those presses that SO bitterly denouuce
the measures of Government for con-
queripg the rebellion, what they have to
propose instead. II there is truly better
way to restore the Union on proper ba-
sis than that being tried by the Govern
ment, by all means make it known II
there is any other way to put down the re-
,belliou but by war, tell US. If there is any
way to carry on war without fighting, or any
way to whip rebel armies without hurting
them, tell US, and tell US quick. This war
is most disagrseable and costly business;
ifthe same ends are to be attained without
1t, the country oughtto be told how.
Tho thing to be accomplished is this:
The people of the Southern States are to
lay down their weapons, submit to the ex-
ecution of the laws of the United States
over every inch of their soil, aud il all re.
speSts comport themselves as good citizens
Ougat to. =
How is this to be brought about2 Can
they DO cOS4ed into it by preaching peace
and goOd-will2 We have been trying it
ever since Mr.. Lincoln took his seat as
President, and the more we coaxed the
harder they fought; for you see it only en-
couraged them. Latterly we have been
trying little rougher measures and they
seem to be to be making an impression, and
certainly will effect something if we keep
on. Up in the loyal States an army of
CONSERVATIVE" men is being organized who
are going to fight out the war in blOodless
battles and whip the rebels into subsection
by means of brOtherIy love. Does any
body think he sees it? OF course not, for
it hasn't been explained yet. All we know
about it yet is that is TO be done by elect
ing members of Congress who are hostile
to the prosecution of the war by the Gov
eminent. What particular measures are
to be brought forward by this (prospective)
anti,war Congress, have not yet been made
known. Fernando Wood, who not only
represents but embodies this movement,
in speech at New York last Friday even
ing, said that sin few short months" the
war would be sat an cad How he knows,
or how it is to be accomplished if he does
know, We are not appraised. Is our Market
street neighbOr in the secret OF the pro-
gsspme2 If SO, please eulighten US. We
shall be most happy to be instructed. Per-
haps. we may conclude to go in for it our
selves. for We would considerably like to
see,the rebels whipped and the war ended.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-07

God guard our nag, and keep each star
Zach stripe as bright Gs NOW they WaVe,
dtIlImAkef IL lead our ranks In war,
Z u san a6lt above each patriots grave,
Death TO the traitor that would dare
Totraft Il through the dust Of shame.
All honest hearts Its lot will share
And follow Il to Death or PANE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-07

The YEItow FEVER AT KEY WEsT.-
The following is an extract of a letter
from young man to his father in Balti
more, dated United States ship st Law
renee, Key West, 24th September, 1862
He says: Through kind Providence 1
have been wonderfully preserved, although
we have had the yellow fever very bad
on board ofour ship. In all we have had
l0s cases, out of which number "a have
died; but since the 18th ult. there have
been no new cases reported"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-07

Nh. Gooom of the rebel Congress iu-
forms the Confederate States that their
taxable property reaches the enormous
amount ofS22 100000, 900. Since, accor-
ding to Mr.. Kennedy, the entire property
of the whole Union is but SIG, l59, GIG,
06s. somebody must be mistaken; and
wo fancy that it is Goggin. Perhaps,
however, he reckons in confederate cur
rency, in which case he may make the
property as much as he pleases, with the
certainty that it is rising every day,
faster than ever corner lots did in Chicago
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DISSOIUTIoN

DISSOLUTION.
VIE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing ba-
Il tween SeEemah Clemens and B. I. Friend under
k s.e HtLe q OLEAENS Co. is this day dissolved
late nIm o. having claims against it. will call upSn
Js5smiah OiemenS by whom the business OF the ann
NJ Clemens viii stili carry on the busineas at the
old stand on Main street. -SnfE- . 1u'
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NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
omee A..i.,ent an.r1ermaater. /

once Assistant QuaFtermRster,
WHEELIHa, Va, October 18th, 1851.
PROPOSALS for delivering two hundred (2OO) tons
Of good Hay, baled, will be received at this ONCE
until the 18th inst when contracts viii be awarded
The person persons receiving said contract will be
required to give security for the prompt delivery of
this same. Nothing but good hay will be received
Bids Of twenty-five (25l tons will be received.
VIM, r, DOWNING,
octT.3t Capt. and A. O. 81, U. s. A.
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lITHE soales Of New Orleans before the
war had an income of $50, 900 year and
this is now reduced to a mere living on
plain pork aud flour.
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Sulphite of Linn,

Sulphite of Lime,
THO KEEP CIDER SWEET AND SPARKLING In
i bottles with full directions for use
For sale by 4. II. LOGAN 4 CO.,
oct2 and LOGAN, LIST 6 co.
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FOR RENT.

'NHR large Dwelling House, lately occupied by Jno
u s. Carlile, on EOf street, Center Wheeling
known a. the HArdman House. Apply to
oet2-1w s. p. HILDRETH, 63 Main street
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Lubricating Oil.
d. BBLs. best heavy Dutch Creek OIL, for sale by
~ I. II LOGAN 4 CO.,
oet2 and LOGAN, LIST co.
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WOOL sACKING.
Usr REoEIyED-4 900 yards of4o inch Buriaps
- 1or wool saeking. a prime article.
auEI STONE THOMAS
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STRAY COW

aDSS GAME to the premises Of the subscriber
l4Cl$5 living on Mrs Cruger's place, near the old
toll gate in Ohio county, about the arst Of
about ten years DID, The owner Is requestedto come
forward, prove property, pay charges and take her
away. locI7-3tSl JAMES SMITH.
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Trouble In the Fifteenth Regiment
"A Defeated Candidate for Second
Lieutenant tn Capt. LukenS' Com
pany Is C0mmIssIoned--DIBs
ItOn OfGhe Men about tt.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-10-11

In addition to the intelligence contained
in our Geographic columns, We have receiv.
ed copies Of the Vicksburg Wing o. the
3rd ind 4th inst, containing other tele-
grams, Of which the following are the most
important.
The Baltimore Sun of the goth, states
that Buell. is in Louisville certifying, and
Bragg's forces are twelve miles off,
= In the Confederate Congress, Foote. Of
Tennessee, submitted resolution recogni.
ding the practical neutrality oil California
and Oregon, and the Territories ol Wasli.
iugion and Nevada and proposing, upon
the assertion Of their independence Of the
United States. the formation of league
between said States.
There is no moe doubt now abou, the
starving condition OF the people 10 Nash
vile,
The impression in Nashville is, ,hs,
Bragg has captured Louisville.
Msxn.s, Oct, IA special disps,eh TO
the Advertiser and Register from Charles.
ton Of the Both nlt says no news bis been
received from our army, which Is believed
to be resting near Winchester. receiving
daily aecessioas OF recruits. Active move.
uents sre anticipated ut al early day
On Friday last one thousand Yankee
cavalry waited ManAssAs FUNSTON, and sub.
sequently proceeded 10 WsFrcntsn, where
. large number Of our sick arr 10 the hos
pital. They captured aud parolled oil the
sick and wounded. The telegraph office a,