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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-10
RY-TuE R1vER was swelling yesterday

R9THE RIVER was swelling yesterday
about as rapidly as if two inch stream of
water had been turned upon it from the
reservoir, with no ''serious" prospect of
Improvement. The Buck arrived yester-
day from Bellaire, pushing heavily loaded
barge ahead. She connects now with the
mammoth steamer Rover at Benwood,-
The marks by which the depth of the water
is indicated have been somewhat improved
OF late. An elderly man has been sitting
astraddle of the marks and pecking away
with his chissel for several days. The re-
suit is that the figures and lines which
have been almost entirely obliterated by
time and passing vehicles. are now distinct
and plain.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-10
Reinforcement of Bragg.

WAsHINGToS, October By the --latest
private advices from the South it appears
that Bragg's army has been reinforced
since the battle of Chickamuga by the fol-
lowing troops: One division from Rich
mond commanded by Gen. Aruald Elsy,
one from the West commanded by Gen.
Sam Jones, one from Petersburg com
handed by Gen. Ransom, three brigades
from Florida commanded by Gen. Howell
Cobb, aud the three famous batteries from
Lees army, viz: Cults, Blodgett's and
Walton's In addition Bragg has his orig
inal army, consisting Of D. Il. HiIFs and
Folks corps, besides four divisions from
Mississippi and Alabama, one division
from Charleston, one division of Georgia
State troops under Gen. Walker, one divi-
from East Tennessee, seven divisions from
Lees army, 10000 Georgia State militia
under Pillow, Is, 600 cavalry under Gen.
Wheeler and $50 pieces of artillery; his
whole force estimated at I75. 900.
1t is now represented that Joe JOhnstOu's
reserves at Rome, Resaca, Kingston, Cav
;ersville aud EtOriah Bridge number $500
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-10

and Pennsylvania to be married for this
very reason. lie was not willing to say
that no marriage should be performed ex-
cept by ministers, when he knew that other
people preferred to be married by JUS
ices of the peace.
after the passage of the bill the Senate
was terribly puzzled to fnd an appropriate
title for IT, Some dozen or more titles
were suggested with view of hitting up
on ono which would cover the whole of the
matters embraced in. the bill, and it was
finally decided TO call it "an act relating
TO marriages"
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gg gtlegtaph..
Afternoon Report.
From the Army of the Cumberland
Meade Reinforcing Rosecrans-
From the Rapidan, etc.

From the Army of the Cumberland
Meade Reinforcing ROsecrans-
From the Rapidan, etc.
NEW YORK,1 October 9.-The Herald has
the following special:
NAsHVILLE, October Sup TO this time
we have no news of great importance re-
gardiug the doinGs of either our own forces
or those of the enemy in the neighborhOOd
Of chattanooga. Railroad communication
has not been resumed, the damage TO the
railroad being greater than was at hrst sup
posed.
Information has been received shOing
that the enemy has divided his mounted
force engaged in the recent raid, into sew
eral detachments and those again into mi
nor ones, and that such detached banda
now iRfest the mountains and woods in
these neighbOrhOOds, thereby rendering
common road travel dangerous to other
than strong military commands.
TeIegraphic communication was still in
terrupted to-day between here and Steven
son, Alabama. 1t is said II will be all
right to- night,
/ saw a gentleman to day who was made
a prisoner by the rebel forces when they
were in the neighborhood Of Murfreesboro.
This gentleman says the rebels intended to
reach our railroad line some two days
sooner tnan they did, but by the causes and
detention incident to the moving OF caval-
ry. they were delayed and had at last to
make extra efforts to get up in time to
cause their movement to be a surprise or
effect their object. He also says the rebels
admitted having failed TO carry ont to q
full success their main design, and they
destroyed the railroad and bridges as much
TO protect their retreat and for the sake of
doing some mischief, as they did from any
consideration of interference with Rose.
Grams supplies or achievements.
A report telegraphed to the Press
from Washington that a rebel brigade oceu-
pied position north of the RaPidan, is
incorrect. Our forces are Picketiug the
north branch of the river to its confluence
with the RaPpahannOck, anda single rebel
brigade or division would necessarily bring
on a conflict.
The army is paid of to September lst.
The best feeling prevails in the army and
Refreshments. for two years are going on
rapidly. 1t is estimated that fully two
thirds of the Army of the Potomac will re-
enlist.
The following is from the Richmond Ex-
GordonsuiHe, October s.-The report that
Meade has sent two corps to Rosecrans and
the enemy are preparing to fall back IS
contradicted. Our scouts say but one di-
vision was sent to Rosecrans and there are
no indications of falling back.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Senate. sl1f{
FRIDAY, October 8, 1868.


After the preliminary business several
bills were read ia FIRST and second time.
The substitute for bills providing how
ministers or preachers may celebrate the
rites of marriage was taken up. i4s.
MIR. BUNKER moved to strike out that por
ton OF the bill which authorizes the Cir
cult Courts ia certain cases to appoint
other than preachers or ministers,
Mr.. You've moved as an amendment 'ttbat
in countieswhere there are no loyal minis
tiers Authorized to celebrate the rites of
marriage, the Circuit Court shall appoint
some person to perform that duty who
shall be a regular COMMUNICATE in the
christian church.
The motion to strike out was lost.
Mr.. BRowN offered an amendment au-
thoriziug the Circuit Court to appoint
persons to celebrate the rite of matrimOny
in counties where there are no ministers,
their duties to be confued to the county.
Mr.. BRowN's substitute was then adopt
ed aud the substitute as amended was then
passed. s.s
Mr.. HAWKINS made areport from the
committee of conference on the ,resolutions
in relation to the navigation of the Ohio
river, which was adopted.
The House bill concerning the county of
CLAY, was read a third time aud passed.
Adjourned.
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From Charleston.

NEW YORK, October 9.-The transport
CurIeW from Charleston bar on the morn.
ing of the sixth, left Port Royal on the
fourth aud tOWed the Weebaken 20 Charles
ton bar. The PataPseO and Passaie are at
Port Royal. General Gilmore is hard az
work but tie navy il quiet.
The Baltimore Americans correspond
cot dating the evening of the 9th states
that all is quiet beyond occasional firing
from the rebel forts GilmOre's PrePaFa-
tiOns are nearly completed and active OPP
eratiOns will soon be eommeuced.
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.LoUIsvILLE, October g.-DlF Nashville
correspondent says bat three buildings
were burned BY the rebels At SbelbyVilIe.
the Court House aud two others. The
town was Piundered threughout and some
$50 prisoners are reported captured.
Major Leslie Of the 9Th G0nfederate cav
airy captured Capt. Smith Of SheTridan's
stan and twenty i've Wagons, including the
men az MeMinVille.
. Guerillas are reported on the louisville
road .rs.s
Fears are entertained that GaIlatin Or
vicinity will be attacked.
Il is reported Pillow was promoted 70
Major General of the Confederate seq
vice. szes stfls lH
Reports prevail IN Louisville Of an en-.
gigement aud Federal success at Lebanon
Junction, but particulars cannot be pro-
cured tonight.
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Houee OF Delegates.
FnIDAY, October 9, i


Prayer by Rev. Samuel Barnes.
Mr. BALLARD, from the Committee on the
Executive Offices, who were instructed to
inquire whether any OF the State Officers
have been paid their salaries for any time
preceding the Goth day of June last, re-
ported thatIhe Committee we're informed
by the Auditor that such payments had
been made to the Secretary of the State
aud himself, aud the former contended they
were entitled to receive their salaries from
the 4th day of March last.
On motion of MIR. Ruffner the report was
ordered to be printed.
Mr.. ZIEN, from the Committee on Claims
aud Grievances, reported bill II. No.
1907 for the transfer of Merchants licen-
ses.
rlittee on the subject, repo rted a bill "a.
No. llO) changing the time of holding
courts and rules in the First Judicial Dis
trict.
Mr.. LAMB, from the Judiciary Commit
tee, reported bill IA. No. l1l) giving
force to certain provisions of the code and
laws of the old State.
Mr.. CRoTHRRs by leave introduced bill
"a. No. ll2) amending an act passed March
is, 1850, providing for the sale of lot of
land held in trust for certaiI purposes in
Wellsburg, by striking out the name of
Philip B. Doddridge aud substituting Mar
cissa Doddridge. a5,
All read first time.
The House was informed that the Senate
had passed House bill 95, altering thelline
between the counties of Taylor and Harri-
son, and insisted on its first, second and
third amendments to the bill "a. No: 67)
in relation to procuring lawyers licenses.
NJ Nf NH HnnSR
sisted on it's disagreement and asked a
Committee of Conference.
The Speaker appointed on the part of the
House, Messrs. Lamb, Sheets aud linn.
Senate bill 81, legalizing certain Com
missioners' books, was read the second time
and committed. sss1
The bill Oh. No. sly concerning the
boards ofSuperyisors the bill "a. No. 92),
fixing the pay of certain officers and clerks;
add the bill authorizing suits heretofore
coguizable in certain counties, to be
brought in Kauawha, Lewis or Doddridge,
were passed.
So was the Senate bill (No. 2T) repeal
ing sundry provisions Of the Code relating
TO slaves andsfree negroes.
Mr. LouGH presented a petition from cit
liens of MonongaIia county praying the
abatement of certain disLinerles.
Referred, on his motion, to theJudiciary
On motion Of Mr.. Van Wrinkle,
Resotued,5 That the House meet ut ten
O'Clock A. 81. each day hereafter till other
wise ordered. -
On motion of Mr.. Foster, the Committee
on Roads, &C., were directed to consider
the propriety of extending the Newark aud
Elizabeth turnpike to the oil wells, in Writ
On motion of Mr.. McGrew, the same
committee were directed to inquire what
legislatIon,is necessary to. the better un-
derstanding of sections 10 and 20 of chap
ter 81 of the Code, relating to Railroad
Companies and THAR agents.
Z, On motion of Mr.. Crawford, the Militia
ry Committee were directed to consider
the expedioncy of procuring battery aud
equipping an artillery company for the de.
feuse of The State, aud Of ,tiaking an APP
Precipitation for the purpose
Adjourned. aai fa''. lls'il.' -.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-10

SAN FRANCIsCO, OstOber $3.50 steam.
boat loads Of passengers started on Tues
day from this city, to witness prize eight
in SOlane county, between two PugiIists,
named DWiee aud Walker. The eight COM
meueed on Tuesday night and after seVen-
teen rounds adjourned on account of the
darkness. Il was resumed on Wednesday
morning aud continued three hours aud
twenty minutes, making in all forty one
rounds in four hours fighting. Dwiee was
declared victor. Walker was withdrawn
by his seconds much against bis will. He
was entirely blind. The Sighting was de-
clared good by all parties.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-10
Raid of the Rebels Coffee and Shelby.

Sr. LOUIS, October 9.-InfOFmation has
been received a the headquarters here
from Warsaw, OF n raid by Coffee and
Shelby into central Missouri, They nov
ed northeast with the supposed design Of
striking the Pacific Railroad at Laramie
bridge, burn that structure and destroy the
road.
Gen. Grover, commanding the central
district, was at Clinton, Henry county,
yesterday, in pursuit Of the rebels. large
force went up from Springfield aud an-
other from Lebanon, who will press the
enemy so closely that they can hardly do
much mischief
Gen. TOtten left here last night for JEFF
fersOu City to take command OF portion
of the force intended to meet the rebels.
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From Cen. Banks' Department.

NEw YORK, October 9.-Tbe New Or
Jeans correspondent Of the Associated
Press says the headquarters Of the 18th
army corps, under Gen. Rfanklin, aud part
of the 18th Hrmy corps, under Geo, 9. @.
Washburn, are az Camp BFisland, 50miles
from Brashear city. They have met no
enuny as yet.
Foragiug parties have gathered mp large
quantities Of mules, horses and cattle, bnt
the plantations are generally deserted.
The advance Of the army was delayed
on account OF distractions 10 Bayou Te
che. These distractions were blown up
aud the Bayou is now open for steamers to
New Iberia.
On the 23d ult., an attack was made on
the telegraph ofiee situated opposite Dom
aldsOnViile by band Of guerrillas. Four
teen men of the 18th New York cavalry
and the telegraph operator, Me-. Allen OF
Illinois, were captured.
In consequence of this raid an expedi-
zion was set in motion 70 clear the country
in that neighbOrhOod.
This expedition left CarrolltOn on the
night Of the 18th nit. by steamboat, about
1000 strong, under Brig. Gen. Burbridge.
He reeonnoitered the whole country 70 the
Amite river without meeting the enemy,
and returned 20 OaErollIOn on the 26tb
Lieut.. Earl, Of the 18th wisconsin, in
command Of n squad of 40 cavalry,
marched from Baton Rouge on the 2slh as
far as the Amite river. He captured Il
prisoners, among them the notorious Col.
Hunter and Capt. Perry, guerrilla chiefs
Il Is known that Gen. Logan (rebell Is
on the East side of the Mississippi, seven
or eight miles below Merganzte Bend, With
$500 men and four pieces Of artillery ,aad
is supposed to be marching 70. Liberty,
Miss, where : rebel force is eoaeen'ra-
ting.
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Joe Johnston with a Large force at
Canton Miss. - - -

ST. LOUIS, October 9.-Tbe Democrats
Vicksburgs special Of the Both says Joe
Johnston is at Canton, Miss, with $4,000
troops, his supposed design being, tos pre-
vent reinforcements from going 70 Rose
Grams. n-}3 saatt
Gen. Stephen D. Lee has 1000 rebel cav
airy near Vicksburg.
Johnston says their victories are useless
unless they can crush Rosecrans before re-
Inducements reach him.
The Memphis, Atlanta Appeal speaking
Of their success at ChattanOogasays We
shall now be recognized. our securities
will take rise and YAllAndighsm will be
elected.
Gov. Yates, Of Illinois, has appointed the
last Thursday of November, as q day of
Thanksgiving. 81 ijfa 6
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-10
p9-KNocxED DOwN.-An individual

pNKNocKED DOwN.-An individual
whom some people might deem it Factions
to describe as an unbleaChed American,
was knocked down with brickbat near
the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad on Thurs
day night. He was struck because he was
a ''nigger." No other provOcatiou is
known. An ugly wound was inflicted upon
the eolored mans head and although he
bled profusely he was not seriously in
iured.
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nuslN Nss NQrIoNs.

gzD-RESEwEp ms Aur.. -IeSt. b. Q. Smith. Pratts
burg, N. Y, writes: my gray hair is turned as
black a. when Iwasa young man by using Mrs
i. A. Aliens WOrId's Half RestOrer aud ZylobAl-
amum." These Preparations have been used aud
approved for twenty yearl+
sbldby DruggIsts everywhere. Depot 1888 Green
wich street, New York. OctS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-10

WAsaissrOS. October s.-Ths Govern
rnent e once more in Communication with
ROseerans.
Wheeler made bis raid.
Communication is about fnIIy restored
aud everything will go forward as usuals
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-10
Rebel Batteries Opening on Rose
Grams Position.

WAsHIHGTOH, October 9.-Fhe RePubli-
cans extra says The Government has
adviees from Chattanooga 70 the 9th. On
the 5th the rebel batteries opened on our
position at range Of one and three quar-
tiers 70 two miles. 54es ,5.47s.
A dispatch from R0secraus' headquar.
tiers 9Th says: Not man was injured BY
the rebel batteries yesterday.
Other dispatches show abe imPtegnable
position Of R0seeFans.
No official information has been received
Of the rebel statement that two Of Rose
Grams pOntoon bridges, over the Tennessee,
were carried away.
TelegFaphic Communication has been
between Nashville aud Ste
yenson,.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-10

RELIGIOUS NOTICE Elder
HEi-SS q. l.. Loos, Of bethany College, wilPFtach
in the Disciples Meeting House, Market street.
Nj ceiling, tomorrow morning Sunday at !EI3
o'clock and in the evening at early gas light inc
public are respectfully invited to attend
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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saturday Morning October 10, 1868.
Taxes Taxes =! Taxes!
MEN WANTED.

r,.RpsNTERs, Wag-n Makers, Blaeksniths,
strikers Teaustets and Lab3[eIs. are D %SaSSG
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PREMIUM SEWING MACHINE.

yrTNHE GROVER 4 BAKER SEWING MACHINE
has taken the first premium At every state FAIR
ne only Gold Medal ever awarded to any machine
n Illinois The work upon the Grover Baker
ssvinE Machine has received the iTSt premium ut
evbry state Fair In the United States where Il has
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t9 caII ana Eexamfne the Grover Baker mA6hin9
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Nau York Market.

NV YOHK, October 0.-IOney-Easy At Gas q
cent, chief business at the inside.
steFiing-RRmeE5 closing dali at 15t6l65-
and closing Rrm AZ ~.
Cove Fnmont stOeks-Less active aud scarcely 20
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BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.

III S1cRRTAHx OF S1AIEs OFFICE,
= Wheeling, W. Va, Oct. q, 1868.
rlJHE Boart. OF Public Works ofwe4t Virginia will
/ hold it's regular meetings In this ONCE on the
second Tuesday Of each month. Persons interested
will take notice.
j. EDGAR BOYERs,
octs d3tGW1t Secretary Board Public Works
TAll4loyal papers in the State will give three
7fnseFttopR a3isfl
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Fall and Winter Opening.

1TRs. AL. THOMAS VIII open her stock Of Fall
n and Winter BOnnsts, Head Dresses, &c7 incIa-
~ pattern Bonhrts, selected from the most fash
a,sbIO houses iu the East, on Tuesday, October
18Th.
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Pittsburgh Iron.

NHyR keep iall stock q ali hlloo bar, BAND, sheet
wv aud hoop lFen; ~ Pittsburgh rnahe' AIsqt
lof,taV Entfie6H NAN Rod, which We VIII sell At
III IN 4 4,lirOas be ttEfGAhf 4 nukttiu VI
JnII0 HIi q 4F sHpits hAla sttUpt's'
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LaugbIiD's Old Home Bitter,
THE Pride OF VIRGINIA.


a necessary article this warm weather. That's
what's the matter. You want a bottle.
/. Don't go about complaining Of being 80 weak and
feeling SO e4hadHted BY the weather. You can be
irelisved very easily by using
y Laughlin's Old Home Bitters,
THEPRIDE or VIRGINIA.
No use going 70 the Springs and spending 50 many
OF those greenbacis'' You viii cat better and OF
course feel better, and natural look
better. BY using
Laughlin's Old Home Bitters,
THE PRIDE OF VIRGINIA.
These Bttera are agreeable to the taste, in mild
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system. The exquisite hAvor, the delicate aroma
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