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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-19
Rebel RAID In tho County OF Upshur

Some 100 or 200 rebels surrounded a
company of militia at CenterYille on Sat-
urday the 12th inst, aud captured the
entire company, save some four that es-
capped. Their Capt, Daniel GOuld,) was
among the captured. They were taken in
the direction Pooahontas, where it is be.
lieved there is quite force. The number
of men taken was sixty, aud some forty or
fifty horses. Some OF the rebels were
known by the citizens.
There was also a band Of guerrillas made
a dash into Troy, in Gilmer county, on
Friday of last week, robbed two stores,
captured four or five citizens, and took all
the horses the band could manage. Wien
will West Virginia have that protection
that she is entitled to? She has given, ac-
cording to her population, more volunteers
to eight for the cause of her country, than
any State in the Union, aud yet is TO be
destroyed for the want of protection. Is
it not high time that the Government
should know that West Virginia is virtually
without projection? Surely the Govern
ment can not be apprised Of our situation,
or else 1t would not suffer these things to-
be. ] have all confidence in the Govern
ment, that it will crush the rebellion-but
surely the powers that be at Washington
does not know our true condition.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-19

that the Daras6I, the dress, the bonnet.
the gloves and the CATERS must be all the
same color TO iproducelt most unique
and pleasing effect nAnd thus COM
pletely dressed lady no longer ofeuds the
eye with confused contradiction of coli
Ors Of'all the shades and without the or
der Ofthe rainbow, but presents perfect
picture as melOdiO0sly charming to the
eye as the air of ''H0me Sweet Home" is
to the ear. ...., -. ,-.-7 80.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-19
Something for the LadIes-HOyv Mrs.
BOnaparte puts ON her Clothes.

Bonaparte puts ON her Clothes.
a Paris correspondent of the New
York NeIps gossips a little about the dress
es of Eugene. He says it is universally
conceded that she is the best dressed lady
in Europe. She sets the female fashions
Tor the world; and employs not only mod
istes but artists to invent them. Her 'de-
partment Of ready made clothing" is
something immense. To say that she has
a new dress for every day In the year
would not begin to convey an idea of the
extent and variety Of her wardrobe. In
the front centre Of the ceiling Of her maj
esty's private dressing-room there Is a
trap door opening into a spacious hall
above filed with presses, each containing
q dress, exhibited ON a frame-IOoking like
an efigy Of the empress herself. In a
part of these presses there Is a little
railway leading to the aforesaid trap-dooF,
through which the dress is s'decended''
into the presence of the empress. II It
sspleased her majesty, the dress Is lifted
from the frame and placed upon the inn
periaI person; if not, it is whipped up,
and another comes down in its place; and
not unfreauently another and another and
another: so fastidious is the taste which
gives the law to the world of fashion. In
1ublic the Empress never looks over
dressed. AseVeFe simplicity always char
acterizes her toilette, while every thing,
in material, fit and color, is as complete
i in harmony as q sonata aOf Beethoven,
This is the great secret of the ''art OF
dress" A woman who wears discOrdant
ribbons breaks that sense of visual melO-
dy commonly called 'sgOod taste," with
out which not even the Duchess of Col
eonia can dress wen. Certain colOrs are
| i66ongruOus and inharmOnic as ceFtnin
n6tes In music; and the artists who Com-
| nose dresses for the Empress Eugenie
| study those natural laws Of harmony q
carefully as the painter the hues Of his
palette. Just now it has been discovered
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-19

q -SFAOLAL 4NvEI0L5 DUuDIo t4s UUgIo ~ LAsto' -
AH-Yearly Advertising on reasonable terms, RccOF-
ding to the space occupied and the number changes
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tranEisnt persons or strang
erB, to be paid for In ddpGHce.
Business Cards not exceeding i've lines SO
or So for six months but for shorter period nothing
will be counted le8s than SQUARE. tssl 2 ? -
The privilege Of Annual AdVertisng Is limited to
the AdVettisers' own Immediate business; and all
ofauctton sales and real estate, by them musa
be paid for at the usual rates.
acknowledgements not accompanied with VIZ tten
directions will be inserted until forbid and charged
accordingly
Notices for Political Meetings to be charged in all
cases at full rates. 1.4
Marriages, Noticosof Funerals, and announcements
of sermons 80 cents each. nouv1l-'69
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ries, ind the cdium attached to those who
opposed the war of 1912, and even to those
opposing the Mexican war. Aud let them
mark it, that just in proportion to the
magnitude Of the war, and the greatness
of the issue involved, so will the infamy
be deep and overwhelming into which they
shall sink. W. h, Co. ].
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-19
PARsoS BRoWNLOw.

Our little sheet is merelya harbingsr of
our successor. Verify one cometh after
MS, "the latchet Of whose shoes we are in.
no wise worthy to uuloose." he whose
name bsads this paragraph will be among
Us in a. few days With all the appliances Of
the mystic Art pof Faust, and then the
KRoxville wing fsdivivsis. Ifthere areeny
rebels, among us tender on the point Of
epithets,. We advise them to Immediately
get themselves gone to some point where
never follow them. s3vlzt
5l7c so I'M. .AEEURNnsG PILGRrHs. -
ss a3 ~ +! .s.a From the Knoxville Bulletin. -
Not the least Of The many gratifying in.
Cidents attending The advent of Gen. Burn.
side in our midst, is the return 70 their
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-19
pailpgnteIIiaenter
TERMS OF ADVHRTIsING.

TwxLv1 SOLID L1HEs OF EoNPAREI1, CoR oHR NOE, Jon
LESS, MAXI SQUARE.
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interesting Presentation OF a Flag
the Oopperheads The Way the
Boys Feel About valIandlgham.
MARTINsBURG, Va, Sept. 10, 1884.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-19
The southerm oross.

The following is the rebel poem for
printing which thA rebel proprietors Of
that rebel newspaper, the Baltimore Repu6-
HcGn, were sent ncross the lines the other day
by Gen. Schenck. The poem isl miserable
parody on "The Star SpaDgled Banner"
so miserably poor, in facf, that the pro-
prietors deserved their fate at the hands of
the literary public for such selection:
Gen. Schenck did exactly right in sending
them down to where they keep the 'South-
ern Cross" When people living under
the protection of the "Star SpaDgled Ban
ner" have such hankering for its-oppo-
sing emblems,they ought to be sent where
they can see them plain and live under
them to their hearts content:
ohi say, can you see, through tho gloom ard the
More bright for the darkness that pure
Like the symbol ofloye and redemption Its form,
As It points to the haven Of hope for the nation.
How radiant each star, as the beacon afar,
Giving promise of peace, assurance In wRrl
IT'S the Cross ofthe South, which shall ever remain
To light us to freedom and glory again.
How peaceful and blest was Americas soil
IT'LL betrayal by the guile Of the Puritan demon,
Which turks under Virtue and springs from its coil
TO fasten its fangs in the life blood OF freemen.
Then boldly appeal to each heart than can feel,
And crush the foul viper meath Iiberty's heel;
And the Gross Of the South shall in triumph remain
To light us to freedom and glorysagain!
'Tis the emblem of peace tits the day star of hope,
Like the sacred LdbGrum that guided the Roman
From the shore the Gulf to the Delaware's slope,
'Ts the trust Of the free and the terror Of foemen.
Fling its folds to the air, while boldly declare
The rights We demand or the deeds that wo darei
While the Gross of the South shall In triumph remain
To light us to freedom and glory againl -+
And II peace should be hopeless aud Justice denied
And wars bloody vulture should flap its black PIN
ions,
Then gladly ato arms" while we hurl in pride,
Defiance to tyrants and death to their minI0ns!
With our front In the eld, swearing never to yield
Or turn, like the Spartan, in death on our shield
And the Gross OF the South shall trinmphanty wave
As the flag of the free or the pail Of the bravel
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-19

homes of numbers of those pilgrims who
have for long time past been soj0Hrning
across the mountain; men who at different
times during the last two years have been
forced 70 flee like thief in the night, from
those ogres Of our DAYS, the conseript off,
GERS of JEFF. Davis. The great majority. Of
these paImers have come back in the no.
blest guise in which they could appear;
clothed in the Federal uniform, they have
come bearing the sword Of the righteous,
and carrying the insignia Of honorable
warfare on behalf of the Union
Among them, the most prominent, is one
every way worthy to occupy so proud .
position, we refer to Brig. Gen. s. P. Car
ter. "A Tennesseean by birth, aud soldier
and gentleman by instinct, every puisation-
OF his noble heart has been given 70 his
country. During all of the days of his ex-
lie his faith in his native State has never
faltered. He knew her to be true, aud the
moment must have been a proud one for
him when he saw the overwhelming proofs
on Thursday last, that the loyalty of bis
fellow citizens had like his own, survived
all trials and temptations. General Car
ter. we are glad to know, will probably re-
main sometime in our midst, having been
appointed Provost Marshal General of the
District of East Tennessee. Gen. Burnside
could have made no appointment more
acceptable to our citizens. They know
General Carter, and to know him is to be
satisfied that he will perform his duties in
the trying position to which he has been
called impartially and vigorously.
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OHuDREH9 HbsE, Wa a urlll'-'
" e a. VGEisty stoEsO q u1OoLI GBBo-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-26
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUcHU

E'oF w eaknesGe8
6KIsINa FR1AEENCBss Is, HARIIs or uIssIPA-
[ } sII0Ns EAELH EEDIeGREEt0E. O. ABUSE
Attsnssd sirh tie tolgyflE gnpto1s:
Indispositioa % EGsEtio1, Los a P0uG,
Lon 0fEsu0V rDt&eastT - BreashtlE
Wolk EeFVeA, EllDbllnE,
HuErirof plseAaA. WakefriIes
Dimes a FiEfoa, EEiai ths Back.
UuiVIfall LaaIitl1e - E1nsbtlg oftbs BO4yy =
ia hllsEullr syEteI, uTttols 81 tn ElrAs
Hot Hasd1, PaIhd C0lnts1anee,
DEynss q tie skin-
TheA symptoms, 4 aIl0ged 20 gooa, Uhksh ttis
AGsdieias inTGriabiy rsl.0Tos, soolf0IIvE
D[POTENCYI FEIUFTTs EPILEPTIo PIE,
In ols ofuhtEh fhep atiaI8 ny szSfra- Wbo ea1
say tat they are act Fegue1tiy folioTSd By thoss
INsAEITF AND CONSUMPTION
May ars Gsass e Ehs eau.s of thafr sIGsrlZ. bat
ne will egu4aES he RECORDS - eha LlEEDa AEy-
beaE amPIe witness to the trath Oftbs a8ertioa-
OCEANIC WKAKNEsS
Requires the ala Of HsleIEs 70 Blrsnkthen and n
ytEuIlts the . stsn, Ghieh HKLHBoLUs A1IAACE
BUCHU Invariably doea- tEial Yin eoaTincs tbs
nlost a--RtaSA-
Fsm6Isss Females, Esmales,
OLD on YOUNG. SINGLE, MAR1uR. on Coz
TDPLATIEG EARRIAGE
In my EasetionI pseuliar 70 EsulaIs8 sEztrasi
B1chu = une9latisd b aly otssE = IN
rosiS Rsie1ri0a; IFFelllaFity, PinfasEl e elp-
PEs.Iio1 oftbs ClgtOlAET EE1ellsolas UiasIatnd 9
EtsFity, an4 tx al eo1plGilts inei1eot % IL ~,
WhstiIsr arising from IndiIcrStion, Habits q d.
Patioa5 oEia the
DECLINE or CHANCE OF LIFE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-26
OF WHEELING, VA.
Mr. EETnRE.
saddles, Harness, trunks q

~ WHOLESALE 4 RETAIL.
=. sHRPARD Nom IEln strest, eorrsz
d Unlo1, TiII oo1tilus o kssP % han1 alargsan4
nclulsts asztlent of an t5 line, e1EEG
nkof LadfsSs sd Gentlsasus Ed disg INA CoGESa
HSrnsss Ircnks Yates, Carpet Bas4 eatehsls, Cal
IEolld Tsspsc4faElY eaIlattsltoa 70 ny stoek,aa
trES4 by EtEie1 Al4 rrcDptnesl, 70 EGrit
oozGinlales Of the Plbte PatrolAss
Au6n6s frGPlrtng pro1 - 60 - u pro
pEEDnEE. i ,. eHERRARD.
Ssu1o - Ma strest
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Co-Partuership.

7r- Co-Partuershfp.
Thsuss-stSaaa hEss fu-zsi Go e -
dErhs "nRs ufLH-H 49,, , -
the - -lsT-I, H5i'
WaTe TlIusIlsd ARA slu1ar IEs-a-.-SS- - SsI
Foi1fTy q Wbrelflg Islal4. y HTTIIAN8
llO1FOs Gfssst- - It'll y.
whssasEv,E.h.z, 1ss1
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4

MES. "a. ALIENS WORLDS HAIR KEsTORKR
AND EYLORALsAlGUH Oh WORLDS RAIR
Dressing ~ ezns,s an others for rSstoring hA1r
s.reaEthsainz vhsa weak. prsrsating fHIiiag q
turning gray, al vksa GrNg. restOrins its uHf1Eaa
uDIor UishOst The zSs Ct eye ne Tieh sioH-y As-
PsHrznoeiEVar+ed Il tFaly UonasEfEL WI 20 81
o. sEain the fssst Inca. Fhs fset that tSsy neTes
sd has ast0zisbed tAous.oaA- 40 ssay's tOtIes 4
eozplste Gith5zt tie ZyI6sGla1ua OF HElr Drsss-
f1E. Il eieAaSss tAs EEi- AID izpArss 70 II nest
lsEEhtfll fraErAsee, Asa y i;E 70 b0th yOuus Ana
"a
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BLOOD BLOOD! BLOOD!
HslnbolE,. HiEhlI caae.nsr..sd coapoupa
Fluid Extract sarsaparilla
SEPHHIS-

hi. Il an aasetioa q TIE BloOa, uaa a.a.sss u.
se1uAl OEElas LininEs q The EGsa. EArs, Threat,
WIndpipe, a1d OthSg M1eas suFfaeea making fts aP-
pe1rH1oe IN he f1Enl q Ulcers. HaIbol1H EEtElet
parties ne biood a11 reeves an Sealy
EFupfionI Ofths Skin, giving 20 tha Co1PlsEiala
OIssr ard Hsalthy Cdr. Il lypEsplrsd eEprsEs-
" for this eIasI a euuplEint4 ItI PURIFYING
PFUpeFtisI GFe pFOsaFVsd % tim any
other pTsparAtton q EArnpaTilla-
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HELArBoLD's ROSE WASH

HELAIBOLD'S ROSE WASH.
ture, ard infection IN Diseases q ne UTinsEy
oEglnH, ari.ing fro1 habits e di9tPAtioa, Nd
EVIdsaea0f thsnosf BaslollIbIs a1d EsIialls char
aeter VII seeonRany tie nefc1ss-
oERFIFIoATEs or CURES.
RrOa eiEA. . sss7..g ye... s..laias. Win aaas
= - s1.I Prss.sol DEVICES vAluHbl. uu-a =
g Tss..zs Issss by ths late es,ssra.sd DE-
PHFEIUK. hilaIaIrlili-
Sc rsasEks rlAdeby Or. ERHRAINNoDOERLL,
College q surFo0l6, IrelEld, AID p1hlsho1 fl he
TFsnssetIons q The King and olsslls Journal
see Ne1teo-SlrlIgieal EsTtsI, plblishod - BEE-
JAlIIN GRAVERS. FULIOE ofths EeyaI CoiIeEs q
ssss6ost orths late s.aaa.ri Wo4ksoa nsaiesn..
sIsaFAlTEIA. q O0Psr b5ttis q Il fESA
INE8OvD ROsI WAsEs 6oe- pr bOttts q tx fDES2Go
Or halfa dolen q oash flr 81 o. Thfeh ui - sus
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Cleveland. Pittsburg andWheeI-
inc Ran Road.

-
ing Ran Road.
- -
nH ANDAFT MONDAY, Aprh 2Oth, IsSs, Pa.
W asnger Trims E1 iosTs Bridgeport - foil0EH-
iOso AN Nan Traia, stoppilg At al stations, AZ
rives - PiftsbdrEh q 81 ?. n, and
CSFslEsd - 10 ?. n
sEEilss e Piit.l1IEk 3 Sos PsSET
lO=lO P. NJ ExPre. Train. aFriya e RittsbGrEh -
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RETURNING TRAINS.
rive At BEidgep0ET - $40 ?. NJ sd rs A. y.
LAaTS PiftGburEh 81 Loo A. NJ, 60 A n a1d
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seIf-Measurement for shi-t.
A Gard to the People
Now IsYOur Time to save MOne,,
BargainsI BargainsII BarEainr

BargainsI BargainsIl BargainE
TX oolsaqlslcs e n nj. thIf a G5fto- g.,
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Daily snteIligsnfer

Fran the Bunker HEAarura.
surgical Examination Of a COnsertPt.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-26
EMANCIPATION.
baltimore 8 Ohio Railroad.

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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-01-29
Representative Men-A Pair of Bully
Democrats.

1t is for your Legislature to tell Lincoln
that he can have no more soldiers for the
prosecution of the war. II Representative
Old's Speech.
:" He did not believe one half the people
OF the North cared whether jeff Davis was
at Washington or Abe Lincoln. ~ Atty
Gen. Critchfeld's Speech.
The two men-the ''pair of noble broth
ers'-who gave expression to the above
quotations, are representative Democrats.
DIR. Olds was elected to the Legislature
while incarcerated in prison for committing
treason against. the Governmeut-interfer
ing with and 6iscouraging enlistments-
Critch6eld was elected in October last A.
torney- General of the State, by the Demo-
cratic party. They may, therefore, be re-
gard as representative men-.jresh from their
constituents. From which we inf that
lone half Of the people of tie NORTH i. e.
the Democratic party don't care whethe'
JEFF. Davis is President or Abe Lincoln"
And from the conduct Of the Democrats, of
hate, in their representative capaei y, in
more States than one, we are inclined to
believe there is more truth than poetry in
the adpission--although the Attorney Gen
eral rndy have given 'uttersnce to it in an un-
guarded moment, when under the influence
of something stronger than hoarhound tea.
-[Steubenville Herald. --