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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-01
G. W. REESSING & CO.,

So - IS Market ST., heelinE, Va
nEALERs ~ FRUITS. NUTS, CIGARS, ToBAC-
IL CO, FAa-y GrcrSEies ADD Foreign PrUipce gen
orally, yer for sAle ~ tksLoTest eAsh pE1e-s,
81 XII. No l, and 81 80 No : NAckereL
so Eoxes scotch Herring. 50 keSs Holland do.
. sNrks AizsoDA-- 10 sacks RtlbeTts-
10 CO Cream AGts- 10 do WGlnura
bbls PeSAns- Ion b0Kss RRisinA-
90 3r1usFiEN 50 eNse4 Tomato Catsup.
IS eAses quartz Pepper sAuee.
LOO ksSAels African Ground SutA
~ eAAas ADD lbS. eans Cove OystsrS-
- do quart ADD plat JAZZ plain Pickle
loo do Brsndy Peaehe4 AID Cl4-TTie--
80 do assorted hsrnStDoauy s-a.~d Fruits
10 eases SArdiBss IN y boxeA
zoo Ib- genuine EEEli-h Dairy Cheese.
eEses 4mburE CheeAs-
- boxes western Reserve Cream Cheese.
1eA.es STARTS dOuhE' reiH"i Loaf suEAs, By the
IOAfOuly.
100 boxes HoX's CineiEaAti Starch.
pockets Mocha Coffee,
AisO . general AssortmRut Of Fancy And staple
brAnds smoking and Chewing Tobacco, together
Nth geosrl Assortment Of All Fancy 6roesrles-
Army dealers are respectfully referred to our gea-
eEAI stock. Rprl-2m
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-01
AFFIDAVIT.

.PuEs1oaly aDpsarul bsEIre ms, Al 49,, -.
Sy q FhiladsipAiA, H 7. HElHsoLD Who, 80 -
gSSSuLnI aSth SAys his preparAst0ls eu1tii1 - -
pErely Vegetable. n = an - - Afte
svOEa sa4 ssh>zbSa Ssas-E - a. - - -. !,
SVTSmerF, 1874 Mn 9T1[SLS5-g q
AloeTnAus StuIh -sEEosS, aA7vS F,,Ig- 49,
AaaF@ LSt1S1 In tnflEllatioa n 800
~. ,o.z-., : H Z HELMByL In. CO
BEWARE OF cOUNFERFETrs
AND UNPRNoIPLKD DEALKRs
- cSes1vor % ai.Pos .OP THKn OWEss
HslnbolRa Ganufls Prapara.IO,a
ExfEaef B1ckl,
slr1loarila
sd ~ Al DEassists sYa-yuher.-
Ask FOR HRLAEBOLDs-FAKRSoo 1s
as SSi ST IT &c - - AID
Etunl9 oneod
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-01
To Wool Growers.

NEE YoRK, Nay Is, 1873.
ESTLEABS: We are prepared 10 reeeiVcs han.
VI de, and seu WcSi In lAEss and small lcts, on
LHr faIloEinS oondtSonJ AMER the Wool u laid down
A. door, Ni stors Insure, grade, eel deliver,
collect. and remit. for Cpe cent PR pound
r terms % SA!es for caSh, or nett prices. Ad-
ding interest for time. In do re take paper
s1thozE tie SEners consent hat vii. ssn alone.
Uur IoaE AelsAiutA1es With the trade enables TO
make Qutek SAlSs At the market TA4ge-
Having the oOunience OF iArZS eApitAists Also en-
ableS u negotiate Tor siTarors the most AVor-
able teF1aA-
Al rsnittApers viii BE promptly Eor~NrIed uiIh
socoaR: Q! Slles
We shall he ylsaSed recsive yooT WOOL. and vii
eve Il proGPt keSPing our friends
Sos3Sd % the eoaditSoa Of the market
Te-y respectfully, yOurs-
Il. A PErTIBOSB / WALLACE
Wool Brokers, 20 BrUAd street New York
mTaO Sra4s
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BlackWOOd's Magazine
AND IN
BRITISH REVIEWS.
Great Inducements to Subscribe
PREMIUMS and REDUCTIONS

The Presest critical Of RuropsAn AeAIrs vii
render thee pubcations unusually interesting dur.
ing the forthcoming yeAr. They VII Occupy mid
die grO1nd bstEesn the hastily written neTstEerlS
crude sFes1lAtiOps, and flying runors Of the daily
Journal, and the pondeTous tone OF the future h-
triau Wrttsa after the living interest And excite
meat Of the great political events e the time shall
have Pa8ed away It u 70 thee Periodicals. tkaE
rs8dsEs mast look for the Ony really inteIbIa ap1
reliable btstoTy OF current eTelfs, aHd such tx
Edditoa 10 theIT sci -eStAbIshs3 literary scsatide
aud theO!oS5eal Character, re Erse them upon the
eoAsiderAti0n Of the Rating public.
The receipt Of Advance Sheets truEa the
British pGb4EshG1s SiTe8 adttionAl Talus 70 thee
the hands q subscribers shout soeu Is the o-fi-
nal editions.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-01
THE RESToRER REPRopucEs.
THE HAIR DRESSING cULTIvATEs AND
BEACTITIEs.
co SWINGING TESTIMONY
q nI,nEnEE


REV. I. A. BUC6BEE,
IIsI:. IrsaI. ASU. BIBls Urisn, y. j. Guy,
writes: 81 very ehesrfally add my testimony to
that Of Numerous iiendA, to the great value OF Ms
4. Aliens worlds Hair ResteTsr AMI LyiObalaA-
nun"
RHv. VIZ. CUTTER, ". I. City; My hAiE i changed
to ils natural color, and growing on 6aldsPot
RKv. J. II. CyRNELL, y Y City: u proeuret u Tot
reIA'iye- The falling Of the hair stopped, AID
restored It nom being grey 20 Is natural and
beautiful color"
RTv. J WEST. Brooklyn, L. /: u will testify 70
their value in the moot liberal ssase They have
restored ms hair where it Is bald, and where grey
to its criZinA. -olcr.'
REV A. WEBSTER. Boston, Mas: Il have ussd
them With ETrNt ers-t 1 noN neither bad
nor grey. NV hair dry ant brittle IL u now
RET. IL. Y. DtGES, BoS;on, Mae: '.TbAt they Iro-
mote the growth Ct the hair where bAldhesn H.
have 60 eTideaee ,fmy own eyes,
!SAli BY oil DTv2glEJ throughout ~ World.
Principal sales OnlCe'
No. les Greenwich ST., N. Y. City.
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Pittsburg andWheaI-
ing Rail Road.

Cleveland, Rlttsburg RndWheel-
ing Rail Road.
- 4&2z s@E6EZ
ON AND AFfER MONDAY, Apr 2Cth, ls6S, Pa:
~ senssE Trains viii leave Brtageport follows.
(5undAys s1eeptSd-j
1880 A N AAil Er1ia, stopping At AZ stations
rtVss 81 Pittsburgh - SD P. n, and
Cleveland ~ 80 P. n
SGS P " E1Prrss Train. stopping ~ AL s:AtiOos
arrives ~ PittIbuTEh - Sos P. u.
1910 P n EGPras Train, ARRIVES Pittsburgh ~
BIO A u. and Cleveland 81 S.lO A. ".
RETURNING TRAINS.
LesVs Cleveland At ss2o A u. aud $50 P NJ, Az
rtys At Bridgeport At $40 P ", and SIS An
Leave Pittsburgh ~ Loo A n, 65OO A. u. and
A. n and As P. n
Connections are made a. FoIlOvVss
Al Pittsburgh With PennsyfTEuia B. h sar EA--4s
bars, BAltinoEe, WaahinSton- Philar
delPhiA- SeE York an6 Bostcn-
Cleveland With Cleveland Toled r Z q. san
ausky. Toledo Detroit Chicago ADD
AL points in the SoEGH WEsT. With
Detroit steamer for Detroit, Jackson.
ch.eaEO and the EoG7H WET- Hith
CleyeiSod Erie r B. Ear Erie, Dun
kiTk, Bu6AlO aud NiAzAra Fails With
Cleveland. colum5E5 / CincaaA:i for
CIeStline. DSlEGGEs- Colambus and
Al Hudsoa uith The 9. z. &C 8-R- f,r czyAAozA
RHlls, AkrUr- AiIlsrS5argh Aad Woe
At AuIAaos With P. It. r. c. RI lor Canton.
NAa.illon' Wooster. Salem, Knon, Co
lEEhUs AID Chicago.
At steubslTtIls With p c. G Line and A. BKIIkER
With C. D. D. R-R- for ZAaesViIle, New
AK. ColumbEs, AenlA. Dayton. Ind
snGpolfs, CHfFu. Cfa=tEnari. Louisville,
St LOuis- ST. joseph AID AL POINTS
Wtss and south West
kTcUTSion Tickets 20 Pittsburgh and return 800.
Fare always - low, and time much quicker thAa
any other route
through Tickets to all points Ia the West, SoFth
And EAAt can b Eroeured ~ the o6ee aadsE the
MeLure Houss- Wheeling, Va. With IickeS
Agent Il BriaEeP0rt station.
Freight eoutrNcts will Be made GglOTest rates 20
any poat accessible by this nd AID itS eonnSrtionA
70 the EAgt, North, West aud EoEth-EOgf, 81 c6eR
uEdeF A'Lure House. or With Rf. Aren't 81 Brid<e-
port station WM. D. TERRY, AEsaG
Wheeling, Va
O. & WILLIAMS. AEeat,
in. MCCULLOUGH. President
R MYERS. GeE't Ticket AEt. Esbs
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-01
1863. 1868.
REAPBRS AND MOWERS,

THE BEST AND GREATEST IN
AMERICA.
The sTErsoS REAPER AND MowkR
rIIE BUCKEYE REAPER AND MOWER
THE QUAKKR BOY MOWER.
THEIR SUPERIORITY over all others u rrtAb-
i hIhSi beyond doubt and the prices are lower
than th0ee Of any other reliable machines. They
Eiu be cold single OF combined sample naArhinSs
be zen ~ my warehouse, corner Of Market and
Quincy stTeGts WkselisS- A. the demand tE!s ga
sou u unRIGAlly large, those Who wish u secure
machine UVuid DO veil to order At once.
Price Of Ste;sSn eombinSd Reaper aud Mover $50
4oliGrd-
Price oGouAEs, By Mower % dollars
GPrlS. JNo. THoBURS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-01
DEVRIEs, STEPHENS s [.
WHOLAssEs sEALEs n
Foreign 4 Domestic DRY &
No. 3Is Baltfu Iore -

SAA1I EAlAOA@@
"H are DoH receiving car arg A. n
w leetOd Stack q ForUi 4 a. L.-7
Good, PuEeAAsed for Caah. - : the S;r=- :
meE 4r11e, oolFTt3nE every T1Tisty - =,
o NE 111 ns9f1m qEAlfEh = Of bsaz:--
the u-ost Eeeee1 prInti1E - inFl-tN-1a-
CLOTHS. OASSINERE q. SATISE -
ISSS- AAsO . FeasEAl . scErueut - =
Dry GO0dA
In a3ht55 e caE 80 X q IT, Cos
bTacos every variety e s6oo.s a-zA-.y =
largest SOttcu HsGASs- 70 all Ct y az
TIE aEtaltion - Plref nsera- We - -
AZ - lCT pTtcSs - h sane o,is ca be-
q tEe NOIGbGr1 eE y aEarn aarkeEa
nhSl-2as laETRIES. S[EPHE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-01

POSTAGE.

The Postage % any part Of the United States yin
b bat TWKSTT-FOUR CENTS year f1r -lRiaek-
Of the Review
At the above prizes the PeFtoSieals viII - F,r-
GfShed fer 1874 And asA
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-01
TO LADIES.

NUMEROUS APPLICATIONS have nom time to
y tine been made to ne oy LNiies for ins'r1e-
ION ia writing and other sublects Of study in the
Wheeling Business School, but eaeh has PreteTred 20
EAit till others shOulG begin. respectfully inform
all Interested that class Of LA4iss has aoU COM
zaepesd, And shall lie glad TO TsSsiVe more,
oet9Etf IL. HITCHCOCK.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-01
HELMRoIp,s ROSE WAsH-

An excellent LrtiOG for Diseasss q eyrkjisr5. n,
tgrs, and injection IN DiseEaes o. - TTi.aT
CrEAcs, ErtEinE hun habits q dtssipasioa T.ssI
eoE1eeEioI with Lhe Exrraets Burh 80 ---iFs.
In such diseases - recommended
EStdaaea Ct The most rusponsbIo AID ralfabls char
hcter viii accompany the mellfcfues
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-01
CERTIFICATES or CUREs

Prom eiEkt 70 twenty years staa4frE- vish -.
known % SCTESCE AND FAME
- Of tie UniEed EtAtas-
Prartice % PhyEtc
See remAEks made BIZ the Lax r,s,N-,.-s -.
PHTSICK. PhEa6elph4I -
see reuAEks Esdsby Dr.. EPHRAINNcpOURII
= SSieorataa khyEa1tA1- add nembsr q he RoTai
GfansaettenS ofthe King md Qusenis Jogrnal
So Aedieo- C1TurgieAl Review, pubHahed bV RRs-
SAAiS ks Ksil0U ofths EoyAl CofIsEs q
sSsBOst the late Standard vo-k,s, ,E.,,.,-.
EEIGAcI 6SeEr, 81 % Per bottIe. CT stx Glrss %
1 AAILLA. 81 oOPsr bottle O M for s.
o. half . dozen q sarh for So @. uhIeA v5u
se.ent @ cure the met sbStinats easss r Srsetis
Delivers . auy osaro-,. s.eu-,Iy pasksaf ua o.
y DesG:he symptoms IN AL ecuaazuI-.stou..-
Cures guaranteed. Advise EraffS
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TRANSPORTATION
Baltimore & ohio Railroad.

6&8E It e
OVvsoE BAL1r.OAz ONO RAnIoAD Co,
WHEufs0 STATIoH, Aug. 5, 1891
ON aud amer Monday night the 10Th % AuEuSt,
" the Passenger trans WI b run ~ the fOllOS-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-01
Alexander Heyman,
1872 MAIN ST,
o'TEAs TeAT aEi
SPRING TRADE OF 1853,

A GREAT NAklEI1 pf Nhh GUIDE IN MI
"a itasSJo which / N,k the attention Of buyers ~
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Auonz Nkieh l have fell lire Of Rich Plain
Black sinks, Handsome Colorei SGEs-
SEwEST STYLES OF DElSS GOODS-s9eh -
Mexico, Broeh-- AusAise. NLeacia-. Lisette-.-
Very hanlsOms neu sPEisS DeiA.ae~- iATg- VAr1ety
Of Lawns add BArSSes-
CLoAKs. AND NASTLEs.-I have the largest
sOrtnent ofSPrinE ClnNs, 10 tae ac~--; sryiea aAd
mat f4shiOEable coiorS
sHAwLs.-A spleadid lot OF white AnI e,Iored,
plain aud eIa5FUiisr Crap SEaWi-, well A. new
stye steIlN AID Cashmere shAEiS to b. h.pp---I
~ lcUr-t pri-e-
BALMORALS in the richest eulcrs.
CLOTHS, CAssINIFRES AND JEANS IN endless
CARPETS AND cURrAIS GOODS, which we're
bought before the ri'- aad which eaa A5ord TO
Ssll cheap
~ DOMESTIC GOODS. keep = large A,.9rtuent
OF Brown and BIsAchsd Musiins, Cheek, Ticking, a
=~.t variety 81 all makes CAsoes, GiaEhAia., and
q host " o'n=r goods thNt take p!sAslFe IL skoE-
inS. AAi Sl always s-il lover than Asy otler lse
Invite Al 10 cell aud examine lor themselves.
ALEX HETNAS,
l35 Main street.
Co1Htry Merchants respectfully Invited TO call
Aad examine my stock. which an sBabIr.i to ssll
AZ less than New York PTi,ss-
teb2i All.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-01

Any q The above works vii AIso b faruishsd n
Wv Sab'7IssTI for the year 1861, s, and Q, g
OHs-H Glf the Regular Su5seyiptioa PTies,.
Tins SSg SsbasIbsT nay obtain he R-,-,,, -,
tie Pour RSSisEB add BlaekGuOd - -
seven Consecutive Tsars for carr
Mhieh Z bat little mere than the Pros Of the ors
~ uIorkS for one year.
As Ne ShaH never again - ITkoly % oEs- Gu-ht,.
dleG1suts - thoss hFTO PEesszfod,
NOW IS THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBED
WRsuIttAaess must. IN an eassa b ~, 49,,
2 - ftetAys, toE A. thsss prices - e1lri--io1
LRONARD SCOTT loo
tanS No. SlGold StrOsf, GSs Yu-k.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-01

SAFE, SURE AND SPEEDY,
Tn tts work, is the lightning FLY KILLER.
i Every family shOuld have u.
it elects are astonishing
II does kill dies by the million.
1t Il safs and pleasant 20 handle.
Lhe etTeetiOus arO very dmple.
Nothlng equal to Il In the market
Only i've cents sheet For sale by
I. II. LOGAN CO.
AID LOGAN. LIST 4 co.
lnb Wholesale DrugEists, wheeling, ". Va
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-01
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUcHU

For "eaknesSes
ARISING FEOA ENCESsES. HABITS OF pIssIPA-
HOS, EARLY INOIsCRETLON. Oh ABUSE
Attsndsd Nith the 6IIosinE symptoms:
Indigestion % EKsr;i0n, LosI Of Power,
Loss Of Memory Di6eu'ty 81 Breathing.
Weak NsFTsA Tremh!ing,
HorTsE Of Disease, WAkefulnesE,
Dimes Of Vision. Pain In the Back.
CnfTerSll LAssifude Of Fiusbi-E Of TIE Bsdy,
the Muscular system, Erup:ious on the Eaoe,
Hot HA da- k8lhd CoGntenA7ee,
DFynsss q the Skin
Thess symptoms, II SIiOGed 70 50 q, UkI-h this
Nei5eins i1VEriably removes son fblIa9
INPOfRNCT, RATUTTT. EPILEPTIC FITS.
In Gee Of Whieh the patient may sEpi=s- Who can
saJ ~ theT are sos frt-iasEsy fJL5Te3 b the
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTIOS,
Naay ere auar. Of rbe ea1s. 9. rksir .g.erirE bat
poEe Viii e9afsss- The records q fk= IE=Eo@ ASy-
iGE1s 40 the ElsIAsehoiy ieA:Es BY CczssaBti0n,
bear ample Tita~as 70 tie truth Ofthe assertion
TRR CONGRATULATIONS AFFEcTEp WITH
GAG ISIc WEAKNESS.
Requires ihs al Of A--IciHe 3 s-r-a-th=a aad Ia
TiEoFate the system ,Uhieh HELMBOLBSS EXTRACT
BUCH Z invariably dOss- trial vii eouVtIes the
| most skePtieh-
Females, Females. Females,
OLD Or YOUNG. SINGLE MARRIED.. Oh coS-
TENPLATING MARRIAGE,
In many A1ections reclIiA- 20 FsrA,ss the KEtraeE
BGchu Is q1ae BY any ether rss3ssy, IN CHI
TOss Or Reteutioa- IrrrIlaEity, PAiHfzlless Sap
schiErOus Sesfs q the CteTuA Bs1eoTThea kites
stsTiiy, and for all Complaints iDeideEr the
Uhe:hsE arising from lDttscrStior- HSbfts q Dissi
pafiou- OF in the
DECLINE OF CHAN Z OF LIFE.
sEI sINFToHS ABOTL
~
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-10-02
THE WAR In VIRGINIA.
General Meade Dimes with John m.
BOtts..General COrtez..MOvements
oOf the Army.

col the army
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoroMAo
Sept. 2S.-Mexican General Cortez ar
rived here with view of inspecting the
army. he will review the army by corps.
review having been ordered in compli-
ment to him.
Position of the army unchanged from
former reports.
Our cavalry are busily engaged in picket
duties, and every day bring in deserters
and stragglers.
Yesterday Gen. Meade and number of
officers dined with John M. Bolts, who is
living quietly on recently purchased
farm near Culpepper.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoroMAC.
Sept. 2S.-Everything is as quiet as peace
itself We hold all fords of the Rapidan,
with front of twenty miles. The enemy
being centered at Orange Court House
and based on Gordonsville, is active and
alert. Indeed their vigilance at all points
seems fundamentally severe.
A lady in Culpepper is very emphatic
in her assertion that Gen. Lee. with all
his command is still in the army of Vir-
ginia.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2S.-(Special to
Herald. Ut is reliably reported that the
rebels have concentrated force some
10000 strong at Mount Jackson, with the
design of making raid through tho
valley of the Shenandoah. Heavy
artillery firing was heard this morning at
Bealton, supposed to be at Racoonford.
No particulars
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-10-02
FkScM CAIRO AND BELOW.

Cairo, Sept 2s.-Nothing later from
Little Rock. All quiet along White Riy-
etr. The health of the troops good. Four
hundred and fifty bales of cotton arrived
to'day; part Of which belongs to govern
ment. Passengers by the steamer LADY
Franklin report the capture in Memphis on
Saturday night of notorious guerilla
The President has approved of the
Military Commission, sentencing john
Nichols, a citizen of Missouri, to be hung
fort king up arms as guerilla.
There has already been received as
communication, under the Enrolment act.
$5,50O,00O, which sum, and all moneys
hereafter realized from this source, are to
be expended in bounties for enlistments.
"A man named Alonzo Sherman, while
on his way home from McGregor, where
he had been to sell wheat, was attacked
by two men and beaten to death with
clubs. The murder was committed near
McGregor on Monday night last.
EheTrnOnesrscas Record ior 1863.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-10-02
GEN. SULLY'S BATTLE WITH
THE INDIANS,
General Sully Leads a Charge,
HIS Loss CONSIDERABLE.

HEADo'Rs DEs'CH 39rH Wis. Vol. INFANTRY
Camp near Ft. Pierce, Sept. 10, 1868
Enclosed you will find dispatches, which
the General directs to be sent with all posi-
BILE dispatch to the nearest telegraph of
flee. They arrived tonight by special
courier, together with those for me from
the General, bringing the cheering news
that he had q severe and bloody battle
with the Indians on the Sd inst, about
200 miles above this point. It resulted in
the complete and total rout of the In
dams. They, however, formed line of
battle and fought bravely until brave and
gallant charge from our whole line, led by
our daring and intrepid Gen. Sully, drove
them bowling from the field, leaving on
the field $50 dead Indians, besides the
wounded and many prisoners. All their
lodges, ponies, dogs, &C., fell into our
forces hands, together with over 2OO,O 900
pounds of dried meat, which was burned
on the spot.
Captain, think you, in connection with
every other officer in the district, will Join
in hearty and fervent thanks for this great
and GROWING triumph. That Gen. Sully
has met, from the first, one continuous
and unending chain of obstacles which
would have deferred and totally discour-
aged men of ordinary stamina and perse-
verance, is well known TO every officer
and man On this command; but he has
met them manfully and nobly, and VEN
ture the opinion that when the undwrt-
ten history of this expedition shall be pub
lished to the world. Gen. Sullys record
will need no word Of vindication from you
or me; but that the future inhabitants of
Dakota Territory and the borders of Iowa,
will accord to him the need of praise due
the gallant patriot and warrior, who Sc
cured to them and their generation quiet
and undisturbed possession of their homes
from the savage and ruthless foe of this
frontier
am Captain, very truly,
YuOr Obcdient servant.
E. w. BARTLETT
Lieut. Col Commanding.
2. S.-Our loss is not stated, but is
considerable. Lieut. Levette, Sixth Iowa
is among the killed. WE.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-10-02
ARMY OF THE CUMBERLAND.
ROsecrans Reinforced. Engaged in
FOrt1fyfng - RumOrs from Wash-
fngtOn.

LOUISVILLE, Sept 2S.-Nashville trains
from the front are bringing wounded and
confederate prisoners.
Up to date abont 1900 rebel prisoners
have arrived here among them Colonel
J. J. Scales, 9Oth Mississippi; Majors J.
G. Davis, 18th Tennessee, and W. d. @.
Floyd, McNair's brigade; five captains
and eighteen lieutenants. One of the
captains was f. B. Layres, chief of ord
nance of Folks corps.
Over 5000 wounded have reached here
since Wednesday.
The churches and halls vacated some
weeks since by the sick and wounded, are
again taken for the same purpose.
Communication tonight is not yet
opened with Chattanooga. Guerillas are
very numerous in the vicinity of Co
lumba.
Major Fitz Gibbon, 18th Michigan, ar
rived here to night with thirty eight pris-
Oners; among them one captain and TWO
lieutenants on Folks staff.
lie reports all quiet at the front. Our
forces are still terrifying.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 28-The latest adj
advlces from Rosecrans. dated yesterday
afternoon, state that the enemy has made
no attack since the 21st, and Gen. Rose
Grams is not now in any fear.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2S.-[Special to
WorId. 1T is we'll understood in well in
formed circles that Rosecrans has been re-
inforced up to Saturday with about $4,000
men.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 29.-Rumors were
atloat in Washington last evening that the
Union forces in Georgia and Tennessee
had net with a serious disaster, but moth
ing definite had been ascertained from the
War Department. If unfavorable news
had been received by Government it has
been kept profound secret from those
who USUALLY find out such intelligence
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-10-02
FROM CHARLESTON.

New York, Sept 29.-A gentleman di-
rect from Morris Island, says few days
before he left several deserters arrived
Their from Sullivan's Island. Their story
is that after the blowing up of the maya
zine in Fort Moultrie, and fully expecting
a continuance of the Smelling on the fol-
lowing day, the rebels made preparations
for the removal Of their best guns, with
the intention OF evacuating the Island,
but finding next morning that the Smelling
was not renewed, they concluded to wait
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-10-02
FROM MEMPHIS AND BELOW.
Burning of mississippi Steamer.

CAIRO, Sept. 25.-Memphis papers re-
ceived by the steamer Platte Valley, from
Memphis to St. Louis, give an account of
the burning of the steamer Champion,
which took place on Tuesday, the 22d inst.
She was just from New Orleans, with fine
trip, bound for St. Louis. On arriving at
this point she was seized by the Govern
ment to transport stores and troops. She
had discharged the freight she brought up,
and was taking Government freight on
board. A large quantity had already been
stored away, and steam was up to drop
still further down stream. She had also
about 1870 cattle aboard. She was one of
the largest and most commodiOus packets
in the trade, and was worth about $50, OOO
The cattle and army stores with which she
was freighted were worth about as much
more
Fire was discovered about eight O'Clock
on the evening of the 22d, coming out of
the after hatchway. She was lying at the
Government wharf, her hold being filled
with hay. The flames spread with fright
full rapidity, so that in a very few mo-
ments she was perfectly wrapped in a
sheet of flame. The boats crew and pas
sengers barely escaped, and the clerk of
the boat managed by extraordinary exer-
tons to save the books and papers but
none of his private wardrobe.
Four persons are reported lost on her,
viz: the doctor, two guards and negro,
names unknown. The doctor is reported
to hail from st. Louis.
So great was the light that passengers
on the Emma No. 2, twenty-five miles up
stream, saw it distinctly The fire was
undoubtedly the work Of an incendiary
Rumors from below report that Gen.
Steele is falling back on Helena. No
cause is assigned for the movement. He
had left garrison at Little Rock. ,.