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ILLINOIS.
NHfTr~n1a

Collectors and Assessors Of In.
tcrnn1 Revenue in the North
western States.
, 1863-01-30
Eprrial Notirts.
THE CONFESSIONS AND EX-
J. PPEEIENCE OF 4
NENYOIS INVALID.

Published for The beno1t and ~ q caution to voune
;s, and o1l.c's Tao sufles M from Nervous Debility.
;!,c means fsclfcurc Dy one whohas cTred }mseif
ses heinE 1G xiGum Ct misplaced coincidence il med
directed enssor: sinEle copies may be had Of tic
sHthor. NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. Esq Bedford,
tltEfcotnty Ae* 1orE. Jazz 9zIsY SIN
/ nR: ID. MACRAE respectfully
- informs tie citizens OF Chicago that he has ncr.
E"ncIt!s located IN tts city With the purpose OF
;rac1leang In all branches OF the N
MEDICAL PROFESSION
Chicago. Ill b NACEAE II II n11'
.}..6zlsssm Surgeon and Physician {aic i. s. AZ
A C RID
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1lniIrpans.
1868. THE 1863.
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL r. r.
325 mIles Doub1e Track.

In order to keep pace with the deuanda Of tho travel.
ing public the managers Of this popular route have
added many improvements during tic year 14n and
with It's It will be found in all respects
track ia stone baaaed, and tire1y treu nom dust.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-16
manufactories aud public works, there can
be no excuse whatever for Indifference

manutactoFies aud public works, there can
De no excuse Whatever for Indifference
but insanity.
We know that there is much dissatistac-
ton IN the community concerning the late
order from Washington for enlistments in
this department, bnt that need not deter
no one from enrolling himself and preparing
to take mp arms. If any have doubts as
to the precise meaning Of that order, or if
any Is disinclined to connect himself with
,moEe permanent and formal organization
than the present emergency requires, he
need not. He cannot attach himself to the
State militia. Governor Curtin has au-
thorized company and regimental organi-
cations, the officers to be selected by the
men themselves If enough regiments are
raised they can be brigaded, and all be
subject to the Major General now com
manding this department, whom we are
glad to believe fighting man, tried, skill
fol and experienced.
What is done should, however, be done
at once. It may, and probably will be,
that no occasion for action will occHr, be-
cause the very fact that We stand ready at
all points, armed cap a PIE to resist inva-
sion, will he. the best possible preventive
OF invasion; but delay, and chatter, and
dllly daily, and two weeks hence it may
be too late, and then, not considering the
deplorable losses and calamities which will
ensue, will come vain regrets, morti6ca-
l tons aud curses upon the folly which
1 makes tugitVes of those who with timely
preparation aud Organization would have
been brave fighters. Now, whether this
threatened visit be unfOunded or not, every
man has a duty to periorm-to be prepared
TO resist if,it be real, and to be able to
/ know that he a0as ready, should it be given
tup. y.s.5a.z-,.l
4 For this reason we have urged, aud still
urge, the formation and drilling of cav
airy or infantry company full or incom.
4 plete,) in each township, not only of this
county, but of adjoining counties, sait
companies electing their own officers
This will not interfere with any mans bu
siness Or comfort. Then should the dan.
ger grow more apparent, or more immi
neut, these companies being already organ
lied, will be. at once ready to take theil
places IN regiments, TO be provided witt
arms, acc0utrements, &c. We presume, a:
matter of course, that those now here
and having the charge of such mutters
have already seen that muskets, annual
ton, accoutrements, &C., will be on hanC
II needed, aud that the. proper defense
have been made, on the main approache
TO the city. The simplest works, witt
stockades. abattis, rife pits, &c, whicl
could be built in u couple of days, could
such is the peculiar position OF our city
keep all Stuart's cavalry at bay. EfTicien
4 batteries are now being prepared, and W
presume cavalry companies, mounted
scouts, Videttes, &c., are ia progress of or
ganization. We trust we will never ueel
any ofthem. but in case they are needed
t it will be great pride and comfort, and
will prove a far greater profit, that the,
have been provided in time.
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HEADQUARTERS 24FH BRIGADE v. NJ, !
Wheeling. June I6kh.1S63


TN pursuance ofthe Proclamation of the President
Of the United States. dated this day, calling for
ten thousand of the Militia of the State OF West Vir-
GINA, bis Exceency the Governor OfVirginia has or
dered that all citizens liable military duty within
the bounds OF this brigade, composed of the regi-
mentB within HRncOck, Brooke, Ohio and Marshall
countless be forthwith organized for the draft de-
tail, to be made in accordance with orders Issued
from the office Of the Adjutant General. The fol-
lowing ordee is therefore issued:
]. The 5th Regiment, Col. James Mckinney and
the 4th regiment, Col. Andrew j. Sweeney, will mus
ter, fully armed and equipped, for inspection aud
thorough organization, to-day, the 18th June, at
O'Clock p Oh Fourth street. in this city, the right
OF the 9Th resting Union street, and that of the
4th on Quincy street, The commandant Of each
company will report to the Adjutant of his regiment
full and complete return the strength of his
pany, and the number and description of the public
arms and accoutrsments in his possession or within
his company district To this end each captain will
forthwith detail Two men to make diligent search
within his district and take into their possession all
such arms and ACCOMPLISHMENTS, delivering them at
such place as the captain may appoint. He will EN-.
Ploy the men thus detailed at C0mpe nsaton t. be
lxed by the colonel OF his regiment.
T. II. The 1881 Regiment, Col. John II. Cochran the
iment, Dol. Thos. HerVey,l and the 18th Req.
msnts Col Simeon P. Davidson, will be Immediately
prepared for the draft detail ordered in the mode
prescribed by the 4th section Of the 29th chapter OF
the Code of Virginia. To that end, the captain Of
each company will forthwith return to the Adiutant
of his regiment full and complete roll of all
liable to military duty within his district arranged
ttons In detail will be forthwith prepared and cent
to the Colonies of each regiment.
By order of ig Brig. Gen. JAMES s. WHEAT
HENRY Q. FLESHER, Lieut.. and A. D. O. iun1t
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A Proclamation by the Gov
RPnnH.

rDHR Commandments ofRegiments and Companies of
panes and regiments together, to be held in readi
ness to go to the field at hours warming, and will
provide such means shall be effectual in giving
iuInediAte notice TO ALL Arms and equipments will
be Furnished at the several places of rendezvous
Tho enemies OF our liberty and prosperity are again
threatening our peaceful homes .l mol. Ifl
Citizen soldiers, stand by your resides and defend
them against the common foes Of free government
Make every available spota rife pit from which
Yon know the roads and the passes Show YOUR
selVes TO be worthy Of your sres who gave Won the
tnestlmaDle blessings of freedom and Independence
tunl6 vt +. Fl. PEIRPOINT, Governor
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ian Prom the st. Louis Republican.
People greatly mistake who suppose that
on and near the line between Kansas and
Missouri, the question is any longer one of
Union and disunion. The real question is,
rather, who has any property left to be
stolen, or any throat to be cut. Rascals and
ruthans of all hues, collected from every
part of the United States, and probably
some patfss9f Europe, abound ali through
the border country. They are mere robbers
and mnrderers, but disguise their character
under some thin mask-sometimes ofseces.
sion and sometimes of Unionisu. 1t might
be interesting to contrast census (suppos-
ing one could be taken of the present mum
Der ofinhabitants in thp1 Missouri border
oounlavs hvith q registtF of the number
three years ago. DesblRtion and deser.
ton. are printed in the saddest colors all
over that raVaged tract of country. The
Missouri border having been pretty thor.
Oughly laid waste, the brigands are now
paying their attention to the Kansas bur-
der The merehants' caravans on the
Santa Fe trail hold out strong temptations
to these rascnls, who vary their occupa.
ton of rObbing stores, burning houses.
numbering peaceablc settlers in Kansas,
by assaulting and robbiag the trains to
New Mexico. home in the range of the
Bedouin Arabs would be about as safe aud
agreeable AS one in this border country
1t would seem that it must take some
time, and the most stringent measures of
fearless Government, before that coun.
try Gao be again the lit abode of civilized
man.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-16
Block Houses totDefcnd, the Monon.
Ell Eil Iat tgahela Bridge. % - :

Block Houses. g, Defend the Monon-
Fi.i <gahela Bridge.
Two very neat ana substantial block
houses are being built and ara now wen
nigh completed at either end of the Rail.
road bridge. Theone on this side is under
the chatge of Captain Fisher whose men
ind the ihewing of wood and the drawing
OF. legs rather vigorous exercise, well de.
signed to keep away the ennui of camn
life. The one at the eastern end of the
bridge is being erected by Company @.
60th N. II Vol. Engineers. The imme!
diAte direction Of this work of defense "a
by Orderly Taylor, who, by the way is a
printer aud a capital good fellow, and gave
us somSSValUable assistance in getting ont
the first number of our paper. These
houses will completely command both
ends of the bridge, so that no force of The
enemy, without cannon, can succeed In
destroying il a second time. Tfeyen onc
of these houses had been built before the
rebels were here, the bridge would have
betn saved. Companies'o of men have been.
kept guarding the bridge ever since The
war7eommenesd and coult have built fortv
such bl6ek houses had the authorities set
them at it, FatsmOat National.
wi @. .NH Z & 10 8 ID @ -
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God EuBFd our nag. aud keep each star
Zach stripe ~ bright as new they wave,
sin make IL Lad our ranks in war,
sEIl h0at above each patriots grave,
Death 70 the traitor that would dare
To trail II through the dust Of shame,
An honest he2Tts It's lot Will share
And follow IL TO Death or Fame.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-16

THE Missouri State Convention, called
"to consult and act npon the subject of
Of emancipation of slaves aud such other
matters as may be connected with the
peace and prosperity of the State, !" lin the
language of Gov. Candles proclamation
converting ~ met in Jefferson City yester-
day. Hes
The great anti.slavery revolution that
has come over Missouri, and which has
extended to all parts of the State, is most
striking illustration of the tendencies of
the war,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-16

Alst,er from Harrisburg in the Philadel-
Phia Inquirer says:
d Gen. CoOch positively asserts, and he Of
course should know whereof he speaks
that had it not been for our attack On the
enemy's cavalry on Monday, the enemy
-Woaldtnow be in Harrisburg.
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nEEn-

Yesterday, At O'Clock p. M, ETE11aE, daughter a,
H. Renner, ct this city, aged two Year, md ~
.1hs funsralun take plaoe from the residence .,
the parents, on Main strss. this sfsernoon 4. ~, =
0iciOek Friends and relatives are respectfully n.
yited to attend. arsS sle
S55 @ q salfas 3D. ~ ags lss ]
~ Eg5tfsaHcs F.ftcsta Eza Eisss7at
5cjuJ SIS Eha !it25M IS sgs 5s.s
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2 II iasasserted that Gen. Pope is soon to
take the field with au important command
God t'a, help the command, says the Boston
Post. x saanas.a IS aals7gsgs -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-16

WHAT fame is worth is shown BY the
,act that a portrait Of the rebel President
has just been published in Paris, with this
inscription: 81. DaVids, President of son,b
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-16

sFA's says the present mo.
ment' IN fact, there are but two obstruo.
tons to the free navigation of the Missis.
siPpi River. One of these is the copfed.
crate army the other is the Federal
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-16
The Excitement ut PIttsburg-Pre.
pairing for Defense.
Prom the Ca1atta
Intelligence Of aFhIphlY eXcitiI

intelligence Of ahighiy exciting charac-
ter reached this city yesterday through
official sources. Gen. Halleck telegraphs
to Gen. Brooks, in substance, that Lees
army, orus-large portion Of it is now NOV
ing mp the Shenandoah Valley, and that
imminent danger threatens. Gen. Brooks
is Instructed to place Pittiburg and Wheel.
ingin state of defense at the earliest pos
sible moment
The telegraph operator at Frederick City
notifies Governor Curtin that the advance
guard of Lees army had appeared at Win
chester, GU the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road, west of Harper's Ferry, and that
shaUp fighting was going on there on Sun
day.
Winchester is reported to be in posses
sion of the enemy.
Gov. Peirpoint telegraphs to Gen. Brooks
that he fears an attack on Wheeling, from
the vicinity of Charleston, in the KanaWha
Valley. A large force of rebels has been
concentrated in that vicinity.
We also learn that all the rolling stock
on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad has
been hurried of east and west, to Balti-
more and Wheeling, to prevent any part
of it falling into the hands of the enemy
Delegations of citizens from Wheeling
SteubenVille and Wellsgille, arrived il
this city yesterday, aud were in consulta'
ton with Gen. Brooks relative to the com.
mon defense. s53ia5 Hd
Carriers have been dispatched to Wash.
| ington, Pa, and other points south of US
to arouse the people, and put them in 81
attitude of defense.
Two lines of foruftations have alread,
been marked ont in this city, by Gen. Bar
! nard, aud two thousand men are called TO
to work on them to-day. All wishing t
volunteer for this service are requested t,
be at the Mouougahela House at eigh
o'clock this morning.
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A PROCLAMATION
By The President ofthe nnitea Sill.

By the President ofthe United States.
WHEREAS, The armed insurrectionarv
combinations now existing in several Of
the States are threatening to make inrOads
INTO the States of Maryland, West Vir.
gina, Pennsylvania and Ohio, requiring
immediately an additional military force
for the service of the United States.
Now, therefore, /, Abraham Lincoln.
President of the United States. and com,
mander i'll chef of the army and no,-,.
thereof, and of the militia of the several
States when called into actual service, do
hereby call into the service of tho limited
States one hundred thousand militia from
the States following, namely: from tba
State OF Maryland, ten thousand; from tbe
state OF pennsylvania, Fifty thousand; from
the State of Ohio, thirty thousand: from
the State OF West Virginia, ten thousand.
to be mustered into the service of the Uni,
ted States forthwith, and to serve for the
period OF SIN months from the date of such
muster IN to said service, unless sooner dis
charged en- 70 be mustered in as infantry, ar.
Iliery and cavalry, in proportions, which
partment, which department win also Ist do.
Slgnate the several places Of randa,T,o,,s,
lheSe militia to be organized accord;nn,
10 the rules and regulations of the VoInne9
teer, service, and such orders ms " mar
he hereafter issued. The States af ;,,,e
SAID will be respectively credited nnder
the Enrolment Act for the militia seTvics,s
rendered under this proclamation.
In testimony whereof, 4 have berannto
- set my hand, and caused the SEMI
of the United States to be af4iE -
J ed. Done at the city of Wash.
- ington, this fifteenth day of June.
IN the year of our Lord one Thousand
elght hundred and sixty-three; and of the
independence of the United States. the
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-16
~ .Slgs PRovosF MARSHAL GRxER6L's OFFICE,
Washington n e. Nav ODD 1893

Warrington, D. G., May 22d, 1865
MEN who desire to join any particular Regi,
~ ment OF Cavalry now in the field are hereby
t1 g present hemselVes at any time during
tt,s es thirty days to the Board OF Enrolment in
t respective Districts. The Board shall examine
ana determine upon their fitness for the ser
9o found to be at, the Provost Marshal Of the
s94! give them tickets to the
A. Provost Msrshal General Of tbe STATE AS soon IS
PteSent themselves at this general RendezTou'
Snall be duly mustered by mastering and dis;
~ NV: JAMES B. FRY,
tnySo In = Provost Marshal General
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TRUSTEES SALE,

QY virtue OF q deed of trust, executed by William
II McC0naughey. on the first day of April, 1859
and duly recorded in book 49, page S. &C. OF the Re-
cord Of Deeds, in Marshall county and State of Yr
g1nta will, on tn 21st day of May, 1863 between
the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. II. and O'Clock p NJ at
the front door of the court house said county sel
at public auction the following described tract 81
land, to the best and highest bidder therefor that h
70 say, tract Of land containing two hundred and
eighty acres more or less situate in the said Mar
shall county near to the village of Cameron, known
as the home farm Of the said William McConaughev
and on which oe then resided, adjoining the lands of
Judge Thompson, jesse Gaia. Samuel s. Kittle, Jas
X Boil and David McConaughey, conveyed to me by
the said William McConanghey in trust for the ben
emit OF ceain OF his creditors The said tract of land
% be sold on a credit of six, twelve and eighteen
months, OF equal payments, with interest from the
day OF sale the purchaser to give approved security
and the title to be retained until the purchase
Is paid. 1'''' -''N"U3
This tract of land Is in high state of cultivation
3Z9 acres Of which isc:eared two good bearing ORCH
ards and two comfortable dwelling houses and other
necessary improvements thereon
DAVID McCONAUGHEY Trustao
u have given my consent that the Trustee shall
make sale as above OF said property, ,1s
apF21-4wd&w WM. McCONAUGHEY,
A5- The above sale is adjourned to the 18th oR
june 500, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
my2S DAVID AI'CONAUGIIY. Trr,stse
:. VB- The above sale has been POSTPONED nn,u
MOndayg August Sd. The sale will tben
take place at the front door of the Court HonSs f
Marshall county, between the hours Of l2 and 2
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-16

tbs following editorial from the Rich
mond Wing is very significant 1t prob
ably refers to the invasion of the North
contemplated by Lee:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-16

Reported Advance or the R.s.1
kRnRVhR- INTO
Gentlemen who came in from Clark.
burg last evening say scouts reported ,baso
mat force of several thousand Cayalrv
va, was advancing from LeWisburg on CHARLES.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-16

The following Proclamation was recei.
we'd by Gov. Peirpoint, by telegraph, at G
O'Clock this morning:
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sEoRETARY's oPFICE. !
1CLEYELAND PTTTsBUR0H RAILRoAp Co.
Cleveland Nav 25fh 1863 |

Cleveland, May 25th, 1858.
A SPECIAL MEETING of the Stockholders of
- thls company will be held at It's office in Clevs.
H On sanesdSy, the LIST day of July next, at 10
CLOCK a. NJ on said day, to take into Consideration
ProPE1ety of increasing the capital stock of the
olPeny 20 an amount sufficient to allow Of the
ssISlSn o. It's mortgage bonds The Transfer Books
wiz De closed from June 25th to July 2d
. nJ"V 0Vd q E. ROCKWELL, Sec'y.
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Prom the Chronicle.

Work will be first commenced on forti6.
cations on the south eide of the MonSn.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-11
Personal,

LIEUT. 2. CoHRERs, of the Ono Hundred and
slxty.nIath regiment New York voIunteeru, TO
turned yesterday from Fortress Monroe, whittier
he conveyed seventeen prisoners, deserters irom
our army, whom he delivered over to the Provost
Marshal at that point. Lieut. Conners met eight
hundred rebel prisoners on the steamer Columbia.
They were ragged and broken-spirIted, but unAni.
nous In asserting their desire to remain within
our lines rather than return to rebellion. The
Federal lieutenant collected many interesting rebel
souvenirs of those with whom he came in contact.
MAJ. MEENEELEY, of Gen. Wadsworth's staff,
has been presented with magnificent sword and
accomplishments by the officers Of the second New
York volunteers, Col. Parks commanding. Mai.
Meeneeley will be remembered as an accomplished
aid upon the staff OF Gen. WAdsworth while Mill
tary Governor Of this District. Maj. William Dad.
ger TbbittS, OF the Second SuperIntended the pre-
sentAtion, and, in handing the inSignium over to
the colonel, made very appropriate and feeling
speech, which was handsomely responded to by
the recipient.
COLONEL D'UTAssY has retained Captain Je-
rome B. Parmsnter, OF the One Hundred and sixty.
ninth New York, as his counsel bsiore the Court
Martial recently convened to try him upon grave
charges. Capt Parmenter had an eminent stand.
ing at the bar OF New York before joining the
army, and the edfelInquenOies of the accused
Colonel will be thoroughly Investigated at his
hands.
Hon. JOHE T. WNSLow, of the Monitor con.
tracts and Presidential eleotor in 1850 a at vii
lard's, the guest Of Lieutenant Spencer Wood
snyder.
CAPTAH JOSEPH H. ALLEN, commanding the
troops guarding the Government property at tho
foot Of C street, was serenadsd on Thursday even,
ing by smiths full band.
CAFTAN GEORGE DAWSON, Of the Albany
regiment, has leave Of absence for twenty days
Captain Dawson is one Of the numerous able cor
respondents Of the Albany EUsniHg Journal.
COUNT CAsTIGLIoNE, who holds high posi-,
ton under the Victor Emmanuel Government, IL
visiting Washington, and has been the recipient o.
distinguished attentions.
BRIO. GEN. L. W. Kinks has been ordered to
report to Mai Gen. Hooker as assistant RdjutAnt
general. Gen. Hooker, no doubt, intends to use
his services in the field In the next battle.
CAPTAIN SAMUEL MOCONIHE, Of the Ninety.
third New York, has been rendered the ColonelcJ
Of new New York regiment, now nearly raised
Captain McCOnihe Is more than equal to the posi-
tion.