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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-28
TERMS OF WEEKLY.
In Rem. Ina cause
OF forfeiture aud
nAnn.rEnL.-n
The Real Property Of AlOui N.
palfahle

BlstabIe oOnhscStICn.
TYYHEREGS At the Fall Term, 1863, Of the District
w Court Of the CnIted States Tor the Western
DisIFet Of Virginia. at ClaFksbuTg, the Attorney OT
the United States for said District fled an iniOrma
tOn againt the Real Property OF AOni II. Bastabls,
described In schedule TO said information annexed
alleging in substance that said AIOni Bastable Il
engaged 10 the existing insuErsetiOn againrt the
authorities the UnlLSd states that IT the time Of
his becoming Engaged he UAs Ih9 owner Of th0
property In said schedule mentioned, and praying
Thai sAid property may be cOnhseAtsd and SOId -
forfeited ~ the United States.
Now. therefore, IL pursuance Ofthe mOntttOn under
the seal Of the said cOnTt to directed aDd delV
cred, do hereby give public notice TO all persons
claiming any interest In the said property, or in the
proceeds thereof 70 appear before the Judge Of the
District Court Of the United StstS8 for the Western
OF November, 1858. IIf the shall be day OG
Jurisdiction, not the next day OF Jurisdiction
thereafter then aud there to interPOse their ela@s
and make their allegations on that behalf
EDWARD -. NORTON
..... n 9. Marshal foE GhS ". Ds e Va
BENZ. II. 6MIIu, y. 3, Attorney. Oet16IA
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-28
The United States
In Rem. InReAuSe
Of forfeiture and
rnnti6rnfinN
The Real Property 0f Sam usI
WondG

In Rem. In a cause
The Real Pr0peEty IT samuel Of forfeiture and
WnERHAs, at the Fall Term, 1853, Of the District
w Court Of the United States for tine Western
DStrIct Of Virginia, at ClaTksbui the Attorney Of
tho United States for sRid District filed tnfprma-
tion against The Real Property Of Samuel Woods,
described in schedule "a said Information annexed
alleging In substance that said samuel Woods has
been engaged In tho existing inSuTrectlOn against
the authority - the States States since the 18th day
OfJuly, lsj4 that Al the time Of his becoming so
engaged hs Was the owner Of the property ia said
schedule mentioned aud praying that said property
may be cDnfScntvd and sold forfeited to the United
staies.
Now, Therefore, 10 pursu nfthe lnontiOn nuder
the seal Of the said Court To directed and deIV.
ereds do hereby give public notice to all persons
claiming any Interest in said property In the pro.
Cceds thereof to appear before the Judge Of the Die
tFie Court OF the United states for the Western
District OfVlFguA, at ClRrkSbuTg, GU the 10th day
vi November, a. D. 1883, az tSs ssnc shall be a day
Of iursdictiOn " mot, the day Of
then aud there u intsrposS their claims
aud make their allegations In that behalf
EDWARD N. NORTON.
U. 3. Marshal for the ". d. Of Va.
BESJ. II. sMIIH, o. 8. Attorney. Oct96-lGt
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MARSHAL'S SALE.
The United States

Tho Household Goods of John Knoto.
N the District Court Of the UnltOd States, within
i and for the Western District Of Virginia,
In pursuance Of the decree aud order Of the said
Dist let Court in the above entitled cause, to me
directed, duly made and entered the 18th day Of
September, 1858, shall sell At public auction on
Wednesday, the 9Th day Of November, 1853, at 10
O'Clock, A. ST., at the warehouse corner Union aud
Water streets, in the city OF wheeling. the house
hold goods described In the schedule annexed to the
Information IlIed In said cause
Terms Of Sale, CaSh-U. 8. Funds,
HOWARD II. NORTON,
Oct2I.td u 8, Marshal, W, d. Of Va,
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In Rem. In 4 cause
Of forfeiture and
The Real Property Of William
L. jackson.


UYHEREAS, at the Fail Term, 1868, Of the Dis
w trict Court Ofths UotSl States, for the Wes.
tern District Of Virgins, Et CiaFsbnrg. the AttOr-
ney tOT the United States for the said District iad
an information against tile Real Property Of William
l.. jackson, described IN schedule to ssI inEOTnA-
tiOu anue Xed alleging in substance, that said Wiai
L. Jackson, has been engaged In the existing nsur-
roetiOn gAnst the authority Of the UnItRi StGtSs
since the 18th day OF July 1852 that the time of
his becoming - engaEUl. be uSs tie owner Of the
Property in said sebedu!e mentioned, and praying
that the said property unaJ he eonAs>ated aud slI
aS forfeited to the CRited Statts
Now, therefore, In pursuance Of the motion under
the seal Of the said COGTt TO ArSete4 and aeiv-
cred, do hereby give public nOttes 10 ali paFB1ns
Claiming any inteTrat in said PFupeTty Ia the pro.
eees ttSroO tOaPPeaF before the Jaiee Gf the Dis
triet Court Of the United States for the Western S
tTIet Of Virginia, n CiaIksbuTg the IOth day Of
November, A. d. lSG5 u the same shall be q iay Of
Jurisdiction, II the next day Of Jurisdiction
thereafter, then aud thATs u nteFpOss theF claims
aud make their allegations in that behalf
EDWARD u. N0RFON.
U. s. Marshal, W. d. OfVa-
RESJANIS H. SurTF, Z. = Att"r""v. 9a-'96-IIt
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mARSHAL's BALE.
The United States

The United States
One HORSE, the property of6anviIle s. McCutcheOn.
I the District Court Ofthe United States for the
Il Western District Of Virginia.
In pursuance OF tho decree and order OF the saII
District Court In the above entitled cause 20 me al.
TeeSd and delivered, duriRg vacation, shall sell at
public anetiO1 On Saturday, the 81st day Of fOctobeF
Jb6J IN the city Of wheeling, one HOTBo as above
described IN m Information nlod IN said cause.
Terms OF kale, CaSh-U. q. Funds
EDWARD n. NORTON,
Oet2ltd Us. Marshal W. D OF va.
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la Rem InaeAhSS
Of forfeiture and
eOnAseAtiOn-


WYHHREAs, at the Pail Term, iSOS Of the District
w Court Of the United states for the Western
District Of Virginia, at ClATksburg, the Attorney Of
the United States for said District Iv1 an in1Ofma-
tiOD, AEainstths Real Properly OfAuEuStinoJ emIth
BspiAnlin n. Smith, David B. Smith, Robert smith
Louis Q. SmIIh and William I. Smith, deseFibeA %
schedule to ssid information annsx.d, alleging 10
Substance that the said AueuStiDe }. Smith, Ben-
amiu ~, Smith, David D. Smith, Robert smith,
LOuia Q. Saith and William +. Smith, have bse6
engaged IN the existing insuFFeeton against
the authOTity Of the United states since the
18th day Of Juiy. that st the time Of their be-
coming - engaged. they were tha owners 0f the
property IN said schedule mentioned, and praying
that md property may he eOuhseated and sold aS
IDTfBitOd 70 the United States.
Nov, thoFoluIO. In puTBulnc0 Of the motion under
the seal Of the said Court 70 me directed dSliV-
Orods do hereby give Publie notice to al poTsOns
claiming any interest in said property, OF In the
proceeds thereof to aPpeaF before t1dEs Of the
District Court Of the United States for the Western
District Of Virginia. At ClarksbuFg on the lIh daV
November, A. b. 1868 (f the same shall be : IIay Gf
uEtsdietiOn not. oa the next day Of jurfsdiction
therea0Tl then and there 70 ntSFpOse theiF claim
and make their allegations IN that behalf
HOWARD ". NORTON,
.. 9. AaEShal for the W. d. Of Va
II. SAITu, U. 3 Attorney. Oet28-I4s
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-28
THE BATTLE OF BRIsTOE.

Tho position was the most perilous one
IN ,vbIeh q column can be placed-march'
Inc bv the flank and met by the enemy in
Was II batttle. Gen. Warren was equal 10
,hs emergency. The troops were brought
- ~, N The run-the First division, Oald-
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battle know not; but Meade was not
only willing but eager to bring such u
result about, aud did all he could in this
view.
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rnG coRrs coMMANpERs.

If the whole truth must be told, It must
be confessed that he was too little aided
oy the corps commanders. Too many Of
them are possessed by the mere spirit of
routine, by al unwillingHess to go beyond
the mere letter of ordsrs-whateVCF change
of action circumstances may dictate-and
to do nothing without orders. 1t is not
that they do not do what they are told, but
that they lack zeal. There Is hardly one
i think l am sure there ia not more than
one-who would take the responsibility
and do on the moment what the highest
duty requires. The conduct of that corps
commander, who, when Warren became
engaged with one corps of the enemy ut
Bristoe and the other rebel corps was COM
log up close behind, sent word, as the
booming cannon plead with him to return
and aid Warren to engage the enemy and
make the battle decisive, that he "WAs
moving leisurely off, is an illustration of
the spirit OF the conduct of too many OF
these general officers.
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rHE ARMY or rHE POTOMAC.

The Army of the Potomac-Which re-.
visit after an interval of some months, aud
after having seen several Of our other
great armies 10 the feld-remains the same
splendid military Organism-uncbauRed
save in having bettered itself in many sol.
dierIy qualities. In marching, especially,
detect very marked Improvement, as
compared with my reCOllsCtions Of the
march over the same ground last year.
Nothing could be more perfect than the
training which these old campaiguers have
acquired in all the arts and economies OF
marching. Asan illustration of the march.
ing done during the campaign OF the past
fortnight, may mention that on the l4th
Warren's corps marched twenty four miles
aud fought two engagements. As to the
upshot OF tho wonderful tratnps which they
have been making through the days and
nights of the late curious campaign, they
feel puzzled, amused, and NrG somewhat
disposed to think they have been BAN.
boozled. But they are the same patient,
all suffering, heroic men. Yethow seldom
do we hear word OF praise to these brave,
selt-sacri6ciug fellows
Our losses in men during the campaign
have been inconsiderate, and in material
very sIight; but the horses have suffered
severely. Gen. Pieasauton, Chief of Cav.
airy, tells me that the number of killed,
wounded and broken down horses during
this campaign will reach thirty five hun
dred.
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PROSPECTS,.

1t remains to be seeu what action the
military authorities at Washington will
take in regard TO the Army OF the Poto.
mac, in view of the pass to which Affairs
have been brought by the late campaign.
Every one in tho army here agrees that
active operations against Richm ond by this
line are over for this year. may say,
further, that everybody is persuaded thai
nothing can ersr be done against Richmond
by this line. The map is against our ever
being able to do anything effective in this
way by any such force us we now have =
Every General ia the army agrees that the
south side of the James River Is the only
line on which to operate directly against
Richmond. If, therefore, the Army of the
Potomac is for the present to do nothing,
we should at once abandon this barren
wilderness, fortify the fords of the Poto-
mac, man the defeuses of Washington thor
oughly, and send two or three Of our best
corps to the decisive theatre of war iu the
Southwest When the business there Is
once well done up, it will be no longer a
question either of Richmond or of Virginia
| WILLIAM SwINToN,
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mARsHAL's SALE.

The United States ra..
W.
les Boxes &o, Of Railroad Fastsnines. the propVrtv
OfIsAAe Z. TFimbla.
TN the District Court Of the United state for the
L Western District Of Virginia, ~ WheSlinz.
In PuEsuAEee Of the deeFOs and order Of the aid
District Court In the above entitled cause, 10 me
directed, duly made and entered ON the 10th day Of
september, 1858, shall sOll At pabIie auetiOn on
Friday, the 2Oth day Of November, 1863 at 10
O'Clock, a. NJ, At the warehouse Of James BaksE,
on Main street, In the city Of Wheeling, the IG3
Boxes Of RAiEuAd FastsnlnEs described In the Sehe
uIe annexed TO the Information aled IN said cause
Terms o. Sale, oaah-U. Q. Funds.
EDWARD 81. MORMON,
Oet9l.td q. 4. Marshal. W. D. Of Va
-t1IARnTRET OF IRnN fRfnHn rnlishl and nTfiiah
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4ailgg gutrIligrnter
TnRAs OF ADVERTIsINa.

rUhvlsOl,s LISHs OF NONFAA11- GOA oss MO-, 20
LHsS, MAXI 4 SouARR
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LEES CAMPAIGN.
A Complete View OF the Late
Rebel Movements.
THE OBJECT OF THE ADVANCE.
The strategy OF Both SIdes--what
Was Aimed AZ and What was
Effected.
The Present Position and Situation
of Both ARMIES
LEE ACROSS THE RAPIDAN.
LEES CAMPAIGN.
LEE ACROSS THE RAPIDAN.
ukNERAL cRARAcrER oE raE cANrAlaN.

Icorresp-sl,8-aeeo Of the Ny. Timos.I
AM OF TaE PoTeHac, wARaESrOS. Va,
ThursdAY, Oct, a. lS6S
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rhe United oIisIss

The Real Property Of Ausaa.
tine J. smith, Benjamin II,
smith, David b Smith. Rob-
0Tt Smith, Louis q. Smith,
nnl William, + smith
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Photographic Albums.

'VNo hold from u TO 200 Cards. Al pARTR1n0T,
L New Gallery Wholesale and Retail. tSpl5
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INCIDENTS NJ THE WAY.

- .-,.--',---.-- -.
In the counter. march we passed over
much OF the same ground over which We
had come up and almost every spot OF
which has been rendered famous oy some
action during the numerous campaigns OF
the last three years. AS rode over the
battle. held OF Bnll Run my horse's boots
k9ooGeu ABOUT zoe S1uus OF poor IeIIoWs
Hno, nstInS oeeu IA.G 10 ,:.,, suhI'HW graves
oy 'us n'i s'oPesr naa oeen Ii'eta''y ""sned
"a" S'ons 'Ee why 'ue AIu! Mns IoIIOMvu W.
Dy noeAs OF GArrlon crows N proving on !he
ueau 'A no'Ses ~ 'uH' stre" .uS Way UT PteA1n8
out .Sa Ine eyes o' u"ouF'eu EeOe'' y'uR IN
'"G , "UUuS' a., .. .,.. ,..,,,,
-, e.,;. u tue Lea " .n, ons III III SS SUI
erhI ciIlLeuS VINO uhu seen anu thlkeu Win
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NARBURET OF IRON (stOVO FOlish) and British
SrPiS '' ~ eRAuASrs DRTa STORE
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This work hAs been very thoroughly
done, Lees whole army having been en-
gagged on It for two days, Prom Bristoe
70 the RhappAhanuOck, the destruction 10
compIete-bridges burnt, cuiVe5ts bioWn
and rendered aGslegG, cuts fllsd npI ttetl
etc. The euginneers say that It viii ee q
least month before It can again be pli
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LKR's PLANS DTsCoNcgRTED.

The FepuIsO at BristOe completely dis.
concerted Lees plans, so lar rs they EN-
braced the view of getting on the commu-
nications OF General Meade, on reachiug
Ceutreville before hun. Lee had NO long
er with him that unmatched executive Of
hcer, StonewAll jackson, uuequalled at a
rapid march. Hill proved slow aud fee
BILE, aud instead of strikiog the bead Of
the Uiou column he struck its rear, and got
badly handled in consequence.
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Be sure that every bottle bears tue fac simiIe Of
our signature a steel plate LABEL with private
stamp the cork.
n. II. DRAKE & co.
22 BROADWAY, n. Y
Sold by all respectable Druggists, Physicians,
Grocers, Hotels. salOOns, and country deaiers.
Eepa-6m
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oES. LEE yoRMs A PLAN.

AT warrentou Gen. Lee formed the bold
design of sendIpg one of his corps tHiIl's)
by = rapid detour to seize the heights OF
CeuteryilIe,w ,w bile his other (Ewelps) should
fall upon our flank and rear.
II was on Wednesday morning, when our
whole army passed Cedar Run at Auburn
Gen. Warreu's corps (SeCOnd) bringing nj
the rear. To this commander was assigned
the duty of covering the trains OF the ar
nv, which were much delayed in the cross
Jog by the pohtoons.
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iu running order. It is with no smalI
mOrti6CatiOu. therefore, that We have to
confess that the rebels have achieved an
Cnd fully commensurate with the labor and
risk of the campaign. The rebel theory,
so far as it consiGns the army Of the Poto-
mac 10 role oil Inactivity ia Virginia, Is
accepted bV our Orn Generals andht will de-
pend on the conduct OF those who direct
military operations over lheJshole theaIer
OF war how far the pssS 10 which the
rebels have brought affairs iu Virginia
will affect the fortunes OF tue war on 9th
er helds.
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A CRITICAL MOMENT.

The occasion WAS now AN extremely crit
ical Que. Ewell had begun pressing severe
" on our rear, aud already on "Wednesday
morning, at Auburn the rear gnara oecame = 2
engaged with portion OF his forGe. "A
Jn9t,ls necessity was upon Gen. Meade ;
STst be must move with extreme Celerity TO
reach Ceptreyille in advance Of Hill, who
had the start OF him, and was on the shorter
line: secondly, he must keep back the en-
emy from bis trains 10 the rear.
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PrtSs7G 81. pSE bOtSs, Or az bottles tOr 400
~Eog SaIa By DF1EEists aaf DtalHS sVsryWhsrl
& lie US4tS4 States, Snd ~ ~ tlS Druggists and
bSaiSES 10 WhSSunE. Oets1y ,
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no. e3I ARCH STREE

BEWARE oy ooUNTERTEITE
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The army having passed Auburn, push
cd radidlC on toward Catletts. a couple
OF miles beyond Auburn, Warren received
a message from Gen. Meade to hold on to
give him time for his trains. The Second
CORPS, accordingly, for two hOurs exhausted @
ali the resources of tactics to keep BACK
the enemy, by forming line Of battle, Skirm-
isbiuR, shelliug the woods, &C., the enemy
making vigorous demonstraaons al tne
while The task was boldly ana o. 0t"YeIy
snd esectuaIly performed by Gen. Warren.
Ahont noon we reached CAtletts and be-
ran bis retreat toward Bristoe. The latter
SIsee was made at 2.4o P. ST. on WedneS-
HilPS corps had reached Brissoe aHon1
.t,1nI,aneously with Warreu--in tact, had
lust got ahead of him SufIioien'ly to form
line Of battle, which be did perpendicular
10 the railroad.
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They are especially reCOmmende'i to GIsFgymsn,
public SpeaLsES aud perSOns Of literary habits and
SejsntAry life, who require free Digestion, relish
Tor f5od aud clear IaehtRI faculties.
Delicate females and weak persons certain To
and in these BittsrS what they have IOug looked
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wells, having como up thus for mile aud
half. laden With eight days rations,
The troops which had been marching on
the LETT of the railroad were brought quick.
ly over to the right, and Gen. Warren,
seeing that the enemy had neglected to
occupy the cut aud embankment of the
railroad, on the instant jumped his men.
unseen. Into it. More prudence on the
part OF tho rebel commander, or less "a.
gacity on the pArtof the Union commnn.
der, would have proved the destruction OF
, 1863-02-26
H. WASHINGTON TERRITORY, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1863
{" Save me, for Gods sake, sirl He is gOinpgg; to

"Save me- for Gods sake, sirl He Is going to
throw me overr' I'D. = a1.s
looked at Franks face; there was an expres-
sion there l never saw before, and would never
like to see again. '
"Let him 60 Frank!" shouted "thats the
hangmans work. not yours" T'f
He did not hear me. Grasping the fellow with
both hands, he swung him half round, and flung
him of with all bis strength II was well the coat
he wore was made Of the stOutest freze as Il was.
we were nearly going over together. laid him
on his back, where he remained without sense or
motion. Frank glared at him for few seconds in
silence then took my hand and said slowly
you are good fellow. Harry, and thank
you. didn't know what was doing"
lie turned away with shuddcr. while poured
out some brandy from my flask and threw it in the
murdereFs face. He recovered after time, and
satup, staring wildly round and trembling oil over
never saw wretch so completely subdued; be
clung to me for protection, and became as abject
and cringing as he had been insOlent before. We
waited until dusk, and then brought him to the
police baraek Before sunrise next morning be
was twenty miles on his way back to the place from
whence he came. At the following assiIes was
tried and convicted; the judge was merciiul and
gave him "long day." In the meantime fever
broke out in the Jail, and be proved one Of the
first victims. The last words he uttered were,
Don't throw me overr' Let US hope his prayer
was granted. . .r....
, 1863-02-26

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The Winter Of the Heart.

Twas when the hollow autumn wind
With Uithered leaves vas Wroth,
] met maiden fair and kind,
And pliEhted her my IrOth.
Soon autumn wind brought winter snow,
And never Ve apart;
The season could not chill the glow
Love kindled ln each heart.
But when the hAwthoFn's silver pride
Lay scattered round In showers
Ny darling dropped and len my nido
To sleep among the noHerS.
Nov whether spring puts forth the leaf,
Or summer hlls the tree,
Or autumn binds the yellow Sheaf,
IT'S winter all TO me.