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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-14
NUMBER 13.

enduring all that could be endured, in or
der to save our Government and form aud
maintain q reputation for our glorious
little State, aud to my utter disgust and
Indignation find too many dissenting
voices at home and too much con-
spiracy and treason, and such persons
are not worthy Of the euioyments Of thOse
liberties and privileges for which We are
so earnestly c0ntending, and by the
helm of God will obtaiul At best this TO-
cation is q lite of hardships, perils
and privatiOns. But oh ! how much easier
It would be endured II our labOrs aud
achievements could be correctly apPreciat-
ed aud upheld and encouraged from our
homes; but instead as learn by letter that
many of the remaining inhabitants of West
Virginia are like the rays Of q Summers
sun, hot, aud their hearts flow with ferVent
heat in behalf of the s0-called Southern
COnfederaey, which in a short time will be
sunk far beneath oblivion. We have labor
ed long and hard for the restoration OF the
Union. We have fought and bled for Its
cause aud thank God our efforts have not
been in vain. Victory has Perehed upon
our banners in almost every instance IN
the past two months. ask, what does It
cost TO gain those victories? Can We look
back upon those struggles aud see the vast
efusion Of blood and say they were easy
ObtainedI All NO. Now has not the
blood 'Of the gallant 7th Virginia repre-
sented many of the most desperate conflicts
in which the Army Of the Potomac has
been engaged3 Look if you please to the
bloody fields of Antietam, Fredericksburg,
OhancelloEsVille, Gettysburg aud the Pen
insula, and many other places that have
been effused with their blood, there you
can find the remains of q gOOdly number
who fell victims 70 death in those desper-
ate conflicts. Obi we feel deeply the loss
of our brothers in arms. About tWenty-six
mOuths ago our regiment entered the ser
vice, fred with patriotism, and numbering
nine hundred hardy and gallant set OF
boys as ever entered the service. But
twenty-six months 10 active service With
its hard fought battles has told feaTfnlly
upon our ranks. One hundred and hIty
effective men are now left 70 assemble un-
der our battle. shattered cOlOrs. But yet
We are Just as determined as ever and If
our term OF enlistment should expire to-
morrow, our task is not accomplished, uei-
ther would We lay IDLE until il Is. True,
our number is small, but we do not call to
our little State for physical assistance, but
do most earnestly solicit your aPprobation
aud encouragement in the cause in which
many of our gallant boys have sacrificed
their lives, and the remainder is willing TO
share the same fate II necessity requires It
to accomplish our purpose.
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hangers on TO the rebel chiefs-the vaga-
bond preachers, stump speakers and pen
ny.a.iiners, whose trade is rebellion. and
whose appeals melted this vast mob in the
South. Have we done that? Not yet. 1t
will need some hard blows before this un-
dertaking is completed. Our armies are
doing well; they are commanded by men
OF genius and energy; and our veterans are
inspired by the consciousness that they
have met the enemy and beaten him on
many fields.
But. they demand the support of the
country; they are uneasy when they hear,
after every victory of their arms, only the
growing clatlor of empty and useless dis
cussion in the free states. They say
"Stop your quarrels about matters which
are of no Immediate moment; the thing
now in hand is to beat Davis, TO crush the
rebellion, to liberate half the Union from
an internal tyranny. Let thefuture take
care of itself; affairs wall right themselves
without the tinkering of demagogues; the
American people are not fools. But let
us hurry TO beat the rebels befAFe we have
foreign governments on our bhGks." And
they are right. We busy our minds
with angry discussions of reeonstruction,
to the great delight of the enemy and,
meantime, that which goes before recon-
struction slips insensibly from the popular
mind-which ought to be Engaged con-
stantly with the one thought, How shall
we rescue the Union from the perils which
still surround and threaten it-!perils which
grow greater every day that European
schemers gain for their plots In aid of the
rebels The government is doing well
no fault can be found by the most exact
ing man with the conduct Of the war in
the last six or eight months. 1t has rain
ed victories. But the government is not
all, in free state; the people must sup
port the government-not necessarily by
praising it, but by showing equal spirit,
and zeal with the Admins
tratiop.
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will soon be wholly ours; the rebels will
soon be driven out of Louisiana We shall
soon have undisputed possession of Texas
we have now the opportunity of sending
out expeditions to open the country through
North Carolina to the Atlantic; Roseerans
with his formidable army oVerhangs GeOr-
gia, and may soon enter TO invite its in
habitants to return TO their allegiance.
Is this the moment, when were lin the
full career OF victory, when the people Of
the South are beginning to return to their
allegiance, when, as in East Tennessee and
in many other places, they welcome our
progress with public demonstrations of
joy, is this the moment to pause from the
war, call of our armies, aud, as Governor
Seymour yesterday proposed, in a speech
delivered at q democratic convention in
Albany, ask the rebel leaders who have so
long defied the laws what sort of terms
they are willing TO take as the price OF
allowing their followers to lay down their
arms?
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(FOr the Intslllgonosr.)
IN THN DOOR. -.


sho's sitting there iu the Gotta door,
Her soldier will never enter more,
Sitting and thinking Of him; r.
And heavy and oft she heaves high,
And through the e eat mist in her blue eye,
Her Knitting looks blurred and dim.
The sun lit band on the snnded floor,
The baby Is Uusy in crawling O'e
Growing and kicking with glee;
Aud in his little checked apron there,
A fur year old boy, with brown tumbled hair,
Sits watching honey bee.
."Ifha could look imp she turns her head,
Sees the six chairs and the white dressed bed
His proud hands had made for her,
When she was bride; she thinks prayer,
And looks at the baby crawling there,
Aud her boy, who does not stir.
Where she Is sitting they used to sit,
He with his pipe a'watching her knit,
And down In the grass worn bare sa..
is the very spot hiSdear feet made,
And abe sees amid the locust shade
His face and his tumbled hair. 4a
Oh! how can she know, his fight complete,
He lies with never winding sheet
Saving the blood that is there; .4
That his proud strong hands and soldier feet
Are cold, and still as his true heart beat
Is his unkissed tumbled hair. i.. -t..
Proctorsyille, Sept. 9Th. g. PARKER.
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made. EU
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SAAoAAAAAAFgAAo Jan Aee-AS @'SS' =.
Ihavs given your Piauta.iOa Bittsrs to hundreds
Of our noble soldiers who stop here, more or less dis
allOa from various causes, and the elect e marvel
lous and gratifying.
sueh preparation - this il heartily wish in
every hmily, in every hospital. and at hand On
every battle HeId.
g. W.AHpEEWS, superintendent.
Dr. "A. Cm1os, surgsOn Of he Tenth Vermont
Regiment, vritess-'I wish every soldier had bot
tie Of fPIanaAtiOa Bitters They are the most ehee
tive, peEfset. and harmless tonic ever used"
wnLAEBsH HO7EL,
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Rowlsburg, Sept. Q, 1868.
THE SEVENTH VIRGINIA,

ELK RUNs FARoUIBh Vo'I n A. aug -.
Editors INtsEEigeHeer:
In order to wear away the mouotonous
hours of camp life, We are induced to pen
for your columns . few views Of matters
aud things as taken by the soldiers OF this
reeimeut. We are often provoked and an
moved by the disloyal portion Of the inhab-
itsnts Of our gallant little State in various
ways: too often are they permitted TO spit
their venom upon the hospitality Of our
bud6ipg State, and IN this manner infus.
ing iiscontent wherever they can, when It
Is evident 70 every sane mind that our new
State is 70 the immediate interest OF every
Inhabitant Of It's territOrys and only those
who are tod coWardly 70 aid the rebellion
In any other way are Wreaking out their
yengeanee on the new State question
Now. ever since we have been connected
with the army, and doing battle for the
rights we hold most sacred and dear, and
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COunting-HOuse Calculations

receive the attention their primary Imp
ThoEo /. open to the U.udou. also eOurOsOf
BUSINESS soIEKCE
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: TERMS OF ADVERTIsING.

TwnvIso11D LINES or NoNPARIn, (o4 oal moH, jon
sl- LESS, MAXI SouARI. H.aal 81
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CIScSNH1TI, OHIo, Jan. I5th, 1888.

N.E. en-, Ps..or Ger. Ref Church
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How We stand


Our readers will recollect the phrase
"waning proportions" applied, perhaps a
year aud half since, by Mr.. Seward, to
the rebellion. If it was a little premature
in its application at that time, it certainly
no more than describes the condition of the
insurgent government at the present mo-
ment. The baletul meteor which appeared
in our political sky
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in the matter. They are at once the most speedy,
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GRACE'S CELEBRATED SlLVE.
A SURE RELIEF FOR THE SUFFERER.

This Salve is vegetable preparation, invent
ed in the 18th century, by DIR. WIN. GRACE,
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The senior members of this firm have been resident
Attorneys at Law of Washington D. C., Ter the past
twelve Years and with their success in the prosecut on
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/, A W Y L r
American PastiIles

Immediately relieve and Coughs, Colds, Hoarse.
ness sore Tar0at, Bronchitis, Asthma influenza, and
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ritation t. tire stomach They are at once
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JOHN COUGH, Rev. A. l.. STONE, D. D. and
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re ~ y cents box: BOXES for 81 co.
?. Harlow '''4 ~ OeOibe a. "P"ii IA" Ne'ihe
All ngy druggists generally throughout the country
~ ''oels should be addressed to
aul0 u WALTER JONES,
ou Troy n. Y.
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Ayers Catllartic Pills.


Great External n en- Rdy
co, STIFF NECK AND JOINTS, STRAINS,
HEADACHE, AND ALL RHEU-
MA II DIS S5 '00'
For all which it speedy and certain remedy and
never fails Ibis nmeDtis pIenared from the recipe OF
ter aud has been used in his practice for than TWEEN
AN LES ft OF It is rvaed by
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FOR NERVOUS DEBILITY AND GENERAL LAS
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QUINsY AND SORE THROAT are sometimes ex.
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,BRUisES, CUTS. WOUNDS SORES, ULCERS,
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LIN ybES 81 DR 70 SIsc
CHlLBLAlNS, Eros led FEET, ANDINskCT BITES
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EVERY HORSE OWNER
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ceived within the last two years, and many othem from
persons in the highest ranks OF life.
Caution.
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Sweets na'libe Bniment blown in the glass of each
bottle, without which none are genuine
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ID R. & G. GO u S


Is the first and only remedy offered to the public
nor nor inc eiiectlai remova! of the Ascarides Pin
W orlns from tte human system. The high reputation
u mas established In the last two years. and the ft that
u LAST sunelsrd'ng all other remedies, is the
tcat Of its grca merit.
~, 1t AFF0RDs RELIEF IN TwENTY-FouR HOURS AND AN
hNIIkE CURE Is WARRANTED when taken according tc
directions, which accompany each bottle
ms syrup is also valuable family cathartic 10
DC always used when physic is required, especially for
chudren IL corrects the secreons, gives one to the
stomach ana bowels assisting nature in her efforts to re-
store health 1t is purely of Vegetable Extracts and
always safe and reliable.
g. a. HssN Ely, Sole PrOprIetor.
Sold IN Boston by GEO. C. GOODWIN q Co 10
Marshall street and other wholesale Druggists. At
Retail by GEO +. SrURR, GEO. P. HAAioW. NJ.
MCC0NGlLLE. dEw6m ia
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n 4 H I L L s
BOTANIC MEDICAL ESTEBLlSHENT
No. a. MINI sStrent. NAn.ceHnr.

a FEW WORDS TO YOUNG MEN.-During the prac
tce OF fifteen years Dr. Hill has in contact with
almost innumerAble of Debility occasoned by
dreadful habit Of solitary self abuse. They continue
TO warn all Young men VIII not afflicted to avoid
IL they value their lives, and advise all who arc
troubled with the habit its consequences where
they can be cured of such trOuble and them know
the dire disasters resulting in the attendance of them
in time 1t is eXaggeraon to say three fourhs
OF the insane their maadv to this horrid habit The
proprieors Of Insane AsylumS Confederate the state
ment, and the victim escapes insanity or idocy vet he
or she entirely untitled for the real pleasures of life
either in or out of the domestic erce-with provocative
powers ruined afflicted with distrust ever doubtful
his friends in fact, perfect hypochonrac what is he
h for but to be cast out ard die Attend them once
all you who addicted to this miserable habit or
may be too late, and You may 20 down to dshonored
grave hardly fit to meet the God who gave you the pow
ers which you have made instead Of a blessing
as they were intended. There exists in the whole
world an object more loahsome miserable than one
thus broken in health and hopes. it then as Won
wish for happiness and heaven.
Or Hill practice Is wholly the botanic principle
and therefore upon natural foundation.
Office No 81 Vain street. Worcester open from @ a M
10 ~ p M Letters postpaid) viii receive prompt aten
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possess many advantages the other purgaves
the market and their superior virtues universally
known that need moi do than to the pub
lie their quality is maintained equal to the best il
has been, and that they be depended to do all
that they have ever done
Propa ed by j. c. AVER, NJ. D, II CO, Lowell, Mass,
and by III the druggists in worcester by dealers
in medicines everywhere. deOdd5WcoH lyeUm OF