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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-13

A DISPATCH from Columbus, dated Sat-
urday last, states that Vallaudigham ar
rived there that day en- route to Pennsyl-
vania to address the people of the various
places, but after meeting MCClellan's letter
of acceptance promptly authorized the
Domocratic chairman to withdraw his name
from the appointments in Ohio, and re-
turned home. The peace men, it is stated,
are determined to maintain their integrity,
and will soon call meeting to determine
a course of action.
We also find the following in the Ohio
State Journal of yesterday:
On Saturday we learned from copper.
head organs that Vallandigham had be
come sick of Mcclellan, whose nomination
he most pompously seconded in their con
veutiou, and reuounced his adhesion tc
the ticket. He had left his home in Day.
ton aud was going to fill an appointment
10 speak in Pennsylvania. In this city
McClellan's letter met him. He at once
announced to his democratic" central
committee that he reuounced his adhesion
TO the Chicago nomination, repudiated
Mcclellan, ordered all his appointments for
speaking to be revoked, and returned to
Dayton in despair and disgust.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-13

Our pickets and those of the enemy be-
come quite sociable sometimes. The fol-
lowing incidents are related in letter
from the font of Petersburg:
The other day, one of our officers, in sta
tioning his pickets, said to one of them,
"Well, sit down on the end of that log
there, for the present, until you get the
lay of the land little, and see what is
going on" and then went on stationing
his detail. Presently the seated picket
heard a rustliug, through the bushes, at
the other end of the log, and voice at the
same time, asking, SIS that you, Yank 2"
On being answered affirmatiVely-th it
was "nobody else," Reb replied, "Well, 1
guess We are getting little too close to-
gether, will withdraw little" suiting
the action to the word.
On another occasion, two cooks in Col.
Stevens Brigade, lst Division, 18th Army
Corps, in taking dinner to their comrades
in the trenches, took the wrong by-path,
and brought up 10 the camp of the enemy.
They were relieved of their dinner and sent
to Richmond, and word sent back to our
pickets, by the dinner. eaters, that they
would be very much Obliged for another
such meal. The other evening word was
given out to our pickets, by the Rebs. that
some ladies had come down from Rich
mond, and that there was to be prayer
meeting in the Rebel camp, and some of
our boys were invited over, but they failed
to "Sse t. On this part of the line, in some
places, the opposing forces get water out
of the same springs, and the pickets traffic
more or less in newspapers and other
commodities.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-13
RebeI TaIks and IneIdents.

A correspondent of the n. Y. Tribune,
writing from the front of Petersburg relates
the following.
This intercourse and traffic seems to be
carried on perhaps even more persistently
and extensively, though little differently,
at some places on the left. The pickets
have an agreement not to FIRE on each other
without due notice, but it is understood
that all captures by main strength, or supe-
-ior numbers, are legitimate. This makes
the pickets somewhat shy of each other, and
consequently the most of their traffic is
carried on 10 writing. They have a neutral
post between their liues-A stump for in
stance-Where notes of negotiation aud
commodities of exchange are mutually left.
A note or two of the Rebel pickets, that
have seen, will more fully explain the mo-
dus operaudi:
"Plesse leave the worth of this a plug
of tobacco, in writing paper, with two
envelopes. 1 will give you two plugs of
tobacco for the knife"
"Plesse mail this letter an open letter
to my mother in Kentucky. Put on one OF
your stamps, and here is one of ours, and q
piece of tobacco 10 return. What's the
chance to get some coffee of your"
These notes, with or without the articles
referred to, as the case may be, are left at
the nearest post, while the person leaving
them retires, aud the other person comes
up and examines them, and replies-and so
the traffic goes on. Sometimes the bargain
and exchange is made in person, without
the trouble of notes. One of the piokets
told me that during one of the fercest of
the Weldon Railroad fights, the pickets on
q portion of the lines near by, not inmedi
ately engaged, were driving a brisk trade
in tobacco note paper, &c. Besides this
petty traficing, not little frank converse
ton on the state of affairs is known to be
carried on between the more intelligent of
the soldiers on picket.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-13
Grave Charges Against Gen. Ne OIsI-

A-As
A Washington letter in the Philadelphia
Evening Telegraph, dated September I'd,
among other charges against Gen. McClel-
Ian, contains the following:
During the same summer was at Har-
rison's Landing with the Federal army,
and obtained the following facts from
staff officer, and one of the ablest and most
distinguished judges New York ever pro-
duced, who, believe, was an eye witness
OF most of what be related. While our ar
my was moving down the rebels at Nal
vern Hill, as they came up to our guns four
lines deep, Gen. Mcclellan went on board
of the iron. clad Galena with proposal 1"
has possession to surrender the ATmy Of the
Potomac to Gem Lee. Commodore Rogers
demonstrated with him, and begged TO be
allowed to pass up the river and take,
position to defend the army till the will OF
the President :ould be obtained.
After much entresty General Mcclellan
sent courier to Fortress Monroe, and tel
egraphed his intention to Washington in
cipher, which he said seemed absolutely
necessary in military sense. The Presi-
dent answered promptly that the army
must not be surrendered in any event
death aud destruction were better, and
sent his answer by General Halleck to
Harrison's Landing. The sequel is known.
Now, sir, l challenge a denial of this
matter, aud it cannot be made in salts
factory way. The facts will descend to
posterity to prove General Mcclellan TO
have been a weak and incompetent Amer
lean General, and to be incompetent, and
yet assume the rank of a General, has been
set down by the highest military authority
as equal, if not worse, than treason, per Sc.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-13
Selling off to Quit the Business,

TINHE sub cIibers, having made arrangements 70
1 commence business in Chicago, at or about the
IsJoCsS Irices 10 JsSIeT. AVID for CASH o,is ~
entire stock Of Family Groceries, Foreign Produce
Tobacco and segars.
All those having claims against will present
them for an early adjustment, and all those owing
to will please come forward and settle No goods
will be sold after the rst day Of September TO any
person Whatsoever except for cash its equivalent
G. W. REESsING 4 CO.,
aus29 I'm Sc IS Market St, Wheeling, W. Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-13
TO BE SOLD.

A FARM containing ls94 acres, SO miles from
"A Wheeling, adjoining Richard ALIENS on the
Calwolrs Run and Waynesburg road. Said
premises have good Honse and good we'll, fine
young Orchard ana 5000 Grape Vines; alsO the
growing crop and farm utensils. Or the under.
signed will trade for city property. Apply on the
premises.
seD1O 1wh STEPHEN CLARK
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-13

What the Chicago Platform Means,
No man has more authority to declare
the meaning of the Chicago platform than
Vnllandigbam, its author in the commit
tee on resolutions which framed it. At
Dayton, on Tuesday last, vsllandigham
gave bis authoritative definition of it, and
here it lie:
No man among the earnest advocates oil
peace from the beginning of this war to
this hour, has, in any formal pnblic de.
claration, demanded more than this con-
Yentiontion has declared. 1t ought to be
satisfactory to every man in the land
[Cries of 'Itis.'] 1t meant peace, and it
said go [Applause,l 1t meant, and it
means now, that there shall be no more
civil war in this land, no increase of taxa.
ton, no augmentation of the public debt,
no more CONSUMPTION, no more enlistments,
no more bounties, no more shedding of
blood, no more arbitrary arrests, no more
suppression of newspapers, no more put
ting down freedom of speech, but return
of the days of peace, and prosperity in the
land. ApPlnuse.] This is the enter.
tainment to which we, and all you, are
invited. ... .-.-- .....
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-13
CONGRESSIONAL CanYaSs.

SS several counties In the First Congressional
District at their respective Court Houses, foIoEb
Sept 10Th; Lewis, Sept 14th; Harrison, ept 10th;
Richie, Sept 18th: Hancock, sept. 22d: Brooke,
Sept Y tn; Tyler, Oct Sth; Wood, Oct. 18th; DOd-
bridge, Oct 2Oth.
Other appointments will be made hereafter.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-13
FOR SALE.

T OFFER AT PRIVATE SALE near the town of
L West Liberty, Ohio county, the property for
merly owned and occupied by Prot. A. F. Ross, con-
sistiug of new frame Cottage house OF approved
modern style, and containing nine rooms There is
also attached twelve acres of good tllable land,
under good fence. This property is situated con-
venient TO the West Liberty Academy, now in sue
ces full operation und er Ihe superntendence of the
Rev. A. Brown.
For terms and other information apply to the
subscriber, one half mile north of West Liberty.
sePlO-lwH WILLIAM P. BnADY.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-13

HOLcoMBE, one of the Niagara peace
diplomats, said at st. John n. B.. last
week, "thst II Mcclellan was nominated at
Chicago, an srmistics would follow, and
go ermisliee once secured, there would be
no resumption Of fighting, that both sides
we're too weary Of war TO take IN arms
again. But sc TO the democratic talk of
peace 80 goioo,' be said that peace might
come, bat Union never -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-13

A PRIVATE soldier, who has recently
arrived from the rebel prison at Ander-
sonville, Georgia publishes the "secrets
of his prison house" He says 1 have
seen $50 bodies waiting passage to the
dead house, to be buried with those who
died in the hospital. The average of
deaths during the caller months was thir>
ty day; at the time 1 left the average
was over one hundred and thirty.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-13
SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
TATE IN RLTCHlETOW N.

I OF NUMBER Is, in square number 8, in Rftch-
IL ietown, on which is located two story brick
and frame house-lately owned and occupied by
Daniel Snyder-WilI be sOld at private sale. For
description, &C, apply 70 VIM. StamD, RitchietoWn-
For terms apply AZ the Law Once Of Caldwell 4
Boyd, No. 70 Main street.
If not sold at private sale before the 5th day Of
October next, it will be sold At public auction at
the front door the Court House, at 10 O'clock
that day.
seps-td BOYD L co.
[Staats Zeitung copy.J
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-13
Valuable Farm for Sale.
24o ACRES.

TNHIs FARM Is SITUATED WITHIN ONE
i mile Of the mouth of Short Creek, Brooke
county, West Virginia, containing $40 OIL nd
Ary all under fence and in good state of Guilt
tivaiion. For farm or grazing purposes it cannot
be surpassed by any lands 10 the county. The i'm
provements are in good condition, with an album
dance of fruit. This farm is underlaid with rich
vein of Coal, asy of access aud at convenient is
lance TO the OHIO river for shipping purposes For
terms, which will be moderate, and oiher informa-
tion apply by letter in person the subscriber
one halt mile north of West Liberty, Ohio county,
West Virginia.
sep1O-lW% ". P. BRADY.
[oadz (O.l Sentinel and Washington (Pa.) Re-
porter each copy to amount of $3.l
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-13
DISSOLUTION.

THE FIRM OF Z. HAYES co. Is THIS DAY
Il dissolved by mutual consent. Those haFfn z
claims against the late firm requested to
them for payment, and those knowing themselves
Indebted will please call and settle without delay
The stock Of BuEgieI, Tools and Material on hand
SEPT Z. HAYES 4 co.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-13

THE New York World says there wasn't
q laugh at the Chicago convention. We
shouldn't think there Conld be. .s.. .-.-..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-13

TIE provision for appren ticiug Union
slaves to their masters has been rescinded
by the Maryland constitutional conVen-
ton, as emancipation is to be immediate
and absolute. =.a. al. -..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-13
FOE SANE GA RENT.

THE building formerly owned and occupied by
i Mr.. Z. Hayes a Wheel Factory. Ii is a sub
stantiaI brick building 4O12S feet, three stories
ga, and we'll lighted There Is q good we'll
water on the premises with force pump. The prop
erty is situated Immediately outside OF the corpora
tion line the end Of Zane street Greek BRIDGE
East Wheeling. Enquire Of
THOMAS SHAW,
seps2w AtWArren, Berger Co.'s Soap Factory
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-13
FRESH BEEF

NJ III
| 1vth, 1864 only, for furnishing all The
FRBSH BEEF
| that may be required for of the troops Of the
United States serving In the 80 Division, department.
of West Virginia, and now stationed at Charleston
Fayetteville, Gauley Bridge, Camp Piatt, &C., West
For lhvel months, such less time as the Com
missaTy General may direct, and subject 70 his an
prevail commencing the 9th ltwenty fourth d v
of September, 1864, and ending the 24th twenty
fourth day of February, 1865.
sRd Beef TO be of Steers Luot Bulls, StagJ, Heifers
CoWs four years old, and over, to weigh each
at least 500 Eve hu ndredl pounds.
The b, et 10 be sound and wholesome, with necks
shauks, aud kidney tallow excluded in equal pro-
portions Of fore and hind quarters, and 20 be such
quantities. usually three times per week. may be
designated by the Chief COmmissary Of the Division
The Contractors will be required 70 keep Il agent
with a sufficient supply Of Beef Cattle, constantly
within supply ing distance Of the troops.
A bond in the penalty OF $4,000 twenty thousand
doliars) will be required, with two good surities
whose individual responsibilities for the above
be shown by the official certificate Of the Clerk
District Attorney.
Proposals from firm must specify the names and
residences Of all persons composing IL, aud each pro-
pOsal must be accompanied by the oath Of allegiance
Of the party parties; also by certificate Of the
responsibility above referred 70; also by written
guarantee signed by the party or parties making
the bid; the whole aking four separate papers, for
which forms will be furnish ed application by mall
telegraph, or in person. all Of which should be en-
yeoped, scaled, and endorsed "Proposals for Fresh
Beef" and directed to the undersigned at Gambler
land, Md.
Payment to be made in Treasury Notes or such
other Government Funds as may be on hands, II
none on hands, TO be made soon as received.
The bid, oath Of allegiance, certificate Of Tespon-
sibiLty and guarantee, must be In duplicate.
The Government reserves to itself the right to
reject any or all bids, deemed unreasonable.
Captain and @. g.
aep12:td Chief O. Dept. of West Va
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OFFIoE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS:

WHEuISG, Aagrsi >
At q regular meeting Of the BoAil - :.
city Of Wheeling, On the Sth day o. 49,.
it was ordered that the suPerintendsa1s, 3. :.
lowing Turupfkes be let on the % - =
TENDER, 1864, to the lowest bidder DEEMS
tent, namely: p....--t
The North Western Turnpike from -
to the point " ere said road crosses u
boundary OF the State Of West Virgins. ;
The StauntOn and ParkeTsburs q
Parkersburg 70 the point where ~ ~ :. =
the boundary line between this siAie -
Of Virginia -,-. ~ s.rsi
in the county Of Randolph 70 FAirino1' j.
ty Of Marion --sE. ) 4
The Wheeling and Fairmoat I uilI- -. 4
eastern end from FairmOnt, - ME-
from wheeling and E.
The Maryland aud Ohio River Lurli :, -
Sealed bids for the suPerintendea..s=, !. 4
proVements for ONE TRAz will Dc - !, 4
Office Of the Board in this city nnti. - ~ 4
day Of September, ensuing Ia tns 80 n
infendenes Of either Of the above -. a
msuts Is not let on the day sPeeI91 -Se-s.g.1 q
the aame may be let on the second -. -
month thereafter, without furths, ~. >
person vhoSs bid shall be approve ~ =. .
will be required, as in accordance y -.-t.s-f
take the oath aud give bond Win ln, Is5Iss,
auEls I'd Secretary Board Of Pun
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-13
AND CLINTON
GRAPE VINES FOR SALE.

FEW BEARING VINES OP The ABCVE
"A varieties (Which have been planted too closely
and must be removed this FAII) will be sold. Del
awares from g TO s. each, O intons from 81 70 i2
each, according 70 size. J. u. SULLIVAN,
sepT.IWH BellAire, Ohio.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-13
The soIdIsrs-How they Vote
o. S. GENERAL HOSPITAL, !
CUMBERLAND, Sept. 10. I
Editors LntelIiqencer .

Editors LntelEgencer
AS the people of Wheeling are doing so
much for the sick aud wounded soldiers in
this Hospital, perhaps they would like to
Know now the soldiers here stand on the
coming o eleGtlon. We bad vote to-day
h u
AcSlelIan. .....................l4O
Fremont.................. 8
The rebel prisoners in one of the Wards
wished to vote. We gave :hem that priv
ilege and the result was two votes for Mo.
olellan. One would not vote, saying he
did not care d--n who was elected.
z8uda Respectfully &c. s.uag r. "a
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-13
TRUSTEES SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IL THE {
OE WHEELING

OP VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IL THs -
OF WHEELING.
DY virtue ola deed OF trust execuisi b. 2
Id Dronsfeld aud Catherine biz vie o Ar
Caldwell as trustee, dated the 22i dsy II A1sl
1859 and recorded in the Ofa5s OF the Recorder
Ohio county, in deed book FORTY -tlur a. iou1 .
hundred and twenty three (123), aud by viz
an order of the Circuit Court for said e11nil -
on the 10th day Of May, 1864, aud entered 10 n
book number o, page l3i, by which The unlsiH.7i
WAS appointed trustee in the place oithr a. a
Caldwell, I will, on THURSDAY, the 1rs' .
septembsr, 1904, at the front door u tie q
House in said county, at 10 O'clocz 4. NJ 90
sale the following described real estate $40
that part ofthe city Of Wheeling oomm9al a
North wheeling, viz: Lot number SKY @'J-'-F
in SQUARE humber uine-9-; also all that Pa'H
ground situa G in the northern part o. ~ y
wheeling and lying north Of aud a1lol1l4'
owned and occupied by the said Dr1rsa--
fronting on the west side Of Main sferi 1-i i
dred and hfteeu-l15-feet,m more or les A. {.
ming back to the Ohio river, And beng - :
which was conveyed to said Drons1sii |!
Wickham, commissioner, on the lJth Of ssf.l-i
1855 and recorded in the Office OF the rse-i--
Ohio county in book forty-40-iolio 40
The above described property viii De 80 =
rately or together TO suit purchaser
iy25-ts n. RIoHARDsJH 81 - ~
~The above sale was postponed III :
DAY. September 10, At O'Clock u
TThe sale Of the above property Ia -
ponrd till TUESDAY, OCTOBER Al
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Dissolution of CO-Partnef2.

yU,FE firm. of MCDONALD / Back : - -, 4
.oi1s5 nv mutual consent All Nc
claims against the firm will PreSenI .i.ssl 4
ment aud those knowing taemseN
please cali and settle Immediately r, U.DOyiI
JOHN 2. BASE !,
wheeling. Sept. ISt, 1864.
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sep12:td
FOR RENT,

TTNBE O IRRIAeE FACTORY lately occupied by
i Z. Hayes Co. fs offered for rent By the year
or for term OF Year,. For terms apply 70
SEPT BUSBEY, LITTLE co.
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Beef! BeeflI

OFFICE CHIEF O. s. DEPT. OF WEST Val
CUMBERLAND, Md Sept. 9th, 1864.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received from first
y hands, cit loyal to the Government Of the
United States, until l2 NJ, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER
1yth, 1864. only, for furnishing an he
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-13
FOR RENT,

Until the LIST of April next, the large and com
~ modious WaTeroOm corner OF Market and
Quincy streets, now occupied by rs a. Carriage
Wareroom Posse sion can be given Immediately.
semi Z. HAYES 4 co.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-13
TO MINERS, MINERAL WORKERS
AND WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.

AND WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.
'H'HE BOSTON MILLING AND MANUFACTU-
RING co. having erected Steam Mills and
Crushers, at East Boston, now ready to execute
contracts for crushing and powdering quartz and
other ores, Of whatever nature, by the ton or by
the thousand tons.
They will shortly be prepared, upon the compile
tion OF their desul phurzing and smelling furnaces,
in process of erection contract for roasting
amalgamating and refining the precious metals,
gold, silver, copper, tin, &C.
Being now the sole owners of Whelpley Storer's
for the powdering of all nard substances, as bone,
COAL fire clay, plaster, foul Stag emery, flint, field
spar, manganese, drugs, dyestuffs, &C., &C., they
offer for sale Patent Rights and machinery for
SAMUEL sTORER, Treasurer,
sep2-1meod-P. b. 10 Merchants Row.
REGULAR SUNFISH q WHEELING
PACKET.
IT, The steamer ODD FELLOW, Captain
RllllZsIAAsl.+ JAMES ALEXANDER, will leave Snuhsh
3eVery day in the week, except Sunday,
at o'clock A. NJ, for Wheeling. Returning, " i'll
leave Wheeling at precisely O'Clock P. NJ.
For freight or passage apply on board. sep91w
For Ssle-A House and Lot.
A HOUSE AND FULL LOT on the corner Of
IA Seventh and CLAY streets is offered for sale
The house is frame, in good order, and contains six
rooms and cellar. Possession given Immediately.
For terms apply on the premises, or TO
seps.1w" No wa.hingtou street.
JACOBS EVAPORA AND
81 FURNACES COMPLETE, tor Ehum
syrup and making Sugar. This & h the
only one which has ever success sugar.
Fully warranted in every respect.
ssps No q a - Main street.
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MrM FIRM.

VNHE undersigned have thi' 90 Of NOD
Young aud intend Carrying on the nv nv ., -
a. the ga stand We invite the A'Is--
irons OF the old hrm- s,,rru MsD0S4~
EB. YOUNo. SO
wheeling. Sept. LIST 1884.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-13
Campaign Medals,

CONTAINING a correct Likeness Of each of the
~ candidates for President and Vice President
sold wholesale and retail by
T. II. LOGAN 81 CO.
sepl3 and LOGAN, LIST 4 co.
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WANTED.

A SUBSTITUTE for one OF two years. A liberal
"A price will be paid to acceptable person
Enquire at MeCABE, KRAFT co.'s