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gtailjy nUUigtuctx Wednesday Morning, Sept- 3, 1862Xollcc to Wo wish our friends who are sending ns subscriptions bj mail, for less than a year cut out and bear in mind this tariff of ates, and so aroid misunderstandings. Weekly 6 months flOc 3 Daily 6 months 75 3 i so 1 00c. Tri-Weokly 6 months $1,75 3 1,00 1 35c. in advance. BijyTwiiNTV-m is prisoners now confined in the Atbeneum will be sent io Camp Chase to-day.

was nothing particularly worthy of note going on at this place yesterday. Aboct twenty ambulances were Bhipped by Quartermaster Downing last evening to Washington City. BSJ-Took thk McCoy, who has been confined in jail lor some time, garo bond yesterday and was released. AgyMoas thirty-live prisoners, from Doddridgo adjoining counties, were brought in yesterday. They are charged with attempting to join guerrilla Another man by name of Marion May was broogbt io yesterday from" Barbour county charged with using treasonable language.

The affidavit upon which he was arrested was made by bis brother. esterdny a negro woman, named Emily Thompson, supposed by some to be insane, nnd by others to be simply devilish, was sent to jail for smashing in the windows of a house occupied by a white woman who lives next door. have at last commenced taking up the railroad track on Quincy and Market streets, between the Baltimore nnd Ohio Railroad Depot and the Custom House. It will save many vehicle and a great deal of rnluablo horse flesh. A an agreeable change took place in the atmosphere after the bard rains of Monday night.

Tester, day morning the air was so cool that fires were built In many dwellings, and woolen clothing took tho place of lighter material. letter was received in this oity yesterday from Quartermaster Adams, of the 10th Virginia Infantry, who was captured in the recent raid on Buckbannon, announcing that he had escaped from the rebels and arrived safely at Clarksburg. No particulars were given. BSf Caft. Sattcbfixld's CoiiPAsr, of the nth Regiment from Pleasants county, now numbers eighty men.

Of that number fifty-nine are married. All of the officers nnd a majority of the men are members of churches. There are not half a dozen men in the company who will nttcr an oath or take a drink of whiskey. 1 Town. E.

Wilson, formerly pastor of the Fourth street M. Church was in town yesterday. lie now resides in Ravenna, Ohio, and is on his way to deliver an address before the Washington College. An efTort is being made to have him remain in the city on next Sabbath and deliver a sermon. We hope he may be induced to do so.

A knowing tho whereabouts of one Ashley, belonging to the 2d Virginia Regiment, who is sapposed to be improperly away from his regiment, will confer a favor by reporting him at the office of the Provost Marshal General. When last seen be was in company with another soldier bailing from Pittsburg, belonging to tho same regiment. from Gov. Pkirpoint. Peirpoint, who is now in Washington, telegraphed yesterday for teu nurses to go Washington.

The following persons left yesterday in answer to the call: J.G. Wilson, Alex. Laughlin, John It. Hubbard, D. J.

Smith, Robert Ootrcll, Eliza Parker, Nancy Lano, Mrs. Holliday, Mrs. Harding, Mrs. Porter and Mrs. Barlow.

to Capt. yesterday saw at the jewelry store of Wm. Shaffer, Monroe street, a splendid sword which is to be presented to Capt. Carlin of the Wheeling Battery, by the members of his company. The sword is a fine one, and its presentation will be a well deserved compliment to an efficient and worthy officer.

Company or Home order lias been received at the Adjutant General's office, from the War Department, authorising the Adjutant General to recruit a company of men over forty-Gte years of age, to do guard duty at the Atheneum prison. It is thought that such a company can be raised at once. Robert Hamilton, we understand, has been commissioned to proceed at once to raise the proposed company. readers will perceive that the Adademy niftier the care of Messrs. Dodge Greene, will bo next Monday.

We understand that it is the intention of these gentlemen to devote ttielr school to the work of building up a first class institution in the for this purpose Mr. Dodge expects to give up the pastoral charge of the 2d Presbyterian Church. We hope that an effort so commendable will meet with proper support and patronage from this community. For the present the school will be resumed in the rooms of the Guards Hose House, Centre Wheeling. By a new arrangement of these rooms increased facilities are afforded for the proper conduct of the school.

yjjyMnportaxt to Rebel Sympatbizeiis. Marshal General Darr, last evening received an order from the War Department not to release any person refusto Uke the oath when required to do This is a definite settlement of an important question. Rebel sympathizers will no longer be dallied with. They must take the oath or go to jail and stay there. lumbering old jabberer who runs the Press grocery devoted a paragraph of low blackguardism to us in locil department in yeBterday morning's paper.

His locals are in keeping with his editorials, "the weak, washy, everlasting floods'' with which ho inundates his unfortunate readers every morning. Like an irritable old fish-woman, he babbles of "horse stalls," and "clean beds," which have no more connection with tho subject matter of his paragraph (if there bo any matter at all) than there is between himself and common decency or common sense. Prize Packages containing six sheets paper, six envelopes, blotting pad, letter writer's instructor, 25 receipes, 15 fashionable designs, and I calendar for 1862. Also an article of jewelry, prico 80cts. per dozen, $6,50 per 100.

Gall or address 11. C. Graves tc 78 Market Street. Wheeling, Va. 2t MARRIED, AtJWeat Alexander, Pi, September 5M.

by tho I Rev. JosrfasStevenson, Mr. JouxStonb to MImSauxa I Fowlbk, all of T. H. HIGGINS' PHOTOGRAPHIC No- 36 Monroe St- 3 doors from Market.

HAVING thoroughly repaired the above well known stand and furnished It with ovory facility for the business, I am now prepared to take PHOTOGRAPHS of every atyle, including tho deservedly popular CARTE lyrc VISITE. Which fur beontv and richness of tono canuot be extolled. A varied assortment or CASES.and GILT FRAMES will always be on hand. myl-My New Clothing House. 1802.

NEW YORK CLOTHING DEPOT SCHOENFIEI-D No. 40 Main Street, Centre Wheeling. rilREMENDOUS STOCK of Men's and Boys' Wear, 1. Inwt material aud workmanship, at half-price. Furnishing and Carpet-ltagx, Hold equally cheap.

It is very evideut that no new house bo established now during this crisis, except it is fully able to compete with older which daring the crisis all reduced hut our stock having boen bought under very favorable we certainly will sell yon to nay tho least, astonishingly low and leas thau they can be bought in this city "positively." Come at once and examine tho stock- No trouble to show At No.40 Main Centre Wheeliug. SC1IOENFIELD Si BRO. we forgot. Please bring your money along. No torus.

NOTICB TO MBUCHANT8 AND I DEALERS IN OUNUllAL. nnn bundles of crown, I Crown and Medium Straw Wrapping I Paper of fir4t quality, for salo in lota to suit purchasers. Ilaiu and barrel paper made to order by JNO. II SPINNING, aug26-tf Book-Binder, Intelligencer Building. BUCKETS dozen aasorted Buckets, 60 No.

1, 2 A 3 Tubs, for sale by febl7 J. A. METCALF. ClORDINU received by press all colors of Cording SUIts, suitable for rtimmlng drssses. COOPER 8ENSENEY, Retail Store.

First Stock Spring Goods! WHOLESALE RETAIL. COOPER SENSENEY. are opening a much larger fetoek than umw' of all A STAPLE DRY GOODS. And are offering them at the lowest market prices Foa Cash, to which we Invito the att ntlon of buyers. COOPER A SENSENEY.

Partridge's Gallery BAST SIDE MAIN STREET, JU8T ABOVE MONROE. Photographs of all Styles, I7IROM LIPK 8IZK IN OIL, to 00 per doxen. AMUR.OTYPES OUStlKPAS'SED. taf-ALL WOKE AS LOW AS KLSKWHBUK IN I WUKBUNO. Card Photographs in Variety! ALBUMS to hold from six to ouo hundred Picture.

at a bargain. A large lot of Gilt and Rosewood FRAMES will be offered very low fcr a few days, to make room for a new stock. The facilities of this well known establishment for do ng all kinds ol work are superior to all others in this part of the country. Card Photographs of distinguished out the World, for sale at PARTRIDGE'S, jc21 ovor Geo. It, Taylor's Store.

GOLDEN BEE 1IIVE ST0RE! New Spring Goods! TREMENDOUS STOCK! Wholesale Retail. rpHB LARGEST STOCK OP FANCY A STAPLE DRY GOODS IN WEST VIRGINIA. PRICES GREATLY REDUCED. R1C1I FANCY DRESS SILKS, in great variety, at very low prices. BLACK SILKS 4 SATIN8, cheaper than ever before odored in Wbeelin LALIES DRESS GOODS, in great variety, em BAREGES, Ds LAINES, VALBNCTAS, CI1 ALLIES, BALZARIF.NS, POPLINS, etc.

from 20 to 40 per cent, below former prices. BLACK SILK MANTLES A CLOAKS, aod CRAPE SlIAWLS, both White and Colored, At Great Gooods suitable for Meu's and Boys' Wear, in great variety and very beantirol styles. NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS. TERMS CASH. roy3 STONE THOMAS.

WHOLESALE DRY GOODS Baltimore, March 28th, 1SG2. WE would call the attention of buyers to our present very desirable stock of Spring and Summer Goods, which we now offer for sate at the lowest cash prices we name in part: English and American Font Stuffs, many of which are suitable forth "clothing Trade." ENGLISH A AMERICAN PRINTS xn variett. Grey Staff Goods, Persian and Pancy Dress Goods for ladles; a large line of Bleached Shirtings; Mariner's Striped Shirting, Corset Jeans, Drills, German Linens, and a variety of Bleached and Brown Irish Linens, Huckabacks, Crashes, Damask, Ac. Abo, 0,10,11 and 12-4 Bleached 8hee-ings, Penitentiary Plaids and Plaid and Striped Osnahnrgs. Ac.

DEAS. CRABBE A CO. Importers ajto Jobrers, No. 230 Baltimore Near Charles Baltimore, Md. P.

general assortment of J. A P. GOATS' SPOOL COTTON. mhSl-3m? I I '1 liUSlNKriS NOTiaKS. do you sure and take with you abottlq of Looak's Essence or Jamaica It is equal to Brown's and only bull the price 1 Stitch is Dinrrhtca, pains in the bowels, use Gnuanv's Cholera Mixtubb.

Price 25 cents. Jgy-WliAT's landlady up town, or down town, or both, aeti a good table! The praiso of her biscuits and griddle cakes is in the mouth of all her guests. Ask her about the Excelsior Bakimo to all Price 15 and 25 cents per box. ib it That is not annoyed by Jliu, during these warm, sultry You may easily til your house of thom, and in a very few days, by using the LiaiiTNtsa Fly Killer. Prico 5 cents.

Notb ok it That the above articles, with a thousand other useful and ornamental can bo had frotn T. II. Looan 47 Slain and Logax, List Bridge corner. Wholesale and Kotail Druggists, Wheeling, Va. jfrp-Tnc World's Opinion must lmvo its duo and.

proper conrsoiaits oudorscmcut or the woudcrful virtues of the celebrated Mrs. Gardner's Indian Balsam or Liverwort and Hoarhound, which cares Coughs, Colds and Consumption, and is doing wonders. For sale by Iteed Kraft. The Lightning flu For killing flies. For sale by Iteed A Kraft.

Purify your blood by using Lindscy's Blood Searcher, Brentlingcr Fluid Extract of Sarsaparilla and Dandelion, Kennedy's Medical Discovery. For sale by Iteed Kraft. lleinutreUU Inimitable llair This article Is too well knbwn to need recommendation. It restores gray hair to its original color. It keeps tbo liair healthy, stimulates its growth, renders itvery beautiful, and removes dandruff.

For sale by Heed A Kraft. Hampton's Vegetable Tincture, Boerhave's Holland Bitters, Iloolland's Gorman Bittters, llosletter's Slomneh Bitters. Sandford's Liver Invignrator, Brown's Essence of Jamaica Giugtr. For salo by Itoed A Kraft. Mrs.

Winslow's Soothing Syrup for chi dren teething, Sir James Clark a Female Periodical Pills, Dr. EoA's Pills, Todd Pills, Aycr's Pills, Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills, McLnnc's Pills, Jaync's Pills, Lee's Pills, Brandreth's Pills, Seller's Pills, Hollowny'J Pills, and Spaulding's Cephalic Pills. John C. Baker A Pure Cod Liver Oil. For sale by Kkkd Kraft, Contra Wheeling Drug Store.

SPECIAL NOTICES. BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE! TltS THE WOULD. WILLIAM A. UATCIIiXOirS celebrated Dye a color not to tin from nature not to iijnte tlio In the teeet; remedies Ibo III elect, of bad ami Invigorates tbe liair Tor UllBV, RKD, or KUSTV HAIR liutonlr ly turu. splendid Ulack or Brown.

IcaTiugtlio Hair beautiful. Sold by all Ac. Tito genuine if signed WILLI Ail A. DATCHELOIt, on the four tiJUt if tick KACTOltY, No. 81 Barclay Street, New Yorlc.

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ujt at Wlioatlng, Went Virginia, by a Brin loyalty neror for a moment wavored nlid to wllOM patriotism tlio Illgllcit compliment could pay would bo to nay tlial Is gonuluo, free, as unlading and peruiauent as their Ink, with which wo wake tillsroeord 'Wouso tills FLUID became, alter being tormon ed Willi many oilier black devices. we bate round It superior in every reapect to any foreiM or homo mnko. ami honco prononnee II the bent uua mont reliable in tbo marKet." LAUG11LIN8 ft UUSUFIKLD, WUeeliut, Va. Bold by .7.0. Orr ft Ce.

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nee "The Peu id Mightier thau tho iu another oolumti. uihSG The Confessions and Experience of an Invalid. Published for the benofit aud an a warning and a caution to yonng men who suffer from Nerroua Debility, Premature Decay, supplying at tho samo time the means or Self-Cure. By oao who has cnrcd himself after being put to great espouse through medical imposition and quackery. By enclosiug post-paid addressed envelope, siKauc copies may bo had of tho author, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Bodford, Kings Now Tork.

ap-4-lydAw Pianos, Pianos, Pianos, subscriber has just received from WM. KNABE Baltimore, a fine stock of superb ROSEWOOD PIANO FORTES, with richly carved solid Rosewood legs, pedal and music stand, improved graud action overstrung Bass, agraffe Treble. These instruments contain many valuable improvements and are unquestionably the finest ever brought to the city. Every instrument sold at prices and warranted tor Ave years. JESSE B.

ME I.LOR. my23 1M Main Wheellfag. DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS WILL BE SUPPLIED with Goods, both Staple and Fancy, in our line, at Lowest Cash Prices. T. U.

LOGAN A 47 Main Street, LOGAN, LIST Bridge Corner. Wheeling, Va. ang4. "FALL STYLE SILK HATS JUST FALL 8TYLE OF SILK IIATS, augS nARPERABRO. REFINED SUGARS-100 barrels soft and hard crushed; 200 do superior received, and for sale by JyM M.

REILLY. CLOSING OUT SUMMER GOODS I AM SELLING Black Silk Laca Mantles fof 5 09 That I sold last season 15 00 Fast Colored Lawns 1-XA Summer Sflks at? 60 1 Early Price- 75 Jj8 (Press aopy) J. 8. RH0DM3 WHITE QUILTS! TUST RECEIVED 87 more of those QUILTS el AT 91 fO, WORTH 50I Jyg POOP ICR BY, Retail Store. THE liADI by press a few NUBIAS, at ap'J9 D.

NICOLL BRO'S Variety Store. From Our first Virginia Regiment We have bad newa from our First ginia Regiment. Col. Gavin, of the 7th Indiana, arrived at Bellair last evening, over the Baltimore road, badly wounded, having been shot clear through the breast, lie makes the following statement: On Saturday evening last after the terrible battle of that abont 200 of the 1st Virginia and a like number of the 7th Indiana were upon the field, drawn up in line of battle in consequence of a report that a largo body of men were approachiog. As soon as the bodv of men approached within hailing distance they were signalled to halt, and4were asked who and what they were.

They answered that they were friends, and their colors being demanded they showed the United States Hug. Our boys then proposed and gave threo cbecre for the Union, and while they were in the midst of their cheers, the rebels (as they proved to be)suddenly lowered their tuns and delivered a most deadly fire. Ool. fell shot through the breast. lie says tho slaughter in both regiments was great.

He saw Col. Thoburn and Major Duval afterwards, both of whom were unhurt. From them be learned that the fire had proved deadly to our troops. They gave him no particulars and he was not in a condition to ask for any. Marshal Law Declared in Cincinnati Business Houses Closed.

Cincinnati, Sep. undersigned, by order of Mitj, Gen. Wright, assumes command of Cincinnati, Covington and Newport. It is but fair to inform the citizens that an active, daring, and powerful enemy threatens them with every consequence of war, yet the cities must be defended and the inhabitants assist in the preparations. First.

All business must be suspended at nine o'clock to-day, and every business house must be closed. Second. Under direction of tho Mayor citizcns must witbiu an hour nfter suspension of business assemble at convenient public places ready for orders as soon as possible. They will then be assigned to their work. This labor ought to be of lovo, and the uudersigned trusts and believea it will be so; anyhow it must be done.

The willing shall bo properly credited, and tho unwilling promptly visited. The principle adopted is citizens for the labor and soldiers for the battle. Martial law is hereby proclaimed in the three cities, but until they can be relieved by military, tho injunction of this million will be executed by police. Third. Ferry boats will cease plying the river after 4 oclock, A.

until further orders. (Sigued) Lewis Wallace, Moj. Gen. Commanding. In accordance with the proclamation of Major Gen Wallace, I giro this notice that the polico forco of this city will, uotil further orders, act as Provost Guard; and I order and enjoin npon all good to respect aud obey them as such.

Anv disregard of orders from the General commanding, through the police, will bo enforced strictly. Gro. IIkaoquartkrs, U. S. Forcks, Cincinnati, Sept.

2. j' General Order No, All places in the cities of Cincinnati, Covington and Newport, where liquors of any kind are sold must be closed at A o'clock this morning. All sales are prohibited. Upon failure or refusal, the stock on hand will be confiscated for sanitary purposes. By order of Maj.

Gen. Lewis Wallace. II. Elston. A.

D. C. Chief of StafT. Pm-is was evacuated last night, troops falling bnck on Cynthiana. Gen.

Wallace was engaged all night making preparations for the protection of tho city. The Latest from our Army at Centreville and Bull Run. New York, Sept. Herald in an editorial says Up to 1 o'clook this morning we bad no news of the renewal of the great contest near Boll Run. Tbe very latest at that hour in tbe city was a dispatch from Judge White, of this city, who bad returned to Washington from our army at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon.

He states that our men aro in good spirits, and as firm as veterans. They bold Centreville and tbe vicinity, with part of tbe old battle field of Bull Ran. The tone of feeling in Washington was full ol confidence. Our army in the field was being rapidly and powerfully strengthened, and amplo preparations were made for the care aud relief of the wounded. Dispatches and correspondence received last night speak confidently of tbe safety of Gen.

Bank's command, and represent the rebels as being in an extremely critical position. It seemed to be generally believed at Washington that the Union lines were quietly flanking and closiug around the rebel army, and that their escape, at least without fearful loss, would be Should this idea of tho situation prove correct, thero will bo bloody work soon, for the rebels are far away from their supplies. They cannot have a surplus of provisions, and should their communication with Western Virginia be interrupted, starvation would literally stare them in the face. As to their making a rush into Maryland, wo are over nnd over assured that such an attempt would be frustrated. Altogether, the situation seems to promise early an! decisive victory, should no unforeseen disaster mar the plans and prospects of the moment.

Piiiladklpiua, Sept. telegraph from Gape Race we have a summary of news brooght by tbe North American from Liverpool on the 21st, via Londonderry on tbe 22d of August. The London Times treats the conscription as a new act of despotism, and thinks that involuntary servitude is now the lot of the white race of the United States. The Newt and Star continue to defend the cause of the North. It is claimed by the Paris Payt that the harvest in France is tbe best in ten years, and that no corn will be needed from abroad.

It is said that Napoleon has expressed decided condemnation of Qaribaldife movements in tbeTurin Senate on 20th of August. Patazzi, in reply to a question by a senator, declared that the government considered Garibaldi in a state of rebellion and the situation of Italy grave. Garibaldi had entered Catania. In tbe London money markets the foods were weaker, and tbe fall is attributable by tbe London Timet to tbe telegrams in the extras giving the ne.ws from America. Money was in good deutand at rates.

From Fortress Monroe Fortress Aug. of Porter's mortar fleet and tbe gunboau bare come down the James river, and are now at anchor in Bampton Roads, and a part of tbe flotilla which has been up the river it to immediatelj to tbo Potomac. So save Com. Wilkes. Tbis morning tbe Norfolk boat, which bas heretofore run regularly between Norfolk and tbis place, came over with troops and discharged tbem on tbe steamship Baltic, which is lying in the Roads.

She then returned to Norfolk without the mails, apparently for more troops to dispose of in tbe same way. There is evidently much secret excite, ment among tbe Federal oflioers in tbis place, and the secessionists at Norfolk are rejoicing at what they claim to be a defeat in the late army movements under Gen. Pope. A part of the James river flotilla has left this afternoon and proceeded off in the direction of the Potomac. Wasbimotoh, Sep.

Provost Guard is busy to-day in closing up all the liquor establishments. Tbe captures are sent to tbe Medical Purveyor's offiee. LAST NIGHT'S DISPATCHES. Washington, Sep. advices received from the vicinity of the late sanguinary conflict of our armies in Virginia, with the enemy, report affairs in that locality as comparatively quiet.

The news from that quarter to-day has been, considering tbe intense excitement and bustle prevailing, decidedly meagre. Rumors and stories of the most extravagant nature have been circulated throughout the city, a great majority of which have been fonnd, upon inquiry, to be entirely unreliable. Parties who left Centreville late yesterday afternoon report that the command of Gen. Banks, which had been rumored cut up, commenced arriving at that point about five o'clock p. m.

There can be little doubt of the correct ness of this report, as our informaui states that ho witnessed the arrival of tho command. It is further stated that a march of 25 miles was accomplished by them ou that day in order to reach that position. On Sunday morning between eight und nine o'clock 15 of the ambulances being in advance of the train down a hollow, were captnred. In all, there were 230 ambulances and hacks. About 2,300 wounded have so- far been removed from the field.

These movements were facilitated by Maj. W. C. Baruey, of New York. Yesterday evening at 6 o'clock our army was withdrawn behind tho bills of Centerville as a feint, it is believed, to draw out the enemy, but they did not advance.

Tbis morning our army again advanced at least 2 miles toward the old battlefield. Tbe large reinforcements wbicb have arrived there, consisting of artillery and infantry, make the army perfectly safe. No firiog took place after 0 o'clock on Saturday night. Kearney's division remained on the field till 11. On Sunday some shells were thrown into the enemy, but no response was made.

Tbis morning a slight skirmish took place with Gen. Kearney's division. In tbe recent battle Qeu. Hatch was wounded slightly; a ball penetrated the brim and body of his felt hat and flattened in the skull. Tbe dead were being buried, and tbe wounded removed to-day from the late sceno of conflict, uuder a flag of trnco.

A train of cars, having ou board fivo or six hundred soldiers who were wounded in tbe fight on Saturday, came down tbis afternoon from Fairfax. They represent, among others, tbe 25th Ohio, Gtb Regulars, 35th N. Y. and a number of other regiments. A guard also came down, having in charge seven rebel prisoners.

ARMY OF TUB SoUTilWKST, "I In the Field, Fort Scott, Kuns.is, 1 August 20, 18C2. Correspondence of tho Mo. The greatest activity prevails here in getting the army ready for immediate advanco towards Arkansas. Gen. Blunt, commanding the forces hero, baa received information that all troops in the department of Kansas, and all those inSnutbwest Missouri, Including all the recent levy of militia, will be concentrated at such point as besball designate.

This portion of the army is finelv equipped, and contnius four complete batteries of 8 guns each. Troops have been brigaded, and different commanders ordered to their commands to suitable places East and South of Fort Scott, where a full supply of forage, grass, fuel, and good healthy water can be obtained. Information has just been received here confirming the report that the rebels are concentrating in large numbers at Cross IIollows with the intention of marching North to take Fort Scott then Fort Leavenworth. Qen. Pike bad made a speech to his men sayinghe intended to be at Fort Leaven, worth before snow fell.

There is no doubt that such is the idea held out to the rebel force now concentrating at Cross llollows, and the recent excursions under Cochrell and Coffee to Lone Jack was for the purpose of escorting the new levies down to Arkansas. Hundreds of men followed them and with two pieces of the Indiana battery which they captured at Lone Jack, but they were mostly without arms. Day before yesterday Quintrell bands came upon six companies of the 2nd Kansas and three companies ot the Gth Kansas near Lamar. Msj. Campbell and Capt.

Greene of the Cth attacked them with abont GO of their men aud had a severe fight, lasting two honis, in whioh two men were killed and 21 wounded. Lt. Col. BasseU, commanding the 2nd Kansas, marched upon the opposite side of the stream ont of danger. The wounded men say the rebels had about 700 men, and if Bassett had helped them they would have whipped them.

Col. Cloud left his force day before to report at this plase. All say that bad he been there, Quiotrell and Hays would have been taken. Chicago, Sept. Commissioners of the Union Pacific Railroad met at Bryan Hall at noon to-day.

Gen. Curtis was chosen temporary chairman, and by acclamation proceeded to address the meeting upon the important work upon whioh they had been called upon to enter. Robt. Finney, of and John R. Robinson, of were appointed temporary secretaries.

The roll was called and 7G answered to their names. ftfr. Cass moved to proceed to permanent organization. Some discussion ensued on amotion that when the meeting adjourn it do so until to-morrow morning at ten o'clock. Lost? 31 to 39.

Without taking action on the motion (or permanent organisation, the convention adjourned till 5 P. M. Grkexpikld, Sep. Lippert has obtained another signal success over the guerrillas in Southeast Missouri with a squadron of the 13th Illinois cavalry, two companies of the 24th Missouri volunteers, and one howitzer of the 2d Missouri artillery. The Major attacked Col.

whose force la estimated at 1000 meo, about twelve miles Southeast of Pittmsn's FlITjr, on Current liivcr, after a desperate conflict of an hour's duration completely routed White, capturing all bis wagons and equipage and taking many also number of horses and males. Our loss in killed and wounded is not stated, but is slight compared with that of the enemy. Hsadquartbrs or tub Army, Adjctakt General's Ofpicb, Washington, Sept. 2. General Order, No.

By direction of the President, Maj. Gen, McClellan will have command of the fortifications of Washington and of the troops for the defense of the Capitol. By order of the Secretary of War. E. D.

Towssbkd, A. A. General Yl IROINIAt At Rules held in the Clerk a Office of the Coontj Court of Northampton County, on the first Monday In July, A. D. 1862.

IIcqu nil, AlUchment. In this suit, the object of which Is to recover of the defendant. Hugh Ker. one hundred and fifteen 15.00) with interest thereon from the 1st day of January, 1856, till paid, subject to a credit of tliirty as of the omedate, George T. Yerby, the having tiled his declaration, and the defendant, Hugh Ker, not baring been served with the summons in this suit or with the attachment therein, and it appearing by an affidavit filed, that the said defendant, Hugh Ker, is deemed under the provisions of an Act of Assembly declaring certain persons non-resident, passed February nut a resident of this State: it is ordered that the said Ilurh Ker, do appear within one month after due publication lwreof, and do what is to protect hie intareata in this suit.

A L. II ARM ANSON, Clerk. W. O. Rtlkt, p.

q. VIUU1MA At Rules held in the Clerk's Office of the County Cnnrt of Northampton County, on the ttnt Monday in July, A. D. 136i, GaoaocT. Ysssr, Pltff: and ur0n nccit Kca, Deft.

Attachment. In this suit, the object ol which is to recover of the defendant, Ilogh Ker, one hundred dollars (liOUJW,) with legal interest thereon from tho first day or January, till paid, George X. Yerby. the plaintiff, having tiled his declaration, and the defendant, Ilush Ker, not having been served with the summons In this suit or with the attachment therein, and It appearing by au affidavit filed, that the said derendaut, Hugh Ker is deemed, (under the provisions of au Act of Assembly declaring certain noo-resident, passed February 10, not a resident of this State: it Is ordered that the said Hugh Ker do appear here within month after doe publication hereof, and whtt is necessary to protect his interests in this suit, A L. 1IARMANSON.

Clerk. W. fl. Riutr, p. q.

T7IRG1XI Rules held in therk's OfflccCle of the County Court of Northampton County, on tho first Monday iu July, A. D. liCi Kendall F. Addison, pltff. 1 In Debt, and vs.

an Leroy Oldham and Ed. Holland, defls.) Attachment. In this suit, object of which is to recover of the defendants, Nine Hundred Dollars, 00! with legal iutcrest thereon from the day of August. IS60, till paid, the plaintiif having filed his declaration. and the defendant, Leroy Oldham not having served with the summons in this suit or with the attachment therein, and it an affidavit filed, that the said defendant, Leroy Oldham, is deemed, under the provisions of an act of Assembly declaring certain persous uou-resident.

passed February luth, 1W.2, uoi a resident of this Stale; it is ordered that the said Leroy Oldham do appear here within one month after duo publication hereof, aud do a hat is necessary to protect his interests in this suit. L. HARM A NS0X, Clerk. w. Q.

Rtucv. p. q. angS 4tw rules held In the Clerk's Office of the County Court of Noithampton County, on the first Monday in Jnly, A. D.

ISfcJ: JohaT. Wilkins and T. Turner, Administrators of Joshua 11. Turner, dee'd. vs.

Charles Smith and Thomas T. Upshur, defts.J In this suit, the object of which to recover of the defendants Two Iluudred Dollars. OOj with legal interest thereon from the 10th of June. ItMil. HUbJeet tn credit of S3 Ou on the 12th ol November, the plaintiffs having filed their declaration, and the defendant, Cbailes Smith n-jt having been served with the summons in this suit or with tho attachment therein, and it appearing by an affidavit filed, that the defendant, Smith, is deemed, under the provisions of an act of Assembly declaring certain persons non-resident, parsed February 10th.

1802. not a resident of this State: it is ordered that the aid Charles Smith do appear here within one month after due publication hereof, and do what is neceasary to protect his interests in this suit. A L. II ARM ANSON. Clerk.

W. G.RlLET, p. q. ltdStw In Debt, and Upon an Attachment. held in tbo Clerk's Office of the County Conrt of hampton County, on the first in July, A.

1862: Samuel J. Berry and James In Asinmptit and W. rainier, mud partners, trading nn- upon an Atachmint. der the firm of Berry Palmer, Plffi. TH.

Leroy Oldham, Deft. In this unit the object of which to reeover of the defendant eeven hundred and forty-six dollars and tortynix 40) with interest thereon from the ICth tiny of April, 1861, to be computed after the rate of seven per per annum, till paid. The having filed their declaration, and the defendant not having been serve 1 with the summons in this suit or with the attachment therein, and it appearing by an affidavit filed, that the said defendant is deeoifd (nnder the provision of an Act of Assembly declaring certain persons non-resident, passed February 10th, a resident of this State: It is ordered that th? said Leroy Oldham do appear here within one month after due publication hereof, and da what is necessary to protect his interests in this snit. A L. HARMAXSOX, Clerk.

Vf. 0. Riley, p. q. ang.

16 VIRGIN IA At held in the Clerk's Office of the County Conrt of Northampton County, on the first Monday in July, A. D. 1862. Gaoaaa T. Tact, Plfft: In Debt, and upon an Attachment.

Ilcan Ku, Deft. In this suit, the object of which is to recover of the defendant, Hugh Kex, ninety dollan, with legal interest thereon from the 1st day of Jannary, 1857, till paid. George T. Ycrby, the plaintifT, having filed his declaration, and the defendant, Hugh Kerr, not having been served with the summons in this suitor with the attachment therein, and it by an affidavit filed, that the said defendant, Hugh Ker, is deemed, under the provisions of an Act of Assembly declaring certain persona non-resident, passed February 10,1862, not a resident of this State: it is ordered that tha said llugh Ker do appear within one month after dne publication hereof, and do what is necessary to protect bis interests in this suit. A L.

IIARMAXSOX, Clerk. W. O. lllUCT, p. q.

XTIItOIIf Rules held in the Clerk's office of the County Court ot Northampton county, on the first Monday in July, A. D. 1862: Edward Holland, In Debt, VS. and X. Robert Cary, deft.

upon an Attachment. In this suit, the object of which la to recover of the defendant, X. Robert Cary, Three Thousand and Twenty-five Dollars. with legal interest thereon from the 1st day ef January, 18tl, till paid, subject to a credit of $1,500 00 as of the same date, Kdward Holland, the plaintiff, having filed his dec laration, and the defendant, X. Robert Cary, not having been served with the summons in this snit, or with the attachment therein, and it appearing by an affidavit filed that the said defendant, X.

Robert Cary is the provisions of an act of Assembly declaring certain persons non-resident, phased February 10th, a resident of this State; it is ordered that the said N. Robert Cary do appear here within one month after due publication hereof, and do what is necessary to protect his interests in this suit. A L. HARMAXSOX, Clerk. W.U.KlLBT, p.q.

augl-ltd 3tw rulee held in the Clerk's effle of the Circuit Court of Lewis county, on lint Monday in Jnly, 1902. S. and A. Ana wait, complainants, vs. David Bare and others, defendants.

The object of this rait la to suhjert three town lots In Butcher's addition to the town of Weston, in this county, to-wit: Lots Nos.3 and 4, conveyed by P. M. Hale and wife, and J. O. Yandervort and wife, to defendant, Junius R.

Hutchison, trustee tor Lemlra n. Bare, bj deed dated 28th February, I860; and lot Xo. adjoining same, lately purchased by defendant, David Bare, from 8olomon to the payment of complainant's demand eet np in the bill. It appearing by affidavit filed that defendant, James IL Hutchinson, is not a resident or this State, and he not appearing, on motion of the complainants it is ordered that he do appear here in one month after due publication of this order, and do what 1s necessary to protect his interest in this suit. tSB O.

A. JACKSON, Clerk. inn RECEIVED this moreing by lUU size and "awful cheap." 1 ill RH0 beautiful Head Sets jest received at the Variety Store of D. XICOLL A BRO, 100 Main street. DOWN WITH THE REBELLION! on tbo corner, but above the corner, where the Stars and Stripes No.

WATER STREET, AtUoinins tbo Sprigg House, Wheeling Ta. Would call the attention of OOcars of the United Army to hie stock of MILITARY GOODS, which in the largest and meet complete stock ever brought to Weetern Virginia. CONSISTING OF Blue Clothe and CaaimcrM of the fineet grades, Elf Vesting, Caaimere and Army Shirty Gnm Coats and KoU, Havcnacki, Shoulder Sword Knots and Belts, BeToUm, Bugles, Ilat Cords and Cross Cannon, Cross and BRAIDS OF ALL KIVDS, for Commissioned and Non-Oommisaioned In fact nlmoeft everything in the military lino. UNIFORM SUITS made to order on the shortest notice. Agent for A.

B. HOWE'S Excelsior Sewing Machines. MIND THE PLACK. Ton are respectfully requested to call at Wholesale and Retail Fashionable Clothing Establishment, NO, 30 WATKi: STHEET, Sign or the who haajnet rocei rod one of the largest and beeteslected atockee of FALL AND WINTER GOODS ever brought to this city, consisting In pert of CLOTHS, OVERCOATING, VESTING OF ALL KINDS, ASS i NETS, TWHUtt, and piece of all for MEN'S AND VOW TILS' CLOTHING, which will be made to order on the abortnotice and in the moat fhahsonabU at uruoit tow prices fur cash. AT Union Clothing Store, Will be found a large and superior asaortment of HEADY MADE CLOTHING FOR MEN, AND TOOTHS, AND GENTS.

Furnishing Goods of all White Under Shirts, Collars, Drawers, Cravats, Neck Silk and Linen Pocket Hosiery, Umbrella, Carpet, backs, Jtc, Jtc. angCl To Jtc. 7b Destroy Mice. and Ants. 7b Destroy Bed To Destroy Moths in Furs, Clothes, Ac.

To Destroy Mosquitoes and 7b Destroy Insects on and Fowls. To Destroy Insects on Animals, te. To Destroy Every form and species of Vermin. tXTppERfv1lNj 1 Collar's 99 Bat, Soacht Ac. Exterminator.

Bed-Bag Externlaator. Cottar's KIcctric Powder for lasects, Ate. Is 25c. Uc. $1 00 Bottlh aid Fuiu, S3 in axzeo Puxtatiom, Sun, llorxra, Ac.

"THE ONLY INFALLIBLE REMEDIES Not dangerous to tha nmnsn Rata do not dieon tha "Tbey oat of their holea to Sold All Whouhalk Dscmots in the large ritiea, and by Dsccgutb, Uaocxaa, Siumxirsu and generally, in all Country Towns and Villages la Sold by? E.B0CKDCO, A. a GOOD A Wholeaale and Retail LACQHLINS A BU8BFIELD, Wholesale aad Retail McLAIN Wholeaale sad Retail, REED A KRAFT, Wholesale mad retail, WHEELING. VA. CTCocmr can order aa abore. Or addresa orders for Prices, Terms.

Ac.) to HEHBY IL COSTAR, Paiaciral 483 Broadway, New York. anf(19-0in is SHERIFF'S SALE. James 8. Porter, Joseph II. Pendleton.

Joseph C. Harbour, JoeephIL Pendleton. JofcaT. Lakia, Joseph IL Pendleton. Epraim D.

Joaeph IL lam Kaha. of Beqj. F. Ridfiey's esI rsoaas, I will, on Monday, September IMS, at front door of the Court Uoom of Obioeoaaty. proceed tosell Joaeph II.

Peadleton'a interest ia let Mo. aixteen square two fa aad lot No. fifteen (IS), rEErM iarf interest in Isaac W. Mitchell, Joaeph IL riah Jacob, recorded la deed book Mm. IS.

folio S90, attached aa the property of aal.l H. Pendleton. A plat of said real aetata can be seen at the CbglTa Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. M. Terms of A credit of six and twelve moatha.

with intereat boa the day of aale, the parcbaeer or til the of the ALONZO LORINOjl Q. OTT, liTllUBIIlil. HENRY O. OTT Co. Tobacco, Cigars, See.

So. as Monro. Street, Wheeliiuc, Vb. 0 Auk i TT-ll piuuwaw .1 BOW kCJflZ QUIT received from Louisrtlle and Baltimore. Nana bat the beat braadahaxe been pwchaaad aad we fadconfldent of being able to aausfy all caatomara In QUANTITY AMD PRIGS..