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Weekly Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-01

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"a VIII besold at PUBIIcsAIr
fFfa3A. on SATURDAY, November Mn = "a AZ v .
NeY-% llsBl, at stroudis Piaster Mil Sstss5l -
rNe-r.s4sat the N E. corner Of Fropt an3 siS<E53
tsnall Streets, Wilmington D. ltwars. ali tns stool -
rAhlrs belonging to the ats linn oiG sroS - s snu
Nason nsd p Il 'orss Carts aad harness. oxcart,
sIaue and Bride 4Wheelbarfn vs. najr nf Cnsi
eap a'i' ss,is sgf5ag pu SAFE ee. small Clocks o
Mil Bnrrs 'vh' S,' 20 PASS ara OF tools small par of
Snro ~ I"umoa GgAno ard sevefa cords Of wood snS
made knonm er "a h's'lss goo tedious to mention Terms
o'clock A. N. A'e W commence at 10
WEN, H. NAFF, Auc ioneer. surviving lArtner. .
Weekly Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-01

The War Department has deterpined no, 10
give authority to colouels to raise regiments.-
thereafter requsitions will be made upon ihe
Governors of the different States for regiments
II IS believed that the government has nov ms
many troops in the field as will be required for
the present.
Weekly Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-01
Constipation, costIveness, Suppression,
hgppa,,.n, an pnnn,i, G9nt, Neuralgia, DrOp-
If0M ~. y. 7, Idnaln. MgnlI.nI. nlnnlin.


ffom Dr. j. u ld0gip, MontrsdI Cinada
Too much cannot lie said Of yonr fills for the cure Of
eo,sthss' ltolers Of our fraternity have found them
- encncluus ns have they should oin me In nrocni,n
lng II or the benefit Of the mutt,dps who sir t,or,
.At complaint which although hal enough In itself il
the plosenor OF others Tint are worse | believe M.
eeSs = originate IN the liver but Your pills Affect that
organ and cure the disease ''''
F'em Mrs. y. SaaH Pfysiciln and MdsiS. B,,toy.
lind one or two large doses Of your Pills taken n. t
proper time, arc excellent prnnotvos of the oJi ,,s
tgt Whsn wholly or partially suppressed aud also very
eepthh 70 csdnf tile s'0ndeh aud crlei tpoius Thev
Mf s2 mucll tic hit rhysic have that recommend
no other to my PATIENTS
From Ms Rer Dr. HoEes qfMe Mitofis, Ipi, Church.
PULASKI lIousg. Savannah Ga Jan. O. 1850.
HoNoRtp SIN; should be ungtateGil ar iln relicr
your SKIN has brought ms II did report my cnse 10
YOU cold settled in my limbs and brought on excru-
ehng neUd9ie pains, which ended in clanic tLsfrl.
uspse grew worse and worse until y the ayce Of yonr
SNeent ngent in baltimore 1T Mackenzie tried your
rus lher ELECTS were slow hut stre nv berseyerinr
ia "'o use OF them, am now entirely we'll
SENATE CHAMBER, Baton Rouge, Ia. Dec 1885
~. AVER; have been entirely cured by your pills Of
hh.hmahe GoM-a painful disease that Ind aHilcted he
0' ''N's' VINCENT SLtDELL.
81 aiost If the ps In market contain Merrurv
which although valuable remedy in skllfil hands x
uaugeIous ~ public pill from tile dreadfnl ennse
ueres that he1neniy follow its incautinns use Thssa
''A'An Nv mercury or mineral substance whatever
Price, 20 cents per Box. or Boxes for 81.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. AVER g. co, Lowell Masu
rally. u'e'erS gene-
Weekly Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-01

WARSAW, Wyoming Co, N. ", Oct u. 1855.
DEAR siR am using yonr Cathsrc Hills in my piac-
tcr and fnd them an excellent pnigtye 10 cleanse the
system and purify Me .falni,ains N he bioai
JOHN a, MrACIIAM NJ N
Weekly Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-01

GOOD PAY.-SuppOse a private to have served
one year and that being the end of the war, his
account with the --i---.i =. .. oast.
valuation would stand about thug:
Far 10 mOn,hs nOn,ns pay, at SiS per month, $l5G
at S33, '''"'e 40
FOR u months Communication for iations at
For bounty, iad ia9
valued at F''PeOV ,oo
Weekly Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-01

Gen. Butler is now in Washington.
Weekly Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-01
DyapepsIn, ImrnrItv nr thn nInnh-

. ny EF'PsIH' HHpWfIty OF tho Hood,
ffoM Hso' u ,. h'n's' ihsior Qf drem Church, BOSTON,
DR. AVER have used your Pills with extraordinary
success IN my family and among those an called 10 visit
N distress To regulate the organs Of digestion mi
purify tho blood, they are the very best remedy have
my friends. Yonrs j. r. IItSiFs ~
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ury attic (Adriatic.i 9''p'"g room A
Weekly Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-01

tue obhtlucuun1 which make
disease. cold settles somewhere in the body and ob
structs It's natural functions, These II not relieved
rene upon themselves and the surrounding organs pro-
nufng general aggrayat0n, suffering, and disease
While In this condition, oppressed by the deranEements
take Ayers Pills and how directly they restore tho
natural action Of the system, aud with IL tile buoyant
feeling Of health again. What is rue and so apparent Ia
THIS trivial aud common complaint Is also true in many
Of the deeRenied aud dangerous dstemPers The same
nurgaye effect eSncs them Caused by similar obstrue
ons and tetangements OF the natural functions Of the
body, they arc rapidly, and many Of them surely cured
BY the se means. None who know tile virtues VI thesa
Pills will neglect to employ them when suffering from
the disorders they cure.
Statements from leading physicians in some Of the
principal cities and from other we'll known public per.
sons.
From forwarding Merchant n Si. Los, ft6. 4 1855
On. ArER; Your Pills the paragon Of all that Is
great In medicine. They have cured my little daughter
of nceous upon her hands aud feet that had proved
incurabe for years. Her mother has been long grlsv.
onsy afflicted with botches and pmpos her skln aud
IN her hair After our child cured, SHE also tried
your Pills, and they have cured her,
ASA MOn0nID0E
Weekly Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-01
bilious Disorders-Llver Complaints.

fic0' d.. Theodore BeH If N,iv Fork ciy.
not only are your Pills admirably anpted to their nur
rose ~ an aperient ln find their beneficial eiecte upon
.hs LIVER very marked indeed They have in my prac.
hee proved more eectual for tho OF biiiolr cont
ioie that have ut length pnrgatlye ,,bir ia ,n
my tbs confidence Of the profession and tho people
Weekly Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-01
TO THE PUDLIC,

MY brother-in-law, Alexander Mckinley. n M.
ave and citizen of Philadelphia, and member
OF Its bar, is the private and confidential secrs.
tery Of Flag Officer Dupont. 10 this most of
honor end confidence be was invited BY Cantoin
Dupont, and he is nov discharging his respops.
ole duty on board the flag ship Wabash. Private
letters have been received from him to.dov
dated October 9th. The New York Tribunc
under its editorial head, has circulated report
which has been copied into the Evening Bulletin
OIL this 'ity, under the caption of "startur Re.
port that "the private secretary of COmmodor.
dupont had absconded, carrying with him the
maps ana charts. and even the sealed ordors 10
the Commodore" The natural effect os ,h;.
rnmOr is that Mr.. McKinley's name has bse~ ',,
most nnkinlly referred to. l pronounce ,ha
whole story to be calumuy, and have. bv ,bo
ADVICE Of counsel, taken measures to trace i, 10
us source meaning to hold strictly responsible
oil VINO contribute to the defamation Of an in.
accent and absent man. J. W. FARES
245 South Thirteenth Street
Philadelphia, October 30, 1861.
Weekly Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-01
AS a Family Physic.

RON Dr. Il. ". Cdrtiprtght, Nelg OrisaHg.
Your Pulls tile prince Of pnrges. Their excellsnt
qualities sutpasa any cahartc possess. They arr
ml but very certn and escta In their action on tho
treatment of disease. '
Weekly Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-01
AYERS
CATHARTIC
PILLS.

Are you sick, feeble, and
complainingi Are you out of
order, with your system de-
ranged, and your feelings un.
eomiortablei These symp.
toms are often the prelude to
serious Illness. Some at of
sickness is creeping upon you,
aud should bs aVefted by /
timely use Of tho right rem.
edy. Take Ayers Pills, and
cleanse out the disurdered hu-
lnors purify tie blood, and
let the ilulds moye on unob.
sirueted in health again.
They stimulate the functions
Of the body into vigorous ac.
tivity, purify tho pyAtem from
H. -. Z
Weekly Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-01
Headache, ,sIeIsIIendacIle FouI stomnrh.
from Dr. hdi9aId lloyd Ballimore


DEARilno AYEn Icannot answer YOU lg6at complnlnta
stef treat iciM pugdhe msiiciRe place rent deps,
5snee on an eeetnal eataro in my daily Contest With
sease anu believing as do that your Pills AFFORD u he
best we nave, Of fcourse value them highly
Weekly Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-01

In n -. PirTsDuh1, Pa, May !, 1855.
a. DR. D. y. AVER. sir have been repeatedly cured Of
lhe worst hsauris any lody can have by a dose or iva
which they cleanse ut nnee S'~s"'
Yours with great respect ED. W. pREBLE
Weekly Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-01
MILLINERY! M1LLrNERYII
Coal Oil Lamps.

hL diploma i9r best display of ooal oil Iampa b.v,n
Eat e. me- and having added greatly 10 NV sae
nA time, al persons In want Of such articles viii
before purchasing large stock Of best a;siss r
explosive Kerosene Oils always on hand slsa nvn-
sluldi s much cheaper and entirely saa IL lii 9'i ~
purn well IN the old style Whale oil Lamps "''i a'Ao
o,too CLEMENT B. sMYTH
No, 302 Market strsat
Weekly Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-01

CORRECTION OF FALSE REpoRT.-Tho rumor
mat the private secretary of COmodoie Dupont
mad absconded is entirely false. 1t is contra.
dicted by the Navy Department, and bv the
orother-in-law OF MIR. mckinley. who ,,a, ,,s,
hshed the following card:
Weekly Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-01

months ago. ."-Sphen A. Douglas.
Weekly Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-01

-1U DOuIh Ihirteenth Street
Philadelphia, October 30, 1861.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-14
wheeling Wholesale q Retail
SHOE MANUFACTORY.

THE undersigned may DO found Mt 14o
aIaIn Street, where We are extensively
engaged In manufacturing the latest and best styles
and quality Of Ladies', Mlsses Chtldrens, Boys and
0enttsmen'G SHOES expressly adapted to the tastes
aud necessities OF the citizens Of Wheeling and the
surrounding country, which We offer at wholesale
and retail at prices which cannot fall TO please the
most fhstidipus.
examining our goods. While we gr1tefnlly remember
past hsYors, which have already far sxeeoded our
most sanpuins expectations. we hope In the future
70 merit Continuance and to share large tncreaSo
OF public patronage.
Having largely Reinforced our manufacturing de-
partmsnt with experienced and accomplished me-
chanIcs we are prepared to Manufacture styles AND
sizes 70 order for the trade and public:
pov2a JAS. W. PILLSBURY co.
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From missouri.

ST.. LOUIS, Dec. l3.-In order to SUP
press and entirely prevent any aid or MS
sistauce to, or Communication with, any
persons, directly or indirectly, disloyHI to,
or in arms against the Federal Government,
the entire commerce of the Mississippi and
Missouri rivers have been placed uuder
military co ntrol, and no boat will be per-
mitted 10 take on freight or passengers, or
allowed clearance except those authoriz-
ed and commissioned by tho proper mill
tary authority. All the owners, officers or
employees Of bOats will be required to
take stong oath Of allegiance. and any
owner or officer committing any act con-
trary to the above expressed object, this
order will cause the immediate forfeiture
of the boat and cargo to the Federal gov
vernment, and such officers or owners
shall be subject to the penalties prescribed
by the articles of war for giving aid to the
enemy.
Late advices from Price locate him still
at Osceola, with from 10000 to $4,000
men, intending to move Northward in II
few days. He has fifty pieces oil cannon,
and has lately got twenty-five hundred
new tents from the South. His men are
we'll clothed and armed. Gen. Stacks
division has crossed the Usage, and ano-
Their division was crossing on Friday last.
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R6- THE WEATHER yesterday morn
ing there was a heavy white frost and the
air was as freezing as the smile. At a churl-
millionaire to a poor relation: omni-,
bus drivers .tmade change with beefy
fingers aud everybody looked purple and
miserable. Later in, the day, however,
the warm sun shones out and the day was
bright and pleasant as in spring. In spite
Of the old song, May aud December appear
to be on tolerably good terms just now,
and it looks very much as though the old
difficulties were permanently settled
There are those who are willing to affirm
that orders have been issued from head
quarters to have no winter this year, but
to 60 right on with the spring of 1859,
but as none of the New York papers have
as yet given any information concerning
the matter, we are all in tue dark as to
whether it is reIiable6r not.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-14

SFRoM THE Bio SAxDx-MoEE Pals
oSERs.-Deputy Marshall Bumgarduer ar
rived yesterday with six prisoners from
Wayne and cabel counties. They are Mil
ton o. spurlock already indicted for trea-
son, Stephen P. Markham, Barton Mark
ham, Reubsn Hanpstan. Galloway Thomp-
son and Dr.. RadoIPhus Moss, The Priso-
oners are all bud eggs. Or. Moss is said
to have been quite prominent IN the recent
Guyandotte affair, and assisted in tying
the prisoners who were captured at that
place. This Doctor, however, sayshe has
always been good Union man.
There uasn report at Ceredo that General,
Floyd with two thousand infantry and the
Jenkins and Clarkson cavalry were within
thirty miles of louisa, on the Big Sandy,
and were marching down that stream.
For some reason C oil. Zeigler's Fifth Vir-
ginia Regiment had been removed from
Ceredo to Parkersbnrg, and Col. Light
hurn's 4th Virginia were ordered to Cerodo
instead.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-14

H~ FoR TIE BENEFIT OF THE SOLDIERS.
Yesterday the Executive Chamber at the
Custom House was crowded with women,
theiwlves, sisters aud mothers of soldiers
who were appealing to the Governor for
aid, As5will DO seen by the proceedings
of the Legislature, the women aforesaid
also besieged TINT body yesterday after
noon. The various sums Of money hereto=
fore subscribed by the county and by Pri-
vate individuals are entirely exhausted, and
as Yesterday was the day upon which the
families have heretofore received the diff
terent weekly suins.to which they are en-
titled, they collected as usual and were
Disappointed. Hence the application to
the Governor and the Legislature. The
Legislature appointed aioint Committee to
consider the matter of making an appro-
priation, and it is Thought bill will be
reported to- day for this purpose.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-14

NEw YoRK, Dec. 1s.-Tbe brig Il. ".
Rowland, Capt. Rowland, arrived here last
night from ST. Thomas, Nov 81.
Capt. Rowland states that the Captain of
the Iroquois is entirely to blame for the
Escape of the pirate Sumter from Port
Royal and Martinique. A man was sent
ashore at Port Royal from the Island to
sigualize the movements of the Sumter,
and on the night of the 23d he made sig
nails that she was leaving the harbor, but
no notice was taken by the Captain of the
lroquois. His First Lieutenant tried to
persuade him to give chase which could
easily have been done and the pirate cap
tured, MS she draws foot more of water
than the Iroquois, but he woald not hear
to it, saying it would bevery unpleasant
for bin to capture her, as he aud SHINES
had been school mates, and SHINES bad
been his former superior officer; also that
he didn't want to break the neutrality laws.
The movements of the Sumter were
plainly seen from the deck Of the troquois,
the former taking II southerly course. The
Capaiu of the Iroquois then gave orders to
proceed to st. Thomas, not making the
least effort TO capture the pirate, after hav-
ing been lying of the port several days for
that sole purpose. 5
On these facts becoming known at st,
Thomas the greatest indignation prevailed
among the Americans in port aud others
friendly to the O. S.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-14

s8 WHAT M Talsks.-on Of the pris-
eners In the Atheneum yesterday remarked
that he would infinitely prefer to go and
live in purple with Dives than TO remain
in the sBastile.p Upon being asked if
there we're any fees or lice in the place, he
answered, ano,p adding thar 90 living or
creeping thing would stay there except
upon compulsiol. We would recommend TO
the authorities 10 swear this prisoner and
let him go. He is evidently dissatisfied.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-14

sS7PAs We ExpEoTED,-.-We have it from
''reIiable authority" and Ne "yiolate no
onfidencep in Announcing to the public
that .he anxiousyoutho of eighteen summers
who last week sought and obtained through
our columns valuable information 10 regard
to the most effectual means OF making
man of himself, has already arrived in
town, taken our advice and seat in Mr.
Hitchcoek,s business school, and is being
fast transformed into an accountant a
psnman, and very expert calculator, and
will ii. due time irabibe all the knowledge
for which he was thirsting. Moreover, he
reports that many others, like him, in bis
part Of the country, will soon follow, and
initiate his worthy example, in joining the
ranks of the hopeful Sensible, thatt
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-14

Bosros, Dee. IA letter from Colonel
Lee, dated Richmond Jail, Dec. 4, says the
cslIin which he aud the other hostages arc
confined, is a small and damp apartment
with the cool air drawing through contin-
nally. They have to provide their own
beds, the rebels only allowing two cover
lids to each bed, They are forbidden vts-
ftors aud all commnnication with other
prisoners. Col. Lee and Maj. Revere airs,
well.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-14

ST.. JoHEs, Dec. 3.-The steamship Eu4
roma passed within two miles of Cape Race
ii 1880 this morning. The sea was very
high and though the news boat Of the As
sociated Press started she was unable to
get more than half milo from the Cape
The steamer would not come nearer and
tLe news could not be obtained The
Europa will be due at Halifax on Sunday
morning. rt5sss. 5+3fI7a6 49, ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-14

LOUISVILLE, Dec. 13.-BAapAp, KY.-A
marty of secessionIsts were endeayoring to
make some Union men take the oath ofal
lcgiance TO the Southern Coufederacy, and
Col. Whitaker on learning 1t sent squad
10 arrest them. The secessionists fred upon
Whitaker,s men, but the odds were too
great, and Whitaker despatched to Capt.
Lee at Louisville for assistance, who ar
rived this P. NJ, mud Immediately proceed
ing with troops TO Jacksonville, where a
skirmish took place last evening.
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AVID sTILL THEY GOMEZ
MORE NEW GOODS!
Holm RoEMER's,
No. 80 Main Sc, cen.Es WhS EEL PIG:

No. az Main ST., Centre wheeling.
T AsToNIsHINGLY LOW PRIpEs FOR CASH
1+, SGIy Ssrtuos plal. and aZurs. OF all eoloEs,
1tbibSt Cloths of all qualities and eOlofs, rom
Plain 4 and figured Muslin DsLainss Of an oOlOF' and
styles MourninE Dress Goods.
Bombazines, slack Mernoes. Plain Back DeLaine
HIaeF Crape and Love Wells, Black Hosiery 5lik Ana
[i5 Glove, Black Grape Collars, &C.
ShayVIs and ClOalks,
v,t,.I, tbe ,,,ry latest novelties Of the Season.
I9diei1 iilnnlE and Oolpred Cloth ClolAs =, y,
LonT and Square WO0len Plain and fiAla sENNAb
= Hroehe ShaEis, very ehSAp,
Black CAshmsra FhlNel SnaNNs
HOOP SKIRTS, for Ladies, MtssFs ana OHiiole''
Hosiery, Gloves and Uudergarments.
Ladies, Cent? and ChIldren's Cotton and MooleH
HosieTy in eoloFs and whltsi fteeey nne9 Notton
Ho7iery for Ladies and children AeIi0o
Menu Underthirts and Drawers. white an9 eoloEeu;
white BED BllnketSf Red, White Blue "Esy An"
F's ssIER4SSS DOMESTIC eoons, Bleaehed snI
upbIeaehea-COttou shiStings shesSineS GIhGeeNS'
Paid Llnseys Canton RlannolA eoloFsa quo VIM:
EMRROIbERIES-Rieh styles OF tIenSh I Gua
Scotch Collars, Black CraPo Collars. btEA AAso
Yeis Banda ElEinEs aud Insertiugs, Sc, &C;
AiSo ~ arrive q large assortment OF kurA (sheepl
WooIen HoOdS new and splendid styles o. hoOasi
Woolon Comforts, for Men and Boys, IN large guam
AN Of these goods viii be sold at very low PFaces
for cash. Please call soon. Al ,,t
Ma 81 Main ST. Centre heSGss,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-14
New Stock of Fine Pianos

TIME subscriber taa Just received q asS stock ~
fne piano., from the celebrated factory OF
(IeI-STinl, q Sons Boston, which tor beauty OF h-
isi, power Of tone and elasticity Of tGn- aEs
riar r. nv Instruments ever brought % the CIT
1~ts.S bia1Ss Jgers bought for cash and VIII be
sold a les than Eastern priees for eAsa an 80
ON The public are respectfully invited to eAl ana
examine for themselves.
U'a Ep1'' t-A' 4 - JFSSE B. GEEL0R,
No 80 Main Q.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-14

B8- aISTEIlieESr farmers predict a
winter of unusual severity, and the form.
alton OF very large ice crop, clear and Of
excellent quality" intelligent farmers had
better dry up in faeelthe Ufspch weather as
We have had recently
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-14
From Fortress Monroe.

FoRrREss MONROE, Dec. IL, viz BALTt-
MORE l3.-The regular Thursday dag OF
Truce. lrit here this morning for Norfolk.
IL charge OF Capt. Willard with IA large
quantity of letters. aud express matter fi'r
tie Federal prisoners at The South. The
boat returned with two passengers from
Richmond who are British subjects and two
from Norfolk,
The Norfolk Day Book of To-day says
no news of Importance, all is quiet in this
vicinity.
Among the passengers by the Steamer
Gsorgiana for Baltimore this morning, are
the Hon. Ohas. T. Russell aud Major Oam-
brige of Mass.
The Norfolk Day Book has dates from
Pensacola to Dec. 9. No further fighting,
but Bragg was hourly expecting renewal
of the attack from Fl. Pickens. The Fed
eral vessels were fitting 10 and out of the
harbor in q most bewildefing manner TO
the rebels. Attimes there would be a dozen
in the evening, and all bnt two disappear
before morning.
The Norfolk Day Book Is considerably
exercised in relation TO a rumOr that Nor
folk is to be attacked and shggesst that
additional distractions be placed at the en-
trance Of the harbOr. If not done by the
military authorities it urg0y thar tue city
councils take it in lIand. Al Richmond on
Wednesday the war excitement was at the
height. A storm of war being expected to
burst momentariIy Somewhere.
a dispatch dated Memphis, Dec. 10,
says that New Madrid is a9k fortified, it is
rpnOFed that the contemplated attack on
Cairo has been abandoned.
The Irou ran Manassas arrived at CO.
lumbus on Sunday.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-14

B0 A CoRPoRAl SHoT-On last Sun
day night corporal belonging to one Of
the Ohio regiments at Romney, was shot
by a sentinel on duty and instantly killed.
1t is supposed that the coFpor,l was trifiipg
with the sentinel in order TO try his nerv'
On the same night Freuch's House, the
place where Lieuts freeman and Hall were.
captured, was burned TO the ground. We
could not ascertain whether the house was
burned by the Union forces or the rebels.
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All ReadY.

r WOULD respectfully inform my patrons, and
L those wanting anything in my line, that l have
Just completed anne very important improvement
in my estabishmSnt and am now all ready for busi-
ness. EsL4 80
Photographs for 500 per Dozen,
and UPWARDS. CARD PICTURES TAKEN IN A
SUPERIOR STYLE. Ambrotypes taken as usual
large lot Of GILT FRAMES for Photo
graphs just received a. .s} -.
Monroe St idee1l 40 PARTRIDGE.