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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-10
THE WAR.
How It Will Ahect the Loyal States
Financially.

How II Will AneCt the Loyal states
Financially.
From the n. V Herald, OF yesterday
The history of the wars with Great Brit
ain and France, under Napoleon l., affords
some parallel to what may be expected in
the United States, if any considerable time
should elapse before the rebellion is def
nitely crushed out. The debt of the ma
ton will be augmented greatly but the
commerce of the world will be open to us !;
manufactures will receive an impulse such
us has never before been dreamed of; the
money expended to continue hostilities
will be poured back into oIr own Golfers,
and high degree of prosperity will be ar
rived at. Meanwhile the adversary with
which the loyal State are contending will
lose, just in proportion 10 our gain. A
prodigious amount of Treasury notes will
be poured forth npon the Confederate
States by the Richmond authorities but a
single considerable reverse to the arms of
the iusurrectionists will render them ire
ieemabIe and worthless. The cotton, SUI
gar, rice and tobacco which have nccumu-
lated in Southern warehouses and pluntt-
tions, tits supposed, will be bought up by
the rebel government, and paid for in this
trash, in aopes that the merchandise itself
muy be disposed of to foreign nations for
solid cash. THIS will, however prove de-
lusive expectation. Every port, from the
Rio Grande is effsctually blockaded, nndif
an outlet for slave State products is opened
I at all it will be by Northern army, after
| they shall have been cophschted, and tue
sums received for them will go into the
Federal Treasury. The war may give
temporary impetus to some species of
Southern manufactures; but, unlike the
North, they will be only to supply a limit
ed population with indispensable articles
that cannot be obtained elsewhere. France,
under Napoleon, had Mt least the continent
for a market, while England controlled the
ocean, but the Southern States will be her
meticnIly sealed from intercourse with all
the nations of the world. Rebellion can
never maintain itself under such adverse
circumstances; but must, in the end, be
starved into submission.
They err greatly who imagine that the
people will shrink from continuing the
contest for the integrity of the Union he
cause of the expense. The Administration
was never mole sure of popular support
than it is now, and the provisions that
have been made for the immediate future
by Congress, commend them to general APP
probation.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-10

a GREAT MEDICINE FOR FEMALES l-Hun-
dreds of stimulants have been invented
and sold, purporting to be specific in the
various diseases and arrangements 10
which the delicate form of woman render
her subject. The result of all these slim
ulauts has been to impart momeRtaEy aetir-
ity to the nervous system, and false vigor to
the muscles bnt this relief has been sue
ceeded by a depression and prostration
greater than before; and the repeated at
tempts of invalids to build themselves up
by the false remedies, have finally ended in
destroying what little vital organization
was left. But in using "BerhaUe's RoL-
land Bitters'' you will find no such disas-
irons results. It is purely vegetable
compound, prepared on strictly scientific
principles, after tue manner of the cele-
brated Holland Professor, Borhave. I'm
der its influence every nerve aud muscle
receives new strength and vigor. appetite
and sleep return, and, finally, perfect
health. See advertisement in another coll
unn. aug2
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-10

CERTAIN facts which are made public by
the southern press, indicate that the authO-
rites have reached the limit of their VOL
unieers in several of the States. We oil
know that in Virginia inpressment has
been going on for some time. and that u
small army OF fugitives has escaped into
Maryland and the District of Columbia in
order to avoid entering the rebel service
In Tennessee the free negroes have been
impressed .'for mental service" in confor-
nifty with an act of the legislature. In
Louisiana we know on testimony of the
British consul, foreigners have been knock
ed down and dragged to the recruiting sta
lions. And even in chivalrous South Car
olina it appears that there is a reluctance
to enlist. Here what a writer in the Char
lesion Courier says:
"Thefe is in our community too great a
disposition TO shirk active duty. At every
turn can be seen healthy. vigorous men,
under foriy-fve years of age, VINO are ia
king no part in defence of their own hon
or and interests. Some bold back because
others do some must have commissions (;
some have families, or business, or are
members of organizations which they
know will not be ordered out of the city
some are legally or professionally exempt.
How this state of things is discreditable to
US. The enemy is almost at our doors
In the name OF common patriotism, let it
cease to be. The facts which have men,
toned are unpleasant truths, but they are
truths, nevertheless"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-10

hence fought with desperation. or escaped
whenever there was an opper unity. Their
treatment was of SO different character,
that many Secessionist will hereafter be
found on the side ofthe Union.
The report that the pay of the uon-com-
missioned officers and privates is 10 be in
creased, By four dollars per mouth, caused
very general rejoicing in camp. 1t was a
highly gratifying piece of intelligence, and
if the paymaster would only add little
to the good news by making his appear
ance in Western Virginia. there would be a
prodigal's welcome. If no fatted calf was
killed, it would be because there was none
at hand to slaughter.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-10

We would invite attention to our report
Of Senator Carlils's speech in the oouven-
ton on division ofthe State, which APP
pears on our first page this morning
It is Characterized by that gentlemau's
usual ability, and will repay a reading
From Mr. Carlils's position at this time,
and his associations at Washington, some
points in his speech possess unusual sig
nifcauce.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-10

PosT OFFICE MATTERs.-A new post Of
fee is established, or rather re-estoblished,
at Beeler's Station, Marshall county. Eli
W. Sslter is appointed Postmaster. The
Office at Hackersville, Barbour county, is
discontinued. AT North Bend Mills, Tyler
county, Nathan Joseph is appointed Post
master, vice 2. B. Riggle.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-10

TINS Aha Californian, in speaking of the
party nominations for Governor In that
State, says:-"There Is NO perceptible dill
ference between the Republican aud Dem
oerA;ic plStforms. The only question be-
fore the American people Is that of Union
or Disuniou. Upon that both are equally
SQUAD. To day the creed of the Republi-
cans is just as much Democratic as it is
republican, aud the democratic resolutions
are as much Republican as they are Demo-
cratic,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-10

The Louisville Democrat says that one
of the teamsters in the Union army, who
contributed to get up the panic ut the
battle of Bull Run, passed through that
city on the LIST inst, on his way to Rich
mond, to receive the promised reward for
his services.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-10

The Boston Post says Figures will not
lie" is an old and used to be well credit :
ed saying. But the introduction of hoops,
crinoliue. hips, bustles and cotton breast
works has played the dickens with the
proverb.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-10

JEFF. DAVIS Government, it is snid
will now take anything in aid of the Con-
federate loan, from bale of cotton to a
bundle of hoop poles.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-10

TuE n. Y. Tribune recommends the use
of wooden shoss in this country. 1t says
the advantages of wooden shoes are many.
They allow no water to penetrate, as do
leather ones, they are naturally dry, they
keep the feet warmer: they prevent dis.
cease by promoting the requisite and san.
itary Precipitation; they have been known
to effect cure Of patients where salt baths
and the use of medicine have been una
vailiug; and, lastly, they are far cheaper
than leather shoes.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-10

In the late battle ut Bull Run, soldier
around whom the cannon slot were flying
particularly thick, on seeing one strike aud
bury itself in bank near him, sprang to
the hole it had scooped out, remarking.-
"shOot away, you can't hit twice in the
same place" At the instant another shot
struck at a few feet distance, almost cover
ing the fellow with sand aud gravel
Emerging from what had so nearly become
his grave, he continued the unfinished SEN
teuee, "but you can come so pesky near it
that the FIRST hole is uncomfortable"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-10

God guard our Gag. and keep each star
Ia6h stripe a. bright a. now they wave,
ltili make e Lad our ranka in war,
gtill doAt above each patriots grave,
Oath 70 the traltor that would dare
Totrail L through the dust Of shame.
All honest hearts ia lot VIII 8harO
AID f5lioU Il to Dsath or Pane.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-10

Tho Rev. Nj. Henderson. Of N lllersburg,
KY, andiug that nobody would listen to
his sermons, has buekled on his earnal ar.
NOR, and set vigorously to work enlisting
soldiers fer the grand army of JeFsrso
parlsi
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-10
Grand Army of the United States


HEAD QUNETERs COsINI15s tET De AaTNENT,
WASHINGTON, d. O., August Z, 1861. !
General Order No. 9aa0
Information having been lodged with this Depart
ment to the effect that tie soldiers in the Army Of
the United States are suffering. both in palate aud
stomach. from the evil effects OF eating heavy bread
baked without yeast rising of any sort, giving
rise to Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Cholera Morbus,
DyEentery. C.,
Therefore. notice is hereby given to all Quarter
masters and their assistants. Suffers. Army Cooks
and all others whom 1t may concern that is of the
utmost Importance, respects both eaoRoEly and
heath that they should furnish themselves with the
celebrated
"EXCELSIOR YEAST POWDER
For the sale OF which. MessEs. 7. II. LOGAN & Co.
and LOGAN, LIST & CO.. Druggists, of the city Of
Wheeling hereby appointed GrRcrGl AgeRtS.
From evidence In the pisse-sion OF this Depart.
Hiept, they are fully srisfed that the article in
question is the 'Bssr R11cLE me KIND Is UsE."
BY order. COL. GOOD WHEAT BREAD.
Couimissary General.
MAJOR "SuEET-IEoN CRAcEERs"
nugS Aching Asst Commissary.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-10
NFW ADVERTISEMENTS
j. f. CALDWELL,
ID q M r II S T.

~ ~ u
rs now at tho Monroe House, in this city where ne
l is ready 10 operate upon heTeeth Many teetn'
t6bongh mach de nyed however they may acle' can
be saved without DESTROYING the nerve. Inc az, aS,
strpctfnn Of the nerve is the cause OF more ueeP
soti ,,Iins niIout the head and face. HIS mode oil
extracting Is more safe and attended WIN InuV vi
force aud pain, than by methods depenaen T SyS
instruments, pm cans or forceps. ANY VINO nv NV.
n1ns 'bout their laws face head eyes, cars ton
siis uyuin or skin would do well TO submit TO nus
nelical treatment, and II they will come ATTENDED,
With tbrir hysieiap this will be fully explained.
The most satisfactory ceruheates ana teiereilS,S
be shown Testimonials oil ms shI "a ms i S a
Tangements made for him to do so, he Will with
pieSsurc give gratuitous lectures in explanation q
the causes OF the disease OF the teeth, and also oil
their irrecuIniity and the remedial treatment to
Gu re and correct them; likewise expose the IeiectS
in the usual modes resnrsed TO e a 81 ige cnn
be avoided andhOw they can De e&tIacteu WIN CUM
parltiVe ease. 80. NJ, ,.,o,,,
The following certificates Oh eminent iHS ''i'9
~ btye exnmined with care into DR.. Caldwell's
mode Of extracting teeth; and have not only th!-
Isel myself 10y dissection, Of the existence OF MS
ligament, but have proved on my own person the
safety and value Of Interpretation
University of Pennsylvania.
We witnessed the extraction Of teeth by DIT. j. +:
Caldwell and We pronounce MN 10 G tle Il.nY 49, W.
Tooth EStractUrs, aud the Chief OF surge"n De3
tstsl IL" extracted one for eac OF us We cohsiu-
err his method original, and more safe and less pam
tul than ANY other that has come within our notce
He operates without endIngering the gum or tnjur
ing the Jaw and apparently put little force anu
consequently regarding all the principles Of his PLAN
it evidently the best that has been OF could be de-
vised to remove teeth; all other methods when COM
pared 10 his arc murderous in the operation, alarm
| Ing to the mind, and imperfect in manner:
BYRD CATER. NJ d.
@. w. NHTTLETOS, N. D.
White Sulphur. Va, Feb. -, 1861.
We concur in the above. for we have experienced
the benefit Of DR.. Caldwell's mode Of extracting
and correcting aching teeth, much TO orr relief and
satisfaction. other Dentists had condemned onr
aching teeth past remedy. aud 'ther teeth they
tried to bus unable to do II; but Dr..
CalIwcIl did it with hut little force pain and we
had teeth which anhed that other Dentists asserted
could not be relieved saved which Dr. Caldwell
sootlied and plugged, and wo now use thon without
| main WA. A. ORMB.
OWEN DUFFY.
| sandusly. April 10, 1861,
| For testimonies see bills. anglo top
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-10

general Kelley I'm Command at that
POst--The State OF Things in that
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-10

y9r-s@, FOR JUDGE.-MOsEsC c. GOOD. Esl.,
SASsSa will be supported for the Office Of Judge
of the Twentieth Judicial Circuit 10y
jyI5s MANY VOTERS
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-22
Nexieean rzu,assang r.i1ai1aent.

From rich and poor, band aud free. all col
orS, grades and conditions Of life, the same
need ot praise is awarded this wonderful arti-
Gle. Sores are healed pains relieyed lives 81
we'd valuable animals made useful and untold
Ills sssuaged by this remarkable medicine. Fol
Cuts. bruises sprtns, rhcJnatisrn, swcliinlss
bites, strained horses, &c, 1t has no equti AZ
mGnG Liniiuents, 0intments, or Salves,TgTt IS
the. fIottsek eeEer and i'sFInssT fseEI &eeks
of illness and lost of time aIe saved bY an early
application of MustInga LiHiHeHt Itsshoud
always he on hand BE clfefTt @hcny5u bay
and have it w0rrantes:s as gc3IuiR6 All genuine
will hereafter bear the sign tur. Of. c. W
WEsrBRo1K. Chemist, AMI d s. BARNES. Pr.,-
prietor, with the wqs,ls Trade Mark in two
medallions nf the Federal Currency. Solid ut
25cts. Scots and 81 90 per battle, by all reepcc-
table deners throughout the world,
Mar 22d, 2n D. s. BARNES, New York.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-22
'shssriF sale.

JsAn Se5e4 pX y4rtgs q an =, execution ;S
Geo. A. Gaylord ol Common Pleas, "t Fairfield
oHnty, tlIo, shall osT TO- sale the door the
ourt Housc in Dela ere, on srll .f - z =la.-.s
Monday, he Stt gqyef 4pril, 1861,
between the hours of Ie o'clock m aud u'c'ock p
m. the follow TX drscI bcd real estate to-
tain piece liceI Of land sjtutfe and being the
County Of Delaware, and Stlte Of Ohio fH the
town Of a'nhuJy, ben lart Of let 10. ~ in the 4th
Or nt the 4t t III the 18th I0nEe Of the L s. Militia
ry Lands and described as forws HEiiIi irg tle
81 ie nG said section or quarter The dJstnct Of
143 ro's north from the south OF said lot :;
thence running Iortb wth sect, 4ne III r.As tts.
north corner Of sa ID dt ;theuce sFofs
the of Big Walnut Creek thence dewn said
creek to antS caimed hy the heirs 0f T. e JoGts, be
ing part of said ttNu ~ thence south ST deg. ST
$50 rods tu the place Of beg nnihE containing IS
less Tbs levy upon IL aeras uf the above
leSuTibre lot ol lanf aul dcsgrb ID follows
IL of lanI oi ts north part thereaf tagr her
with the Mill and Mill prlvi!tg &c tic sac be
and north Of line Running due east west 10 rods
south of the Mill house the hill south Of
the Mill Their resIue Of the said prem sos.
B. c. WATERS Sheriff.
Marchs 1s6I-fts "a ,5O)
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-22
Sheriff Sale.

Lewis iIllI 10Y rltue OF an exccu.
VS. I'D tiOn 10 ma dirtctcI
Samuel Tyler 3 I.C. Seitle. from the CpiDIn
Pleas Of elaware county, Ohio. shall cf'r public
sale, al the door Of til" Court l'olaWare,
On Monday, April 2ad, 1885,, -r
between the hours Of o'clock a. m and o'c;ock p.
Of said day tie following DIS, Ilbed real estate to
wit: St't. IL III w iShp Df Scitn DelaW county
Tho, and N Sugna Military Sulv NJ 4:67 fra sts
tsi original pToIris tori ' kIniJE al stGnG pes
IN the st line at said survey az the division
the Old ShonP farm; thence n0rth II y
long the east ine Of said survey = n poitS
post by white oak stump; thence north % degree,
east l5S poles and links To le inches diam
etrr nn the west bank Of Boxes cIeck thence down
said west bank OF said crek With the IcanerS thereof
south hyesght degretE cast 10 polcs south ~ degrees
east IS poles, snuh 35 degrees east 10 poles south Il
degrees east 20 poles south r degrees pol-s and
II links u stone past the d.visinn line Of the
said oil Shoup farm by black EainTt; thence south
II degrees west along the div sion limo aforesaid 1S5
poles 10 the place of beginning. containing "a and
I25 l6-lO0 pcrehcs Of land.
2. C. WATERS, sheriff.
March 10, 1861. "a hO)
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-22
Sheriff & Master Commissioners Sale.

-Ao1ot r u s.itiz' II y virtue @ OF e 2 dsereo
James C. Evans and wife ti .ated Porn q Tag ihS
Court OF Common Poss OF lie laware County Ohio shall
Offer at PUBLIC sale, al the door Of the Court RGcr
Delaware, on &l& & @t
Monday the stA day If Arru 1851.
between the hours of 10 O'clock oc ,ock n N
The North hall with the right With the own
er OF the south half in the and has alley
IN the rVar of the lot seven and onehaH feet wfiel
the following described real estate wit: Situated in
the State Of Ohio, County oflcawHre and in the Town
aad township Of Delaware. and bounced and dcscrihrd
as follows Being the middle n the Fns part Of Let
No. ~ in sand Town Ct delaware beginning nn the
west line Of SandLsky street the sUh corner of
the stone work Of the brick building the Eel
aware House thence south KS. Westal1s
lne OF SaDdEsky street to the Of the brick
on the north sido CT the addition Of the Brick building
owned hy :. Latlnlrr, the corner SanduSky
and Williams Streets being 40 febt and II inches more
or less thence north bS s, west with the sail
wall 10 feet 20 the west end thereof, thence south ~
west GA inches thence north IS rs parallel it'll
the north line Of William sFoet Go more less
To- make 100 feei bdtk from SIdIIsky to
post thence north S east parallel with tn, line
Of Sipdnsky street. II fest oncs the north line
Of said : Latimers part Of SAID ln-lbt No ca, thence
south Ss3 cast 100 feet ia the place Of beginning re-
srvhg feet OF of the end of sai1 feet to
used as ally or lame to the benefit said
IG As. and the owner OF owners of the Lot I.otE
west and south be the or less subject all
legal highways. 80
/. C.WATERS Sheriff
And Special Master Commission
hArses, lselatts4s 7s-E = kseAaS
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-22

Ho11ewEYss PFEEy z,sg- -oE1EEyFs-IJet facts
speak foF- themselves. -Practice Is TIe9ry. To
mystift the HatnFe and tFeltraent Of disease is
the answering maxim OF the medical profes-
sion. To familial5ze sll classes with lis cause
and effect and enable them 70 subd1e it by Two
essential remedies-PIlls and OintmeRt-has
been the Unceasing- effort Of Holloway now
E1arktte resalt-tbe puHlie niad is daily los
ing confidence IN the pretensions Of the faculty
on account Of its lite theoretical dis5entIens /;
while, on the other hand, Holloway's Pills and
Ointment have found local hahitation and 4
name in eveey nation OF the earth. In rleHm-
a:ism and ali its phases, in neuralgia, giaudu-
lar sweiiings, sCalds, burns, cIifhfains, fros-
thites, sc, The effect of the Ointment is truly
marvellous; while in coughs. colds, sore-throats
astl-Iua3 bronchitis and consumption the cures
by the united action OF the Pills and Ointment
are unquestioneble.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-22
EEoUsANDs or CASES.
Adminigtrafor'g sale.

Tn pursuance of order Of sale issued by the Pro
i bate Court Of Delaware County, Ohio, the "a
day OF March A d. 1861 III the Of Nm. r Jones
administrator Of Edward Jones, late Of this county.
ceased rs Thom1s Jones, at. al. !, administrator
as aforesaid will 'er Public sal the premises.
on saturday the 9Th day Of April A. D. 1861. between
the hours OF 10 O'Clock a. and O'Clock p.
OF that day the following described real estate
namely: Forty Acres Of Land in the No corner
Of Lot seven r. in Section 2, Tor nsh and Range ~
United States Military lands in TIcy township. pea
ware county, Oht0 and fully described petition
Terms * on day Of sale, : in one year sand "a in
two years, with interest iiitgage the premises
H1ILlAA r. JONES,
AdminEtrHtoE 81 said drct ascd.
RElu EATON. Attorneys for Petitioner
Maj s. lS6l-4t 1924 Ga
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-22
1ht MafEets.


COr-ecsea weeklT BY r. < Hnas 8 sos, Eholeuaie ar
Retail GrOeers. No. Williams Bioek.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-22
mARRrED

In Delaware. on the 2Oih inst, by Rev. o.
H. Newton. Mr.. MHToN ScoTT, Of West
Liberty, TO Miss ADDlE j. CovELL, Of Della
ware.
On the 9th inst, by Rev A. n. Hanlfn,
Mr.. FHEADoEE p, BADGER, TO Miss JUETA A
PRossER. both of Genoa. 100
5 On the l4th inst, BY Rev Samut1 Mower
JACKSON HIPrLE TO Miss SusoN L. HrBBELL,
alLof DeIlaware couPiga bio =
In Radnor, on the 14th inst. by Elder D.
Prichard, MIR WH. MoRGAEs. Of Radnor, to
Miss SINA HowIsoN, District of Columbia.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-22
Sheriff Sale.

- to me directed by the Court
Henry Thomas etal Of Common Please of the County
Della ware shall offer Tor sale the door of the
Court House in Delaware, on .
Monday the sth day ef april, 1851.
between the heurs OF 10 O'Clock and4 O'Clock p.
the following described real estate tOwIt Situated
the Township Of Delaware, County Of Delaware and
the State o. 0o aud IN the Tgwn oI Delaware, and
bounded and described follows The west baf of in
lot "A said marked designated i'll the
corded plat OF said except piece in the south
west Of said lot A. thirty feet wide north aud
SOUTH and fifty aud half ieet long east and vest,
heretofore sold to school district No !. Arpd S24oo
B. c. WATERS, Sheriff.
March &, 1s61-fts (s3,uu)