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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-11

Bss5CoL. W. J. WILEY, against wi ON
an Indictment for treason was found by tie
Grand Jury of the Federal Court, was
brought up yesterday evening from Graf
ton, ard placed in the debtors room of
the Jail
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-11

ga DEAD young ;nan named Elkin,
OF Allegheny City, u member of the Plum
mer Guards, wounded in skirmish at
Cheat Mountain, Virginia, has died of his
injuries. His body will be sent home for
Interment this week.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-11

RsB~ FEDERAL CoURT.-The Court open
ed promptly at o o'clock. The civil dock
ct was called, and all the cases continued.
The Court remarked that there was sever
al members of the bar not present, who
are supposed to be untrue to the Govern
ment. AS soon as proof could be obtain
ed, their names would he stricken from the
roll of the Court
Several witnesses were sworn aud sent
before the Grand Jury. Rules were issued
against number of absent jurors and
witnesses. Those who came late were
called on for excuses, some of which were
very amusing. One witness said he was
out late. Another had no watch, and was
obliged to go by what he could learn on
the streets as to the time of day.
DR.. J. C. Hupp was appointed physician
to the prisoners of the Court. A. Bolton
Caldwell was rendered the position of L.
s. Commissioner, but did not accept.
The Court indicated that it was ready 10
hear Mr.. Richardson, who bad previously
applied for n writ of Aa6eas corpus, on be-
half of Robert Chase, whose son Charles
had enlisted in the United States army,
being at the time under eighteen years of
age.
Mr.. Richardson proceeded to argue the
case, referring to various decisions in sim
liar cases. He maintained that the law
did not regard the obligation of the boy as
binding; that even had the boy been over
eighteen years of age, the contract would
only have been binding so long as the
father did not object. The oath taken by
the boy constituted the enlistment lie
was not legally competent to take the oath
before he was eighteen, and therefore there
has been 10 enlistment. The hoy is a
mere camp follower. The case was laid
over till this morning.
The District Attorney stated that the
witnesses in the case of Geo. W. Whitman.
charged with passing counterfeit money,
were present. lie would send the case be-
fore the Grand Jury that it might be
brought to trial at once.
TIE Petit Jury was then called, AMI
were discharged from attendance upon the
Court, there being no case tor them to
consider.
In the afternoon, Whitman, whom the
Grand Jury had indicted for passing conn-
terfcit coin, was arraigned. Whitman was
dressed in soldiers uniform. He saidhe
lived in jackson county, Ohio, and that he
served three months in the 18th Ohio .cg-
imcnt. The Court asked the prisoner if
he had counsel or any friends in the city,
and being answered in the negative, or
dered the case to be continued until Mon
day, in order to give the prisoner time to
make application to his friends.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-11

New YoRE. Sept. lO.-The livery stables
of Matthew Carroll, on Staten Island, were
destroyed by fire last night. Twenty ii, e
horses perished, and several wagons, car
r;agrs, &C., were burned. Loss $4,000 ;
insured for 81 300.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-11
Leather, Oil and Shoe Findings.
j. M. WHEAT g. SONS,

No. 81 NInin street, WhccIinS, Va.
JJAvE constantly on hand good assortment of
| Red and Oak Sole Leather. French AMI Amer-
cun Calf and Kip Skins Upper Bride, Harness and
Stirling Leather, Tnppings, Innings, &c.
Particular attention paid IL orders
The highest market price paid in CASH for hides
aud Skins
Cash advances made on:LcatIler consigned to them
to be sold on commission. uug30
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-11

New York, Sept. lo.-Barbhdoes dates
OF the 10th ult., state that the pirate Sum
ter put into Surinam on the 2Ot%, but was
refused permission to coal.
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QUEBEC, Sept. lO.-The steamer North
Briton has passed Farther Point. Her ad-
vices have been anticipated.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-11

BALTIMORE, Sept. lO.-Gen. Benjamin G.
Howard was nominated for Governor this
morning by the Secession Peace Conven-
ton.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-11
Ftom Ae Esamtner, Morleu:, Va.

Cephalc Pills accomplish the object for which they
were made, viz: Q of headache in all its forms
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-11

From the Kana,0ha Valley Star. Kuma,uhu, Va.
We are sure that persons suffering with tho head
ache, AhO try them, will stick to them.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-11

From the Daily NerUs, NtEprot, r. l.
Cephalic Pills are taking the place OF all kinds.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-11

From the Democrat, ST. Cloud, MINI.
If You are or have been troubled with the head
ashe. send for box (Ceph"c Pills. that you may
have them in of an attack.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-11
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Price 10 Cents.

The want of nm authentic and thorough History of
the Rebellion. for present reference aud future pres
erv:tiun is the subject of general remark. No work
of that nature has yet been offered to the public, nd
all who wish for information are compelled {" gl"pc
through the of the rnmors. reports. dispatch
es letters and editorials Of tile daily newspapers, I"
from its confused columns. the great facts
and incidents Of tile struggle for the Union.
To meet this wait. and Ia produce Il work OF per-
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Usher has arranged FOR the issue of the history ~
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This history will tell the STORY As 1T IS. giving
clear, consecutive narrative of the entire movement
including all the Incidents and events in their exact
order. and containing the important documents and
extracts from remarkable speeches. II will not he
mere diary, nor Il mere enumeration of dry aud ma
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prrs, but will portray in connected and interesting
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by the of these Pills the periodic attacks
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-11

EromUte Examiner, Norfolk, Ia.
They have been tested in more than a thousanc
cases, with entire success.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-11
AND STILL THEY COME!
More New Dry Goods

Just Received at JOHN EoEMEIc'S
Cheap Cash store, No. 33 Gem
tire Wheeling, Va.
OWING TO THE HARD TIMES and scarcity of
I mIlry. am selling all az my former stock Mt
COST and less than cost and all the goods | am
buying the hard time price, Tor csls, cxcluscvcly,
aud selling them at very small advance for cash;
suit til" lines
Therefore all cash buyers will find it to their adj
vantage To cali on me before purchasing elsewhere.
Wheeling aud Fairmont Money taken at par for
Goods.
n. B-Packngcs delivered TO all parts of the city,
Dunots md Steamboat Landing.
NJ. 81 Main St. Centre Wheeling.
iv:n JOHN ROEM Err.
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WEsr ALFXANpRIA, Sept. Q.

Liberty of Speech, Freedom of the
Press, and More Sacred Soil Imv"-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-11
Southern Rebellion
AND THE
WAR FOR TILE UNION.

A History of the Rise and Progress of the Rebel
lion and consecutive narrative of events and Incl
dents from the first STAGES of the treason against the
Republic down To tho close Of the conflict, together
with the important documents and extracts from re-
lIInr n lie hln,rlInS.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-11
SECOND HOARD.


SATURDAY, req. J-f' VI
Fcr several days the Stock market has been settling
into state Of inactivity similar TO that which preced'
the sudden decline week SINCE and his morning the
dulness still more apparent, not only in the dimn
ished volume of business but in the feeble movements
Of operators whether for the rise fall. The cause
his stagnation s easily found in the Withdrawal of tie
outside interest in stock specuatonsi and this fat,
which within the last three weeks has been very mp
parent in the greatly reduced business of the comms-
sion houses begins TO cool the ardor of those who
operate currents of popular excitement which they
can accelerate if not control The truth H. that how
ever hopeful of the ultimate removal Of political
troubles people generally may be- there is not conf
dence enough in an immediate solution of the dill
eues hence caution is displayed in every branch of
business and enterprise which embraces speculation IN
its natural development il chilled and shrivelcd. The
Stock market thus suffers under the political blight
and while left TO avail Of it, wonderful resonres and
Of wealth and strength rapidly accommodating, the coan-
try should at this time be in a whir of property,
there is neither inclination nor heart 10 make new
engagements or to take risks which in ordinary tines
would be considered strictly within the limits Of PrI-
Sehee. The most important transactions Of the day
were in New-York Central, Illinois Central, and To-
ls but even in these there lack Of vitality. The
supply Of Stock at the Morning Board, however, ap-
uei ed TO be quite limited, and there not much
cft II 20 hammer the market. Some Of the shorts too
were buyers and before the session closed the feeling
ses med 10 be stronger and better without activity or
excitement Between the Boards prices -tif ned up
li;tle and the symptoms that the market would
undergo at least spasm Of improvement Before thir
now phase could be fairly established dIsqu' ting intel
hgence from the South came the wires and at the
Second Board the advance lost and the market
closed dull and heavy At the following quotations
United States 5s, 1874 SjaS9; Virginia Is, Al a.
IS; Missouri e. 6jl 6jl; Canton Company III ali;
Cumberland Coal, HAAS Pacific Mail ~ a -;
New York Central Railroad, 76S76ii Erie Railroad,
- 1921; Hudson River Railroad, ~ ai?I Harlem
Railroad, l6l all; Harlem Preferred, 5 a3SI Read
ing Railroad, A. di2i Michigan Central Railroad,
81 aT,; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana
Railroad, I4!GI4I; Michigsn Southern and North
ern Indiana Railroad Guaranteed, 81 aJlJ; Pana-
ma Railroad ll2all2l Illinois Central Railroad.
Isl d75l; Galena and Chicago Railroad, co. a 6g2
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, 32a32i; Chicago
and Rock Island Railroad, sol Chicago, Burning
toD ard Quincy Railroad 60. a70 Illinois Central H.
9jId9jj.
The following is q comparison Of the prices Of socks
for the las, four weeks:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-11
Arrived.
steainsnP Tb "a 0iS m I ana pas. 70 "a D;

Steamship Psspsco Vail portand mdae and pass. 70 B:
Cromwell & Feb g. of Cluckes Hole passed schr Of
about sunk had about IS feet of her lower Of
water The r. etienred h.vy s. w. ON N w saes
during the passage completely iced up; the
some OF the are badly rrostbitten.
Steamship Roanoke Couch Richmond &C., mdse and pass 10
Ludgm lieincs,n
sch Albert Mason Corson Fernandns, Fla, days, naval
stores Dolncf, Potter & Co.
Schr Lewis Milford, Doyle Mobile 10 days cotton, &c TO
master
Scbr W. F. Legeet,, Gibson Virginia days oysters
schr +. p. Simpson Decker. Viz inia days oysters
Schr 7. Bailey Robinson, Norfolk, corn FOR Providence
Steamer We.che,ter Clark Providence mde. and pss e
l. Udel
SAILEDsteamshps Ens, Liyerpool Augusta, ssysnnshi
North Carolina, Wilmington Yorktown, Norfolk ship Dread
uoaght Liverpool bal Aiice Tainter, New-Orlesns.
From S. w. Spit-Snip St Nicholas Hayre.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-11

A CHARLESTON EXILE IN THE PULFIT.-Last even
ing large congregation gathered at Shiloh Presbyter-
Cnurch, in Prince street. to listen 10 statement by
Of the coored exiles who recently arrived in this
city from the Palmetto Republic" He was intro
duced oy the Rev. H. ii. Garnet, the pastor. lie did
not however enter into any details, evidently desiring
to remain the ae side of fame until he should be
enabled to procure from Sonth Carolina bis wife and
children. For the prudential reasons he urged
that in the public prints his might be suppressed
The Rev. Mr. Garnet continued the exercises with an
able and succinct statement Of the history of the crisis
aud the duty of the people under all the circumstances
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-11
Marine JOURNAL
PORT OF NEW-YORK........Fsl
Cleared.

stean1shps-Yorktown Parrish Norfolk Ludsm Hencsen;
Augusta Woodhu SsysnIsh 3 L. mi,ehin SOM Georges
CTeek Mlets B.tinore H. B. CromW ell Co. North Caro-
lima Powell Wilmington ~ c.. H. b Cromwell Co. Pstaps-
CO. Vail Portland h Is. Cromwell Co.
Sbius-Floence Nightingale Holmes Liverpool CreSker'
Wood Co Wild hun,or Badrey, Liverpool C. C9mstoes;
Rather Amy Hsyre WIN Whitock jr Elise Mstbhdo
tBremen N6rdenholdt Bremen Henschen Unka Sparkling
Wave merry, Rotterdam, " salem; Elena Sbremen huh
man. Bremen, LuBg Widhre, Perkins, Goraita' Oome,
Wallis Co. , r. ~, 4.
Barks-G Mo1ley jr Holm. St Marks smaIwood Earle
Co .C,mpanrro Dnbs Rio Janeiro, Ruudel, Jones Co
Brrs-ierald Gray Newt Orleans N Ii. Brigham D. hooos
PARK PoIta d q H. Hatch Aress lSwed Ohson Cotk ane
Falmouth, Funch MeiIcke. . , r, o. .
Plymouth book Norris, Boston Dayton 20
Senator Patten Norfolk SuTges Ceermsn Co.. Clrs oar
rett Hewbern, Jonas smith Co sea Breeze (bL WLson'
Matanzas j. T. K websteri Mulgraye OBI fme
Halifax H. q. Donovan: Mugaye Orb Romksy haina1 ..
Norfolk Packet Bsce Norfolk Wallace, Sherwood 20 We
Girder ClsIk Baimor- Merrill Abbott Ann Turner ayers
Philadelphia. j. W. Mckee.
steamet-Dsyght, Springer MoOrehead City, d. q Morray
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-11
THE EFFECT IN WASHINGTON.
fBy telegraph
.AsHIsGTos, Feb. 8

WAsHIEGTOE, Feb. ., I6bI.
The news Of the seizure of five NewYOrk vessels in
abe port Of Savannah, by the State authorities Of
Georgia. created great excitement here. AS as
che news reached the CAPITOL Mr.. John Cochrane Of
New.York promptly offered resolution directing the
Secretary of the Treasury to inform the House whether
be had any official information on the subject.
The Government have received no official information
on the subject. All that is known in regard to it is re-
ceiYed through the newspapers.
The Administration have been called on by a number
Of leading commercial men of New-York who are now
here TO know what action will be taken in regard TO
this matter The Government cannot act without Off
eial knowledge.
by reason Of the receipt Of information to-day Of the
si1uIs ofEswYork ships at Savannah, together with
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-11

RHMARKABLE FACT.-The day after Christmas last,
ladv in this city became mother TO fine and healthy
pirchild There il nothing startling in this fact
calculated to excite Comment. AS usual, mother and
child did WELL and progressed in health and strength
But two weeks aferward the same lady was again the
mother of child, fine boy, who is also fiourshng,
as well as the donbly taxed mother. This circum-
stance although of extreme rarity, being probably the
second ascertaned case Of the kind in the United
States is which is known 10 medical men having
occurred before, and is accounted for upon clearly
asceItaiued physical grouDds. lSaa Fran. Herald,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-11


" presented the Board OF Aldermen to have the
sidewalks in 3ithst, between 9th and 9Th avs hsgsed
Also croswak from the southeast corner Of Ess. Broad
Also, to lag ia 18th st, between nh and 9Th ava
Also 10 pave from Division to Waer-st with
Also to pave 39thst between 7th and athav, with Belgian
Also for paving 5gth.t between Sh and 6thavs with Bell
gian or trap block pavement
Also resolution lay croswalk the intersection Of
Broadway and 9th sv, from sd to 33dst
Also ST. from 9th sv to East River with Belgian
Also to pave i2d from Sh.av Hudson River with trap
Also pave Catharnest, from Bowery to sOuths, With
A to pave Pearl.t, from Chahams to Broadway, With
Belgian or trap block pavement . ,e,.., ,h p.,.,.,
sd 10 pave 81 v from the south side of s6hs &c the north
side ofs6hst with Belgian or trsp-block pavement.
Also to pave Housion.t from Avenue D. to BoweFy wi!s
Also that the sidewalks In of Nos IS H. 49, and 81 7th
Also that crosswaks be laid the intersection Of Scanned
aud Cherry.sts two in Scammels and two in Cheuyst.
Tag sidewalks and set curb and gutter stones in 10th
Also flag sidewalks and set curb and gutter in 9th
Also to relay crosswali corner Of Courtlsnd-st
Also, to nag north sde Of Stdst between s,h and Shsy
Also reag Aston place. between 4hsv and Lafayette
place
Also that the southern and westerly sidewalks OF msdison'
be paved in conformity with the other two 'dss
to the ferry the foot OF said street. =, , -,
Asc that cIoswslk be laid from the west nde OIL
to the ferry at the foot Of said street IL. NJ,
ALSO pave st., sthsv to Broadsy WIN
rnpblock pavement, the propertyowners 70 Pas '
and the city the remaining twothtrds thereof p.u.s
Also pave 3lst st.. from 9th to huasoh 'ei i~''S
Also 10 reset curb and gutter and flag in lh ay from AID
50thst. . - ,..u,ss.,.
Also TO flag sidewalks 3hs, between LIST and zdsva
Also to pave ClH.,t from John to fu'0nt' win oeis"
or trap block pavement ,,., po,n, n Aha .o,,h ed
Also TO lay crosswaks rom hun'e' i0iH' " '"' ''
corner Of lst-av aud Nthst II, = n, ..s.h.,- ohiA<
,;ops objected to All r. B00LE, Chairman oil the S9sN
mltee on Streets No. City Hall; poorr ,commItss
s. s,.. c,.rl JOIN j. 'SRIOy} sTWA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-11

the recent action of the New Orleans CustomHoue,n
obstructing the interior commerce, in effect evylng
tribute, and the declaration of the Montgomery Con-
ess in opening the Suhern ports free to foreign com
merce, John Cochrsne of New-York will call up on
Monday and press to passage, the bill heretofore IN
roduced by him. providing for the thorough execution
of the Federal revenue laws and for the protection OF
the commercial interests fthe nation against agious
attacks upon them by the seeded States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-11
nInrket--Reported BIZ Ttlegraph.

CtNcxSArI Feb. 9FLoUR very dull at 81 6O@S4 20 for
srner6p- WHISKY at 3lc. PkoysOSs quiet and firm BA
cox hrm and quiet Pork quiet and hrm at fI0Sl7 Is for
Mess LAND dull at Ole slGHr EIcBASGE on New-fork firm
Al 4 AZ cent premium. MONEY market unchanged.
Rtw.OKLEANs Feb 9-CoTlOs closed with declining tend
ency sale. to $50 bales at lode for Mddng SUGAR
steady at fair fully fair hoLAssEs 2362c. FLOUR
at = G supriue. CoRs 6la65c WHISKY at l8i %
lgc EXCHANGES London l0li dO3i FRRiGHrs unatered
B.TAoKE Feb. s-FLOuR dull and heavy Ohio and How.
ard street rs as City Mills at IS ~? Wheat dull Red,
+ 25GsI 20; White, 81 40GS Co. Corn steady. Yellow
at cole While GAGE PRoUsIoSs quiet Csses active at
Lidl3e. Nsnky dlu Al I9S.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-11

MOBILE Feb sCo1ToH: sales to-day 1900 bales 1t leie;
ssts OF the week lS 400 bales RECEIPTS do Is 685 bales
against 30 55 bales The time last year DscRElss OF ~
ssprs lsa bales EXPORTS 66O5 bales srocK PoRr III.
l4c Sterling ExchaI &c 4G5 y cent premium
NOBLE FEB s-CoTTos: .ses Of goo bales at lCic for
middling The market Ia very dali " ' "
fhiApELPHA Feb a-FLOUR dropping at IS for superfne
~H Eat e9li sales 1900 bush Red 1881 ~ White
81 GSl 40 Corn dull at 50 a65c PKoysIoss du Coaee
Mo, ntG2ic. WHISKY steady at I7ic. $500 '
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-11

SUPREME COURT-GESERAL TfRM-The General
Term tn, supreme Court Second District will be opened in
the Guveors Room Of the brooklyn City Hall this Monoay)
mon iva nth inst The nonenuueated calendar, comprising
the lyIlos ing causes viii be called;
No He'rcs, receiver Sc appellant act Prince and wife,
udrHts; SlmOusJn blake and wife; g. Same
Same. fountain agt Gibson and others s. Sa
o. Moore respondent hefis peant Kelsey appellant
agt iiuAe" resp'ndtnt g hAdsou, respondent Aims
worth sppeAut; Smith Ac, respondent agt Van Wagner
appellant 10 nde appellant o Douuell
-spcHdeu H. Cotdugtoo respondent agt Buckhout,
appellant; u 1be People &c, kesuey appellant; 10,
Norman. Te.ondeHt sgt Rgsley &c; IL Haupt appellant
kusch elder IS. Pratt Strong IL Beri,n appellant
Acheop respondent H. Marsh Wcstrott; 49, Mcbride
aud others respondents sgt Cheswe appellants H. Lancaster
appellant Dustu AID Others resp,ldeut, TO- Herbert ap.
pant City If Brooklyn, a. Dodge agt EyefgIeeus &C.
TIE Grated ra-BdiT coutins 81 cau--s.