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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-01
From Missouri.

0rTEavtLLE, No., Dec. 3l.-One of our
men, captured by the rebels near Clinton,
aud carried to Springfield. has just re-
llruedi having left that place on Christ.
mss. He says Price, with 5000 men, had
taken all the houses in Springfield for his
troops, turning the women aud children
into the streets. He had unloaded his
wagons, and WAS making preparations for
long stay. The people of Arkansas re-
fused to allow Price to enter that State
with any other troops than those regularly
enlisted in the Confederate service; and he
had only 500 men enrolled in that SER
vice.
The country north of Springfield was
iIlI of men returning from Prices army,
who said that if they were permitted to
return home and take the oath of allie
glance, Price would be left with only his
regular Confederate troops.
Since Gen. Pope's rapid operations last
week, there is perfect quiet in all the re
gion between the Missouri and Usage riV-
ersr not rumOr of rebel camps or SOUNDS
being heard.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-01
From Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MoSRoE. Dec. 30, via BALT1.
CORE, bl.-The Norfolk Day Book, receiv-
by flag of truce to. day, gives Gu
rrgHs account of the capture of the Sher-
ood Among other things, it is stated
.aHt three OF our guuboats were disabled
nd the Express set on fire. All the dam.
dOhe by our shells at SewaIl's Point, is
~ 10 have been the killing Of a rooster.
Phillip St. Cooke, recently appointed a
rig7tier General in the army of the Pc.
EHmacr committed suicide on Thursday last
lis residence. He was a graduate oil
vest Point, and esteemed MS fac officer.
The commissary stores, including pOr.
ION OF the ordnance department, in Nash
.Lie, were destroyed by fire on the night oil
dee a2d. The loss is estimated at nearly u
ui'jon dollars.
Tic following are the Tennessee Con-
zsmen Lot listFiek i r EIsislralll ID
e. swan 3Fd B.. GaFdeHSttFe; 4tli 81
Gentry 9Th G. W. Jones; 9th H. S.
tautei 9TH d. C. Adkins: 9Th John v.
wight; 9th D. NJ. Currtn.
Six Coutrabands were t.ken from n small
ea1oe in the Chesapeake Bay, of Back riy-
rE this morning in an almost exhausted
condition. They were brought to head
quarters. They state that the Inhabitants
gl yorktown and the military authorities
i'isre are very much frightened ut an ex.
Uected attack. 1t is believed there that
Gen, Barnside's expedition is certainly des-
tined to go up York River, and that Gen,
Wool will cooperate in the attack upon
yorktown. Gen. Magruder is said TO have
Geographical the condition Ofaffairs to Rich
m9nd and asked permission to destroy
yorktown BY FIRE, and had received re-
ply directing him to refrain until he was
certain that the place was to be Immediate
s. attacked. Strong batteries are placed
nH each side of York river and force es-
1ImGted at thirty thousand in the vicinity
OF = Urktown
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-01

iLALIFAx, Dec. sI.-Passengers per Asia
z+H"Tt FnmOr that the blocking up of
aarIeston harbOr is likely to lead to Diff
~ with European powers. It's further
anored that England's warlike prepara-
will continue, in view thereof, and
the surrender of Messrs. Mason and
dell are not the whole of England's de-
a.Dis.
Fine Asia will sail at six o'clock for New
York.
.tris correspondents generally say the
lief that hostiIities between England and
-ss United States will not be arrested has
Hr-Iinc more general.
he steamers CleOpetra and Parana are
ly to be at Halifax to-day.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-01
From WaahinrtnnL .

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3l.-Recent recon .
noissauces from Gems. Smith and McCalps
divisions show that the enemy has strong
picket guard beyond DrainesVille, but no
troops at that place.
The Quarter Master of the 18th Maine
Regiment received from the Clothing Bu-
reau on Saturday, coats and pautaIoons for
that corps, but was soon thereafter obliged
to return them, owing to the fraud which,
10 their manufacture and material, had
been practiced upon the Government.
Gen. Sumner, who was lately mi ured by
tue stumbling OF his horse, has been
brought to Washington for medical treat
ment.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-01
have been ordered 10 q ont

( 81 Portsmouth have been ordered to ct out
Immediately.
a Berne telegram asserts TINT France had
ssGed diplomatic circular, taking ground
against tue arrest of Mason and Slidell, and
seut representation TO Washington in order
70 determine the American government to
nuke indispensable concessions. The
Morning Post says that the American goy.
eminent cannot possibly complain of the
ielgr Of the dispatch to Lord Lyons.
W. Golden in letter declining to ut.
lead . public meeting at Brighton, strong
y a-'oeates arbitration in the American
s7ate aud says the object of all national
Aaa iFle patriots should be to enforce priu-
gtPses OF mediation on the Government, on
las terms of agreement made at the Paris
Congress. Mr.. Golden thinks that no cues
-.-a can be more within the scope Of the
'afts resolution than the pending one, and
.ts -rte test OF the disposition of American
people will be the expressed willingness
on fus part Of England, to resort If neces-
rs 10 mediation. Should such a COncil-
tory step meet with no better response
.Htu desire by America to insult and
'r7ag England, all the powers of Europe
ss1.d forthwith be ranged on Englands
Gt Alr. Golden says that the cry for
aEre IS hardly enough at the present mo-
aeGt What is required is peace on priu.
9tH.g5 OF impartial justice and this can best
Or g5L7tned through an impartial arbitra-
-llls-#
Rae DaIy Ne,rs while asserting that
England will be satisfied with nothing short
H tGl satisfaction for her violated rights,
that would be obviously harsh, VIC.
.r"t aGd unjust to deny the American gov
.tameni all right of replying, and positive
y 90 refuse to hear what she has to urge on
-a legal points at issue. Should there be
aHE 4'iiiculty at Washington IN at once
meeting England's demands, n little frank
a.sTtourse aud explanation between the
$3.50 governments would in all probability
-AaEe It, and this would be by far the
yesi most dignitied and honorable way of
Jung the dispute. Failing in this, II is
.5f america 10 propose arbitration, and
gland would not be justified in refusing
-u Intervention. The article concludes
Leuounciug the tone of menace and in
a.. adopted by some Of the Generals.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-01
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.&AEElOAA Oh LlAO SLGAIneE
HALIFAX, Dec. 3l.-The Steame
from Liverpool for New York, has urs5rst
here with Liverpool dates to the r. f-
telegraph MA Queenstown to the 2gnH-
She has 500 troops on board.
The CaEada arrived at QIeenstowa sa
the 2lst.
The political news is without impol l..ga.
Breadstu6s firm. Four firm but tending
upward.
LONDON, Dec. Garibaldi has ,r .la.l
letter to the Geneva committee, 77E.Irl
indicates an approaching movement Hragr
continental Intelligence is unimporrau
The English funds were dull AMI 1T=r
under the Asia, but partially recoygraI-
SECOND DESPATCH.
HALIFAX, Dec. Sl.-The Asia Is under
Government orders, but will sail for sew
York this evening.
The Asia arrived at Eve o'oloeE dis
morning. She brought 500 troop8 with
stores and ammunition. She has also
passengers for New York, and ST., ia
specie. Large numbers Of troops arc -aT-
ing for British North America.
The Ship Bon Paysan had arrived sl 81.
Nazaire from Charleston.
The Canada arrived at Queeust0wn qu
the 2lst.
4ueEe - w abAtSmSub III WuIllht prep
RrRtiOns,i and additional troops have 6eau
ordered to be ready to embark, but t4e
Army and Navy Gazette of the 3l=t aFs.
no more are likely to be placed under or
ders until hOsdlities are actually declared
IN that event some of the regiments now ia
the Mediterranean gArrisOns will probably
lie sentin the war vessels now rendelg0u5-
ing at Gibraltar.
The Adriatic with nearly 1900 trouus or
the GFanadier Guards, the Paraus with
about 1000 of the Scotch Fusileer Guards,
left Southampton on the goth for North
America. ls-
The Steamer Cleopatra would leave
Liverpool on the 2lst for Queenstown,
thereto embark over 500 men of the L7tu
Regiment.
The Magdalea would embark abQat 100
men at Southampton on the 2lst.
The mail steamers of the Peninsula and
Oriental company, numbering about 800,
were to be armed and made capable OF
4 resisting priYatiets In case of war.
The gup boat in the second Glass reserve
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-01

LOUISVILLE, Dec. 31.-T6e Northern
Bank of Kentucky has suspended specie
payment. 1sI
A doubtful rumOr prevails that Cave
City Hotel was burned by secessiOnists.
Exciting rumors of n general engages
ment in Southern Kentucky prevailed all
day, but are generally discrcdited now, no
notice thereof being received at head
quarters.
The Peoples Bank at Bowling Green
has been recognized at louisville by the
choice of new board of directors, who
assume direction of the bank tomorrow
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-01

E0FRoN GUYANporFE ASD CEREDo.-
A gentleman who arrived yesterday from
Ceredo and GayandOtte. reports that large
number Of troops are scattered along the
Ohio. At CeredO Col. LiGhtburn has forth
fed himsSlE and is confident that no Guy
andotte AFFAIR viii occur with him. Col.
BOlss' I'd Virginia Cavalry were at Guyau-
dotte, and PiAtts zouaves are at Barbours-
vile.
Col. Boles' Cavalry are the admiration o.
all who have seen the regiment, They have
splendid lot of horses, first rate men,
good and efielent officers and the best OF
equipments.
Col. DeVilliets isat Point Pleasant, with
bis regiment. There are also troops al
Gallipoli4 Ashland, Catlettsburg and Other
points.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-01

R8~WE understand that rank seces-
siOnist, of this city, who has been known as
a secessiOnist from the start. aud who vot-
ed for the ordinance, has applied for the
position of quartermaster in the army. He
has not yet received the appointment, but
if he should he would not be the first se-
cessioniSt who has succeeded in getting a
position in the army
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-01

EIoS GuARD.-JOhn S. Miller, a vol
unteer in Company A, Second vireini
Regiment, sent the following lines to hi
mother shortly before his recent death I
the mountains of Western Virginia
At midnight. on my lonely beat,
when AhAdOWs wrap the wood and lea
vision seems my view to greet,
OF one at home that prays for me,
No roses bloom upon her cheek,
Her form Is not a lovers dream,
But on her face, 70 fair and meek -.
host Of boiler beauties CLEAN,
For softly shines her silver hair,
A patient smile ID on her face
And the mild, lustrOus light OF PRAYER
Around her Sheds moonlight grace.
She prAys for one that's far AWAY
The soldier In his holy fight
And begs that Heaven, in mercy, NAV
Protect her boy and bless the right.
What, though the leagues lie far between.
This silent incense Of her heart
Steals Ger my soul with breath serene
Aud we no longer are apart.
So guarding thus my loReIy beat,
By ShadOWy wood and haunted lea
That vision seems my eye to meet
Ot her at home who prays for me-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-01


B8 Bloody TRAGEDY AT WARsAw,-A
bloody tragedy occurred ut the town of
Warsaw, on the Ohio river, ono day last
week. ItnppeArs TINT as the fleet of steam
ers bearing wynkooP's cavalry regiment
passed the town, the Unionists, who were
gathered on the bank of the river, CON.
menced cheering, when man named John
Leonard drew large cleaver, and swore
he could whipieven Lincoln men. He shot
alta Union man named Clemmons, who re-
turned the fire, and Leonard fell MORALLY
wounded. "A general shooting then began,
in the course Of which twenty-four shots
were fired. Talbot Leonard, brother of
John, was shot and instantly killed. Both
of these Leonards were violent Secession
lists, and have been the cause of all the
trouble in that place. Clemmons received
a::pistol shot through the hand, and John
Oliver was shot through the arm. The
two LeOnards out Ofthe way-one of them
dead and the other MORALLY wounded
and the ntfray was ended. Subsequently
the town was occupied by detachment of
Union troops, aud several Secessionists, in
Guiding son Of Humphrey Marshall, ar
rested. Great excitement prevailed, but
no further violence was anticipated.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-01

@BAxK ELEorIox.--Au error occurred
in the notice of the election of directors fol-
the Savings Bank of Wheeling. The cleo
ton takes place on the 2nd of January in
stead of the llth,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-01
Wheellig Wholrsale &, Retain
SHOE MANUFACToRY.

THR undersigned may 10 found at 40
Main Street, where We are extensively
engaged IN misunderstanding the latest and best styles
ana quality OF Ladies', Misses, Childrena. Boys and
and necessities Of tile citizens 81 Wheeling and tile
surrounding country, which We offer at Wholesale
anu retail At prices which cannot fall please the
most iaStidIOtis. szHI -
We invite the trade, and tile public to call and
eSasaing our goods. While we gratefully remember
most sanguine expectations, we hope in the futurr
70 merit continuance and to share large Increase
Of public patronage -,
Having largely reinforced OuT manufacturing de-
Fartmeut, with experienced md accomplished me-
cnanics, we are prepared to manufacture styles aud
sizes TO order for the tEnde and public
noy22 JAS. ". PTLLSBURY 4 co.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-01

R6PGESERAI KRLIRY -psro,,-orI,. i,,,,,
been going around The row.nenor 49, -.
for some d.vs that Gov Ill S,..S r s.ss
supercsded in commond =, - 49, Ecu ~
Cen RavnoIds wi,hort ~
.on 60 - =, :: "9 .,'E. mug ""y Fe"-
| -, 10 % s'I0 '""s 'ne cnange
"..Soi.,I Vas s"Neu pace or wlll
i"s ~ rev u'yS out Gen kel-
TO-, 49, -, zen supetSeHea' ne mas
oon,;,na,, ~ ,,os,.,. Nv" leIuss'' Tue
.sas - ~ Nsn''" ""u suffering e4peFl-
s".s 49,. Ecu, tAS''sy ever since ne re-
&c.,. - ~ Sl'S'e'y recovering
49,, -, 80. ..se...' a. "'''P' TO 10
-. -. ssse.'sN ''Ss Jealous Hnu
a..co-nas .s.'Os - gu. Gu, gnu "',enp'ns Tue
Pa r., 'e .' '-.uSo =. "s'u uu'y i'n''ely tue
-. '',o e'O"" 81 ."'" worse as
sSS CO 80 I, 4''4 'St UT "'''Ne o"Iy ana
hoan 80 -. .. " "'S D'1' auu ns naS inueec
command at SO important most as that
assigned him.
Under these circnm stances, Gen. Kelley
has deemed it proper, as it emineutly wasa
to ask to be relieved from a position
whose duties physical debility disqualified
him from performing. He has accordingly
been relieved, and Gen. Reynolds transfer
red to his place.
We have felt it proper to make this ex.
nlanation fand ,ve do :, win en- l.ro,,,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-01

bg@N No PArER.-There will be no paper
issued from this office tomorrow. Those
of our subscribers who are entitled to til e
Tri-weekly paper on Thursday will receive
instead the daily of this morning.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-01

= BSeA4nuLANCEs.LBusbey, Little and
Hays, are making about one hundred am
bulanses tes the army. The ambulances
are intended to be drawn by two horses
and BY four, the old sWO wheeled one horse
vehicles having been weighed in the bal
Nnee aaf found wanting, The ambulanees
manqfaf tssa BY this firm are of the very.
best tlalssiAl and ATE not cxcelled in finish
or dlEgdlIty. Gen. Rosecrans, has pro
nOunFs them pc very hing.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-01

DISSOLUTION.
WEE plEt9eEs6lp heretofore existing under tho
a iltla style q Baker Hopkins Il this day dis.
solved BY mutual consent. The busireF- ar az iHfs
nm VIII Be settled by John ?. Hopkins
JAMES Il. BAKER
JOHN F. HOPKINS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-01
g@TnE NEW YRAR.-As we write, the

GS@THE NEw YBAR.-As we write, the
old town clock, away up in the steeple of
the LIST Presbyterian Church, is ringing out
the old year upon the stroke of twelve.
o, the chances aud the changes, the Joys
and the sorrows that have been felt, expe-
rlenced and buried in those by gone twelve
months. a year that opened in National
peace and prosperity, closes in the face of
the tramp and the clangor of war and all
its desglAtions. How many brave mea
have Allen in battle, and how much of
pain Ind anguish has been felt by the
low ones at:hOme. What world of SOL
en- thought there is in all of this
For a remedy for our National troubles,
ise must look to Him who rides upon the
-.Whirlwind and directs the storm. For
success and happiness in the great battle
of life, and final reward, we must look to
ourselves, for with these we have, individ-
Qally and collectively, much to do. To.
day forms sort of resting place in the
progress of life's journey, from which we
all persuade ourselves, however we may
deprecase the past, that the future is gilded
with Iris hopes of happiness. To ensure
this happiness, let US all start right. Let
those who have done those things which
they ought rot to have done, and left
undons those things which they ought
TO have done, cease doing such things as
they ought not to do, and do only such
thiups as thew niiuhk ~ do Til, o5,;..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-01

CScrSxATr, Dec. ala special dispatch
TO the Commercial from Indianapolis, says
there are rumors of Eight in Kentucky
to-day. Gen. Bnell ordered to Green Riy.
er regiment OF Fnsileers aud n regiment
of Light ARTILLERY, before he went, forward
Bnekner's Cavalry were yesterday within
short distance of our pickets, and it is
supposed he intended attacking McCooh in
force and destroy Green Bridge aud retire.
All the regulars were thrown across the
bridge early yesterday morning Il.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-01

PrrrsEuRo, Dec. 3l.-The Citizens
ank suspended specie payment to- day.si
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-01
LIST OF LETHMRs

DEAIAINlNG IN THE wHBEGING POST OF
II PICE, on the LIST day Of January, 1869
A9-Publlshed by authority Of Act Of Congress In
tho District wllsrS printed - =
a9-Persons calling for letter. In the LIST will
please say they are ADVERTISER.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-01
CHA RTER ELECTIoN.

NO. CITY 6ERGEAET.-MESSR
W. EnrORs.-please announce JAMES II.
MCNIEOIIEN = candidate for City Sergeant at the
next Charter Election. lie q known to be q sound
Union man, and well qualified for tho otilee.
dec3I MANY CITIZENS.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-03-01

Out or sue tavern I've JUST uivPPrd io-'''s'' =
Street lyon are caught in avery bad plight
Right hand and len hard are both ont Of place
Street yen are drunk tits very clear case.
Mooo iis very queer figure you cot
One eye s staring while t'etber y shu,--
Tipsy, see, and ycu are greatly 70 blame
Old as you are, IFS horrible shame.
Then the strsetlamps--what g seanaslous sigh
None Of them soberly standing upright;
Rocking and staggefing-vhy on my word,
Each Of The lamps Is as drank as lord.
An Is confusion, now isn't II odd
Nothing is sober that see abroad
Sure 'twere rash with this crew to remain,
Better 60 iato the tavern agaio.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-03-01
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You eau publish this If you think proper.
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Dear Sir =; feel it my duty well my pleasure 10 state
hibL proper gentiemAn Of this pace-a Iawyebas been
bald ever sioce bis early youth much that be
Hair Restorative Which he liked very much and after using
some two or three bottles bis hair out uxuauy, and
be nov ha, handsome head Of hair The gentleman name
eountes many persons testify To the truth Of tns state
can sel gSeat ds of your Hair Restorative this
Joining eountFes, II you have the proper agents.
Yours &c, THOMPSON sURGHSoR.
DR. wooD Dear sir:-Pemit 70 express the oblSA'
ons am under for tie entire restoration Of my hair 10 ID
original color about the time Of my arrival In the u State
was apdly becaning gray but upon the application
consider your Restorative very wonderful inveat..n quilt
ethcacous as well as agreeable. s. THALBERG.
The Restorative is put up in bottles Of three s1es viz
large, medium and snail the small holds piu aud
tails dollar bOftle