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FOR ALE,

>4s5~~~ THIS COTTAGE DWELLING, situated on
5sztt - Spring street, adjoining DR.. Ca1ks and
Is s,sa.,5z known as the RAseHE t possesses
comfortable home, fine ciser Kitchen servants rooms
stables &c 10 purchaser bargain will be given
apply to fapr 3-tt STACEY 4 WELLS.
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aEfEtEN -.
PIANO DEPOT.

1 SoUruEFS yorSG LADY from Columbus, Georgia,
a wishes situation as teacher in private school
family For further particulars inquire at this office
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The State o. Louisiana-ParIsh Of GadIiO.
TTIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
= Succession of Alien II. Wright, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that SAMUEL NlNBIBBER cura
tor ofthe vacant succession Of Allen R. Wright deceased
has this day filed il the Clerks office schedule ofdcbts
by said succession which he Prays may be approved
and made the judgment Of the court.
And unless opposition is made thereto within thirty
days tie time prescribed By law, said account viii!
be approved made the Judgment Of the court and said
debts ordered to be paid
~ Given undermy hand and sealof Office, this 18th
- m5o.6t D. Il. PENNALI.. pepv Clerk.
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4057SE AND LO37S FOR SAT.
FOR RENT.

u. 4 CoNFoETABDE DwELLryG for a small family, on
f;:; Texas street has fine front yard, good kitchen
al!9 and an underground cistern For particulars APP
nv Il Mrs. y. HEINE.
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SUNDAY,
The Fleto, conneG;s 1t Shreveport with tie splendid
weekly packets Gland Duke Grand Era and De Soto.
Freight will be received Jefferson and way landings
by }, {. EI.STNEI,, agent, Office No. lG Commerce,
street, Shreveport. ieb20
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NEW ORLEANS AND SHREVEPORT

The Grand Duke connects at Shreveport with the
steamer Feta for Jefferson and all intermediate landings
aud also with the STEAMER VIM NJ lew Tor Fnlton and
above the raft Iot freight passage apply board
to J. G EtSTNFR
teb2Q No. lG Commerce street
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NEW ORLEANS AND SEIREYEpoRT

The De Soto connects at Shreveport VITA the steamer
Flea for Jefferson ad all intermediate landings and also
with the steamer WlI NJ. Levy for Fulton and above the
raft. For freight or passage apply board or TO
j. G. ELSTNER,
tebl0 No. Is Commerce street.
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FEyIE c5parnership heretofore existing between the
was this day dissolved by mutual consent Either Of the
parties authorised to the name Of the firm in
liquidation.
Personsndebed to said firm, viii please laDdsettle,
andthose havingcaims, will present them for settlement
as the business must be closed up. 4. II. HCl.il,
Shreveport, April p, lSio, NN. z. f1ffE.
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FIRE PROOF SAFE FOR SALE.
WE haze on hand a No l. FIRE PgooF SAFE for sale
w for Cash. SIA6kE 84tit>s
ssErnrennrt anriI Il. scott
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The State Of Louisiana Parish Of Caddo
TNIGHTEENTHJUDIClA LDISTRICTC COZ RT-Par-
u ish Of Caddo TaItorsElip Of John Mccain
Of tic minor John Mccain lies has this day filed in the
clerk office annual account of his tutorship praying
that tie BE approved homoIogated and made the
Judgment Of the court.
And unless opposition i made thereto within thirty
days the time prescribed y law said annual account
viii be approved honologated and made the Judgment
Of the court, as prayed fol.
s- Given undermy hand and seal Of office, this lst
49, m6.6t NE. WRIGHT, Clerk
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Shreveport Chapter No. 10, r. 4. r.
\f/ REGULAR meetings held on the Second and Fourth
N-@ Monday each month, At haIt-past o'clock, T.
g N, ut the Masonic Hall, [tllird floor over J.
II. Reynolds sore.9 Comp. J. w JONES, n Z. II, p
w. G. Beck Sec'y sepl2
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D Q MULES AND HORSES will BE sold to those who
80 wish to purchase, at great bargains,by
Z. Il b. JACOBS
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Kew Orleans IL arkat.

-$2 25@2& p bag. LEAD-BAR, g@10c. f2 ID
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4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW: Shreye-
"A port La. VIII practice the district courts Of Caddo
DeSoo, }osser and the supreme courts at Moaroe and
Alexandria. :nOYl4
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.''l.' .. BLACkNAN, president board Of trustees.
pS MI j. n. THoMAssoS, secretary.
yaU. institution is the property, and under
Et..5 OF the Louisiana Conference Of The Metho-
'N"' 10rr'l south april "a
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-01
From Washinpton

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3I.-The steamer
Hecta, Philadelphia boat, which m
her last trip up with stores, &c, last week
had 80 shots fred at her from the Con
I s. batteries, all of which missed her.
enc ran the batteries again last night, but
bells thinking no doubt that they had vast-
ed enough ammunition on her already.
A few days since u schooner going down
In the heavy fog which prevailed, was he
Gained of Cockpit Point, aud when the
fog lifted the battery opened on her. the
snot dropping all around her, and her sit
nation was very critical, when Lieut.. Bad
ger, OF the the Anacosta, sent some boats
and towed her out of range.
-FOUR Federal steamers and three sailing
Vessels ses are now on the alert to capture the
rebel Sumter, and the Coustellation 10
hitting out at Portsmouth for similar pur-
pose. pu'-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-01

Governor, has issued proclamation or.
uetlng an election on the 22d of February
70 ratlty or reject the ordinance of the Con.
yentlon Of the 18th of November, and also
Tor the election of two representatives in
Congress.
this morning.
The following items are from the South.
eFn papers of to-day and yesterday:
SAVANNAH, Jan. 19.-The city Is COM
paratiVely quiet and no immediate attack
is apprehended. The object ofthe Yankees
seems to be to cut off communication with
Fort Pulaski.
There were six Federal gun boats at
WalFs Cut and seven at the head of VIII
mington Island, commanding the channel
of the river yesterday.
IatnalPs fleet conveyed two steamers and
feet towards Fit. Pulaski with prisoner
The enemy opened fire upon them and the
battle lasted forty minutes. The provision
boats and the steamer Sam Boon are now
returning. The Pederals fred upon the
latter ana she was slightly damaged.
fort Pulaski is now fully proVisioned for
six months. A letter from an officer oftbe
!ort says that the enemy cannot take the
fort by an attack. The Yankees are en-
gagged in removing the distractions in the
channel. There are other defences yetsto
pass.
The people of Savannah are firm and
confident in their ability to defend the CITY.
The Norfolk Day Book calls upon the
ladies to contribute their old WOODEN skirts
ana dresses to the Government, the price
o: flannel used for fixed ammunition being
serious tax.
The New Orleans Delta says that steam
er run the blockade from Charleston on
the night of the 18th, with 1000 bales of
The vacancy in the rebel Congress caused
by the death of Tyler will be filled by an
election on the 10th of February.
despatch dated Augusta, Jan. 2sth, saws;
Intelligence from Savannah states that
six Federal vessels entered the river YES
terday back of Little Tybee. and passed
up to the north end of Wilmington island.
thereby cutting off the communication be.
nah. 81"
The enemy shellcd Wilmington Island
and fired at the Confederate steamer Ida.
but no injury was DONE
Commodore Tatnalrs fleet was at Thuu-
derbolt.
Some of the pilots who had refused TO
give their services to the officers of the
Burnside expedition, report that the Fede-
raj forces are 10000 strong, and that the
fleet numbers It's vessels.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-01

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 3O.-The remains of
Eoilicotfcr and Peyton reached NIumfords.
VILE to-day in charge of ZollicoiFer's bri-
gade Surgeon, temporarily released ON pa
On Wednesday evening locomotive and
tender going northwurd for water. coIIidcS
with freight train, killing Jas. Whitley,
fireman, and injuriug several others,
No news from below.
No forward movement in Southern Ken.
lucky IS expected for some time, the con.
dltlon of the roads making transportation
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-01

tEAvENwoRTH, Mo-, Jan. al.-General
order, No. IL, Department of Kansas. nro-
nlolts troops of this department from en-
terirg the department without special or
aers. All armed parties, whether belong
ius 10 Tue service of the Government or
not, who shall hereafter cross the Kansas
borders and enter the Department of ME-
sour, without due authority, shall he
adJudged to have entered for the purnosc
OF expectations, and STALL be held subject
to the penalties of military law.
All armed bands of men in the State of
Arkansas not in the service of the United
States now acting under special authority
ootained from the governor of the State or
warned to disband and return to, thcir
homes. Military companies for the trfaS of
all such prisoners, and all who arc now
detained on charges of army depredations
orJayhawking will be established.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-01

will assume the initiative in n remonstrance
against the blockade of the Southern ports
and that England will only afford France
The -4Oniteur says that the partizans in
IN England for the recognition of the
South increases and no doubt there will
oe many advocates of this measure in Par.
lament. - : al
The BOurse closed firm ON SATURDAY.
VIENNA, Jan. ls.-It is reported that
iEesn negotiations have been opened be.
tween Austria and Hungary.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-01

pS-SOME three or four prisoners were
brought down from Patterson's Creek last
evening and chucked into the Atheueum.
There are we learn quite large number of
prisoners at Huttonsville, who are to be
moved down this way.
A small force went out some time ago
from Beverly and returned with Soho dozen
secesh prisoners and about hundred head
of cattle.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-01

pS-TuE PEAK FAMILY gave another per-
Torrance at Washington Hall last night, to
another crowded house. The little child
Frank who ''dOes" the funny business is
quite favorite and takes down the house
at his pleasure. The children all possess
decided talent, aud as we have said before
the performance is emiuently meritorious.
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GENTLEMEN,s LIsr.

GENILENEN'S LIST.
Arnet Daniel Mabis Christian
Andrels GEORGE MulOuey CIas
Anderson james Miller David III
Allen John MObly Xii
Ackley Samuel Mason
bradford Vim Marks Edward
Butler WmF Marshall GeoTgc
Iiamen Sicholns MOseman Henry
Brady Joseph hurry james
I5ellNlue John w Merrymen John W
Barnes James Mason Joseph
ball herman W MRlOney James
BuIhett He9 MoTgenhagen Joseph
BowersOck Ben MObley JOhnE
Bnrk Anthony Maekey John T
Clark Wm2 Morrison Robert
Cooksey I IL SIRlot Resin
Campbell Robert Morrow Robert
Charter ]. II Morgan Thus W
ClOuston Jas Moore DR. T
CubertsOn John Morgan WmR
Cox Gen D McNair Il
Compton john MckRssOn Jas V
COnley George McCafTrey James
Call David Mckee John
Clark CaptCF4 McIntee VIM
conner Abiga Mckinster WahensChIel L
Cunningham James AIcManaway VIM
ClRter Casper Nicholas Oscar
Duer, Norris x Co NeWland Edlerton
Dorsey Potts 0'Donnell Michael
Defenbaugh Wash Owens David
Dolsn Patrick S'Neal Rev d
Dahme Z Oleret Charles
DeVtne James Porter Thomas
Day HG Pollock Lewis
Duncan Davis Parker j
Dennis Chas Perkins Rev EFT
Edwards 4 Bros Pentecost Al
Edwards Louis Pricharl AT
Edwards Will RRtliT WmR
Evans ThesB ROlston William
FeaZCl Lieut. WIN RCnney VIM
Eeazel Lieut. WIN = Robson Lieut. |, IL
FORD hobt Rose Harvey
Foster Robert Roper e b w
Ftcn James Ryan Ed W
RoTrie W Rathburn Erastus
EalhInterkman John Richards EG
RraZure George RuIner T. IL
Fuller Charles RAtlIburn Clarence "
EinneSnn Thomas RAher Charles
uFhhRm w Stein l.
Gay Robert Spears Lewis
Graham Robert Stephenson Jas NJ
Gist Lieut. NJ Ii Shumock John
GT0ome Smith Lieut. John W
hilbert Louise Story James
Gallagher JUmes SAlyRrds John
Gray john Smith Holmes
GerRes Henry Seger Henry
Gould Ephraim Suit Henry 81
Hennesey PR Smith Henry
HUFF VIM IL Story George
allWmT Staley David
Hamilton Wash Stephenson Gail
HOSR Thomas Swindler u
Harris Col T NJ Shipley Basil
Hutchison I'd Smith VIM
HillmHn Il Smith WmF
Hill Prof VI L Starr Col VIM
ITurdman Michael Smith John X
Hauser John NJ Samuels Jefferson
IIaller Michael James TreCo
Howe VIM Thompson Robert
IIubbs Joseph Thompson Jas NJ
Henry John Taylor Jas II
Hilton John II Tracey Lieut. Geo II
lIeran John TrowbridEe DB2
Houser John Vanderhoff Thadeus
Hay Frank Williamson James
Herdel Ende Woods Robert
Hawkes. Ben (Capt) Wilson l. D
Hayden Augustus Williamson A
Hall Capt MS Wilson JosenL
htrty Capt Lee Walters James II CCapt q
Kamer Col NJ Watson David
Kehr John Winslow c +
KnOr Geo Wise ChriSiy
KOOnce George Wike & Gardner
LeOsure Vim Wood 4 Whitehead
LeutZ Capt VIM Warfield Capt WIN
Logan Morris. Young VINO .
Legros John Young VIM
Lang Francis Zane EdwinE
INITIALS.
Recorder of Wheeling; Eucampment of Knight
Templars; American Bible Society i; Editor Of Tho
Wheeling Gazette.
febl A.w. CAMPBELL. n. NJ.
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A Confederate Treasury note roads as
follows:-"Six months after the ratification
of the treaty of peace between the COnfed-
crate States aud the United States, the
Confederate States of America will pay
five dollars to bearer, &C."
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-01

R8-Posr orFlcE NorIcE.-The mail for
points on the Baltimore Road closes now,
at the Post Office, at $40 A. NJ, instead of
o'clock, as formerly.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-01

RS"SuPPER TO THE CONVENTION AND THE
LEGIsLATuRE.-The citizens of Wheeling
will give a complimentary supper to the
members of the Convention and the Leg
islaturo on Wednesday evening next at
Washington Hall. 1t will doubtless be a
fine entertainment.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-01

RB-LIEUT. AsKEw arrived in the city
last evening from Huttonsville, where he
has been stationed with his Regiment all
most ever since the war commenced. There
are only two Regiments in that section of
country now, the End Virginia aud the
gath Ohio.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-01

b4- How THEy Do IA bill is be-
fore the House of Delegates for the relief
of the Northwestern Bank, of this city.
During its discussion yesterday, the fol-
lowing facts were elected: The North
western Bank has Branch at Jefferson
vile, which Branch is iu possession of the
rebels. The Branch has a circulation of
about 100000, which the mother Bank
here is bound to redeem. Brokers in Bal
timOre have been and are still buying up
these notes and smuggling them through
the army lines, sending them here and
having them redeemed. The Bank has re-
deemed about $4,000 of these notes, and
the proceeds have doubtless gone to the
support of the rebellion. The bill, which
is designed to stop this thing, will pass.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-01

BB-ICE.-Owing to the continued mild
weather, some fears are entertained that
we shall have no ice crop this year. As
yet, there has been no ice thick enough or
solid enough to put up, and from present
appearances, it is reasonable to fear that
there will belnone. In this event, we may
expect a stats.of things here next summer
like that whichSexisted in Richmond dur
ing the dog days last year. Saloon keep
ers will be putting reqHests up in their
houses "that gentlemen will please not eat
the ice from their tumblers," and SO forth.
We have had ice for SO many years, that
the very thought of having to do without
it makes us feel hot in February.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-01

a new and very striking BalmOral has
made its appearance. Its composed of
black alpaca, with gold stripes about six
inches apart. They are very much adj
mired,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-01
From Fortress MonToe-

Jan. 3O.-In expectation of the success
OF Gen. Burnside's expedition, in opening at
least two Congressional Districts of North
arolina, Marshal Nash Taylor provisional
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AND STILL THEY GOMEZ
MORE NEW GOODS!
JOHN ROEMER,S-


No. 80 Main ST., Centre Wheeling.
A t AsTONIsHINGLY Low PRICES FOR CASH
n onlyI
French Morinos, plain and figured, of all colors.
Thibet Cloths, of all qualities and colOrs, from
plain and figured Muslin DoLnlnos of all cOlors and
styles.
Mourning Dress Goods.
BombRZines, Black McrinOes, Plain Black DeIaines,
,, Grape and Love Wells Black Hosiery, Silk and
ShaTvls andiClORIks,
Embracing the very latest novelties of the Season.
Ladies' Black and COlOrcd Cloth Cloaks
Long and Square Wooden Plain aud Plaid ShAWlg
g =" BrOche Shawls, very cheap,
Black Cashmere Thibet ShAWls
lIOOP SKIRTS, for Ladies' Misses and Children
Hosiery, Gloves and Undergarments.
Ladies', Gents and Chldren's Cotton and Wooden
Hosiery, in cOlOrs and white; Fleecy lined Cotton
Hosiery for Ladies and Children; erino Undervests
Mems Undershirts and Drawers, white and colorcd
White Bed Blankets; Red, White, Blue, Grey and
Plaid Flannels.
AMERICAN DOMESTIC GOODS. Bleachsd and
GENERALIZATION Shirtings & Sheetings, Checks
Plaid. Linseys, Canton PlnnneS, cOlOrPd aud white
EMBROlDElIIES.-Rich styles Of French and
Scotch Collars Black Grape Collars, Black Lace
Wells, bands, Edging5 aud Insertings, &C., &c.
Also, to arrive, large assortment Of Purs (cheap)
titles. o.
All OF these goods will DO sold at very low prices
Tor cash Please call soon, at
No. 33 Main St., Centre Wheeling.
noVJO JOHN ROEMER.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-01

HS~MORE "PRrz."-The following pris-
oners were brought down from Camp
Chase on Thursday night: Jesse H.
Sharps, Upshur county Calvin S. War
ner, Fayette ; J. R. Wilson, Nicholas IL.
II. Stanley, Ritchiei Alfred j. Coe, Jack
son.
The following were brought up from
Parkersburg yesterday morning, by Lieut..
Drake, of the 9th Virginia Regiment :
VIM. L. Stephenson, a. o. Hays, Ed
ward Parson, Thos. B. Heater, John Marks,
Hiram "A. Booth, Alfred Holman, Francis
Childers, Samuel Sheppard, S. Cain.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-01
LIST oFLRrnnnG
p EMAINING IN THE wHEELISe posr
~ EICE, on Che LIST day OF Eehrr,. = 49, -

EMAININ6 IN THE WHEELING posT n,
= EtNn' on the lst day Of February 1862
ths by authority Of Act Of Congre.,
t tSe PAPER ~ having the LARGEST CIRCUIGTfOT
the District where printed. "a ANN
- Persons calling for letters I'm the TJsr ut,
please say they are ADVERTISED. +''i WI
LADIES' LIST.
Arthur Sarah I.I-.
Atkinson Mary .JnnLJnS NJ e.,
Anderson Mrs EittsH. V V1tSS nettle
Allen Ella 4 GSIts2 u 1lariah
Ackerson Miss Sue IannorI Zine iIle
Adams Caroline n 80 v,t HtSn
Boring Miss To1Sr, ~
30 S S-l1u Lee Harriet
Brown Maria T USH H ita'lua
Tni EN- 1HN.Aly Ann Mason Emily
p;,SsS NT Aney Marsh Mrs Vim
B1asgs MAFy Marshall Mary
B.tHfs5 1Ly Marshall Lucretia
BarRsley AEnes War.Jeii IN SJ WIN
BarT:tt NJ NJs. Dehe Mayburry Mary
Barr Eliza Mni susan
blackburn Jane NurnIv MAJ
CarbeleF Mary Moora RosLay
Clark Miss Lizzie Mo- SSi Il
Crow Mary Mover ATnio Il
Coates Annie Murray Louis. n
Cooper Jane MeCor6bs JoTa
Cummings Frances McCjaTTv LII.
SSOnSSHhy niOiIle Mccain Mary
look caroline Mckee Miss Rya
SOnneiIy Miss Mc9IIllOn Elizabeth
S Sosteilo Johanna McCurdy Sallie V
SalueIt Euen Owens Mary j
ShaHend Elizabeth Philips Martha
Caldwell Kate PuSh Noiia n
Campbell Virginia A PeSrce Nancy
Carey KeZiah ReWon MT
Carey Mary Reyseger Narpnrst
Campbell Jennie A Robson sarni
SIu1Te ABBY Richardson g +
copeland Mrs Reilly Ellen
Donaldson Ann Rogers Jane
Detrow Sarah smith Kate
DuVaiI Caroline Shanklin Miss Lide
DOhely Frances Sullivan Mrs Allen
Downing Sarah Swan Annie
Downs Margaret StilIwaR0u Martha Ann
Finley Mary Toner Sarah
Graham Elizabeth Taursy NaryJ
Gregg Sarah ] Tailor SnsRS
Goshng Jane ThOat Welsna
Hopkins Sarah Ann Wise Sarah A
Han Lizzie Watson Melinda .
Hays Margaret Wood Mrs p
hamilton SIiss Dot Wilson Lizzie
Henderson Elizabeth Wizard Mary
msaton LaYina Williams Minerva
Hul Miss Meel Woods Margaret
hammon Eliza Wise Virginia
harris Elizabeth WeatwOOd Annie
hammond Mary Wyls Melhena
Hasely BInrgery Winters EIiZn:eth
Hall Ars Margaret Wilson Rebecra
Hurvey Hannah n WhetZeI Mary
Hames Elizabeth Young Nora
HeAlY Anne link Julia
Jones Miss Caroline
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-01

TusN. Y. Sunday Times says Gen. Nc
Olellan's recent disease was CameFOu-Ob-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-01

B9~ THE HEALTH OF GIN. KELLY.-The
Ny. papers have dispatches about the
declining health of General KelIy-about
Lis having left his post and come home to
die, and great deal of other stuff manu-
featured out of whole cloth. Gen. Kelly is
in this city, and we are happy to announce
that he is recovering as rapidly as can be
expected, considering the suffering he has
endured. He is able to walk about and
greet his friends, and if he has come home
to die, he does not seem to be aware of it.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-01

D9-A PAPER at St. Clairsville which
calls itself democratic paper says that the
recent election in this city was a demo-
cratic victory. 1t has flaming headlines as
follows, announcing the result: "Wheel-
ing Election| zone Thousand Guns for
her Gallant Democracy There was no
party spirit manifested in the election
This is the frs. time that We have ever
heard the election claimed as a Democratic
victory.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-01
Notice to Man subscrIbers.

We wish oar friends who are sending us
subscriptions by mail, for less than wear
to cut out and bear in mind this tariff of
rates, and SO avoid misunderstanding.
Weekly months. ..................... soc
-.......................... 35c,
Daiy months..'......:.........
............................. $50
=, '.'.......................... Soc.
TIL weekly months....................SI,75
:, ..................... 100
H8Invariably in advance.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-01

Recorder OF Wheeling; Eucampment of knight
TemplarE American Bible Society Editor Of the
Wheeling Gazette.
febl A.w. CAMPBELL, r. NJ.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-01

Inn boxes HUMNTEL,s ESSENCE
1OO OF Coffee,
% boxes Corn Starch,
50 :. Pearl Starch, Fox's make,
20 " Chocolate, at
movie LAUGHLINS BUSHFIELD's-