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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-16
Frnm HiItnn Haah

Nav YoRK, Dec. l5.-Hilton Head adj
vices by the BieuTill mention al expe.
dition projected against Mobile.
The steamer EriccsOn Sud . propeller,
both with troops, coaled and left on the
10th inst, bound South.
The steamer Star Of the South aud a
large steamer, probably the North Star,
were passed of Rdislo BY the BieuVille.
The rebels in the vicinity of Hilton Head
have erected powerful batteries on James
and SulliVan's Island and along the coast
as far as Bulls Bay.
Beauregard was entrenehing at Charles
ton with 10000 men under him.
The health Of the troops at Port Royal
IS excellent
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-16
BUSINESS eNO4IgRa-

/ J, ~ A COOP NOT1CE.-vT1s Ladfss, and
M.t Jr'sHd'' wishing to make holiday pres.
ems or to provide for their own convent.
spee epa5GsRfsrt,, would do wen TO. Sall
~ look at R'fraftfis z'oittt 'etl. They are
me most complete articles ret offered 70
the public ekt2I&nlH ,Glf6S4i
So Also, caHphoFLIes and B0lStsEiSsl Soap,
IN N great variety, Hagdkgekisf sE4t,qet.,
zap 6asRl', Toilet POaOders, POmqde,, Pue
bore and and sZoilet gOods generally, in p,es,
variety. Come and look al our .1O,p ~,
l. 7; a. LOGAN & Co., Al Main st.
q LOGAN, LIST 4 Co., Bridge Corner.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-16

OFYIcE OF THE AssEssol OF RiRsf DIsI OF vA..G1
i@-'-i- 20 s~te1t CANNON, December Sth, 1862
TNHR following 10 complete list Of the number OF
i Assessmen Districts IN the RirSt O0lleeti6n Dig
trict Of vrgihlA and the and residence Of the
Assistant ASSESSOR In each:
1SF DIsIRIcE, Hancock oountY--JAb0z H Cochran.
His rraidoneO, Holiday Cove Hancock county, Va.
IN DIsTlIcI, Brooke eounty-Abraham X. sharp.
His residence. Wsllsburg, Brooke county, Va. M i
| ] 81 DisIlIcI, North half Of Ohio eounty-AndreW
?. Ross. msresidenee, Wet Liberty, Ohio 90, Va
4TH DISTRICT, south half Of Ohio county-Robort
Pratt His residence, wheeling, Va. p4s&E iO4
S5TR .IsfRIcf, AafihalI county, North Of b. / o..
RAilroad-WinIAm L. Parkinson. His residence,
Rock Lisk, MRrshAu eounty, Ha.ssi AS slIstsg
6FH DISTRICT, MRrshAll county, South OF B. o..
RAilroAd-John g. Mcdonald. His reSldenee, Cam.
Sron, MarShAll county, Va
( ia DfIERIoT. HStERt eounty-Iohn Murphy His
srH DIfTRIcT. Tyler county,. Edgar Boyers. His
residence, MddlObourne, Tyler county, Va. - II
ora DISRRioR, Pl6a5AntB toounty-Robert Harvey
His residence, st. Hary's Peasants county, Va.
10TH DIBTRicI. Marion eounty-JOseph B. Nay.
His reaIdenes, MAnnington, Marion county, Va.
1lTH DIsIRcT, NonOngAliR county, West Of No
nonEahSl lpheus GarEison.s His residence
I2TH DMTRIcr, Mono gala county, West Of Monon-
gahela riTer-John R. DTRbeli. Bis residence, Nor
gantoWn, hOnongaliA county, We.
18TH DI1EIIcI Preston county, West OF Cheat TiTel
Henry Stlrtzman. His residence, ktngwood, Pres
1iTE DisTEicT, Preston county, East Of Cheat rive
Henry o. HAEAns, His residence, BraDdonTflle
isIa pIsIHisI, TsytOr eohhtyJsass NJ serogin
A.'' 7F7Fa7f . JOHNiPIRKTNsoN.
deslO ASSESSOR First Col. Dist, Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-16

wAsHHGroN, Dec. l5.-on Wednesday
evening our gunbOats at Port Royal, 81
miles from fredericksburg. were fred into
by a rebel battery supposed to number 20
heavy guns One shot struck q coal
schooner and killed the Captain named
Simmons. Another struck the Carrituck,
going into the engine room, killing H. W.
Smith and wounding 3 others. The firing
when the battery was sileuced. Next
morning the gunboats again opened on the
battery, but received no response. 1I
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-16
COlIanssIONER,s nOTICE.
10 ChlDceFy.

Robert Moore brother In ChaBetFy.
Adam Eoo.. and o.h. N S''e' c. 0V var 'F one
DY yirtueofa deereO made and entered in,this
Delu.s On he 18Th day q Nay. lse, O ool1l.sT-
alton Whereof the bin e Iakea i0r confessed aif .
adl1dged orisrsd and deereSd, that this canso
be referred 70 master Of this court 70 settle ths
accounts Of the delndants Peter Zooeklsr and John
p Foola = tTustees under The deed q trust OF ~
Glgnment executed 70 them b. the dGiandEut AdIm
E0osa, On ths-of-s 1850 ms1tiuned and foeIl ~
an exhibit With the nomplainanta bfll showing What
effects and debts came into their hands - such
tees also how they have disposed % the sad edeets
and any portion thereof what portion Of sid debts
they have eolected. and What remains SIN lneOloe
ted, and how they have applied the proeea8 % MD
effects, II any have beOa lost wasted OF remained
Unpublished, account Of the negligence OF impFop
e. eonduet OF the aid trugtssa ne sid master
shall also ascertain and report what portion Of ths
debts mentioned and secured In sad dsal Of trust Or
assignment has been paid, and By whom, md What
remains upAid aud Of What eiaal mentioned In the
a4mes and for the better discovery q the matters
aiOre1ld, the dgiendants required 70 produce b.
fore the said master all the books and uTtngIin thor
custody power relating thereto and also may b
anined on oath touching the same any other nat
tora ofdlseoyeFy, upon nterroERtons 70 be settled
and allowed By the said master, and that he report
bis proceedings to court together with anything
deomod peTtinent by hmSeifor specially required By
the parties.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-16
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES.
XXXVIIth Congress.-2nd Session

WASHINGTON, Dec. n


T1ss l=.dg sbal 100 WAsHIS0ToN, Dec. 10.
Mr.. King presented petition protesting
against the action of the advisory board OF
the navy. He also presented a petition in
favor ota general bankruptcy ACT
Mr.. Field presented a petition asking for
bounty for sick and wounded soldiers,
~. Fessenden from Committee on FL
nance reported back, the bill concerning
the judgment in the suits brought by the
United States with the accommodation
that the amendment of the House he disa-
greed 10 the Recommendation OF the COM
mittee was adopted. ~ 49,, 49,
He presented a letter from Mr.. Pierce, o.
Nd, asking to be excused from further
service on the Committee on Filanee..
~ The Vice President appointed NJ. Rice,
Of Minnesota, to ill the vacancy OF Mr..
Wilson from Comm ittes on Military. Al.
fairs, reported back the bill to abolish the
grade Of medical officers iasthe service OF
the United States With the reeommenda-
ton thAtit do not pass. -',1s7s5
Mr.. Lane, Of Kansas, introduced . bill
to prolidel for thsextinetion Of the Indian
titles,in Kansas and provide for the remo-
lval Of the Indians. Refereed z7rrs
Mr. ollamer offered resolution reques.
ting the President, II not Inconsistent with
the. public Interests 70 1tra1smit TO the
Senate, the report and accompanying doc.
uments Of Hon. Rsverdy ) ohnsoa, &c Com.
uaisgioaerof the o. s. during Hasa summer
at New Orleans. Adopted. ala 2
III. CollAmers presented ,they credentials
OF lHous4 Solomon Fo0ts, reelected tSenR.
tor from Fermont, sasiuuall ~ sisi IL 81.
lyla '-aisI 80 r syat sa-GTAH LHOF5
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-16
5. = kSEPlIRs q laEs BGLffaoErsl,rl


n - 4 PA AR on -THB-BEETf46RE9
o {, R4rtRoAD. In learn Sh4t General
Kelley went down the Baltimore and obi6
load the othsrday, asstar asNSsh Noun
tain Station on a tour of Inspections
North Mountain isabout ssEeu,y-tWo. mile mile
tfom eqmberiand aud it6e i road Is nov, h
perfect repair between the two points. in.
Gliding the btidgerat Back. Greek. : The
road is now completed within seven m mills
q Mestinsbnrgh,, and it is e4pectsdetbst
ny the first of January the whole route
viii be again placed 10 order aud that the
trains will be running between this city
ana Baltimore. The rebels destroyed the
road most efectualIy. For about twenty
miles along the route almost every tis and
was totally or partially destroyed. Thew
tore mp. the ties and buifs log cabins Of
them, upon which they laid cross.Wise the
iron rails. They then set the cabins on Gre
and when the rails became red hot in the
middle theyiWere bent around trees and.
thrown aside. Many of these rails were
stteightensd ont BY. the employees ofsths
company, but only after the greatest labor.
onsIthipgisi qni!s apparent, that the reb.
know how to destroy Railroad. Thew
have. eshibited genius in ftiis regard that
Is most remarkable.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-16

HEADQUARTERS, ARMY OF rHE PoroxAc,
December 1911 o'clock.-Considerab
firing yesterday between the advance. and
both armies of the rebels. They showed
disposition 10 move on Fraukliu's forces,
but didn't. Some skirmishing this morn
ing With considerable artillery firing.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-16
North Caroline A8aira.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. ia Fortress
Monroe letter of the 18th inst says Ply
mouth, " Q, has been destroyed by IRE,
bat by what division Of the Federal army
IL not known. z-H' -az =
A scouting party from Suffolk had a
skirmish on Friday at Joiners' Ford, and
captured two rebel captains and fifteen
priYates. - y
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-16
From Gen. BanlZs' Expedition.

PaILADEIPHIA, Dec. l5.-The PrssS' spe-
cial Washington dispatch states that Gen.
Banks landed at Yintou Head, ChoWSn
river, and formed junction with the
troops, and is supposed to be advancing on
Weldin. Banks assumed chief command
Of the troops of Generals Foster, Peck,
Anger, and Emery. I----
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-16

Newspapers Restored TO the 1EaiIs.
WAsHINGToN, Dec. l5.-Postmaster
Blair has rescinded all the orders hereto.
fore made excluding from the Posi OEiees
aud mAils Of the United States, certain
newspapers presented BY Grand JuFies aud
otherwise represented as disl0yal 70 the
Goyernment. 800. - -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-16
Frnm "REMINISCENCES.

HEADoUARTERs Amy PoToNAC, Dec. 10
The weather TO day has been clear and
warm, the roads are in a very good eondi-
uOn. b.. -r...s .
The position of the two armies remain
nearly the same.
There was not much artillery firing this
P. NJ, by either party. Those shots the
rebels did 6re were thrown into the city.
The enemy who are in full view are bus
lily employed in strengthening their POSI-
ton.
Over 700 prisoners have been taken since
our army crossed the river.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-16

B@ PosrAeE CuRRRScy.-we learn that
the banks yesterday received some ten
thousand dollars in postage, currency, a
great deal of which was distributed to cit
liens. This will be a great relief to the
business icommuuity. '-'''
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-16

@ Gus. RoIr, formerly First Lieu.eu!
ant in the 2ud Virginia Regiment, will
open this morning With a lunch, the sa-
loon on Main street, heretofore conducted
by JOHNNY Booker. Gus. viii keep q re-
spectacle establishmenti vel supplied with
everything in his line..'..af .l...lls
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-16

sME. DaEisoGsEsd resolution, that after it
had become manifest that an insurrection
against the DATED States was about to
break out In several States, James Blu
chauan, then President, from sympathy
with the conspirAtors and their treasonable
projects, failed 70 take the nseessary and
proper measures to prevent It; therefore be
should receive the eensure aud eoudemua-
ton of the Senate Of American people
Laid over
Mt. Field offered resolution instructing
the Committee on Foreign Relations to
enquire whether some method cSRnot be
devised to manifest the sympathy Of Con-
gress With the suffering Lancashire opera
tiVes. Ordered to be printed.
The Senate then went into Executive
Session and At its conclusion, adjourned.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-16
R6rTHa prices asked for ladies' shoes il

baFT Ha prices asked for ladies' shoes is
just about double what they were two
years ago. We are glad to see followed an
example set BY Eugenie, and that - the
wearing of honest, double sole boots
The story is told at once by the display in
the windows of The shoemAkets' stores
Ladies now wear as thick boots as gentle
formerlyiwors. Such boots Two years ago
could be bought for three dollars, This
was the outside fgure5 Families were
supplied at this rate, and their bills sent in
twice year. The pFicsi is now Eve dol
lars, payable on delivery. Common ready
made shoes, eastern work, that formerly
could be sold only u the poorer Or .nndis-
eliminating class Of people in the.cities
now brings the former price, Of CUSTOMER
work. The newly introduced, thick solsd
boots for ladies, however are cheaper IL
proportion than the othsEa, AssipEle pair
Of them will do a winters teryice,u
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-16
- SPECIAL NOTICES. S {
Laughlins & BushtieId,s
EXpectorant SvrnnI

SA% AAAt SgHA1 VI
SI.ns ooids, WhooPing Cough, amp
Go. Of the Throat, Lungs and
FOR A SEVERE COUGH TAKE THE daf Re-
tg flf1..- EXPEoroRANT SYRUP.
FOR A SLIGHT COUGH TAKE THE
EHLs IA. "a Xxx ExPECroRAHT SYRUP.
tok sokE THROAT Oh TICKLING M THE
taRoAT, USE THE ExPECToRAT SYRUP.
FOR GROUP AND wHoOPING COUGH
= '.tr USE THE EXPECTORANr SYRUP.
FOR ASTHMA AND PHTHIsIc USE THE
az t@~eA - AEXPEOroR Ant sYRT1p
FOR ADRY HACKING COUGH USE THE,
FOB HoARsRNEss RRoMPUBLIo SPEAKING = =
usR THE EXPECTORANT SYRUP.
Manufactured only by - ~ A TIL
LAuGHLINs BUsHPIRLD.
o..o- Wholesale Druggists
oe9I rs staps3 as,s-..I ,Aaia street,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-16

R9RATAL RAItRoAp AcCtDESr.-Ale1-
amber Cunningham, employed as brakes
man on the Cleveland and Pttsburg Rail-
road, was almost instantly killed on Fri
day. about noon, at the passenger depot,
Pittsburg, by falling between two trains
while 10 motion. The deceased resided in
Manchester, aud We believe leaves a wife
and family. Heswas an Industrious and
upright man, and was highly esteemed by
the officers, of the road, siAas 44zsoa .21H
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-16
- Nom PnI.ola.Ilrlns =. nri,,

~ MORE PEIsoHERs.--nhreep prisoners
captured recently 10 Tucker county, from
The command of the rebel Imboden, were
hroasht inalast evening. Thee are no par
aeular charges against the prisoners ex-
eopt that they have been t.sasErilkih" &
IS ltne, They we're u ICED in the eAthaneun
lil4H X sivn q
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-16

Nav YoRK. Dec. ia vessel Just arri
we'd, reports that on the 10th, she passed 4
steamers and brig going into Port Royal,
heavily laden with troopi. f.-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-16

G~ THE Coal couHIrrEE.-The Water
works Committee, to whom is assiguedithe
duty Of distributing coal to the poor, con.
sists of the following members of Oonncil
LIST Ward, DR.. T. Fl. Logan I'd Ward, G..
". Franzheim; srd Ward, Robert Morrison;
4th Ward, E. Hobbs; 9th Ward, Robert
Pratt 9th Ward, Thomas Blair!l The su !
intendent of the Water Works has been re-
lisvsd from duty on thisicOmmittes. ayI
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-16

p%UsIOx FEsrIvAL.1The, ladies of
Bridgeport propose giving Union Festi-
val and supper "for the benefit of the poor
and especially the families of soldiers" on
Wednesday evening the 18th inst, at Bank
Hall, Bridgeport. 'Wehope that the Festi-
val will receive the PatsOpsge4 which the
praise worthy object deserves. We under
stand that no pains will be spared to make
the entertainment in every way une1cep-
tionable. 80
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-16
Cheap Dry Goods
Just Received Of
JOHN 1R0 EN- RsS,
NO. "a MAIN. STREET,
&C.. mhnnlsaa
NO. % NAN sTREET,
Center Wheeling.

S04L0G NASGAAAk1s- -
NIRW GOODS JUST RECEIVED AND SHILLING
N AT RRDuORD, PRICES FOR CASH. sus
Froneh MeFinoS figured and plain. Of all eolors and
saIony aud British Dress Goods in great variety
of styles .IF1-aE so - sallssiu f1a -rt
isFgo assortment Of Printed De LANES in Ana
ThibSt Nsrinos, Persian Cloths, Alpaecas. isy
$40 uiocO1 Of the best eaeoS At 20 cts per yard. ID
BfnIioeS ofkhs best caiieo9 ct 10 etd per yard.
no fii6ees Bieashed ind Brown shoetins9 and
~ Mace sEfrtinE ChsSi; Taeeds And Hickory
YiSnheIl Ah6 largest ttoek ID the city Of Res, YET
f6s5 white striped, .Plaid, 6toy, and the finest
Pne,eh shirtIng FIinh6ls, Just feeetved-, ttti1e
Cloth Tor CI0akS, Cassimeros, SAttnetSi Jeans and
Isdies, Cloth Cloaks In great variety.
Tbe Etock on Far Ntct6ffne4 AfnhA On1 Capes,
CollarS and LAdiss' Hoods eA1n0t be e1eeed In the
It. ~ 'tit5iSSss5lI VTI3 40 1'I0g4
shAwis, long and sqnaEe Of every style and quell-
~ IN Erost Ebnndl1o61 a-16NA leI,.
HosisFy, Rm6EoideFy, white Goods, large stock
ina 5lEtrta5W "a dIaNA -
iTPaney Wsoton Goods, Sontagl, HoooSl H91lesI
| Comfoffs Ladiess sandtGBnt hsrino vests hoop
= s6iTsss RES,' 2 1p III
Psase an Ioon IL yoR Hiih to get great bargAtnl
/ n No a Wsih 1ffFsCs siAWtd
/. he's .arzsu CIs1o SiEslaa1d 70 hos saA ,af,s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-16
From North Carolina.

NEwBERS, N. g., Dec. 10 There Is con
siderable animation in military matters il
this department aud important results MAJ
be looked for. @
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-16
BATcHELoR's HAIR DYEI

TIE BE:ST IN. TIE WORLD. u
WILLIAM A. BAToHELoR's eolsbrated Hair Dye
produces color not to be distinguished from nature
atansed not to iPjuro the Hair in the Ieolti rom
edies the i'll effects OF bad dyes and ipyiroyats- tbs
Hair for life. GREY, RED, or RUSTY HAIR Instant
ly turns aGpIoadid Black or Brown, tba Han
son and beautiful Sold by all Druggists, &c.
Aa1 The gepuiheia sigaed WILLIAM "A. BATCH
RLoR, on ne four sfGesqf e4eh boz.
FACTORY, No. 81 Barclay Street,
Gate 2sa Breadyay and ls Bond 81 S
mysl.1y.dGV !.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-16
COullIssuonEa's OET1cE, I
Wheeling, Nov. Is, 1874.

-fl.5 Wheeling, Nov Is, 1864
In pursuance Of TIE above doerea. shall on Thurs
the city OF Wheeling, Virginia. prUesed to settle the
accounts mentioned Ia the slid decree At Wheh time
and place all parties interested hereby notified
and required 70 attend, and the trustees above
mentioned required TO produce the books and
Writings TelarTod 10 In the above decree
HANNIBAL FORBES,
noyl5-IaW1W MasfRr CuumflIluT,ar
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-16
TO LADIE9!

NUMEROUS APPLICATIONS have AFom tine q
IN time been made to ne ~ Ladies f1r fnifTue-
ven q writing and other sub eets q study n The
Wheellng Busfnesg School, but eaeh has Fei.Frs -
Iait ~ Others lhoult besin. Fospoctf1liy ini1rn
All interested that class Of ladies' has now com
meme q aud ahali be glad 70 receive more.
oeto-u IL HfFCHCnuW
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-16

o@THH RivER.-There are I three feet
sig inches water in the channel of the Ohio
yeStsFday'and rising slowly. The weather.
was cloudy with indications of rain.
Thss. o! Baker aud Iaeomar, the latter
from sun6sh and the former from steubeu-
vile arrived little behind time. sS1A 10
Capt. Booths new sidewheel boat. the
Liberty No. s2,lwilL be fpisted the latter
part of this week and she will make her
trislitriP as soon as. there is Wates enough.
The Pittsburgh Di,pateh of yesterday
seJsF'si -e1QY2 suas,HH 0s ~
The weather during the past two days
has been warm and cloudy, with an occa-
stOnal fall'of rain, and our steamboatmen
are pretty sauguine of a swell in the river.
The warm weather has made an impress!
sion on the ice in the Allegheny, and yes.
terday it was breaking up in small pieces
floating off i-sh St1k
There has been no arrivals or departures
for several days past, nor need any be ex
pected until there is more water. There
Is not now over thirty inches at Glass
House Ripple ~. ssss73
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-16

The Confessions and Experience of
n ts5 an Invalid. re
Published for the beneht and as a warning and q
S4nton 70 young men WhO suffer from Nervous De-
bluty Premature Decay, Sc; supplying Ut the same
ttino the means Of SeiEcuFO. Byons who has cured
himself AFTER being put TO great expense through
neqieal Imposition and quAckery, BY enclosing
Poat-pald addressed envelope, HadLK COPIES may be
hRd OF the author, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR Eso
Bedford, Kings Co., New, York. api-lyd&W
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-16
NOTICE.

On and after Monday. the 9Th instant.
the subscription price of the Wheeling
Daily Papers, in all parts of the city and
vicinity delivered by carriers, win, Be-
twelve cents per week. Papers will be fur.
nished to News Dealers At the rats of two.
dollars per hundred. 80 .sls s, 8.
HRsRY H1RDY, 9 .4kAs
Editor Wheeling Pres,
CANPsELI 4 McDERkor,
Editors Wheeling Intettgenese.t,.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-16

.slFls 7.atal 81 r. sssl sE-GTAH LHDg5
oAd .stTaAn tsnz tssT iiss fss =.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-16

oTTIcE OF IHE AssESsoa OF IRfRsT DIsI. OF YA.,.Il
'i@-'-t' % - se1t CANNON, December Sth, 1862.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-04-24
Our Normal School is Closing.

What can it be that our school is
just closing? Two short days, and
many who met, strangers, will part,
friends. 1t seems as though am just
awaking from a happy day-drcam, to
walk in real life with my fellow be-
ings. Many Of US, who are about leav-
ing this pleasant school, will go forth
teachers, yes, teachers of many who
may have been neglected heretofore.
They will be placed in our care, and
arewe capable Of guiding them Alright?
Can we by our good example assist
them to follow upward to prosperity
and happiness or will we suffer the
tares to grow up, and choke what
would otherwise have produced an
abundant harvest of knowledge ? No,
there is not one of us, who would will
ingly neglect the culture of the young
minds intrusted to our care. We per-
haps shall find the path in which we
tread, a thorny one, but we must en-
deavor to make it pleasant. Let us
SO teach, that our pupils will love and
respect, instead of hating and fearing
us.
| have many thanks to offer my
kind instructor, and school-matcs,
which will not cndeavor to do with
words words cannot always express
our feelings, for when the heart is
filled with gIadness, words are fcwest.
LIZZIE McCAULEY.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-04-24
[PUBLIC--No. 44.1

AN ACT to provide for the appoint
mcnt of clerks in the office of the
Assistant Treasurer at Boston, to
fix their salaries, and provide for
the absence of the Assistant Treas
urer, and for other purposes.
BE enacted bg the Senate and House of Repre-
seatatires Of The United States Of -imerica ia CON
gress assembled, That from and after the first
day of January, eighteen hundred and
sixty-two, in lieu Of the clerks hereto
fore authorized and provided, the As
sistant Treasurer at Boston be and he
is hereby authorized to appoint, with
the appreciation of the Secretary of
the Treasury, one chief clerk at a sal
airy of fifteen handred dollars per an
mum, and one disbursing clerk at sal
ary Of fifteen hundred dollars per an
mum, and one other clerk at salary
of twelve hundred dollars per annum,
and one messenger at salary of sew
en- hundred dollars per annum and
the compensation for such clerks for
the current aud next fiscal year be
and the same is hereby appropriated,
out Of any money in the treasury not
otherwise appropriated.
SEC. 2. And be IL further enacted, That,
in case of the sickness or unavoidable
absence of the Assistant Treasurer,
he may, in his discretion authorize the
chief clerk to act in his place, and to
discharge all the duties required by
law of the Assistant Treasurer.
Approved, March 10, 1862.