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The attention Of our nuusrous patrons is 70
y. quested to our Largo and sChoips Selection
Of Gold Leaf and Ensmeled Rosewood
!" s Photograph and Picture Frames,
rrGs ID Union DssusYree.yps Cases, ri
.'.'' in every htss. IN the Trade. ,l -.
d We are selling tbsss goods IRON n es, 10 ss,s
asssd IN order, being IS PER cent lss thaa d,
aAkers' retail psies. q D .,r-r Loco "a .,nfla
3rSt.' H 3, ws are Agents tsr ths sale Of lrs
AcCLAINl'6 CELEBRATED t'g, EaA ~. ~
jon COLONIES, ExTRACra, and
DO CoC0ANUT HAN. OILS
-,.,,,, .AsD ALSO yoa p,,r
MERCHANTS COL0GNEs. ExTAAOrs, ETC.
,einb = yi.a ..i.g % xisSsos aGuef . E.-.mt"'
woRM.EYs HONEY, ALMOND, .a- AZ A.
.a.. PALM AND WINDSOR sOAPs; y
.Lap, f.I, - 1lhbE '55s,5t j,. ALSO, TAYLORy
Put up In Family Boxes, 70 suit purohasss
3 'aal Wholesale and Retail. S.,e ba ri
Also. full lines OF Notions and Fancy 0ocds
xll of which We offer VI the Manufacturers
Prices, without any freight ADDED. rra5,t -
The Trade. Dsslsrs, Suffers and Psdlars an
respectfully invited. 900 '' '' y,-r ~
We guarantee 10 seifst New York and Phila
delpha prices, or perish N lss dtiempt.
We are bound to sell cheaper thah the
cheapest delivered J+es, 20 n. .,I'I.l lra
sit... .'g f t.,r4. t-...l.u. %. T4Jssr i n-.IuV
Ladies' and Gsptlensn givs rs an ssrly oall
nmakss no dinsssnSS sh,thsr yon buy or not
look over our fall lines Of .'t9rtgg .m'E br'
Fns Js,oshy, suor Plased Ware, GU and Rsso,
Namss, A.vuyegs, Piot4rss, P~fumsy,' 4
Soaps, Staple AND Fancy Gonds. ''r.
~ Gsn,lsmsnly clerks are always ready te
wait On you.,lhrd ul ynr.7.-,y '.l.gJ7 7IsY
r.rnH aIoHLy INFORMANT 70 .i'iN
AMsRorrPr AND pAouGRasAM Aarisrsi
both 10 the city end surrounding coSntry 10.
In addition to oar iatse btsIlts, W have added
large and choice aesf fof Anbrotyps and dssser
rssn materisis, suoh =. " rt,L ''WH ""I "
." .''- 'H UNION CASES, ,,... -. r..c .
IL, Every si,s In tAs Trade. or ra
DOUBLE GILT BANNER GASES,
-hI. every si.s sasds. ~. 'nI
UNION GILT FRAMES,
every dss msds.
FANCY and OVAL AAHrs sad adPREsERvERs
f. every siss n the Trade.
ExCELsIoK IRON PLAIKs, .r,
every hss made.
MELAINoTYPE.AN AND VENUS PLATEs,
... .. every size made. .t I'D.
.' CUT CROWN GLASS, . .'.
.' every sse In the Trade.
We guarantee to s-llthls stock ~ or near the man
ufacturert' prices trrggn HsIaT .tj4
Our printed rRiCE LIST sent frss to auy I'd
dress 80 as h.e1.rsy -.-r,r .r..Ir. B ft.. H
+ Orders irum the Csmps psomp,ly II ended TO-.
store open from ! 40 - m--ts e.aa p. ",
4 lkriurmbci the number--Si0-Sio--bin-Si
,ay i,.5m rtP,J. nYLIsEw a CO., .1r'
4 | .qudilA gr1 bf Aaasissssiss ASssis, o.
Qn4o3E 80. 40. "lS iWo1An0t0A y. q
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IJOIHO FOR Tue PEOpL Els GLgjTriiNs
sroEs " sSs i.s; ~ ssS go ssysp,s sis.i
Gbods, Trupks Hats aud Csps, st Low btjc
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A. aensrol Hospasl .UhicM Hoosl oosH~ I'D
anil WasAAss6~ s6sdss0 0eocsssps My ..
The New York herald., 1862-10-22
HENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTIoEEER.

NPLNIAI4 NAIis Of WINES, sFTAKS. 20,
81 .NRf ii LEEDS 4 co. will sell auction Wcdnes
ony October 70 4 II clocA At the sarsroon, No rs Nassau
special important sale of val-
stock of very chocc Old Wines Brandies seaS
tie property Of importer decaing business all OF which
very snp.or London Dock brandics Pale sni DarS yar
Brown Golden from the source: Madciras and
Ports do extra old Waite, do; Champagnes Careti aud
the finest quality via the London Docks English and
Holland 0ins bonrbon. Monongahcla, Scotch ani irish
cases. demohns and casks and will be sold quantities TO
SUIT purchasers Also line OF very osreserpe Brown
Sherry trnartns several lines Of extra choice Whikeys
Btand.cs wines &C.. moi enumerated shove Also about
sAds iondIcs Yarxucas. &c. To DC sold Without
The above goods all belong to s stock Positively others
admitted.
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,sS1. ns AT AUCTION

DhAss0S hT AVOItoN-
uoros NOTICE.
wM n noLLlNesuEAD. Apcsianesr
BY CHARLES Q. WARREN.
No y Ccstlanat street
REGULAR WEEKLY AUCTION SALE or
TWO THOUSAND PACKAGES OF BOOTS AND SHOES
On FRIDAY. OCTOBER "a at halspast ten O'Clock
BUYERS ARE REsPEorrULLY NOTIFIED
THAT THE CATALOGUE FOX ruis IMPORTANT
sAnR WILL INCLUDE
THREE HUNDRED SAMPLE Tors.
REPRESENTING DUPLICATES TO THE NUMBER or
MORE THAN rwo THOUSAND PACKAGES
Desirable Boots and Shoes adaosed % All markets en-
bsacine coasgnments from ncaiy a The leading mAnuac
" and coayyrisiag r,ii ssortmeut Of
MEMS, BOYS AND YOUTHS THICK BOOTS,
MEMS. BOYS And YOUTHS KIP BOOTS
MEMS BOYS AND YOUTHS CALF BOOTS.
MEN s. BOYS AND YOUTHS GRAIN BOOTS.
GRAIN AND ENAMELi.ED LEG CAVALRY BOOTS,
Ia great variety.
MEMS. BOYS AND YOUTHS BALMoRALS
with aud without tap sotes.
MEMS EXTRA HEAVY BALMosALs
very large assostmeai especially adapted Army
BOOTS AND BALNOaAf.S,
OF calf kip. kid and split bo,h regular and cxtra
sizes.
wonen's Misses' and Chtrea's
FINE cry MADE BOOTS AND sALMORAiS,
In all popuaF from several vel known naoaac-
Together with great variety Of othsr
STRICTLY PRIME AND SEAsoNAsLE GOODS.
SPECIAL NOTICE
OUR REGULAR WEEKLY AUCTION SALES
OF BOOTS AND SHOES ON FRIDAYS
WILL INCLUDE HEREAFTER AS USUAL.
NOT LESS THAN THREE HUNDRED SAMPLE LOTS.
SOLD RY THE rUf.b PACKAGE ONLY
AND DUPLICATED w!lE GREAT id3ERAnIr2.
CHARLES c. WARREN
Auction Boot snd .Sr.p Wsfr!o1se,
M. ~ tpfta andt street.
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a ]. ! sMITn. ArcToNEER. WILL srLL rnrs

J. J.. SMITH, AyCTlONEER. WILL SILL THIS
n. ~ 19s clocs o. l. steysasan street. Junction cf
Ninth afa Thiid avenNe. fiano Oh
rarr ~ back walnut do. %, ard hogany
Pc Snts NhHS. Tables E0ebeiE IgoAIrg Glssss
Brsses ard alan Carpets Oil Paintings, and everything
te.ngiUs u class house.
4 ICTiCN MOTTO E.-SALE OF BAGGAsE-B. T..
~ FAiRGHilH co, Aurtionesls. viii .ei this day, At
aeoca l5 Nassau stree, quantity Vt Bag-ags
ltN AtarRne AnA eNIt
The New York herald., 1862-10-22

6AFFlCE OF THE HARLEM AND SruirEN bjYb III
~ Navigation CcmAaay Oetofer - iS6sihc aiinpa ecc
tor eleven Uecors three 3! Ea.,on
viii be hr nAy's office, Morris Dnls Eurah an
infsda. Noeutucf II. 1852 between liu, u
and ~ O'Clock A Nj. H. W. DENuE, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1862-10-22

E 7. WILLS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NOTICE.
~. LarAe sale OF Earthenwarc, French Chns and
Wednesday, Oct 22 At 10 O'Clock. the auction
Murray street Catalogues ready.
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GALES Ar AUUrIUn .

EDwARD SlETzRnICH. AucTIOkEER-vALuABEE
~ ~ pvi,ste collection of Oh rsintags ByD W IVES
0o Friday Octobcr ~ luH oco>k, a The sesro0ins
NO lhs and 57 Broadway collection og ancient and mod
esn Paintings about seventy IN numbcr 70 which We in
exhibit on two dsss before SALE and comprise Holy Family
attributed 10 Guliu Romano Of whose work nue
ample Landscape by Wand rheyden small Interior
from Rembrandt Fgares by Louis Cranach Moonlight by
Van Ness; Landscape K,nxe. other Ivy Kess
Ter, Nicos, schaumberg Williams L. kedls. MORN Did;
high order and ~ 70 be sold without any Csta
logues the day before sale
The New York herald., 1862-10-22

MARBLE MANTELS-MANTELS SOLD AT ASTON
lNl isbngy low prices KI.ABER'S Marble Yards, 10
East Eighteenth street. Third and 81 First
nue., Third street. New York. Mantes put In asy
part oi the caantry.
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1 " nERwIv. AUCTIoSrrR.
\. By BANGS MEkWlN 4 CO.,
EDwARD scnEECK, ArCrIONEER.
IA GREAT SALE OF MAGNIFICENT
AZ

IgDwARD sCnEECK, ArCrIONEER.
IA GREAT SALE OF MAGNIFICENT
FANCY GOODS,
jusi arrived from France ey-ship Gefnnnis,
10 g percmpiory sold on
FOREIGN ACCOUNT VIZ:
FRENCH PORCELAIN RiClf DECORATED DINNER
.... AND TEA SETS,
SUPERB BEoNlE AND MARBLE sLocKs.
.. s.N Rts VASES, tEHNE ID EArS
PARiAN, COLoRhD BfsglE AND BRONZE sTArU.
k1TES
ELEGANr CUT fiD,S rAt, af..ss
,,.. - JULIET ARTICLES
Anf oiher magnificent g0ode ~ soiT ~ aucti,r he rn
WAxp SCHENCK, on This day and Thnrsdsv' Gci ~
AID ~ a. Ms Lsooms No i5s Broadway at III O'clock
h. 2lsins L.. The e. above boy els s the mos sale thai has
above goods worthy the knon o be rade and Ky o. rse .ne
generally LADIES are particularly Invited 10 nsne liz
sn bs given. ''' sOo''
NEoRGE COOK, AUcTIoNEER. R.-HoUsEHofn yup
" ndre This day a. IL O'Clock, at store if Broaiwav
for account OF whom may concern, large OF best
city made fnrniture for parlors chambcrs and
dining rooms Also ksgeres Bullets, Dining Tables Ioun
ges, Easy Chairs. Marble and Hronse, clocss, &c,
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UCTIOS NOTICE. ". WESrCOrr. AtCTIONEER
n IAkl,E AND ATTE t'TItE SALE nE
/, ssIaNEE's SALE or A LARGE STOCK or DRY

SSIGNEEs SALE or A LARGE STOCK OF DRY
n G1ods.-A. CRlSTALaR. aic ouerr Wilt sei..
Thutsiay, ocoocr 81 NJ i0i ococS ~ y Ro@ey ar4c
STOCK Goods consisting o Black Plaid
and Eaacy Dress shs Fen,h Mcfiuo. Diain.s Alpnca,
Paaaattss Prints Gnaasns, White and Unhlcacicd Mus
rs Shffincs. shcetug Linens, Dsily Cambria, Mus
in, sesas Linnl, Iacones and Swiss Mrsins; Victoria
Bisnops Lawn. Brlantr, Gurlan Lace: also large
Ia prorhe, and wooilen Shaws 10th and Tx
Mkutil.gs. Ladies' Lace snd Canbric Sets,
thctilsrts, and Collars: Iisc TGrraf
other Gloves; BacE and Faney Umbrellas and
rarasals; Ribbons, Trimming, EuiIfold--
res, Laces, BGilons. Goods ana general assortment
in he line top neation. BY order Of
as>ieuee. Catalogues a sale.
The New York herald., 1862-10-22

NEW INyENTIONS.-FLflID I'D LAMPS ALTlaRED INTO
IN Kerosene OIL Lamps only l2 each; lamps altered
into Oil wicsou, the ixture9
only TGc each. BEhENDSOilN BROS,
cl0 Grand street. near the Bowery.
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Pys.,POsALx. ,,..'-'
spORTJNG.

PROPOSALS. FOR REPAIRS NECESSARY TO BIZ
= JOHN q. DALE, rs Broadway.
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lUTLBRs DOGS. 80 PECK SLIP. NEW YoR e.
ID Bucrs IElalibc Mango Cure Flea Eytcrmv ,ator
bottle Medicines FOR all Diseases " Tiers
work, "Brecdings Training, Diseases. &c VI Fleas
cnpcnder mango, Its, consumption ana death
VyAssAIC COUNTY AGRScU LTURA Al, sUCIBT Y OPEN
ing Exhibition, Octopeg IS ~ aud 10 1862 " their FAIR
ruunds, at Paterson, N j. FIRST class u. mile track,
vide Exhibtgss or horses cattle C., Ac from
other counties and states invited 70 .ov e,e Besides
and speed swr special prem
for speed win DO given each day. fro % to $50 For
particulars large bills or apply 20 " Secretary, H. b.
x1acur " . y,rn WANTED, By7rnE ADVERTISER,
scop piaged cabin Yacht, ab1 ,hriy-aye fer, long
aud Of light draft Must be arst er.ss craft ~ az respects
Address fNcAt Hegsa owSs
The New York herald., 1862-10-22

JrSITED STATES NtESHAL'S SALE.
T. BY RtDDEhOW, JONES Il co
HEWLETT sGUDDER, AuyTfuNEER.
CARGO OF STEAMSHIP ciRcAssIAN
b. yiftae sale dated October directed
TO D, lion. Vii IAN Marvin, JUICY. rni.eG p-ci
Court sou.sn District of Florida, viii sell N
ton "a PARK Place aud Is Mrtay street on fh,rs.
day. o. fobsr * az ~ ocrk A. NJ thai touD tho clle
Of siearisbp Ci'cassaf ccnsl. tM Hardware
Goods. Eeacres Ac. ac.
C-is.o4Gcs and nprs The day leiart ne sale F4am
bcnnei's. li3 Sail and ~ the fsin Paee
1srffts of =, ~ per cent cash d.. ~ .lle.
Basrce oil THURSDAY. Ses1th.
JAMES &. cLAPP.
United States Marshal son;htn "a District .. Florida.
WILLIAM ABBOTT AucrioSEEr. OFFICE No
w East Broadway ses on THE day ~ Il iuck the
the Liquor Store No. 22 Dvior stres; corner
of Snrok sp.endd tnurer and Beer frps Stgecr
s,ting stats, and all OF the Liquors Fixtures A.
WM. Writer'S, AUcrfoSEEE--wlfL sE.r. rliIS
w day. al swo O'Clock. ~ l5i tane. stett so;ae SOFA
bcds.ea Rocking AL other ..aifs ,erne nnirs Tea
tables Pier aud arrc Naute Mirrors Piano PAnilnl. Lac
Curtains rich Tapestry yeiv- fhreepy and ot.r Cavets
hall and aseerf Oic1ths, French ara cottage Beu,c.s
Har and chcr Mattresses Feather Beds Bddnl BHnk.ts
Marble Top, Dress sua other Bureaus W.sr.and. Fol
- chsa Gass and silver War. stty.s Tin ard Wood
Ware. Gallery. Lounges Cane CHRlfs EN'eRfon Tab es
Dning end kt hen Furniture. s.. also ss.ooE fntnre
an Fixtures The whole making fnc collection 1calcs
and others
The New York herald., 1862-10-22

a
n f.n for hori.rs hous keepers ana Tie trade
r. ROrU Auctnneer wifi sell this day tWednesdsy) Oct
- afternoon .o'locx prccsaly the eisgsni iiaise
Lo furni,re Of the residence i9 Ciaon place w ~
STR street bc,ween BIB and Aih eons;sing al Vel
vet Br sad Ingram sres Psnainr.e ood aud
walnut Icf tisk hrotati
and green ELK ,ps: marhl. Top fabes Ea4-,es with mir
Pier snd y al Mirrors, panask sud
Lace curtains shades Broc Cpcks. China Nas... paso.
ornaneuis frfash Arm Chairs lounges Fec rt.on Chairs
coraer ami Rouks'ands Chandeliers, oa aud
hosapy Beasteads Bdtaus wasAslands Har aaa Spring
Mattresses BEDS. Blankets Chars Rotkeis Myfurs, Clocks,
Beds. Tea and Extension ranes. sdao5af4 Gu Gess
and q, ina Ware Table Cutlery, silver Ware BAR Stard,
Chairs % match. oiif.oh, AZ. &c Sale positive.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-02
News from louisville.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. Much the larger
portion af BuelPs army has moved towards
the interior of Kentucky, in several COL
umns, over different roads
Gov. Morton, accompanied by Adjutan,
Gen. Noble, Col. Steele, aldo camp, and
Maj. Terrill, Military Secretary, have con-
clnded several days labor visiting the In
diana regiments in this military depart
ment.
Indiana has forty-two regiments in Blu
ellis army, which have been supplied with
all necessaries by Gov Morton.
The Democrat is informed of a slight
skirmish between our troops at Fen Greek
last evening. The Federals were success
fnl.
Unreliable reports are prevalent of
skirmishes few miles down the road
Military circles are unadvised thereof The
reports are probably incorrect.
Large numbers of the relatives and
friends of officers and soldiers in Buells
army are in the city. The hotels are crowd
ed to suffocation, and private houses are
being rapidly filled up.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-02
News from the Gulf

New YORK, Oct. 1.-The steamship Co.
lumbia arrived at this port from Havana
on the goth
The steamers Victoria, from Sabine Pass
and the Cuba from Mobile had arrived with
1900 bales of cotton. The rains at Hav-
ana continue, but the sickness was abaIiug
and the fever had almost disappeared from
Key West.
The U. S. gun-boat Decotah had arrived
aud the rest of the squadron was expected
soon.
Advices from New Orleans, received per
steamer Creole, state that rebel guerrilla
bands were quite bold and harrass the Fed
eral troops greatly. Admeral Farragut
had organized naval police of four l6
Dared wheel boats which are cruising day
and night on the river. Each carries u
howizer and full crew, well armed. One
of these boats had captured band of I6
guerrillas, who made a spirited resistance,
losing or men. The 7th Vermont regi-
ment lost $50 men as prisoners in the late
expedition to Opeloosas. 1t was believed
that Gen. Sherman will be appointed to
command the forces above New Orleans
and Gen. Arnold to command in the city
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-02

B9~BoDY FoUND.-We learn that on
Friday last the body of man very much
decayed was found in the Ohio river about
forty miles below this city. The body was
so much decayed and apparently mutilated
thatit could scarcely be recognized as hav-
ing belonged to human being. blue
pair of soldiers pantaloons were found
with the body, in one OF the pockets of
which there was a ruler with the words,
"Richmond Prison, September 10, 1861, !"
written upon it. The body was buried on
the side of the river The friends of this
soldier will never know his fate as it would
be impossible now to identify his form or
features.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-02
From Washington.

WAsHrNGrox, Oct. l-Secretary Stanton
has appointed Simon Draper of N. Y to be
Provost Marshal General of the War De-
partment. The new post was created a
few days since by General Order No 40.
Col. Van Wick has arrived here from his
command Mt Yorktown. where he repre-
sents affairs as exceedingly dull.
During the late session of Congress the
Secretary of the Navy was authorized to
cause two hundred medals of honor to be
prepared, with suitable cmblems and de-
vices, which shall be bestowed upon such
petty officers, seamen, laudsmen, and ma.
rines as shall most distinguish themselves
by gallantry in action. aud other seamen-
like qualities during the present war.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-02
@g Telegraph.
The troubles in the Cabinet pro-
nounced a Humbug.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-The differences
of opinson among members of the Cabinet
about the Presidents emancipation proc
lamation involving the retirement of some
of them and new arrangements as as a con-
sequence are pronounced imaginary by
those who ought to be best informed upon
the subject
Acting assistant Paymaster Noble of the
Navy, late of o. s. steamer Montgomery,
is missing.
NAVY YARD. WASHINGTON, Sept 800
Hon. Gideon Wetlss, Secretary of Nary =
SIR:-Lieut. Commanding Magraw, reports
the destruction of the rebel bomb proof
magazines at lower Shipping Point, which
| had instructed him to blow up They
were seven in number, and the3work was
found heavier than was anticipated A
small body of rebel cavalry made their
appearance, but dispersed upon the dis
charge of a volley of musketry from our
side. William Benson, of the Satellite.
was wounded by the discharge OF his own
piece, which he was handling carelessIy
He came up in the Dragon and has been
sent to the hospital.
have the honor to be, with great res
pec!, your obedient servant,
lSignedl ANDREW HARDWOOD,
Commander of Potomac FIotilIa.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-02

E~ Low WATER. - Nobody, except a
strange small boy in the Press office, re-
members the time when there was loss
water upon the ripples in the Ohio river
than at present. At the Sisters, above the
city, there are only ten inches, and the
stream is growing so small by degrees and
arlarminly less, that it is feared by some
that we shall soon be in want of the aque-
Gus fluid for cooking purposes. There are
two and three little "dinkies" at the Ian
ding none of which appear to draw more
water than u common sized musquito.-
One, the Little Eva, Captain Ira Hart, is
plying between this port and New Martins
vile and is making a good thing of it.
Another, the Buck, seems to be in the wa
ter-melou line and goes as far down as
Marietta.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-02
Fight near shepherdstown.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF PoToMAC,
"Wednesday Eyan;r


Wednesday Evening.
Gen. Pleasanton crossed the Potomac
this morning at Shepherdstown, with n
force of cavalry and artillery, for the pur-
pose of making a reconnaissance in the
enemy's rear. information havleg been re-
ceived that their army mad fallen back
from the line of the river. He came up
with them near Shepherdstown and drove
them to Martinsburg, from which place
they were soon shelled out by the artillery.
His loss was two men wounded. The
rebels had one man killed and two woun-
ded. rebel lieutenant and two men were
taken prisoners. A number of wounded
were Paroled. Very few rebel troops are
believed to be at Winchester, the greater
portion of them being encamped between
that place and Martinsburg.
The work of reconstructing the railroad
bridge at Harper's Ferry is rapidly pro-
crossing, it will be completed by to NOR
row.
Gen. Mcclellan, Gen. Marcy and staff
paid visit to Harper's Ferry, Bolivar and
Sandy Hook to-day.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-02

The Intelligeneer, in order to deceive the
public and make the people..believe that it
gets more telegraph than the Press, gives
an account OF a serenade given to General
Wadsworth at Washington, on Saturday
night, and dates it as though it took place
on Monday night. Any decent journal
would be ashamed Of such deception.
Press Of yesterday.
The dispatch referred to bore exactly
the same date in our paper as it did in the
copy from which it was set up.
We would have the Press understand
that we have not fallen into its practice of
stealing Washington correspondence from
our exchanges and passing it Off as our
own. And that the Wheeling Press has
done month in and month out.
Do "decent journals" do that.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-02
New Counterfeit.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. I.-Peterson's De-
tector contains the following description
OF new and dangerous counterfeits on the
City Bank of Montreal, Canada. Fours,
counterfeit; vignette, Vulcan, anvil, train
OF cars, etc, in the distance, Coat of Arms
OF Canada and Indian woman on the right
end, Cupid bestriding lion and figure 4
on the left.
AS Canada money is at premium they
may be largely showed. 1t also contains a
description of spurious Elves on the Me-
chanics' Bank of Newark, N. ].
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-02
Fire in Newark.

NEWARK, N. J., Oct. 1.-Two brick build
ings l86 feet locg, being portion of the
extensive patent leather mandatory of l..
T. Howell Co., were destroyed by fire Mt 3
o'clock this morning. A large quantity of
knaPsacks and leather was destroyed, the
loss which amounted to l25, 900 is fully iu-
sured. The fire broke out in the driving
room and the cause of it was accidental.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-02
Storm at Sea Loss of the Bark
joseph Maxwell.

New York, Oct. 1st.-The bark Joseph
Maxwell from Philadelphia for Laguyra,
was lost during terrible gale, lasting five
days, from the 10th to the Dist of Septem-
Der, Such WAS the fury of the gale. that
all hands had to lash themselves to the
higgins and other parts of the bark, but
even then three of them were washed over
beard. During the entire FIVE DAYS they
bad nothing to eat or drink until the fury
of the gale subsidized.
On the 23d in latitude %, 40 longitude
SO the brig Conflict rescued the unfortu
nate men,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-02

B9CAPT. PLASKE's COMPANY of the I'd
Virginia Regiment, Milroy's Brigade,
arrived in town last evening and were
warmly greeted by their friends. This
company have followed the intrepid Milroy
through all his .lcng marches and hardly
contested battles, and although their ranks
are greatly thinned it is the largest COM
pauy 10 the regiment. The company has a
short leave of absence. After stacking
their arms in Lafayette Hall they dispersed
and each member was Joined or rather
seized by his relatives and friends and ia
ken away by main force.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-02

GS~SENT UP.-Yesterday man by the
name of Freeman Nichols came to the city,
and taking aboard about pint of whisky
became very noisy, and acted in a very
disorderly manner near the End Ward Mar
ket House. He was arrested by Aid. Rob-
ertson, who attempted to take him to Jail,
but Nichols got away. He returned sub
sequently, however, to the Market House,
and again commenced cutting up his "di-
Does" when he was arrested by officer st.
Myers. Aid. Robertson fined Nichols So
and costs, but having no money he was
committed to Jail.