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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-29

The PEN IS Mightier than the
533gt4 swoFqH ftIE
The GOlden--The Best Ofal Pens.
1881 ,eMoRToES aoEDRESs Il ssn5 y
The Best Pens In ths VEoridsAl
ON RECEIPT or ANY OF THk FoLIoWNe
" sums, In Cash pE rost-oaiee ssepps, TIE Us
cO5dIEg - Seser Pei0ai Vlzi +Es1 I'D fEc = -
.lgGoLD PRSs IEtRHOBE0AAEs. ca es1s7
IeF26 cents the Magic Peni tOr5 esAts, thALarky
tho EieEant POn; and for q, the KxeaIsior Pen
The, GiEes are NOA 2, 3 ,hNnd q Sos I Id
a. SAME PENS IN sfLYER.PLATKD ENTRN,
.sa SION GASES, WITH PENCILS.
Tor 80 cents the Magic Pen; for eents the Lneky
Rsni faE 81, the Alyay1 Ready Pen; nor $l.2s, the
Etelaht Peni and for l5o, the Excelsior Pom Ihese
are nllhptIhsd gpod.WFiting Gold Pens, with LII
VIII far outlast gToS1 Of the besf stesi Peus -
The name OF "A. Mortous' 4'Numbor,'' and GoaaI-
ity3 are stamped on the ioilUVing Pens, AID he
P0lntH are warranted Tor six mOuiL except aEainf
accident. The numbers indicate size oIlN: No 4
being tho smallest, No the IiEEest adapted for he
pocket; No. the smallest, and No. 10 the largest
Mammoth Gold Pen, for the desk Long aud ils-
dunn Nlbs Of ~ slEss and qHalities Short Sibs Il
Nos 4, 3, Q, and are made only Of GTaT quality,
GOLD PENS, WITHOUT oAsRa- Iig7
For Is cents, No. L Pen, LIST quality, or Nc.
70 F6S i, 81, No. Pen, LIST quality, "a
For 2 II 10 e Fss Is putty or HOaP
"a quality; or Nos Pen, 81 qualify. u 80
FOR $40. No; 4 Per, l.t quality, Or No. Pen,
fSs Si,5S NJ Fen, y. qgfAlity, @ No. Pea.
Eor s92s, aEe. 8 Pen, st Gpqllty, cd, sri.-..
THE SAME GOLD PENS, WITH SILVER E1TKN
- SION OASIS, WITH PENCILS. ETTTrr-
Fer $l,so, No. Peg, ii quality Or No, 3Psa.
Fnrsif5,s a No. Rpm, In quality, or a 10. sP.a.
"a quality, OF = 70, Pen, % quality.
qq ToE e Re- Fi Pa g ss4llsEi spa,
"a quality OF sNo. Pen; Sd Quality. n M -Tr-
Ext g H sSt Pen fSt quality, @ Sc Pen, "a
For 3 so Me- 9 Pen, 1st quality Z i-,rri,
GOLD PINS, ALL FIRST QUALITY, IN SILVER
sili oEEM0UNRED DESK-H0LDIsRB.i -E5sIEiE4
E ESs Be-. Pis, e 81 No Pen Or 2Ts
For SD 10. Ben, tPr - aNO. 9Psu, and for %,
The sat qaalItsss are pointSd with tie VERY hey,
rriUsmin polntA esPofplly selected and Of this
quality are sold with the Ehtest inperection which
il.ill and the closest scrutiny eahdstest. sfl :
The I'D quality are superior to any Pens made
by him pFOVious % The year 1Se0. fn9uliL1it lf-
The sd quality" he intend. shan equal In rssPeet
70 Durability, Elasticity, and Good whiting Qualities
In rSSsid 70 thoehsap cola Psns he bersIsuvo to
a &aShiHsTy, e e5 % sos ES1s & .: Good WIT
fur1ished gratuitously.
Fl5tieT oTdeFfaq aiust 81 an tslsiaisess speeiy EIs
tNngbT''1 and .'qiaaliJi' 81 ths Fsss ~ Fsii ard
Gases t0dHted dR b pdTtietIaT to desriBe the lad
n Peas they ttT-lohstAsr StIg or IiHlber, eOs1l.
For sale BY an dealers in the line th4Vagbout
me country. sAaoEeas 6tiI ,,npTo,-a -aa
-ooE ads lu q no. Is asaiasn LaSe, New York =.
Any one Aendlng single letter pust stamp Tfllre-
ceiVe circular with fSe uimile eneraVlnGl Of the
a9oye slhsa eea style. -. 1lzt5md
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-29
Missouri Mining C0nlpany

Incorporated Feb. 22d, 1881.
CAPITAL 6T0cFS,----.-----------S50 10000
iEH1s COMPANY rs FORMED FOR THE PUR'
ID pose Of Advancing the great mining interestlI
our State We do not profess 70 be governed BY
purely philanthr0pie motives IN initiating this en-
t6rurst wi believe that the stock can b made 70
pay large dividends, and at the time real
good aeeomp lahed and greater progress made IN de.
Veloping and making kR0Na the aItonishinE mineral
amount o. capital invested In any Other buines
We Hhhil make the once Of our COl1pany teln-
plets mining bureau Of the mineral Teso1Eees the
State. We have power under orr charter % 'tur
chase and sal mineral lands WhereTgI laelied In
Missouti. Great Inducements WI be oheted To- cap
Italigts and mining adventures, who desire = Pur
ohaSband work paying mines, By dealing with this
W. TS.5,fuIit s6lieit the attention or AL Who
have mineral Iaiia for sals 70 asnd usn statement
OF the same, describing the kind Of minerals their
hnds the humber 6ficres. thSioeIti6n, and the low
e W s TSs tssS SI AZ e SsS f iT9S S Bat
shan open and prove mostof the lands We nelL Ihe
books for subscrptiol 70 the stock aTe nov oPsn a
ne pfiee OF. the Company, Main ttteet. northwest
corner Of Locust, over Merchants Bank, eDtTnReo
No n Locust street An VIC eel interest IN This
subseTibs. Those Wilhing stock, living ont Of the
oity can Eeur6 Il By snei0sing ten per cent 9th
amount wanted 70 the President or Treasursr-
HssS1pi Bacon e. Pts : M:tthsv Butler, Ksq,
56:s s9 G hsIs:9 a Ia, : s z Ia: 70
ssL-iF. Boy, ESD a5t =. Joseph Rayna' E'a'
f1 Henry D. Bae5n;7 lib ID LyV.Bogy: h.t
y, BUTLERs Treas. y . ALFRED cLAPP' PEssstt
The above prospectus has up to this date been
published IN only Of cur leading PaPers for ten
days. NO6Etrd efforts 20 get Itook taken haze osen
Inadsg yut the ppbMe 20 well appreciate the sound
h4Ea q the enterprise that 6veT Two hundred tho1s
and dollars Of the stock has already bean tAken-
would briefly state that the shares S5 eeh paid
In full, without further uAitys trnnGerlbl9 ~ de-
livery; only when dividshds tEo reooi1ed
Any person having money % l4ra. can By the par
chase o. ihlrea IN the Missouri Mining Conpany
make investment that win pay largely, and ho'd
stock that i8reAdly eonTarted into ealh Wthoutloa
All communications 70 the President pEomPuY
81 Louis No. March "A 1851. ~.
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( H5Tws have, ct heavy xpenditure, furnIshedour
Job oHise with ali necessary materials embracing
I 9-f TYPE, RULES BORDERS, CUTS, &c, a3f
or the latest and most to renderit
capable of executing work. equalto THAT Of any other
establishment In the city, ond possessing facilities In
the way of Steam, &c, for doing expedltiDlhy,
unsurpassed by any other ofee, respectfully pre-
cent our claims fora share Of public patronage assu
ring those who entrust thelrWor 10 sthat eiort
thall be wanting to give entire satisfaction.
nov112b9 81 3talk OAMPBRLh 4 ApDERMor.. /
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no. W.I0HNeos.
q. w. JoHNsoN 3 soN,

AanuIeetuFers or Copper Tin and
Sheet Iron Ware.
HAVINGAYAILED OURSELVES OF ALL TIE
II improved facilities We are better prepared now
than ever 70 al all orders for any article work IN
the above line Of business. Vllies aud Conductors
made TO order. Steamboat work done in Eubstan-
dial and W0rkmAnliko manner. We are now paying
particular attention 70 this branch Of the trade and
can guarantee satishetion In every particular To
Wholesale DealGrb We can otter indueeuionis that
cannot be found elsewhere. Our stock Of Ware h
completes and the lortment Z full NJ antimes. We
keep stock Of thelat0st and most Approved PATTERN
u Coal and Wood Stoves on hand ~ All time
DIR % 11ea E1fG.WsJOHES0N 4 SOM esg
No.1Jp Market SQUARE,
lyG-dkWtf % r SAFE 1870 zie = Wh6elInR, Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-29
MAYORS OF The
a99ss Great Cities. 5.'1ao

lii 1858 S4=e4,S 49, ceanEI .nalt
WE the undersigned May6rIl h6rsbS certify that /
Nv the DrugEistsI ApotheelIies, and PhyHieianl
suEAure 70 that the remedies Of Oh, J. G. AYER |
co. q LoEen, IAyer's saEsaPatilla, pills. Agns
ndenss Of the Community. 'ss7'@' 9
nov 5,S7 Z, ~, M oo s,Esd Agl iei isist
HON JAMES COOK Mayor of LOWELL MASS
Mayor Of NASHUA, n. d.
HON. Z. W. HARRINGTON,
.s!iGsx no Mayor Of MANCHESTER, y. B.
HON. JOHN ABBorr, see zgisa e -
on a. Il. BULLOCK, aladiR ussl1s %
-s4ss ~ Mayor Of WoRoEsTER, MASS.
HON. NA4RI st1sBEE, 1s's ssv ID oaa 2
.sIa n a7Tfe 7sg9 Mayor Of SALEM, MASS
HON ?. W. LINCOLN. Jr.,,giD d7Hs ali@ az
? Eai:ailiaI Mayer Of BOSTON, MASS
H6N.lwM. N. RoDMAN, f. df7 naa, ha.or
Mayor Of PROVIDENCE. B. =
HON. AMOS W. PRENE1oS, $500; -.
nov, :, a :. DHIs q Hsa eoii5i hf'J I'd
Mayor Of NEW LONDON, ooNN
HON. UHAs. 8. KoDIER, ~. gesl sizs
,,,,-, -ss, Mayor Of MONTREAL p = q =
HON. D. I. TIEdASN, bpe. ,.-z.. O >. ,lla .
Mayor q HAMILTON, q ".
Mayor Of TORONTO, O. ".
.
HON. R. N. BISHOP, ai.. b 3s.g7sa q
sGoi5i7IIs - Mayer Sf LoUIsyILLR, KY.
HON. JoHy SLOAN. q .sbiiaFaf lol aai1la
Mayor of LYONS, IOWA
A9S' '4AEs Ai Miy5f q ssioWMAsynER, G. W.
F9sr JAMES " NORTH Mayor ssA66au.4i1,g VI.
-aglar t-l4FlrrE VrE iuldt. irs.zfGl Is ID.
HON ON HENRY cooPE H. Jrs p.ttov,,,. NJ,
tlO'' 'A'A' : Mayo aySff of 1REDrn1OrON. N! B
HON. 0s. WILLARD R s5F q NEW pzDrQsp. MASS
HoNsI BLAIsDEII, agi. ssle7sm siis ssai
MASoE,oI FALL h1Nhh5 MACS
HON. es v, Il OEA n Mayor If NEWPORT. R.
HON. YHKD srAHI- ~ - 1.o'H97 Il
Mayor OF eALENA, Ill
,,o,, ,o,,,, ,,.,,,,,,.,,, $40
Mayor Of DUBUQUE, IOWA.
HON. THOMAS cRUTcHFIKLD,
Mayor Of CHATTANOOGA, TENN.
HON. ROBERT BLAIR, a4st- srsE
Mayor ofTUscALooaA, ALA,
5TTs5Gll Mayor o. MEMPHIS. TENN.
'' Vs. lN4q 9- Mayor Of NEW oRlElAss. La
HON. h. D. soRANToN, % j. 2lii '77iils 81
- Mayor Of ROoHEsEHR, N. r.
49, ). Mayor q UTICA, n.
noE. aRORaE WILSON, sal .z.eL p ;.,,t-
NV. = - : :, ~ Mayor of pzrRo144. Mon.
HON. HKMAN L. P4eE. " =. 80. 10 20.
hon. W. W. VAUGHN, -
sse-ssss-.s= Mayor Of RAoISE, WIS.
HON :; s4F Mayor Of K1sOsHA WIS
HON. JOHN O. HANEs
HON. N. IA HATH, ,,.g = .s41SS,. ~.
.3niia dgE Ie1n55'e-s - '''-'''-A' Ala
HON. A u NOBLE, 2 % IIz2Ea WaE ~ ?
Mayor Of MONTGOMERY, ALA
| HON. vas. ndLERAD. lIi 81 bIG Ilaf
Mayor or COLUMBUS, "a
DON AsPARTERo MANUAL l,..lls .. SOS
go Mayor Of Y1RA ORUz,
49, . Mayor OF MEXICO
DON EsTNPHANn. RoDRIGUEs,
p ~ 3 ANTONIO VT z mn Z S,s,
DoB II q. MILAEaHo,. o. .,5 80 20. So ,I,,.
ss.seea' fS.a Mayor siVALPAR1Iso. cH III
.rlliflsf - ssisfstlll aEI .5.,1ff1s %
DON NARo aRsoUIpEDALIA, .taHg- fsnL
.srfIag Mayer q no JANETRoS BRAzIL-
Certify that tie rssidsat D1arrists have assured
az 'til - % 'nl fhsGal 2 zalKH9 IFS
is.as lfIa- go RI. s ll-.1sf
Ayers. Sarsaparilla
Is an s1ellsas itt.sdy. and worthy the confidence
.M q the community. ~
49,, dil taT ~ -'i7 ie s.isasf7.g lsl1f-sesr
li7ei HhVav.So Ca,seoV,sy SISIIa 80 !
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The present critical state Or European vi,
render the4s unusually interesting dur
ing the forthcoming year. They will occupy mid.
aIe ground between the hastily written neTsitarns
crude SpeeulationS and Tying rumoEs Of the daily
Journal and the ponderous tome OF the future HID
rnent OF the great political eyents 81 Gle Time S6SII
have passed away aItig to 'thess Periodicals. thaf
reSdsTs qlqst look for lylnteTgibIe and
ADDITION 70 their literary scientife
ditheologieal character, we urge them fip6n te
confederation. OF the reading publloa .I1tf 49P9
The receipt of Advance Sheets from the
BEitsh publnhefs gives addi tionll value to these
heprtnts tnasmuch a. they can uoWbs placed IN
the hands of subscribers about a. soon As no rei
nal editions = 80 Sa'b'
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DUSINRsS being fully resumed on the Baltimore
ID Ohio Railroad, the Company having thorough.
and comp letely guarded by Government troops, vii
on and Aftaf thGl5th Aug, run two through pasSan-
ger trains and e2ntinls thsS fal equipment in the
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New Spring WALLPAPER. e
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LEAVE WHERLING, daily, at 1910 A. NJ; Ben.
wood, 1870 A. n. Grafton, $50 p! NJ. New Greek,
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900 A. Nj HArpsr's Ferry, 3:l7 A NJ; arrive At Bal
I'M. g $50 a. 81. - =. 49,.
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a DYsENTRRY, RELA9ysAND WORMS. 81
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nEADAoHEi SICK HRADAoHB, GoUIsTodAoH.

IND SUUuh UE IHHIH v I4l0Ho@l y
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RtL1oUS DISORDERS AND LIVER coMPLAiNTsi
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'INDIGESTION AND IMPUR

From Rev. J. y. HINES, Pa5tor Of Adveas Church,
,Ir,.Ar1n: I heSe used your Piils with, sxtraopdt
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WARSAW, WYOMING Co., N. Y, Oct. "a, 1855.
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RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, AMI, GOVT. if.
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BALTIMORE ~
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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-07-23
The Latest News.

There is nothing from Richmond indicating an
carly movement by McClellans army.
The Yankee forces at Winchester, Harpers Ferry,
and Fredericksburg are evacuating those places and
removing their stores They seem to think that
old "Stonewall" is after them again.
Private report here says that jackson had attack
ed Gen. Pope in the valley and whipped him. TIE
rumor needs confirmation
The reported capture of Curtis Yankee force by
Hindman in Arkansas, turns out to be untrue. Ac-
counts from Memphis state that Curtis had crossed
the Mississippi near Helena Ark, with his forces,
and no doubt he has joined Gen. Grant at Memphis.
Vicksburg still resists the bonbardment of the
Yankees. Several gunboats have passed down the
river under heavy fire from our batteries. The
ram Arkansas will soon be ready for action.
A sharp skirmish is spoken of as taking place at
Wallaces Cross Roads in East Tennessee, with slight
loss on each side.
Col. Forrest, commanding 1000 cavalry recently
attached to Beauregard's army, made successful
dasb it is said, upon the enemy at Murfreesboro',
two Brgadier Generals, four pieces Of cannon, and
destroyed half million of army stores. Another
account is that he saved half the stores, and cap
tured several hundred horses and mules, and killed
and wounded upwards Of 200 of the enemy. His
own loss was only 16 killed and 80 wounded.
Gen. "Stonewal" jackson has not been made q
full General, as reported. There are already five
as many as the law allows.
Gen. Huger has been relieved from his command
and appointed inspector Of ordinance.
Gen. Magruder has been ordered back to Rich
mond, and it is reported that Gen. Holmes of this
State, has been appointed to the command of our
forces west of the Mississippi.
The exchange of prisoners has commenced at
Richmond:
Every effort is being made to rouse the North to
raise the 300, 900 men demanded by the President.
Public meetings, appeals from the Governors and
the press as well as the offer of 500 bounty, all
employed.
In about eight weeks the South will add to its
forces 100000 men, which will be enough to give
the Yankees lively time.
YANKEES AND NEGRoEs.-It is rumored here that
great discomfort has grown up among the negroes
at Roanoke Island against the Yankees. 1t is al
legged that the negroes made an attack upon the
Yankees recently with arms killing several of them
and that the Yankees Immediately butchered 800 of
them. The report is hardly credible, yet it may be
true.
North Carolina Bonds arc selling well in Rich
mond N. c. per cents. bring 1O9 to 1908 per
cents. bring 1914. Confederate bonds stand at 100
to lO1
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-07-23
Fur the Standard. =
Election Of Colonel Of the doth Regiment N. C..
Militia.

For the Standard.
Election of Colonel of the doth Regiment N. C.
Militia.
Mr.. EDIroR:-Permit me through your columns
to notice in BRIEF the election of the Colonel of the
10th regiment OF N. G. Militia. Tine commissioned
officers present failed to make an election The vote
as returned to the Adutant General was, Capt JAS.
Jackson 8, Capt A. Thomas 4, and Mr.. Beves A.
Capt. A. Thomas is now the Colonel. Now, as Capt
Jackson received as many votes as both the others,
how does it happen that man who receives just
one fourth of the votes gwen is elected over one
who receives halfy The question can lie answered
only one way. man must be what is termed an
original secessionist and it SO happens that Capt
jackson was not Now, in justice to the men, l
would say all are clever, high-toned gentlemen, but
Capt Jackson was an old campagner, having serv-
ed successfully through two campaigns in the old
United States and at the commencement of the pre-
sent war, he raised company, and served faithfully
on the Peninsula Now should man whose head
is whitened by the frosts of many winters and who
has served his country in three campaigns, and who
receives half the votes cast be passed over simply
because he was not a secessonlst at the inaugura-
ton Of Lincoln? But such has been the policy Of
the present administration. Let the people put
down such men and place men in their places who
will carry out the will of the people Let us all raj
ly to the support of Col. Vance for Governor, and
give him an overwhelming majority Al the August
election. JUSTICE.