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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-19
ROOK-KEEPING

Business Writing Counting houso Calculations, Po-
litieSl Economy, Finance aud Banking, Commercial
Law are the chief subjects Of attentI0n but the In
struettons In these are intsrspeFsed with maxim.
and incnIcations tending to the formation Of high
character a men and eitl1en1.
The course Of Instruction IL intended to be Is
COMPREHENSIVE and thorough that Of any Of the
dant q much te11.ls o. - aesi,l1ssii r1.t5 =. ~
LIE. beEB leave. TO refer thoso to whom he b
unknown 70 Geo.. v. auaiths E1q.t or 70 tbs pfeer9
Rye-endtu 70 80 Z
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-19

RgRAILRoAD AoCIDEkr.-on Saturday
a freight car ran of the track at Plane No.
4, OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
While the train was standing upon the
track aud the men were endeavoring to
place things right, another train came
along aud knocked ten or fifteen cars of
the track, breaking them mp and scattering
their contents about over the ground. No.
body was hurt, but the damage was con-
siderable.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-19
From the Daily Express, Lancaster, Pa
"CHEnIIcAL WRITING FLUID.'

[From the Daily Express, Lancaster, Pal
ttCHEHIlCAL WRITING FLUIDS"
ave are indebted to MesErE. Z. Barr { %. for a
supply of LaughllnS BuShnsldu Ink, an article We
have been using exclusively for tho year past. 4.
sIt Il manufactured at Wheeling, West Virginia,
by firm whose loyalty never for q moment Wavered
and TO whose patriotism the highest compliment We
could pay would be to say that It Is genuine,
free, as unfAding and permanent a. their Ink with
which We make thisrecord uz-all ~ ~
'Weuse this FLUID because. altar being torment
cd with many other black devices, We have found IL
superior 10 every respect any other, either foreign
or home make, aud hence pronounce Il the best and
most reliable In the Market
LAUGHLIHS 4 BusHRIELD, Manufacturers,
Sold by ]. O. Orr O..
Reed Kraft, ~ ttEl51l
Jos. Graves. ff Hf gasl5t 10,
Wal. p. MeKelyey,
And Book sellers generally. $50, u mil
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-19

pW-TuE oIRvEIAsD AID PlrrsBUReu
RArIRoAD.-The friends of this enterprise
will he glad to learn that at no time 10 its
history has its business been so heavy as
now. Both in freight aud passengers the
traffic is unusually heavy, aud the receipts
are, of course, proportionately large. Tho
rolling stock of the road, having been
found insufficient to meet the increased
demand upon its capacity, seven powerful
first class locomotives were recently or
dered from Philadelphia.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-19
sPECIAL NoTICEs.
Heimstreet's Inimitable Hair &
storatiYe.

It restores gray hair to its original color. Itstlm
ulatel Its growth, rendering It luxuriant and beau
ful, and keeps the head Tree from dAndiu and dry
mess. It is the originalartcle Medicine Depot 2o2
0'ONS ~ d. s. BARNES,
ana "
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-19
The Confessions and Experience of
an Invalid

an Invalid.
PubliShed for the benefit and as 4 warning and q
caution to young men She suffer from Neryoun De
bIty, Premature Decay, &e.; supplying at the same
time the means OF SelfCure. Byons who has cured
himself after being put to great expense through
medical imposition and. q1sekery. BY enclosing q
post-paid addressed envelopes sIHdGH COPIES may bo
Bedford, Kings Co., New York. ap4lyd4U
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-19
New Clothing House.
1909.
NEW YORK CLOTHING DEPOT
soHoENF1% e g BRO.

NO. 40 Main Street, Centre wheeling.
ITREMRNDOUs STOCK of Mems and Boys Wear,
OF best material and workmanship, at haIEprice.
Furnishing GOodt Hats 0sps, and carpet-Bags, sold
equally cheap It is very evident that new house
will be established now during this crisis, except It
is fully able to compete with older ones, which
during the crisis all reduced prices; but our stock
having been bought under very favorable auspices.
We certainly will sell you goods to say the least,
Rstonish ngly low and less than they bO bought
10 this city @poSitively."
to show goods. AtHo. 20 Main st, Centre Wheeling.
SCH0ENRIELD BRO.
o, We forgot Please bring your money along.
No terms. lny2S
DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS
WILL BE SUPPLIED with Goods both Staple
w and Fancy, in our llne, at Lowest Cash Prices.
7. a. LOGAN & CO., Al Main Street,
LOGAN, LIST { Co, Bridge Corner.
wheeling, Va. aug4.
CLOSING OUT SUMMER GOODS
T AM SELLING
l. Black Silk Lace Nantes for ...........y$ 90
That sold last season At-....-.......-... Is 90
fast Colored Lawns at..................-. 121<
summer Silks at,...............--...... 80
Early Price. ............................. IS
jys press eopy) J. 8. RHODES.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-19
SYTHES, SNATHES g. SlCKLES!

DRYOR & FROST, 81 & "a Main ST.
i have Just received rs dOL. assorted SnAthes, SO
doI. supeetOr sythes, Is doz best make Sickes and
. ful assortment Of whet stones single aud double
coated rifles, &C. ALSO, full assortms 4 OF four aud
dVe fingered CRADLES, Of the best make, and the
well known WAsHISGTON Cradles. iet6
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-19

az aas .Broaa.0ay aad 10 sond 81
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-11
Yankee Letters.

IN the Editors table Of the last number Of the South.
cru Literary Messenger. it is suggested that all Yankee
letters found on the field II battle captured in camps
should be carefully preserved with view the publ
cation Of such of them disclose the inner life and
character Of the Yankees We renew the suggestion
and ask the press throughout the Conedoracy to 90 ope
rate with US 1t is OF great Importance that the moral
deprlyiiy Of our foes should be established by rretabe
proof This be done 10y publishing the letters rerEa-
ton and retaining the letters themselves bound in book
form, in the Congressional library. committee Of
Congress should take charge Of the collection and publ
cation Meantime all who have Yankee letters should
preserve them carefully Let the civilized world know
that they who have proved themselves the most lying
brutal aud tyrannical are, at the time the most
sensual beasty obscene and iterate people Of modern
times
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-11
The Emperor of the French and the Confederate
States

The note caused to be addressed by the French Min
ster of Foreign Affairs to the leading maritime nations
Of Europe inviting their cooperation with France in an
effort 10 stay the bloody hand Of in America, fixes
as fact As the Mobile Register remarks, what has here
tofore been welaccredted theory to-wit that the
Emperor of France is in favor of Intervention The
remark lately attributed to him. that 'the TING had ar
rived when civilization could not preserve rs self,re
pect Il did not Interfere to arrest the desoatng con-
test" Is one f those sentences pregnant with great
uth which so often owe thu. birth TO Nspoleons sa-
gacious mine He sees Fran. the recompensed sut'
fsrer by the war She has TO endure without hoS OF
future conntervaing benefits Not so with tue English
statesmen nVv in power They have adopted the cold and
selfish theory tha, il cheaper 10 money point view
10 feed thar DeruYss cas-, out from their Vings By the
cotton fam than to TAXA Yankee war on their hands
Tev look for recompense for their present burhsns in
the exhaustion of the resources aud the destruction Of
the power Of the United siates in relieving her COM
merce from the bondage Of dependence upon the South
for cotton, and in building up within her dOmniOn' in
Inda rival to the Confederate States in the protue-
ton aud supply Of the great staple
Such are clearly the springs of British poGcy-that
thew are mistaken We believe tine will show. The MAXIM
that honesty IS the Dest poucNp Sppes 10 hauouS NJ
well as 10 individuals and we hold that People or
Government long prosper in the economy of Gods
Providence whose policy is Systematically shaped by
purely selfish considerations for purely selfish ends
great Nation cannot maintain its character its pres
tge with an open disregard for the principles OF justice
and the claims of humanity The Ministry of Great
Britain are now guiding the destinies of that Ma
ton on course counter these great truths of mOra
ty-they are violating he seGrespect of civilization,
as Napoleon expresses il. They are committing
,ioual sin, which will prove to be national bunder
and thew must make atonemeut for in national suffer
ing.
Napoleou's clear intellect, not bsioGsed by the pres
ent apprchensons and the future hopes of England
all this, and he has put himself record the first
European Monarch 10 propose friendly mediation "
put an end to this cruel and causeless Two things
NAV De educed from this fact-what Napoleon puts his
hand to he generally accompshes, and that speedily
The second il that the American people in their first
struggle for Independence never have forgotten the
friendly hand extended to them from France so in this
eeoud and greater conflict for human rights and self
government the people of this Coniederacy will remem,
Der the French and their Emperor for the noble stand
lust taken in the advocacy Of humanity and peace
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-11

~ When clothing needed Issue men, the Comps
ny Commander will procure from the QuAermaser reul
sion, approved by the commanding officer
" Ordinarily the Company Commander will and issue
articles soldier may will issued hm
W. 0cers receiving clothing will render quarterly
the Quartermaster General De-
VII Commanders Companies viii the receipts their
clothing issued them receipt rolf witnessed b.
officer, he absence Of IN ocer, By commissioned
aeknow sgnsurt he soldier The I}ues
soldier to be entered separately the roll and all vacant
spaces the roll to be filed with cipher The roll 10 the
for the the quarterly return the Company Command
yy:ra Issues will be noted on the roll
VIII zach soldiers clothing account kept by the Company
Commander In company book This account sets only
money value clothing which he received issue for
which his receipt entered In ne book, aud wiatssed
preceding paragraph
TX when soldier detached the amouf due
to BY him for clothing VII be aiei In his descriptive @
Y. When solderis discharged tho hg
for clothing S be stated the duplicate
settlement Of his accounts
Xl Dessrters clothing will be into store The Invoice
Of IT, and the QnarsImAsers receipt for H. will cob
lions and the name Of the deserter.
XII The Inspection report damaged clothing
with the amount OF damage Of es article list of such articles
~ are ~ for issue at a reduced price stated.
MIL Commanding Ofheers order issues Of cloth
poners eonts taking other
clothing when there Is ouch In store.
XIV ln all Of deficiency damage any article
clothing or camp or garrison equaze the oeer
for the property required by Law
rgcy by unavoidable accident oss actual service
without fault his pa and in damage
and attention were exeed his part and that the
dld DOT fesah from neglect BY order.
deO-lu Adufant and Inspector General
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-11
LArER FROM THE NORTH.

New York dates OF the sth Instant have
been received had been made by Burnside
Sunday York papers that Jackson had Joined
lie. nj sburg wing
amy Il was rumored that suars cavalry
side Of the moving between the forces Of Burn
side and Sgel.
The Saturday night intense The Abolition troops
suffered considerably Six Abolition pIckets reported to have
been frozen to death Potomac Aqns
nearly two Inches thick II Is stated that body Of Rebels
cped Thoroughfare Gap and waenon Junction Saturday
Col Percy Wyndham about to make reconnaissance.
siege has Issued proclamation ordering election Con-
ress for the district Norfolk Princess Nanemond Por
mouth and Isle Of Wight.
secured his constituents from the Ip.
coins late proclamation,
Three rsb. schooner attempting to run the blockade into
Wilmington wednesday were captured They all from
Nassau One Tue another the Brilliant The third
one run ashore-nsme unknown.
Interesting correspondence recently passed bet~tsn Gen
eral Henry A. Wise General Keys relative to the
O, luns,ic. In the asylum Williamsburg, Va.
Seventy Eve thousand t50 dollars had been subscribed
Hsu York for the operatives Lancashire England fre
rred ia the guard Hsrper Ferry Saturday Might
,hsr. the rrbe prisoners confined consuming govern
msnt buildings and the government and telegraph Office Lo's
10000.
Tn. rebel peter and powder mills at Yeyle A have
been DESTROYED BY portion Of BluRt's command.
TIL. Herald consurrs that Banks expedition designed
sdyanc. upon by Of the York and James rivers
Grenada was occupied by the Yankee cavalry Monday Let De
esmber Fifteen locomotives and 100 burned
Gen Ro.scrsn. has made forward towards Muir
freesboro'.
Gold vas held York lsll. Exchange lS Cotton
was duno quotations given Three millions bales OF cotton
shortly expected from the South
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-11
Lincoln's Theory of Human Rights

In ooe OF the earlier messages Of this very peculiar
statesman, be Illustrated bis ideas Of Presidents duty
by hkening him % the captain Of ship in danger in
whose estimation the safety Of the vessel to be the
first object next the preservation Of the cargo and
lastly, the lives OF the passengers who were to be pre-
served only iu the that did the sacr
nee Of the ship
In his last message he presents the United States in
the aspect Of another trad-to wit Territory, People
and Laws. Tue Territory ia the prime and sole consid
eraon-that does not change at least not fast enough
10 be taken into But people die, one genera
non after another aud no abides long enough to
make him OF 40 much consequence the dirt under his
feet, which i, 20 him. Therefore the terri
tosyis % be kept 1yoil'e tmsv never BE- divided
diminished Let 10 consequences he what they may
the pe0Pie'aa--iafe, pagc, rape, famine, pestence
dssolAroo able; misery, hopeless despOtism-no mat
ter what ,hg sulcrugs OF man-uo matter what his deg
radiation physical moral Intellectual he can only
suffer while he lives through hi. span of hreescore aud
ten; and even il this dreadful Of horror lasts
FOR twenty generations, the idHd will outlast
and swallow in il bosom the last survivor
Therefore lst the Idol Of Territory, the Yankee
Juggernaut roll in its grand triumph! Let the peo
pie themselves under is mighty wheels and be
ground into their native dust, Away with the idle no.
ton that the earth made for mannOt So man was
nais sor The earth Away with Tie folly that GoyeTp-
nsrS vas designed for. fnah ASpplaes-nGa ere.
sssASassSo furnish subject We
sTSFl TEOSs whom We have reekORsd to be wisssaDd
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-11

good who pOndered over the problems of stae-craft
ookas on material things and artificial politics only as
means to the end as instruments to effect the happiness
the Improvement and the elevation of manElnd-hesc
men, falsely praised benefactcrs, were mere So
phiss and IDIOTS! The revelation of Lncolns uPer
sedes all their lessons and inaugurates new era-"of
the EARTH earthly"
As TO the third article of HIS trinity-the Laws-he
passes il over in silence Having practically annihi-
lated all the provisions of the Constitution and the laws
which stood in his way, he had sufficiently proved that
he considered them cypher in the great sum he was
working out.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-11

car load is estimated 70 contain e tons so that The
receipts from LIST January st December this year
cept the quantity sent to Belle Isle 1905 loads
or 20 65s tons; and same time 81, 1880 tons. In
crease 654L tons We have record showing that the
receipts of coal by this railroad from st January to Il.
December 90. were Slo72 !Qns snd same time, in $50
26,S47 tons.
The coal business ia recorded the Dsnvie dep0. by
the loads; at the Petersburg depot by bushels and
the toll office Of the Canal by The receipts OF
coal Glover Hill by the Richmond and Petersburg rail
road from ls January lst December, this year
1907 TONS time last year. &c, 265 tons Decrease
S5s tons The receipts during the months of septem.
ber October and November this year, only $50
bushels, against $685. 22o bushels time last year
Decrease 81, 1895 bushels or 3 SS5 cart loads!
The receipts of coal and coke by the Canal from LIST
January to LIST December 'G2, III tons same
time last year. 81 1908 tons Decrease 1926 tons The
quantity sent up the Canal this year vas l,9ca tons
According to the above figures, and our record for
previous years the supply of coal Ons from the neigh
boring mines from LIST January to ist December for a
series of years, was is follows
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-11
yrrTNy IN AN ABOLITION CAMP.

RALEIGH, Dec. l0-The State Journal learns from -
source perfectly reliable that mutiny broke out
among the aboltionist at Newbern, at the close Of
list week Five hundred soldiers threw down their
arms, swearing they were Democrats and would fight
no more under the Abolition Gag Some Of them
captured, but the majority made their escaped The
excitement is represented as intense The traitor ssn
ley fed to gunboat. The immediate cause of the mutt
ny was the reported advance on Newbern Of Gene
Jackson, Evans and Gov. Vance, with heavy force.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-11
FROM THE SOUTHWEST.

GRENADA Dec. s.-Twenty-fv abolitionists captured
near Cofeeville, yesterday, were brought in to-day
They report that the cars are running from Grand
Junction to Holly Springs and that the telegraph line
is working to that place.
A man just from Yocknahaeft reports the enemy 40,
900 strong crossing the river They burned portion
of the town of Water Valley.
Mccullough the Arkansas "Jsyhawksr" was killed in
the fight at Coffeevle. All quiet here.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-11
Suffering Soldiers.

A soldier frore to death Al Camp Lee on Saturday
night last Twenty other soldiers there without
blanket to protect them from the weather. Viii the
citizens Of Richmond permit their defenders to suffer
thus. Is there in the city adjacent country
Who viii lie quiet al night when he knows soldiers
freezing almost within stones thro- OF his door For
bid il heaven"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-11

The receipts of anthracite coal lin the Dock in 1855,
we're 2O,5ss tons; in So 2SOls tons in 60, 29,ses
tons; and in o. $3.50 tons and 10000 bus Clover Hill
from Port Walthall.
AT Messrs. Sumner & Burress' auction sale, to-day,
manufactured tobacco was sold at 92slO4 cts, per ID;
salt 5sa62 cts per h. lard 6ss6O cts block matches n
per gross etc.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-11
NOTICE.

OFFICE x, ,. ASD 2. L. n. COMPANY, 81
hcusoso, Dec. 10 ls62'B
VNURRE being station At Hsm,on'' Crossing and the sta
Guinea b,lis osied BY he Government persons
sending Eoods this Railroad either Of these points,
quired o all risk Of loss aud damage.
1ood he delivered ., those points s be received In
Depot o.leisntnt given the by the
owner shipper relieving the Of all responsibility
~ JOHN r. MIcxURDo,
deiI-st General Freight Agent
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-11
TELFGRAPHIC.
BRITISH AND FRENCH WAR VESSELS AT
CHARLESTON

CHARLESTON
CHARLESTON, Dec sth.-The British war steamers Cad
mus, 81 guns, and the Petrol, 10 guns arrived of
Charleston yesterday from Fortress Monroe on the 3D.
Tse British Consul spent last night aboard the Csdnos
That vessel le this morning for Fortress Monroe The
Petrol leaves on Thursday.
The French corvette Milan still lies anchored in the
harbor Yesterday evening, her commander, with
Gems Beauregird and Ripley, and number Of ladies
and invited guests, visited Fort sumteS
1t is rumored that intelligence has been received that
the iron-clad Passac left New York and reached Hamp
ton Roads and after remaining there some days left for
the South but obliged put back to the Roads in
a Disabled condition
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-11
EslicIlL AND COMMERCIAL.
"WEDNESDAY, Dec. Il

WEDNESDAY,, Dec. 10, 1852.
The following resolutions were sloptsd at the late
Convention of Manufacturers in North Carolina;
Resolved, That we will sell all the products of our
several mills at profit not exceeding rs per cent? and
further that give the orders OF the State the prefer
ence.
Resolved That we will best endesvors to dis
courage speculation in factory fabrics and TO secure
this end we will sell in quantities to such Agents only
will prevent their reaching the hands Of specuators
Resolved That we beisye the following prices are in
conformity at present with the exemption ac to Wit
IA Sheetings IS per yard Cotton Yarn No. IS to
Is at So IS per bunch, of pounds No 81 to los nj
$780, No. lis TO l2s at 1915.
Reolred That all manufacturers not here represented
be requested to comply with the acquisitions OF the
exemption act.
letter from Mr. Bunch tn. British Consul in Charles
ton published in the London Times estimates the amount
of cotton remaining in the Southern States on the 18th
of August last as follows:
Bales g
Remainder Of crop Of 1850. 10000
Undestroyed crop Of 1881. ........ 100000
Crop of 1862 mot yet picked. ...... 100000
100000
Shipped through the blockade. ......... $4,000
Remaining in the South ....... 1880 ,0oO
The annual report Of the President and Directors OF
the Richmond and Danvile railroad company shows that
the entire receipts of the road for he ending 10th
September were s724 AGO. aud the expenses S3% 2SS.
80 Nett earnings sSsS,lso 90 The gross receipts
exceeded those of the twelve preceding months by the
sum of s290,s7o o. The nett earning, amount to 2'i
per cent upon the capital stock.
Sugar sold at auction in Petersburg Yesterday at
prices varying from 65 to 7si cents for brown and csr
fed grades Extra -four sold ct t2O.2'.
The following is comparison of the number Of car
loads of coal Midlothian transported on the Richmond
and Dauyie railroad from ls January to let December
to the coal yard in Richmond ~ to the coal yard, OPP
posite Rockets (2) to boats for Tredegsr Works, ETC.
(3) and to Bell Isle, ~:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-11

TIME MEADOWS, FARM NEAR CHAR
i louisville, AND TnE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA,
FOa sALEI Iae the farm which reside,
called the MEADOWS within and half miles Of ChArloes
ve half miles Of the University Of Virginia.
the heathy aud beautiful locations In the county
conan survey go Acsi OF land shout 81 Acres
Of which Of hrais os grounds or meade. land and shout
I4e wood land heavily tlnbered the balances 10
cleared the exception Of twenty Acre, which 10
growth Of wood of ten twelve standing
place well enclosed With antfA fence and the
fences all good b..
young thrifty orchard OF about four hundrsd
apple peach trees larger part Of s apple trees In full hsar
Ing buildings neatly built comfortable and csnvs
nent, and nearly all new.
ANY wishing purchase a. time the
Farm address Charlottesville Abemare county,
Virginia. ...-.
cash II preferred, any time the purchaser
dsli@ai THos W. WOOD.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-11
DIED.

On the sh instant At the residence Of her father In Richmond
MARIA '. DANIEL, In the 9Th year other age
The friends Of the family Invited to attend her funeral
St James' Church, to-day, at u NJ.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-11
A MALE TEACHER.

MALE TEACHER.
WE several parties stating that had engaged
w Teacher. The engagement failure. We eill
The school male sehoolnear Boydton Salary say,
5000 or 500
could not get board
be good dsplInlran and otherwise well
qualified. - n. tgaIc3 o. :.
Any person vauilus, ths atuaiOu come and
see Us. bringing testimonials :.
'N@ihH Hit5s4 -s.sassai "a as. Il fINeSkSAs
:. ss1f sss.sissss -SSs'ss s-sS fEALSxkss