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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-07
INDIANAPOLIS, IND. FRIDAY MORNING,

anywhere, for it was now recollected by thou
sands that the place had always been haunted
by ghost or ghosts; and that the place of re-
pose of the mortal part of the defunct was
the cause of the trouble it had for centuries
occasioned to others, was fully established by
the fact that since the remains were respect
fully and decently removed to consecrated
ground, no appearance of a ghost had been
seen about Castle Blank. and in all probabil-
ity never viii again. Who it was that walked
about in the recovered skeleton, perhaps CEN
turies ago, there is no record to tell, and his
name is never likely to turn up in either his
tory or tradition.
/ NAV add 10 this story that the lord OF
Castle Blank is reported to be great admirer
of, and to some extent, believer ih, the
ghost theories of DR.. Justinius Kerner; but
whether that has any effect upon the tale
have hurriedly related, am unable to say
Correspondence of the Morning Herald.
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MACHINlSTS.
~ nc w NJ n e. III II ~ i
BLACKSMITH SHOP.

HAVING ENTIRELY REFTTrED THE SHOP FORM
Ill ERLY occupied by John Cooper, IN Osgood,
smith Cos Last AMI Hub Factory am prepared TO GO
al kinds o. work the machinery OF black Smifhing
line Having had twelve year. experience in the best
machine shops the country natfer myself that can
gve entire satisfaction those Who favor me with
Their work. have my employ Of tue best black
smiths ia the ste. and pay particular nton 20 horse
shoeing and machine forging
repairing q al kinds promptly attended
hocels u al kircs built for the patent Office
Remember Tie place. one square south ~ the Union
Depot, on Illinois street 7. RpowN.
fniylo-tlv 'el
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-07
ADVERTISING IN THE WEEKLY.

Advertisements published in both the Daily and the
weekly will be charged the full Daily rates,
with one half The weekiv rates added.
Business published Ia the local columns OF ten
lines or under viii be chirged for each insertion sl "
over ter lines, cents per line.
Charge will be made fnr inserting the notices oi the
following Orders Societies and Associations al the rates
named. 10 be paid In advance:
Military Companies, Order Of Odd Fellows, MASONIC
Orders Brnevolcut Societies and Singing Societies
For each notice exceeding lines % cents Tor each
Insertion over eight lines at this rate.
Announcing deaths with funeral notice attached, sl'
without notice free
Marriage Notices 90 cents.
Notice Festivals Piccs and Excursions gotten mp by
individuals association y churches, at the regular
prices
loaded and placed under the bead 81
Special Notices. II ten lines will be charged double
the usual rates.
Advertisements making less than three lines, inserted
u the Daily will be charged hfty cents
Yearly advertisers paw quarterly
Announcing candidates for offices of every description
to charged the Of 81 80 fer each name m the
Daily s2 the Daily and Weekly the same to be- in
all cases. paid in advance
Legal advertisements inserted AZ the expense Of the at
toruevs ordering and not deayae for the legal proceed
Ing but coliectabie usual time. Publishers not
accountable for the accuracy e legal advertisements De-
yond the amount charged Tor their publications.
ELDER. HARKNEsS BINGHAM,
PrOprietors Indiana State sentinel
j. NJ TILFORD,
President nd Journal Company.
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DRUGS.

IL. persons knowing themselves indebted 10 me Will
please call al their earliest convenience and make
set Element of same and obige X. BROWNING.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-07

SENATE.

SENATE.
RLPrbLIcAxs HOLDING ovKk.
Delaware and Backford-Water March.
Fayette and Upion-Benj amin +. Cisypooi
Fountain-Henry Campbell.
Hamilton and Tipton-Geo. B. Grub.
Hensrirks and Boone-Solomon Blair.
Henry Joshua II. Mallett-
Lsporte and Starke-Abram Teegarden.
Miami and Fulton-Daniel X. Bearss.
Montgomery--Mlchael &. White.
Noble DeKalb and Steubel - Timothy X.
Dickinson.
Randolph-Thomas R. Brown, (contested.)
Rush-Edward II. NJ. Berry.
Decatur. ID. Pleak-l3.
REPUBLICANS ELECTED.
Jeferson-John L. Mansfield
Wayne-Othnel Beeson.
Benton, Warren ana White-Alired Reed.
Tipp-canoe-Moses G. Culver.
Jasp, r, Lake, Newton and Porter-Ezra Right.
KOsciusko and Wabash
Parke and VermilIion-O. p. Davis.
Maron-John Z. New Contest ).-S--2l.
DEMOCRATS HOLDING OVER.
Clark and Scott-Charles p. Ferguson.
Clay and PuInam-Archibald Johnston.
Gibson. DUBOIS and P,ke-Thomas Shoulders.
johnson aud Morgan-Franklin Landers.
Shelby aud Hsncuck-Martin Nj. Ray.
Vigo ami Sulivan-Henry h Wilson.
Washington and Harrison-SImeon X. Volt
Jennings and Jackson-M edes W Shields-S.
DEMOCRATS ELECTED.
Floyd-AusuStus Bradley.
Marshall and St JCseph-HOrace Corbin.
Grant and MddIson-John ID. Marshall.
Pusey and Vauderburgh-GeoFge W Finch.
Perry, Spencer and Warrick--B. L. Fuller.
DAVIS and knpx-James ID Williams.
Greene aud Owen-GeOrge Y. Moore.
Lrwrence and Martin--Thomas Cobb.
Crawford and OHnge-Henry jenkins.
Brown aud MOnrOe-Paris Z. Dunnng.
Bartholomew I. Hord.
Dearborn-James W Gaff.
Frankln-Thomas Clifford.
Adams. JAY and Wells-Georse S. Brown.
Allen-PlinY Hoagland.
Huntington and Whitley-A. j. Douglas.
Carroll and ClinIon-Leander McClurg.
Cas>, Howard and Pulaskl-John Divis.
Ripley-William L HartIe,-l9-27
INDEPENDENT.
Ohio and Observation-Disclosures c. Downey.
kosciusko aud Wabash-W illiam Q. Ora, es.
Republicans holding over. .............l3
elected OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
81
Democrats holding over. Observation-Disclosures.
elected. ..l9
81
Independents. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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MING * SLOAN, {,
(LATE R. BRowNING)
- n& u Ga ID II - IT - /,

~ West Washington Street, indianapolis,
Have in store large and well selected stock Of Drugs
Medicines. Chemicals, Paints, OILS VaTnishes, Dye
stuis Glassware. Window Glss>, Brushes,
Cigars, Tobacco, Spices, Perfumery,
Fancy and Toilet Articles,
Coal oil and Lamps,
Patent Medicines,
and all articles complete the stock OF Druggist A.
purchase principally for cash, direct from the import
manufacturers and being deSirous 10 retain the
repataton which house has enjoy ed Of selling
gof mesh fcieS is taken in the selection
OF Drugs in reference their purity Our facilities are
such thai we feel confident can offer in urs and
aulteraed articles strong inducements any Other
Western house.
All orders will receive the personal attention OF one
of fhe firm Great care taken in the dispensing Of phys
cslS prescriptions and family recipes from strictly pure
articles and feel confident render satisfaction
in the prices and guilty Of goods.
BROwNtNG 4 SLOAN,
% West Washington street.
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REPRESENTATIVES.

DEM A6ol.
Adams-P. W. Collins s..............l
Aleu-Ochmig Bird, John F. Shoaf. =
Bartholomew--0 II. p. Abbott.
BOone-Sherman Hostetter. ...... |
Boone and Hendricks -Thos. J. Cason. /
BrOwn-Stephen V. Cook. .......l
CarrOli--John b. Milroy.
Cass-Chares b. LaSSelie. ..........l
Clark Jonas O. Howard. ......l
CimtOn-COneius j Miller. ........l
Clay-Adam Z. Vesch. h..........l
observation-disclosures Ryan.
VIeSS-O >. Gwen. n................l
DeMborn-O F Roberts, AL Bregan 3
Decatur-Davd Ii. Van Bu>kirk.
Delaware-Alired Klgore. ...... l
Dekaib-MIleS Waterman.
DubOis-John b. Lemond. ..........l
Elkhart-Mdtthew Rippey.
Elkhars and Lagranse-AmoS Davis.
Fay ette and Union-RuSsell B. Perry.
Fountain-Sdmuel Hatieid ..........l
Fioyd-Geo Y. Howk 1
Frankiin-Redin Osborn. ...........I
FultOn-N o. Shaffer. r...........l
G.bson-Silas NJ Hocomb. ..........I
Grant-HenIey James. es............
Greene-Jobn Humphreys. .... ..l
Harrson-John Lemmon.... .....l
Hincock-Geo. Y Atkinson. .......
Hancock and Sheby-James L. Mason
Henry-Chares Morgan. .....
Heudricks--James NJ. Gregg -
Howard-J. Nj. Leeds eis........
Huntington and Whitley - Samuel
McGauchey. ...................l Il
JacksOn-Jason b BrOwn............l
Jasper and Pulaski--John D.rroch. Il
Jennings Hutchings. ...
JeiferSon-David q. Branham and j.
Roe. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
JohnSOn-A V PendletOn. Il
Jsy-Samuel A Shoaff I
Johnson and MOrgan-Thomas W
Wooden. .....-........l
kosciuSko--Henry J Byery. ...
kosciusko and Wabash--Jos Marshal.
KNOW llliam +. Niblack ....l
Lsgranse-Francis P Griffith
Ldke....... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Laporte--James Forester and " w
Higgins. S....... ............
Lawrence-Nathanel Williams I
Northumberland Lake.
Marior--John G. Tark ngton and W H.
kendrck (cOnte>ted) .........
Marshall & Stirke-N o Packard
MonIoe--S muel IL Bu>kirk. ~
MOntgomery-James Z. Harney
MOrgan--J j. johnson. ...........
Martin-John K O'Brien. n........l
Miam-R F. Donaldson. ........I
Noble Timothy Baker.
Ohio and Switzerland--R y. Lamb.
Orange-Geor.e Fl. Hon..... II
Owen-Jacob Wolfe. II
Parke- Casper Burt. rt...........
Pike-Wiliam II De Bruler. .l
Perry-James Hardin. ...........l
Porter-L A Cass. s........
Po-e,-E VI. Spencer.
Putnam--Austin H. Puett and George
W. Priest.
Rpley-Edwin 7. Ferris. ............l
R,ndolph--John h Moorman. .
Rush-William S. Hall.
Scott--Danel Blocher. er.........l
Spencer-,Iames " Lennon ......l
Sullivan-Stephen G. Burton. ......l
Shelby--Jacob Mutz.
Steuben-Enos B Moves -. .......
ST Joseph-Andrew Anderson Jr..
Tippecanoe-Joseph II Hershey, Samuel
Mustard d............... ........
Vsnderburg and Posey-John A Reitz.l
Vanderburg-ThOmas E. Garvin. .....l
Vermillon-Irad Abdll. .....
Vigo--Bayiess W Hanna, Jno. Kemp. 2
Wabssh-John l. Stone. ....
Warren-Beniam iamin F. Gregory.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lee.
Washington and Harrison-Aaron L.
Harden.
wayne-Israel Woodruff. Oliver 7.
Jones. E B Newman an.......
Wells and Blackford-Geo s. HOWELL
White and Benton-John 7 Richard
son. .................l
Warrick-- Chambers ....
So 4
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DEPARTURES.
4 Curious Ghost story.

The following ghost story, which is good
one in its way, has secured some degree of
public attention here, though it has not yet,
that know of, found Its way into any of the
newspapers; but whether it is founded on fact,
or is the creation of some inventive genius,
whose time hangs heavily on his hands in a
season of great commercial and general dull
ness, when every one who can afford the time
and command the means for sightseeing is
"dong" the Exhibition, am unable to say.
An islander of the British Isles, and posi-
bly, a Highlander, gifted, as many of his
countrymen either are in realty, or are gen.
orally supposed TO be, with the faculty of sec
ond sight, purchased some time ago in the
Landed Estates Court a property in mara
time Irish county, upon which stood what
might be described in the words OF one of
your illustriouS herds:
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NOTICE.

NE have this Gay sold Bakery 90 Messrs. Nick
Wv um Parrot.
Thanking he public IN general for their liberal patron
sge. Ne would respectfully az The continuance Of the
sane % our succcssors al MFTZGER
thdisnape'is July =. lss. iyIIdas
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MUSIC.
PIANOS! PIANOS!

"HEAPFR AND BETTER IN r.
u STRUMENTS than were z>1s.lxs.--AsseS
offered in this market. Ny = .--lsJp
rangements with Eastern Piano = N - -&4
manufacturers such that can - ~ 2
furnish I'll orders 25 per cent. f- IN
cheaper than any dealer in the West and warrant them
superior instruments Only for cash.
Call aud MeSSrs II. Talbot 4 Co.'S Jewelry
Store, No. "a Washington street.
PIANOS. MELODEONS ORGANS, GUITARS. vIOLINS,
ACCORDEONS, &c, TU-vED AND REPAIRED.
Having had twenty ye .rs experience the public
can be assured that they have better opportunity
than they generally with have their instrument
put in perfect order. SCHUMACHER.
iulv3l div 81
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-07

DEST American and French Window Glass 500 boxes
Window assorted. from sxlO 10 S6N6o, in store and
for sale at lowest figures by
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-29
From NAW Mayinn.

Kansas CrY, Jan. 2s.-Ths Sluts Fe
mail, with dates to the l2tb, has arrived.
There is nothing Of interest in the mill.
tary department Of New Mexico,
Col. Canby has advanced up the river
from Fort Craig, and At last accounts VAS
at Betnal, With twenty companies Of
troops. no Siill fears an attack upon
tome other point than Fort Craig, and
thinks the enemy reported 1t AnouoSa,
were there to divert The attention Of tht
Fedsrals,
There are Riteen companies Of Federall
at Fl. Craig, fifteen at Albuquerque, sig Al
Santa Re, aud COO men d Fort Union,
There Is considerable complaints made
owing 70 the failure Of the Washington
mails 10 reach Santa FeI
The Territory Is flooded with small
drafts, which OeeaSioued scarcity o.
specie.
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Frnm Wnahinglnn.

-HAsRfXGToE. Jan. Pa tpeeil mes
sesgef, With dsspatsheS from Gea. Borh,
side. FeseAsd Warrington ibis morning
They are dated, "Hsadqpaders Depart
meRt North CarpliaA, HalteraS Inlet, Jan
10Th The messenger len HsltsraS OF
Sunday Gen. SnEnSide states.
We len our anchorage a Annapolis on
Thursday, tho 9Th, and after prolrtcted
palsage, owing to dense fogs, arrived At
Fortress Monroe on Friday night At u
o'clock. Leaving FORTRESS Monroe on
Saturday, at 10 a H., We proceeded at
once 70 sea, bat owing u fogs on Sunday
aRd Sunday night, our progress was very
SLOW. Monday, the 18th, The weather
cleared, with heavy wind and a rough Jea,
which caused our vessels to labor very
heavily. and some were obliged to cut
loose from the VeSielB they were towing.
Most OF them, however, passed oYCF the
bar and anchored inside the hartog, about
l2 O'Clock Ut noon on the 18th, just 10
time to escape the severe gale Of Monday
night and Tuesday.
The propeller City oil New York ran on.
TO The bar al the entrance to the harbor,
and owing to the severe weather and want
OF small boats, We could render her no as.
sistance. She was laden with stores aud
was lost
The General also says lie bad been led
to suppose tina, he would find experienced
pilots a. Hatteras, but had great difficulty
10 accomplishing his wish for want Of
proper accommodation, He adds, hsWould
commence that day to build a wharf for
supplies, The men were cheerful aud
patient, aud be would proceed with conf.
deuee. An accident occurred in an effort
to relieve the steamer New York, by which
. bnAt was swamped and the lives OF Col.
Allen, Of the 0lb n. j., his surgeon, and
the mate Of the boat were also lost.
Amer the arrival Of the expedition at
the enemy made their appearance
in Que or two vessels on a recOnnOiIerinE
expedition. Oar boats gave chase and
drove them back.
The transports and vessels grounded
will DO got oil BY the nid OF the tug boats.
Only one, the New York, was lost and no
lives, tie three above referred to excepted,
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wheeling WholssaIs q Retail
SHOE MANUFACTORY.

- TIP undersigned maybe found At 4 20
- Main Street, where VIC arO extensively
Engaged IN manufacturing tho latest and bOst 1tylSs
and quality Of Ladies' Albses ChlldTeHs, Boys and
0entlensl's SHOES expressly adapted TO the tastes
and necessities Of the citizens Of Wheeling and tie
and retail At prleci which cannot fail to please the
most fAstidiOus.
We Invite the trade, and tho public, to call and
examining our gooil While We gratefully remember
past IaToES, which have already far exceeded our
most SAnguinO expectations, We hope In the future
TO merit continuance and 70 share large Increase
Of public patronage.
Having largely reinforced our manufacturing do
pRFtmcnt, With experienced and accomplished me.
chahlea, We are prepared tO manufacture styles aud
sizes 70 order for the trade and public.
hOv22 JAS. W. PILLsBURY 1 Co.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-29

b4r Tnn OYHER SuPPER The Score.
tAry Of the Commonwealth Treasurer aud
Auditor las. nlghl gave az oyster supper
At The NcLuFs House TO their BuRsIOps
friends ia The city, civil and military. The
cheer was abundant. even lavish, both 81.
valvalar and drInkabIs and the whole
thIng passed oE very pleasantly. A. least
one hundred and ssvsRly.fiVs guests were
present, among lhem the Governor, Gems
Kelley and RosecranS aud stat, the mem.
bers Of both Houses Of the Legislature and
Of The Convention, the members Of the U
8, District Court, and many distinguished
dsiior, from abroad, among whom were
Col. RE.Goy Ford, Of Ohio, and Judge
Means, OF Kansas.
Gov, Psirpont presided.
III. Tar proposed as tho Rrst toast,
1.-THE army and l.t representatives here
which va, responded to very mOdsstIy but
handsomely BY Gen. Roseerans.
O. Il. Oraumor proPotod the volunteer
soldiers Of Ohio.
Ex-Governor Ford responded 10 a very
humorous but appropriate speech.
Mr. TAR introduced Judge Means who
entertained tho company sometime in a
brieFhlstory Of the Jayhawkcrs OEhis State,
and relating some humorous anecdotes.
II. Il. Hall, Esq, proposed "Gsusral
Kelly, the hero ot Western Virginia, who
ran Into Phillippi as the rebels ran OUT
Cen. Kelly responded. lie begged them
70 believe that hs had done nothing, but
whatever had been gained was was due to
tho brave men uader his command. lie
wanted TO bear something from some mem.
Der Of tho Constitutional Convention.
Mr. Van Wlnkls, ia obedience to repeat.
cd call, responded IN very interesting
little speech.
Loud calls were mode for Col Smith Of
KaaaWha, who made some pleasant re.
marks complimentary TO Gen. ROsecrAns.
Take the entertainment altogether iL was
very agreeable Que to all present, aud
crodltAblo alike to the generosity Of the
gentlemen who projected it, and the pro.
prlvIor Of the Mcclure who served It,
bringing together a. It did IN a social
meeting the military, judicial and civil au-
thorItlo, Of the new State, with a smart
sprlaklinE Of outsiders,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-29

b9-TnR wEATuER,--T Clerk OF tho
Weather having taken to hard drink for
sometime past, bic department has become
very seriously dsrangsd Of late. IRdsed,
It has become a serious question whether
he hadn't better be sent OF on a foreign
mission, and some reliable man put into
HE place, Yesterday he neglected his
business more than usual, and the re.
suit was the darkest, dullO,t, tlreArlest,
the humliest, rOggiOst, smOkiest, and in
all respects, most dilapida.Cd weather on
record, The fact Is wo believe the clerk
Aforesaid lisa scCeShiOnlst, and Is getting
us down into the Q, s. A, as fast as he
san. The times are cut Of joint and so is
the weather, five dOu't have some win.
Ter between now and spring, we're afraid
woWill not hayoit all this season,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-29

BarPAnEERsnuRa GAaEFTH Our friend
Wharton, Of the Patkcsburg Ga.ett', is
working like beaver on his new paper
aud noticing everything in and around
ParkerOburg that is noticeable, He prints
the burghsts q good Paper-mueh better
than they ever had down there before
and We hope they Handsomely return the
compliment.
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Southern News.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 2s.-The Richmond
DiYateh OF Yesterday contains tue follow
Ing NeWbern Is in a terment Of excite
meut 10 the expectation Of an attack OF
that quarter. The town Is under martial
law. Every preparation is being made FOL
obtaining early intelligence Of the Cnemy'i
movements, and for bis repulSe when be
does come.
Gen. Crittcuden was not wounded ia
the late battle.
We gather a few additional facts in re.
lation to the Kentucky disaster Eight
confederate regiments engaged fourteen
regiments Of the enemy. False iuforma.
tiOn Of the enemy's strength was brought
by QUE johnson, known iaRiliArly as Hog.
back Johnson" When our forces reached
their enlrenchments, Gen. Crittenden cen
GludOd to fall back to the South side Of
the river. The little steamer which had
arrived, was taken and the infantry trans
ferred across under the Gre Of the enemy's
batteries, posted on tho height above.
WO lost the greater portion OF our cav.
airy horses, tents and munitions.
Gen. Carroll now has command Of the
division.
Two Gen. ZollicoTer's aids, Majors FOgg
and Shields, were badly wounded.
Whether the enemy has crossed the Cum.
berland river we are not advised. Il was
expected they would do SO.
Gen. Carroll is reported as making a
gallant stand against them.
Gen. CrittendOn aud all his SIRf are safe,
Gen, Carroll aud ItaH arc also safe.
The loss ~ our side is reported AZ 900
killed. The loss Of the enemy Is supposed
TO be twice that number,
Gen. Crittendea ordered the advance,
believing the enemy we're onlylSoO strong.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-29

b8-wASnlxoTOS Hall TO.MuHr.-The
old and justly celebrated company Of Bell
Ringers, tho Peak Family, will give an en-.
tsrtainmsnt tO-nightat Washington Hall.
This Ia their first visit to this city Nud as
their performance Is very unique as we'll
as entertaining, We hope they may have
good honse.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-29

M IL TowS,-TwO gentlemen Of the
newspaper profession, NJ. J. whltelaw
Reid, Ofthe Cincinnati Gassll', and Mr.. A.
F. Richie, Of the FaIrmOnt National, are
in town, and stopping at the M'Lure.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-29

be',surnRRGiSbs,n BY the author Of
"Rutledgen "JOhh Brent" yTheO. winth'
rOp, aBroken Engagement, BY Mrs. South
worth, and Tribune Almanac for 1852, at
GAves' News Depot, II
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-29

Eb1y- wAxrED-Ahy person having a
Saall house to rent, within u minutes
walk Of tie corner " Quincy and Main
st'. can hsat Of cool tenant by applying
at ihLI ptlee.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-29
wheeling Female Seminary

EIlHE sramlnaII0n Of HhssllnE Ysmals Seminary
viii oommssCs Jan, 2tsh, atS O'clock, and con.
tanr through the day and the forenoon Of the 8Oth
On the evening u the LATTER day, tbs pupils Of the
Seminary WlI entertain thelT irlshIs with music aud
The rssdint Of cisAyS. All iheuds and paiTonh o.
the 1nsiltntloh will b. welcomed a. formerly,
The neat session viii open on the hrSt Monday Of
February.
BY orlsr u tbs Principal. JsuZl-stdtitv
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Tar whole amount received from all
sources at Charleston for the relief Of the
sufferers by the FIRE, wO learn from late
Southern papers, Is $4,000. Rather a
sorry showing.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-29

GREAF stress, accustomed by the ok
listing state Of AFFAIRS, it reported among
the Inhabitants Of York and Warwick
counties, va, This fac. has procured
word sympathy from The Richmond pre'l
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-29

Nh. C4NIuoS gaysa grand farewell ban.
qust ID Washington recently, entertaining
handsomely the diplOnalills and others
30 can AFFORD it.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-29
Telegraph AIarkets.

NEv YoaE, Jan. gs,-Piour heavy; 1900 bbls sold
Wheat dull; 1900 bulhsls sold; mill club $3.50.
Corn declining; sales at GS@65, % firm at
KIOSK. Ccfieo quiet, Spirits tnTpodtme dull Ut
O9iI44SG9E PrelghlS drm.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-29

Tar Montgomery Advertiser OF Tie 9th
ss,lmates the number OttSoOps ia the rebel
army from Alabama q 1900.