Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-14

now wOrslug dHy Hnd night turning out
iron for gnnbOats, as the North believes
them 10 be their only northumberland
EHgGir'r, April 4.
COTTON 10 BE puRHIn
Gov Peitis, of Mississippi, has issued
his proclamation commanding that all
cotton stored within i've miles of the null
roads and Huter.cUGrses of the State be
removed 10 n greater distance. II It is
not done within Il reasonable time after the
publication of said proclamation, the Gov
ernnr announces that suitable stplrs will be
taken 10 remove it at the EXPENSE OF the
owner The plnnLnrs of Florida are haul
ing their cottnu into the OPEN fields. away
from their houses, 10 auru:it If tue enemy
SHOULD approach
EcPRcrs or THE DRAFT IN nICHMuHp
The Disputch of the I4th saws During
OuS peregriuatious Yesterday, 0n Broad and
.AiHin streets, weUotced that several of the
stores were closed aud the following card
posted on the doors "Gnne with the mi
/! litiR-wil return when tue wMr is ut IN
end, By order of ,Iohu Letcher." The
suspensions appeared to he general among
I the druggists, as we noticed but one open
ed for business.
PROSPECT oY 4 v&MtwE
. = NC NOEAulH corresponding OF atUt h-GLpfS-
burg Erprsss, under date of April lst, re-
T fers to the proclamation of tue Governor
calling everybody to tue field, and not OK
( pmpting farmers, Hs extremely unwise, and
I says that ali the indications are TINT II fam.
inc will he tue consequence. Tue whole
section from Princess Anne TO Norfolk Is
one vast wilderness--uot pillow in a field
and no steps taken to provide for the pub-
4 lie necessities of another year. He also
says the miliiiumen are being drilled eact
day, hut they can render no service unless
properly armed Ii musiiets are not at.
/ lowed them, let them be armed with shot
/ guns-a formidable weapon iu prone,
/ huuds.
PILOTS AcpUAISTED WITH EORTHERE HAIR.
RORs
/ We have a pretty strong hint that pilot.
acquainted with the various hnrhors along
1.-THE Northern seabourd will speedily be it
great demand, aud that their services viii
he handsomely remuuerhted. Il is uunee.
/ cessary for US, OF course, to say more thar
lthis, rs those Interested will ensiiy find oui
where to apply for further information
rs the weather is getting warm, p0ssibIy
some of our Souther friends intend to get
up II few picnic excursions to !. little cold
er climate, and it may be that they neet
the services of'the above piluts.-Nor,oN
Dag Bao&, ApFil i
RUSss EOR uESuuEGAuD.
The appeal OF Gen. BeauregArd to til,
people of the Mississippi for hrtss. to h,
lmelted and cast iuto cannon, has touched
tue hearts of our people, aud already re
spOnses Trc heiug freely FmHdle. Yesterda,
the stewards of the ST Francis Stree
Methodist Church met and agreed to ten
der to Gen. BeamregHrd, through Gen
Jones, commanding ut this post, their fin,
bell for this PATRIOTIC purpose.
\ gentlemen Of, SummerVille brought L
our office a quantity of brass tsume thirty
or forty pounds weight us the donation
iOf his wife TO the cause. We notice il
the lot several brass tops of andiruns, AMI
this suggests tue idea that n good deal o
brass might he secured in this way. An
ot'ler source of supply is thus stated by a
lady correspondent
"JIessEcs. Editors--I see Gen. Reaure
gard has Called tor bells. to be rnauuf..c.
tIred into cannon. Cannon the ladies' assis
by sending all of their bell nletaE--pre
serving kettles? Isend mine rs a beginning
"a SoUTImRS WoMAS"