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G A r d
tn RIVERS OF MILITARY CLOTHS, AND
CONTRACTORS FOR UNIFORMS.
ECENT PURCHASES OF LARGE LOTS VI
IS Cloths and Cassimeres adapted to CONFEDERATE
REGULATIONS enable To offer extraordinary induce
mcnts to purchasers and contractors.
0nr extensive MILITARY CLOTHING MANUFAC-
TORY guarantees the utmost despatch and entire salts
faction to private government contractors
Attention is respectfully solicited by
SHAFEK Il SCOTT,
Military and Civic Clothing Manufacturers
Sycamore ST, Petersburg, Va.
v B.-Appcation to the following houses will receive
prompt attention as above
A s. SHAFER, Richmond, Va.
H. A. BrRRoUGBS, Lynchburg, Va.
T. L. HARDING, Raleigh N. G.
BALDw1xs Civic and Military Clothing Establishment,
Wilmington, n. C. and
Mason BALDwINs Military Clothing House, Whining
ton, N C. 49,
Jan. IA, 1867. 6-'SI
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MISCELLANEOUS.
GENUINE pAMLIco (Mish) GRAPE VINES.

GENUINE PAMLICO (Mish) GRAPE VINES.
,HNHE SUBsCRIBER CAN FURNISH A LARGE
number of ioI rotd zines nf the above truly valua-
Bile Grape pronounced BY the best authority the best
Vine and Table Grape cultivated South. Many of the
roots are two old and will into bearing early.
The price has been reduced to suit the mes-say $6 per
Dozen or so per 100 Any number under one Dozen rs
cent? each. The vines will be carefully packed, without
charge for packing. The Cab accompany the order
-. K. H. j. BL0UNT
- Washington. Beaufort Co, N. c.,
November f2 lest. as-lm.
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A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE

DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
IN ALANANCE COUNTY NEAR THE C0MPANYS
SHOPS FOR SALE
TINE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
Il SIS of LAND, situated three miles north of
the CompanyS Shops about half cleared the balance in
original forest On the place is DWELLING with
rooms, with fire PLACES in each rUom. Good orchard =
fine water.
Terms accommodating For further information, ad-
dress Haw River p. o. N c. or K. Y. MAIDEN ESQ.,,
my Attorney at Graham. N. G. -
Alamauce CO. n c. Jan. IA 1862 5-#tf.
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NEW CROP SUGAR AND MOLASSES.
4 An KHDS FAIR TO STRICTLY CHOICE NEW
AOO crop New Orleans Sugars daily expected direct
from New Orleans
$50 Barrels chuice new Crop n O. Moasses
% Barrels CT uShed Sugars.
Persons ordering will please remit the Cs as am un-
able to sell upon any other terms.
For sale by
VIM r. UTLEY,
Successor TO Hathaway 4 Co.
wilmington, N e.. Dec. 10. 1861. l06-lmpd.
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SECOND HAND COTTON GIN, 60
AEE OF ROwLAND'S MAKE. 40 SAW GIN, ON.
" hand at the Farmers Hall -. -- -.
Raleigh, N. G., Oct. %, 1851. S5-
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THIS DAY PUBLISHED, 80 szss
TURNER'S N0RTH-GAR0LINA ALMANAC,
- Fo1 188R.
2 Published and Sold, Wholesale and Retail,
- T.. BY HENRY D. TURNER,
~, - - ~ N. G. Book Store.
Raleigh, N. C. Nov. Is, 1861. ..- o..
~ Price for single copy 10 cents. Per doz. IS cents.
Pea hundred - Postage per copy cents =. -.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

STATE SALE OF CLOTHING, DC.
lNN THE 23D INST, THE FOILoWiNG
~ GOODS viii be offered for Public Sale the Mar
ket Square:
Tuble covers
5n par of excellent SHOES of all sizes and qualities
1900 spring OYERCOATS business coats, aud hne
PANTS.
The above will be sold in lots to sui: purchasers.
TERNs-CASH. ...- ...
J. DEYEREUX, Major, A. O. NJ.
Ian a. 1882 5-#4t.
sas" The Wilmington Journal. Charlotte Bulletin Pc
tersburg Express. Norfolk Day Book and Richmond Ex-
copy each until day of sale, and forward bills to
Quartermaster office, Raleigh.
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MISCELLANEOUS. -.

\ 10 o.. MISCELLANEOUS 49,. 81. .
:
CHEWING TOBACCO!I
E"E HAVE ON HAND AT OUR FACTORY In
w Oxford, North Carolina q large lot of HF.
CHEWING TOBACCOl ..a.
pound r.
e los and half pounds,
DARK AND BRIGHT.
All OF which we offer for sale at moderate prices.
TRADERS win find it to their interest to call and ex-
anime our stock. r.
r. HI. KINGSBURY Il co. !
oxiord, N C., Dec. lS, 1851. lO7-l2t
- FOR SALE! ....---.
"E OFFER OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF GAS AND
~ STEAM PlPElNG, Gas Fixtures, Pipes Machine
Tools DC, DC. Also l2 dozen fine French Calf Skins,
weight ss pounds per dozen.
newoern, october 20, 1851. 94-3t
~ IMPORTANT TO SOLDIERS.
AM MANUFACTURING AT NORFOLK, VA. MY
place Of residence, the most convenient and comorta
bic Camp Cot ever invented and patented 1t affords the
best ehance for pleasant sleeping in camp yet discovered
hen spread out you have excellent bedstead aid
mattrass with head buSd and pllow-when folded up it
makes chair, table aud writing desk,-ihe pillow and
head'board making valise and portfOIio.
Mr. HENRY J. BROWN, of Raleigh is slsn making
and selling them by my authority Price moderate Be
sure not To buy before You see this
also wish TO sell County aid State rights. All orders
prunIply attended To.
JOHN F. BUTT,
Owner of Patent in Conf States.
Norfolk, Va, Oct. %, 1851 93-6m.
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NORTH CAROLINA LIME, -JUSTsAT HAND.
L. the first lot Of HICKORY BURNT LINE which
VIII be sold at greatly reduced price. ~ =
Farmers Hall, jan 5, 1863 = - Sc
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GENERAL COMMISSION & AUCTION BU-
SINESS.
VHNHE SUBSCRIBER grateful for the many favors he
has received would respectfully ask continuance of
the patronage of his friends and customers and pledges
renewed diligence TO any business entrusted to him.
he would give special attention. this time the hir-
ing of negroes renting of houses &C. &C. and atters
hmsef that he would give general satisfaction as his
terms will be reasonable.
JAMES NJ. T0WLES
General Agent and Auctoneer
Raleigh, N. c.. Dec. 90, lS6l. l0s-
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TERMS OF TIE wEEKLY-110 O0'a'' p'' '''''"'
inysTsSS nTTP%S 10 0F THE sEM1wEEKLYFSS Dollars per
auu,a invariably in advance n. ,raton of the tins
AZ p1pers are discontinus@ az "'' 'NP"
for ukicf they hare bee" pa'9.
-.,.,n. in Semf.Weekly standard.
Rates Vi i tes OF advertising are as follows ., m
our Our % res"%' n 4 lines lessl hrst inseruoh'
Each "5Tdrtisements in proportion :. 81. 1,r,
Scts will be made with adyerseIS q, ,h sI ,"s If
Contrac for six or twelve months and az tne eoe =.
fo rec c"n,ract 8S PR cent will be deduce0 iO'"
or business Cards not exceeding nse f
!, I ser,ed in either the Weekly or SEMI M
WI WI s D ; months or $40 for twelve months OF m oo'"
@ 90 ~ Er $40 for six months or si5 for twelve
R,tes of Advertising in Weekly Stahdaru'
One dollar per square for the first nseFsn agu ,
=. .Sds on Weekly adc no matter roc SS v: I Ss
.. a tInv limited number OF advertisements VII. oe
t1g t be Weekly All advertisements, not Glher-
racted are inserted in the Semi ana
WI M soonSinciy When the number OF Insertions "0'
ed b advertisement it inserted until FORBID.
- Money sent us by mail is at our ,isk
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COFFEE! COFFEE!!

Jan. Il, 1869.
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The Semi Weekiy Sfaqoafo.

60 See Register of North Carolina Troops on
fourth page.
RUSINESS CARDS.
A. G. FOSTER.
WILLIS L MILLER. -. -,
THE CHALLENGE BROGAN MANUFACTORf.
MILLER FOSTE r.
THCMASVILE, N. C.,
WHOLESALE MANUFACTURERS OF
NEGRO BROGANS & FARMERS KIP SHOES
OF RIOUS STYL ES'
- Orders solicited and satisfaction guaranteed IN Oil
classes.
April J, 1861. o'-AS'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-11
The New STATE in Conpraa..

WAsHIHGToA, Dec. l0.-The House resu-
med the consideration of the Senate bill
for the admission OF the State of Wet
Virginia into the Union. l.t Z ~
Mr.. NOEL, Of No., briefly stated the rea.
sons why, after careful investigations, he
had come to the conclusion to vote for the
bill. AS representative Of q slave State,
be would save the life Of the Union wheih-
er constitutionally or not.
Mr.. Segar, of Va, without entering into
a discussion OF the uuGoustitulionality Of
the measure, which had already been sx-
posed, said that the fundamental principle
that all governments derive their just pow
ers from the consent of the people, had
been ignored ia this case. The consent of
North Western Virginia had not been given
to the proposed New State Organisation
he proceeded to show that this was the
case. Congress had no right TO Interfere
with the domestic concerns of State
which In effect they proPosed 10 do as to
Northwestern Virginia. lathe name of the
loyal people of the Eastern portion of the
State, he protested against the injusti
now sought TO be inflicted. What would
become OF the loyal people outside of the
proposed limits Of the new Slater They
would, all be turned over to traitor Gov.
eruor OF . traitorous State. he wanted the
Wheeling Government to remain aS it is,
% serve as a nucleus around which all the
counties might rally, he believed that the
entire State would gradually return to the
fold Of the Union. = aia.r = 81 ~ -,s.e
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-11
Foreipn NewIe.

NEW YoRK, Dec. I0.-The steamer HonSa,
from Bremen via Southampton, With dAtsi
to the 2eth ult., has arrived. She brings
2ol passengers heavy gales were encoun-
tered during the voyage. The Prince Of
Wales q to be married in ApriInext q
The lie Pdfris says that Russell has Vir.
tuslly minated to RnglAnd aud France
that she 10 not prepared to recognise Prince
Alfred as King OF Greece.
The London Timer thinks that Prince
Aichales, the youngest brother Of the King
of London will be elected to the Greece
throne, The Paris iournals assert that or
ders have been semitic Gorfee from Loudon
to prepare for Prince Alfred's reception
Adyires from Greece say that Alfred's cleo
tion is considered certain. lssr r-'.-r
The CoNsfitHtioHeL denies that France has
despatched second note % American me-
diation. ia.i - d
Tbs bullet has been extracted from Gar
tbsldi's foot aud he Is pSogressing well.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-11

WAsHINGTOs, Dec Sat meeting Of
the Indiana Congressional Delegation to-
night It Was resolved that the delegation
would make nc effort 70 press claims Of any
Indiana candidate as successor to the pre-
sent Secretary of the Interior Il 10 now
stated positively that the President has
sent forward an order directing that 80 of
the condemned Minuesota Indians specially
named be hanged on the 9Th inst.
Burnside to whom Sigel's request for =
Court Of Inquiry was made writes as fol-
lows TO Sigel:
with your movements since my eouuec-
ton With this army, am we'll acquainted.
take pleasure in bearing testimony to the
zeal, efficiency add military skill displayed
by yourself and your Ofieers IN the man
agement Of your force aud the fruitful re-
cOnnOissanees you directed"
Brig. Gen Dunn is one Of the newly
made Major Gems.
Gen. Franklin had an Interview to-day With
the Secretary Of War aud HaIIeek ia reIA-
ton il Is said to apportionment0f troops 10
several grand divisions and will Tomorrow
morning return TO his command.
We learn from Fairfax Court House that
cur Lieuts. report a general evacuation by
the rebels of ThoronghfAEe Gap, Aide and
LaWrenceburg eouniTy.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-11
From North and South Carolinn.

NlwsERS, N. c., via. FoRTRAss MouRon,
Dec. s.-GreAt Dissatisfaction exists in the
interior aud the Impression prevails there
thata signal victory by Burnside, will be
followed by an immediate aud entire abau-
doumeut Of the border States, Including
North Carolina and Tennessee.
The Program Of the goth ult., has the
following; The total rebel Losses in the re-
cent battles amounts to "a, 600 men
IL also says that the people OF Charles
utsd 6e, 1000 pounds Of Il 10 the rebel gov
eminent, and that the government will Is
sue receipts for all lead pipe aud other tx
lures, and binds itself 70 replace them At
the end Of the war.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-11
From Tennessee.
THeFaIa,s scoei.i.i

NAsHvntE, Dec s.-We have no further
particulars Of the disgraeefdI affair at
Harpsvills.
Its rumored that Folks rebel corps Of
Bragg's army, advanced up the Lee
bauOn pike to Boards Mills IL miles South
Of Lebanon, while Kirby Smfth's corps is
reported At Murfreesboro. These move.
ments change the entire Situatjon
Eastern money was refused here to-day
at % per cent discount. a51r rssai1
The Court Of Inquiry on Gen. Orittea-
den regarding the surrender Of Murfress-
bOro, adjourned to-day. The result uu-
known ssr'l
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-11

n1SoxETHISa voR FALL AND wISTsa.-
All of those who would like to see their
hoases look cheerful and neat and nice, are
referred to the advertisements Of J. G. Har-
bOur, No. l4s Main street, who has at this
time, in his mammoth establishment, the
most excessive, rich andeEaried stock of
carpets that We have seen for long time.
His house is also extensively supplied with
everything in the house furnishing line
Where everything Is displayed in such
abundance it il useless to partioularize. g L
Is only necessary to add that Mr.. Harbour
and his assistants are pleasant gentlemen
to deal with, aud that the prices, which
are of course governed by the quality of
the goods, are as low as the lowest q
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-11

wsnurrt1a Or a Bla ROon!94 dread
fnl occurrence took place as Grahop The
other day. Ever since the restrictions hSys
been placed upon the whisky trade of wgs-
srn Virginia the Grafton House at Graftou.
on the Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad. has
been an oasis in the vhiskylssi desert.
The hope of getting nip at Grafton has
buoyed up the spirits of railroad Passaen-
gers and may looked to the ..taIern under
the .hilP' for that spiritual cancellation
which they do not hope TO attain hereafter.
Tbs other day, however, the, military Of
fcer having power At thSt Poiat shut up
the bar of the house, and now no. more
whisky toddiss are 70 be had at Graftod. 1
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-11
NOTI0E

On and AFTER Monday, the 9Th instant
the subscription price of the wheeling
Daily Papers, in all parts of the city and
vicinity delivered by carriers. viii be
twelve cents per week. Papers win be fur.
aished to News Dealers at the rate Of two
dollars per hundred. - -. -. : %
HESHT H1RDx, ga
Rditor Wheeling Press
CLHFBHLL & AcDkkuor q
Editors Wheeling LsteIiiveHesr.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-11
HEhBquAHzEas SIN RsarrIET !
WGEELENa, Nov, i9th, :issa


GslsraI Ordsr No. 81
IAELL t1rthgI GdsrI ths several eompAaIaa a
" the sth BsgiDsnt viii meet q the f5liOlginE
nAmed plaeo1 br dril and inspeetion:
Company A. Capt. 0Fly, On the aseond WOinalilT
o. saeh ho1th - the HIulugys Court-holl8
Company , Capt. 6lall, tie second Frf1nV a
each meath At the Il Belle WaFehnIas
Company c. CAPT. Han % thu third RFfdag a Osdh
mouth ~ the aEm1Iy, Court sula. - -
CompanT y, Capt. anith, % ths Ant IHussdsV a
each mouth ~ Amsriean Hall =
Company \ Capt. Taylor, On the the arIi WOdnss-
Day oteaeh nlo1th Al American Halt
Co1pAny y Clpt. Adams, On the dJurfh Thurl3aV
o. each mouth q the lEmoTy, Court HOuso-
Company O, Capt- Hart nItstn o. the E1uFth I'M
Say e each manth ~ stsubsuralsh Hall, Eouih
Company Il, Capt HAnlaa, % hsssoosd Saturday
q eaeh uiouth a. the aFaoFy, Cart hodsa p - !.
Company I, Capt Goody. On The Bsoond friday e
Company X CapC McKee,, On the third Saturday
q each month a. 4unerie4n IAN
thsseToral eomman6ing OliesTS VT1 case TIE ro1
- b called promptly n o'clock p n aad N a.
senteos (AoWing 10 miuutes Ir variations IN timsl
noted, . Be Esp0rtsd 70 the saeeasdIng HEtts ~
COoIta o. Inquiry. Each arm 70 oontInne ~ IsaGt
The Captain ofsaeh soapaay Uin, At every meath
" drill eEuls pinuts inipseiion a ths an 81
aeeoutrensut1 within his command, and FspoFt -
The battalol C0urtI any that are not kent n prsF
ordsr. ~ : = = E'0H'
By ofJas. NcClubsY, Col sth ReEHVM
noTl1'lm ,. H GT1LLMAH, Art
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-11

.s1@eA HnAyr Loss.4Yesterdsy evening
a man by the name of Daniel Mumma, who
resides near Hepdrys6arsh IN Belmont
county, either lost or was robbed of poek-
ct book containing one hundred aud seven
teen dollars, between Bridgeport and
Quincy. street In the city. 2 p LIaslaA .
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-11

~ TaasALula LlsT NIsaF,-TkirIy-
I've guusNere irediast:night between nine
and ten, by order of fhe aayeruor, in honor
OF the admission OF thsNsW St6te.7 3 p
The reason i. was not done earlier In
the evening was, that the gun used on such
occasions (the gun presented 70 The State
by Gen. Kelley vas tonnd to hare been
spiked by some ant.NeW State rebels
aud the barrel Os the gpR hadibssR flled
up with some substance, which it took an
hour or two 70 get out. The seOandrsls
Who did it ought TO be banished fFem the
New State forever. s... g. 'i i.,9,l4
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-11

"a covrr GUnowsKrs DtAaT, from
March 1851 to November 1862, is of In
tease interest. IsFSxplaius Why twenty
millions of people, are 30 long kept at bay
by about i've millions Of rebels" For sale
by W. P, M'Kelyey, corner OF Market and
Quincy streets.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-11


b|HE HAD SEEM Taa PArans.-The
Cleveland Herald. of Monday saya: When
the train from Columbus reached Ctestline
yesterday, man came on board and got
into conversation with one of the passsn-
gers. Finding the passenger a rather good
natursd sort Of = fellow, the stranger .t'un-
bOsOmed" himself to him. He said he had
two daughters, young girls, ON the train,
and that be wished TO take them 70 Olevs.
land. They wers motberless, poor things,
having lost their maternal parent within a
few days. He was ndeayoring to get them
to Cleveland to place them in charge Of a
relative who had consented to take, care, of
them. Unfortunately he had spent all his
ready money on his wffe's funeral, and he
WAS without funds to pay the fare of him
self or tie girls. He had nice gold watch,
available timekeeper, which had belonged
to his poor wife. perhaps the kind passen-
ger would lend him fifteen dollars on its
security, to be repaid as soon as the train
arrived in Cleveland, where the relative
would be awaiting them. Passenger rheft.
ed" the watch, found it to be apparently
',puEe gold and took out his pocket book
to advance the money. Just then he re-
membered having ''seen in the papers"
about similar hard up gentlemen, who de-
posted As security valuable gold watches
which turned out TO be genuine brass. So
suddenly replacing the pocket book in his
pocket he Significantly remarked that he
couldn't see it," AID the distressed stran-
ger left in disgust.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-11

NEW YoRK, Dec. She steamer Creole
from New Orleans on the 29th, via Havana
90 the 4th, has arrived.
The New Orleans papers contain no news.
The Creole reports that she say on the
9Th, Oh HAtteras, the steamer Expire City,
large propeller and steamship With .
bark in TOW. 49,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-11
pa-TaE ADaLsaLoN o. az NEW srArIII

p1~TaE ADMISSION OF TaE NKw STATE
-THE FEELISG IN THE UIrY.-Tbe news Of
the passage of the bill through the Nation
al House Of Representatives, fOr the admis.
sion of the new State or West Virginia,
was received with demonstrations of ao.
prOTal all over the city. We received he
special dispatch announcing the glorious
news about three o'clock in the afternoon
sudby four o'clock twas spread Throughout
the city. Everywhere there was 4 iubilant
feeling. The news was read in the Hall
OF the House of Delegates just as that body
adjourned and was received With three
cheers The new State men are cougratu-
lstiug each other In all directions upon the
successful delivery of the new born infant
to whose coming they have looked. for
such long period and with SO much soil
citation. 1t is indeed subject for joyful
eongratulation. 1t brings with il equal
TAXATION, equal representation, industry,
power developed resources aud a realize.
ton of all the ardent hopes which have
animated the breasts OF all true Western
Virgtuians for many long years. II tells
Ofs happy release from msroiless task
masters, from conspiracy and rebellion,
from injustice and oppression and all the
iunumsrable wrongs which Western vir-i
ginia has suffered so long and so patiently.
Last evening an old baby walker eaptnr-
ed by Gen. Kelley at Rouusy was brought
ont aud salute of thirty-fire guns was
fred in honor of the new State.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-11

BO- Yesterday Mr.. Johu
Sickle, got TO cutting up in the Market
House and indulging in riOtou, proceed
iIgS, when he was arrested by the Market
Master, taken before AID. Robertson and
fned So and costs. X ) 5gssE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-11

~ Is order to be thoroughly posted IS
to the wants of the coming year every one
ought 70 make msmOrHndums, and the on
Iy wsy TO do It correctly IL to use one Of
James o. Orr Cos DiarissEor 1853. sat
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-11
- Va would call special attention Of

~ We would call special attention Of
our readers to the advertisement Of James
q. Orr Co ,for Holiday Goodsss9 Their
.ltoeks i he hsASisst and hpsit in the city,
and viii Be sold ssIOE a. can be had in this
section Of the countEy.si Amoug their stock
will be found a fno lot Of Diaries for 1868.
Call and zee them. ,,...-,.-s7 ,,,svA
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-11

~ THE- DonlsTiIo MAaKlrs.-Tho 2nd
Ward Nssksi FasNelI atts1dsd yGstsFdSy
n0tains .r supply Of proyisiouS a
large e dsoal.- There were % Llnalati6I
changes in .hs prices. - q 8 -
-. - - y issa tss51rlt 1t
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-11
Cheap Dry Goods
-s' - Just Received at si .sr
JOHN ROEMER.s,
NO. % MAIN STREET,
5s..s Center Wheeling


NHEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED AND SHILLING
In AT REDUCED PRICES FOR CASH. ~ ~ :,
French srinos figured and plain. Of all eolOTH and
saTouy and Briti.h Dress Goods in great variety
of styles.
Thibst Merinos, Persian Cloths, Alpaeeas.
500 pieces Of the best cAlieos at 20 etI per yard
50 pieces oftho best ealIcos At IS cts peryard q
3OO. pieces BleaShed and Brown sheetthgs and
ShiFtingS. observation-disclosures
rs pieces Shifting Chseks TWesds and Hickory
RIAnasla The largest stock In the city Of Rec, yell
low, white, Striped, Pl I'd, Grey, and the finest
Preach shifting RiAnhelS, just received - -
Cloth for Cl0aks, Casaimerea, SatinOth Jeans aud
Ladies' Cloth Cloaks in great variety.
The stock Of Furs, VietorineS, Nuns, Cuts, Cspes,
Collars and Ladies Hoods cannot be exeellsd in The
sha~ls, long and SquaTs Of every style and quali-
H H E@5sOidssy, white Goods, laFgs stock
IIFancy WsoIsn Goods, sontasS, Hoods, NubiaS,
Comforts. Ladies' and Ggnt5 Merino VCsts, Hoop
skirts, Dress Trimmings and Notions too numerous
to mention, &c. .lE-4r4 e47laf Aas4
Plssse can soon II yOu wish 70 get great bargains
Al No - Main street.
HS'SS -rs- - IN ~ rssSAtHN ASH'AN'N'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-11

B~ GoDE4.-From R. C. Graves & Co.
we have received the January number of
Godey's Lsdy's book, full of elegant plates
aud engravipgs, just the thing for the
ladies. e'' sAa