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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-14
bapCoxnoN SENSE in. short aud easy.

B9-CoMMON SENSE in short aud easy
lessons.
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sarilY subjected. An elegant and effectual
preventive and corrective of such results is
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Price Is cents. 5fsa
2. The best Hair Dressing and Tonic in
the market is Heimstresrs Hair ooloring.
Price 81.
8. No one wishes to pay 81 for a cough
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ChapmGn's Hoarhound BaLsam-can be
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4. You cannot purchase everywhere,
Turkish Towels, fine French and American
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Pomades, Colognes and Perfumes, in rare
bottles of new and elegant designs Nurs-
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H Mons ,PRsosERs.-oa Saturday
evening three prisoners, citizens of Point
Pleasant, were brought up to the ctr on
the steamer Ben. Franklin. They are ac-
cused of talking treason, and are said to
be dangerous characters.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-14

NEWARK, N. j., July 12,-Tbe City
Councils have voted to issue promissory
notes to the amount of $50 600, in de-
nomination from 10 to 90 cents, to supply
the existing want of small change, to be
redeemed by the city in sums of $40 or
more. A temporary loan of 500, 900 is
authorized for the redemption of the bills.
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n1-"RYE CorFEE."-Iu many grocery
storethat a year ago would have secuted
the idea, we now see placarded the words
"rye Coffee" Coffee just now:is an expensive
luxury. In all Philadelphia there are not
at this moment a hundred bags of Java
coffee in first hands. Its price IS 2s cents,
green. In roasting it looses 10 per cent
Add the cost ofroastiug, and.the grocers
can make no profit by selling it at 80 cents
pound. AS substitute the grocers sell
light Laguayra at 80 cents. They call it
Java, but of course it isn't. The common
est Rio sells for 10 cents per pound by the
quantity. For this reason coffee is an ar
ticle beyond the reach of large portion of
the community. 1t is for this cause that
grocers, who ayear ago would have kick
ed from their doors the suggester of the
idea, have come down, as matter of ac-
cOmmodation, to the sale of "rye Coffee,
The article is simply good selected rye
roasted as coffee. The taste for coffee, like
the taste for tomatoes and some other
things, being purely an acquired taste, it
is possible that the taste for rye coffee
may also follow its at first forced use.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-14

CAIRO, July l2.-Goy. Sprague, of Rhode
Island, arrived this morning from Corinth.
He leaves Tonight for the East.
Information from White River, says Gen.
Hiudman bad ordered all the inhabitants
near Gauley Ridge to burn their proyis-
ions aud shoot their cattle.
Gen. Curtis had divided his forces, one
portion being between Cash and White
Rivers, and the Other east os Cash River,
75 miles from Memphis.
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8g OeIegr4ElpIt,
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
Latest from Richmond Union Pris-

Latest from R1chmond-Unlon Pr1S-
oners taken in the Late Fights.
BALTIMORE, July l2.-The q Richmond
Dispatch of the 7th and s.h inst, which
were received by the American this morn
iug, admits that Gen, II cClellan has secured
the safey of his army in most mastery
manner. -s
The number.of the federal prisoners is
stated at 1900. They are confined in the
tobacco warehouses
JEFF Davis has issued au address to the
rebel army, saying that although they were
greatly outnumbered by the enemy they
have won great and glorious victory.
A grand final battle was momeutarily
expected up TO Tuesday morning and moths
ing could be learned. tE M U
The Petersburg Express OF Monday says
that from 10, 600 to 10000 reinforcements
had reached Mcclellan, aud the James
RiYer-wa almost bridged with transports.
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B9-os Saturday afternoon a soldier at
tempted to stop an enraged steer that was
hurrying down Main street. The steer
charged bayOuets on the soldier and put
him through the Degree of Ten, as former.
ly administered by the Sons of Malta. The
soldier was pretty badly, but not seriously,
hurt.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-14

New YORK, July l2.-An extract from
letter from Newport News, published in the
Post, announces the landing there of Gen.
BIrnside's troops.
1t was rumored that the rebel Gen. Ma
gruder was moving down the Peninsula.
Advices by the steamer Mcclellan state
that the rebels have completely Distracted
Mobile Bay. They had also dug a ditch
entirely around the city, its inner bank
being defended ny breastwOrks and batter
les.
About twenty prominent citizens of
Baton Rouge have been arrested, including
n brother of Benjamin, the rebel Secretary
of War, the Mayor, and Rev. Mr.. Curen,
Five of them were sent to New Orleans.
Benjamin and the Mayor took the oath of
allegiance, rather than go to Fort jackson.
f Gov. Moore, of Louisiana, has Issued
pronunciamento urging continued resist
ance TO Federal rule, forbidding trade With
the Federals; showing the importance of
maintaining the credit of Confederate
notes; recommending the destruction of
steamboats, rather than allow them to fall
into the hnnds of the Federals eulogizing
Mumford, who was executed by Gen. But
Ter, rs II martyr, and stating that Southern
independence is certain to be gained. He
had removed the State Capital TO 0pe-
lousas.
The health ofthe troops was good. There
are about l4oo patients at the st. Charles
Hotel, now used as hospital. Nearly all
the sick was from chronic diarrhea.
A few cases of yellow fever had occurred. |
The Richmond papers announced the
death of the Cashier of the State Bank of
Georgia.
Gen. Humphrey Marshall has resigned
his command in the rebel army. His bri
gade has been turned over to Gen. Will
liams.
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Rg HoNEY.-we are told that there,is
more honey this year than for many years
previous. The country people, lin this
section of country have barrels of it OH
hands. The reason is that, like everything.
else the sweet flowers Of this season have
grown more profusely, andithe bees being
thus encouraged have worked more indus
triOusly. 5o5 Io
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Death of Colonel Cass.

New YORK, July l2.-Col. Thomas Cass,
OF the 9th Massachusetts, Regiment, died
this morning from the effect of wounds
received in battle
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NEw YORK July PA special despatch
to the Post, from Washington, says the
President to-day sent forithe members of
Congress from the border slave States.
upon whom he urged his plan Of gradual
emancipation and limited strongly that If
1t was not adopted gradual emancipation
would come under less pleasant .cifcnm.
stances.
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wAsHReToN. July l2.-Prorost MarssaI
Dustin has notified the proprietors of all
concert and drinking saloons in WashiuR-
itopl that the practice of employing girls 10
wait upon the guests must be discontinued
within three days under penaIy of having
their establishments closed.
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prom tile Daily Express, Lancaster, Pal
WRITING FLUID. o

F''OHIMIOAL WhIIING FLUID." =
Sare indebted to Messrs! E. larr. 1 Co. for
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z 'It is manufactured at Wheeling, West Virginia
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q ave use this FLUID because. after being torment
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Reel & Kraf,
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Eeiy-MAEIxG Messy ctr OF Day G5Ops.
We are informed by our retail Try goods
merchants that there has been an advance
in dry goods within the last ten days of
twenty-five per cent. The consequence of
this is, strange as it may seem, that the
trade is unusually lively, people buying the
goods ut the advanced prices from fear that
this advance will continue. The retail
merchants are selling their light prints at
old prices, but all other goodsar marked
up.
The wholesale houses are disposed to
hold on to their stocks until the people get
used to the prices. We are informed by a
member of one wholesale house that it is
expected to realize upon the whole stock
profit of at least thirty-three per cent
Some of the goods now in this house,
bought thirty days ago at 8 cents per yard,
are now worth twelve and half cents
Checks, blue drilliugs and SO forth never
were SO high. Holders of domestic goods
make hundreds of dollars per day merely
by marking up the prices of their goods.
Such is the speculative demand for domes-
tics that cottons are advancing to prices
never before known.
We shall not be surprised if in the course
of a few years we find the ladies coming,
back to first principles. Tue hoopless lin
sey wolsey that our grandm others wore
will again be oil the go.
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The Confessions and Experience Of
eaa an Invalid.

Published for the benefit and as a warning and a
caution to young men whs suffer from Nervous De-
blity, Premature Decay, 4e.; supplying at the same
himself after being pnt to great expense through
medical Imposition and quackery. BY enclosing
postpaid addressed envelope, SINGLE COPIES may be
had Of the author, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
Bedford, Kings Co., New York. ,ap4-lyd4w
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R9-THE Rev. DR. PLuMER.-Some ex-
citement has for several months existed in
the Central Presbyterian Church, Allie
ghany, Pa, owing to the refusal of the
pastor, Rev. DR.. Plumer, to pray for the
success of the Federal armies, and TO re-
turn; thanks for their victories. A few
days ago the Presbytery of Allegheny took
up the subject and committee made re-.
port recommending Observance of his
PASTORAL relations. The report, after a
warm debate, was rejected by the casting
vote of the moderator. The party adher-
ing to DIR. PIumer then offered to the other
side to pay them back all they had given
towards the church property, If they would
retire and leave them the church. This
was accepted by the presbytery, and thus
the trouble was apparently settled.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-14

B0FArAt RAILROAD AcoIDExr.-On
Thursday night an accident occurred on the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, between,
Washington and Baltimore, at jackson
bridge. A passenger train suddenly came
upon an old negro woman named Julia
Auu Williams. who was carelessly walking
along the track. The engine was checked
as much as possible, and The old woman
moved from the middle of the track to the
side of the road, but, unfortunately, not far
enough, as the iron steps attached to the
side of the engine, struck her, breaking her
spinal bone and knocking her some dis
lance. She died on Friday.
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Late News from the south.

New York, July 12.-The steamers Nc
Clellau and Tradewind bring New Orleans
papers of July4.
GEN. Butler had suspended the functions
of the City Councils.
Bureaus of Finance and of Streets and
Landings, consisting of three members
each, had been appointed, among whom the
duties of councils are divided.
Provisions, vegetables and fruits are now
freely allowed to come to the city by YES
sells.
Two men, named Fidel Keller and John
W. Anderson, were sent to Ship Island for
confinement with hardlabor for having ex-
hibited bones, alleged to be of Yankee SOL
diers, fashioned into personal ornaments.
A Mrs. Phillips, who laughed at and
Knocked the remains OF Lieut.. Dickey, dur
ing the passage of the funeral procession,
was also Imprisoned at Ship Island.
A military celebration was to take place
on Independence Day.
The British gunboats Rinaldo and Lam
druil have arrived ut New Orleans.
The new cotton plant had appeared in
New Orleans. ftffLE
The steamship Rhode Island, from Boss
ton, arrived at New 0rleanA on the 3oth of
June.
The steamer Roanoke was going up the
river on.the 4th. s-r.f-S -ti-.,s,.
The Fulton was aground at Southwest
-..-.sS-.--
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SOMETHING FOR THE IlADIES.

WYE have Obtained an 6ssortrient OF Peifees eele
wv bTAbed Stamps, for stamping on any fabric
used in Braiding or embroidery. We therefore ask
think We can please the most particular We viii
warrant 70 do the mOst delicate Rrticlds without
aoIling Cooley, In his Lady's Book for last Anenst
gives hese the preference over all other fr
neatness and CORRECTNESS D. NIC0LL & BRO,
js10 100 Main Street.
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Mowers and Reapers!
BUCKEYE, FOR 1869.


fINHIs justly celebrated Machine Is now generally
4 known aud recognized a. the btst aud most per
feet Mower in use. zach years experiences adds 70
its high reputation aud proves its superiority over
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IN other machines 1t has two driving wheels,
which act together or Independently; it also has
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guard fingers peculiar to this mower and are Sc
cured by patent They are made Of wrought iron
and laid with steel; the importance Of this feature
viii be readily recognized by those who have been
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used on other machines. Again, while presenting .
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We now furnish two siEes suitable to the wants Of
all elasses OF farmers. -
THE BUCKEYE, Jr.,
will be sold the very low price Of eIhtyavs dol
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city and durability Il uuequalei by anything yet In
the field Farmers wanting machine must sSed in
their orders early there will be but limited
number built this season Sample machines can BE-
seen ut SIR. John fhOburn's, corner OF Market aud
Quincy streets, Wheeling.
D. ]. SMITH,
THEO. N. 60RRELL. !.
ap30 Agents for Manufacturers.
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BosrOS.-July l2.-Fane1iI Hall, was
crowded to-day to take measures to faeil.
itate volunteering. Mayor wightman pre-
sided aud made a briefstatement of objects
of the meeting, said that reliance was SOLE
ly to be placed on the military arm 10 put
down the rebellion.
Hon. Chas. G. Loring, Hon. Edward Ev-
erett, Gen. Derius, Col. Maggi, Judge Rus
sell aud Col. Brewster made speeches. Res
olutiUus wpre adopted appointing com
committee of one hundred and fifty to re-
ceive and appropriate contributions in aid
OF eulistments.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-14

WASHINGTON, July l2,-The army ap-
precipitation law contains the following
clause: For the promotion of the comfort
of disabled soldiers who may arrive in the
principal cities of the United States SO
disabled by disease or by wounds received
in the service as to be unable to proceed
to their homes, and for forwarding desti-
tute soldiers to their homes, $500, OOOi is to
be appropriated aud expended under di-
rection of tue President of the United
States.
The President has appointed lnjor- Gen
eral of Volunteers Pope, now in command
of the Department of Virginia, u Brigadier
General in the regular army, vice Wool,
nr6mnted
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-14

New YouK, July l2.2The strike among
the grain shoveiers has extended to the
steyedores. This has about finished the
business of shipping of breadstuffs. The
grain brokers have consequently recon-
mended their constituents to makeno more
purchases until the strike has ended
Many receivers have ordered the -four and
grain coming from the west to be stopped
along the line, until the difficulty is set
tied.
The steamer City of Baltimore sailed to-
day with two millions in specie for Liver
pool.
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B9- WHERE ARE THE. Ceows.-Ap old
farmer tells US that it is singular fact
that there are few or no crows now in the
country hereabouts. Theyiha all disap-i
peared. Where havesthey gomez To the
horrible banquet in Virginia ?--Hartford
Times. 17,,, Dc
We have heard the same enquiry made
in this quarter. Crows are almost as
scarce as small change.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-14

FoRTREss MoNRoE, July LITTLE steam
er Daniel Webster, while on her way up
James River yesterday, and when opposite
els, one ball passing through two of her
state rooms No one WAS hurt. The reb-
els have entirely forsaken our army; not
one is left in front nor within several miles,
and it is the prevailing opinion here that
they will soon be heard from in some 9th.
er quarter.
The steamer John Tucker, which went
up the York river on Wednesday with a
flag of truce returned this afternoon with
one hundred sick and wounded federal
soldiers, who were prevented from coming
down on the John Tucker last Monday.
The list of names have already been pub
lished.
There is no news from the army to-day.
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Notice to Mail Subscribers.
WANTED.

II. the Members o; the old franklin Literary
A society'' to he at the ~iIongh and Ready Hose
House on Monday erenug. July Is aI eight o'clock,
ioL "'O'' 4. EATOE,
j. 81. POWELL, s
trl4e jill. GOUDY.
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R8-Oh0ER IRON 4 Losa D1srANoE-Au
order for twenty-five suits of clothing was
received by TbOs. Hughes, the other day,
from Hon. Alfred Caldwell, Consul at Hon:
olulu, Sandwich Islands. The order will
amount to about fifteen hundred dollars.
We learn that the goods will be shipped
by express. fbige foF 70
R9- CARNCRoss & D1xlE's MlNsTRELs
played on Saturday evening to an over
flowing house. They leave. to-day for Gin
ciunati 5s9st. ..r- '+2''i''-'
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B9-soID1ERs' AID socrErv.-The Board
of Control of the Soldiers Aid Society,
met at the O. s. Court Room on Saturday
afternoon. The following committee was
appointed to solicit contributions: Geo
K, Wheat, Thos. Hornbrook, John Donlon,
H. K. List, aud William Tallant. The AS
ISOLATION desires to raise Immediately the
sum of $4,000, and it is to be hoped that
our people will respond literally and
promptly. The following committee was
appointed to draft an address to the public:
Rev. R. v. Dodge, DR.. A, s.. Todd, and G.
D.. Hubbard. ~ '-'s'
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statement of the wheeling SAYING
Institution, July 2, 1899.
DIvidend.

waEEIrse sAylsos !ss !, s
The Directors Of this Institution have declared
dividend OF per cent. ON the CapiaI Stock ont Of
the profits Of the last six months, payable to the
stock holders on demand
LIS. DKLsAPLAINy Treas,r4sa
wheeling, July 2, 1859. jys-st Z
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citizens are annoyed frequently BY the
muddy condition of the hydrant water,
especially during rise in the river, with
ont any apparent means of relief. A little
trouble for the time swill perfectly cleanse
the water, and for family purposes 1t will.
be just as pure as before. The mode Of
cleansing is by the use of a small piece of
alum, which imparts no unpleasant taste.
A piece of alum about the. size OF aiEalnut,,
suspended with a string, and kept gently
moving through pail of water, will cause
all the mud to precipitate in few minutes,
when the crystal fluid may be poured off,
The trouble is but slight, while the benefit
is of great importance. s7s4s.l .xe
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Gen. Humphrey Marshall has resigned
his commard in the rebel army. His bri.
gade has been turned over to Gen. Will
liams