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SUPERlNTENDENT-sO FFTCFy
CALVERT STATIoE, Baltimore. Nav ls, 1851.
On and etter Sunday. Nay 18th, 1s6l, Trains ON
the NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY AZ
rive and Depart "a follows, mill further roties
NAN TKSA4LHS NORTH.
EXPRESS 90 soP.M
.HARklsBUR6 ACCOMMODATION ct 9 p.
The sIsA. N: train eonneots At Relay House
q Hssover Junction with HAaOyer ard 8 eftsbSTS
ksliroads; et York with York and WriEhtsville
RAILROAD; 81 BarnskurE nth Pennss lvatia RAN
Toad for al psrts Of The West, also vita Lebsfnou
berland With L. and b. Abroad for Kingston sud
- Psrts q wyoming Valley and st Sunbury with
TIE PhIisdelphis and Erie Railroad Tor AZ parts
N2Thsnern fsTIAylysnis and New YORK. =
tons except Hanover Raiircsd, w Tir htFV1lie
helIroad and the Lebanon Valley Railroad = :
Ihes r. ID; train makes OOnnsctOns win Penn
direct connects fer New York.
TRAINS ARRITB.
Mail ats p; NJ; Exprets at 0 A. M; EarTis-
orIE Aeoommodanon st ESP NJ.
rf3r nekets. and lnforusstiou inquire st the
Ticket Ofoe, Calvert Station, Baltimore.
J.. O. "A Gwu
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.. The kiverpool. New York and Phisdelphjs
STEAMSHIP COMPANY intend cIspatciIinE their ~
poweTed q yds, built iron steansbfpf &c folovSs
SlL4AS6Qg,W; e.turday, August Sd
KkNhsSVRRdS nhLTihokE, I@h.
.Ana ever Saturday at noon. from Pier a. North
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R RSS Ps, Va ) l NEWPORT

FOR BOSTON VIA NEWPORT
A<<zzA AND FALL RIVER. ~
e.&<A11E<<7 By the splendid and e1seyzrr
steamers METROPOLIS, EMPIRE STATE
BAY STAT s, and STATE OF MAI \ r, OF treat
strength and speed, bat aTloulGrly adapted 10 TIE
navigation Of Long isltrd Soupd, running in ocn-
nect1on with the Fail River and Old ColOny Ran
road, distance Of y miles only 90 Boston =
Leave Pier No. North River near the Battery
The Steamer EMPIRE STATE, CAPT f3rsVton
nond4ys, w ednesaAJs, and Fridays, at O'clock
Z. ~, touchlnE % NsNlort each way.
The Steamer METROPOLIS, Cast. Brown, on
Tuesdays, Thursdays, Gad Ssturdaye Al 4 o'clocF
7, ~. to1ehlnE At Newport eeoh v.y.
These SteaEners are = tied with cOmrnodiU1s
state rooms, and every GffSrEcpeRt Cor tie sscurs-
" and comfort 81 Esssengerr, who ere aforced bY
this route nights rest on bosrc, and on aTrlvsl
tFatl River proceed fer Steamboat Truin.fsscf-
ms Boston cerly the following morning or nay
remain on bcsro Until starting Of the AccemmOda-
ton a. a; IL, b. which they InaJ reach BOston
A baTfafe master ia attached 70 scoh steamer.
who Tcceives and tickets the bsxxaxe. and accom-.
psnies the same 20 lie Destination.
A steamer runs IN connection with this Lane be-
tween Fail River and Providence daily, except
Freight 70 Boston IA forwarded throusk. vita
treat dlspatoh By an Expresl Train, which raves
feil River every mermngs sundhys excepted, et
N O'Clock for Boston and New Bedford, srFIvinr
u lu desuneffou &C about II AN t-1
OF neagn ny e pessars, egplyOn bosrd. ~ the
onoe on Pier No. k0uh River For state rooms
And beFtht Apply on koard, N dezired 10 seouTe
them IN advtnce, 70 WIN. BORDEN. All
20 and n West street N ",
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! Y--t SMITH L BRoTHER's
= L T. O II e a M ALE
/ 1.sa SUPERIOR AMBER AER,
PORTER AND NEW YORK BROWN STOUT.
( TIE above CELEBRATED AMERICAN
ALES are Brewed from the CHOICEST BAR
LEY MALT and HOPS, and highly esteemed by
those who have used them. Purchasers are re-
quested to call and examine superior stook,
assured that they viii find the BEST and PuREsT
articles. az r
l We have at all times large stock ready for de-
livery. in vhols, half and quarter casks, suitable
for the TRADE, HOTELS, and FAMILY USE,
which we offer on the MOST FAVORABLE
TERMS. 5-res e,
/ SMITH & BROTHER, Brewers, 81
4 No.13s i60 West 18th st. New York City
Orders by Maj or Express promptly executed.
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A. CARp.

~. d. = AiGLE Has the resspte 70 inform
trst eass ResssHrrit, a. the fsvorite Ioosrion on
Eht<e l-knDwu 90 AlSler's Confsetionery eafaS-
DS1asat, hsving Haaa srrx1 sam spt = for q e0a..
-. ssPSy VI ~ no ssdssa q, ~ re seasoa. and
ssnss' he hopes 70 rsssive q due snare Of public
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-27
2g 0sIsaragh.
From Wa1hington.

WnHiHeToB, Jan. 75.-Bdg Gen 7,
". sherman, eommsuiiag ct Port Royal
10 . eommSaieAllon 70 The HGhsHai iaisi'i-
gsas1, deems Il doe 70 the interest Of The
public service 70 publiely proclaim the al
Ter hlEiiy Of the statement made 10 several
journals Of the e0uatry, aud repeatedly
bToGgh. 10 bis notice, that's projected plan
for the Continuance Of the expedition, vas
abandoned ia consequence Of 4 disagree
meat and Misunderstanding between Com i.
.nod0re Dup0Et and himself he rays the
most friendly aud cordial feelings and sn-
tire harmony OF action have always exist
ed between them.
To-day being devoted by the Secretary
Of War 10 baBiueB With members Of Con-
grrss, = very large number Of them arc
ayailibg themselves Of this arrangement.
TIE President has appointed. BY aud
with the advice Of the Senate Maj. Lewis
5. Arnold. Of New Jersey, Of The lEt fegi-
msnI Of artillery, 70 be IIrigsdier General
Of volunteers.
The State Department, as we'll as the
War Department, will hereafter be closed
GU Saturday 10 all visitors, members Of Con-
gresi excepted, and Thursday be set apart
for business With the diplomatic corps.
The railway frUm Washington to AleTan-
dria and other connections is expected to
be ia working order in the course Of few
days. Tue almost impossible condition OF
the roads, owing 10 ihe continuous heavy
rains, for teams containing army supplies
constitutes this highly important i'm
provemenL
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-27
Southern News.

CAIRO, LII, jan. 25-Siuce the return Of
the troops from Kentucky, detachmeuts Of
rebel cavalry visited BlNndville, All the
county records were removed TO Columbus.
The 52nd Illinois and 9TH Iowa leit to-
day for SmithlsHd, iaoatb Of-thO Gambler
land river.
By Tag Of truce the Memphis appeal
OF the lGlh, 18th and Dead was received.
The Little Rock Journal, of the 18th says
that Gen. Frost, the Camp Jackson prison.
sr, who has been on parole, is now at Jack.
Sonport with several hundred adhercnts,
whiting for recruits to join tho gallant old
chief, Sterling Price.
The British residents at Mobile have Or
ganized themselves into company for
home defence.
The Confederate NerI, at Columbus
has tho following:
Col. Nealcy's regiment aUd Kennsdy's
battalion left yesterday for MayfeId creek,
in search Of the LiDcolnitcs, Also inti-
mates that half million dollars had been
sent TO that place for the payment Of troops.
A letter from Richmond, dated 10th, says
that John X. jackson, Colonel 9th Georgia
regiment, has been appointed Brigadier
General, and is in command at Pensacola.
Memphis papers say that federal money is
ut IS per cent. discount in New York, but
not word Is said about ZollicoiFer,
Gov Claib. Jackson was at New Orleans
week before last
JeT. Thompson again made his appear
ance on the Missouri border, and visited
Commerce yesterday With force OF 500
mga, completely saekiug tho houses OF
Union citizens or that place. An expedi-
ton will leave Birds Poiut this evening 10
pursuit Of the marauders.
ST.. LOUIS, Jan. 25.-Samuel Englsr, the
banished sscssSioniIt, was sent across the
river under guard, this afternoon. His
destination is unknown. His attorney was
released from military prison.
Attachments were served on the property
Of several other delinquent secessiouists
to-day.
Gen. Henderson, tho newly appointed
Senator, left for Washington this morning.
Judge Jas. H. Burch announces himself
as candidate for Governor at the August
election.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-27
From Missouri.

ST. LOUIS, Jau. 2i.-SeVeral secession
lists who were recently assessed for the
bensft Of the southwestern lugitiVes, by
order OF Gen. HAlleek. having failed to pay
their assessments, their property was seiz.
ed DAY or two past under an execution
to satisfy the assessment, with &c percent,
additional, according to General Order,
No. %.
Yesterday Samuel Engler, prominent
seeeisionist, and one Of the assessed, had
writ Of repleVin served on the Provost
Marshal for the property seized from him
whersupon he and bis attorney Nathaniel
Cox were arrested and lodged in the mill
tary prison.
To-day Gen. Ealleck issued special or
der directing the Provost Marshal to lead
Engler beyond the limits ofihe Department
Of Missouri and uotily him not to return
without the permission Of she Commanding
General, under penalty OF being punished
according TO the laws Of war. Hallsek
also adds that martial law having been de-
cIared 10 this city By authority OF the Pres
ideut Of the United States, all civil author
tiles Of whatever name or Office, arc hereby
notified that any attempt on their part to
interfere with the execution OF any order
issued from these headquarters, or impede,
molrst or trouble any officer duly appoint
ed to carry such order itio effect, will be
regarded rs military offence and DO pun.
IShcd accordingly. The Provost Marshal
General will arrest each aud every person
Of whatever rank or Office who attempts in
any way to prevent or interfere with the
execution Of any order issued from these
headquarters, and he will call upon the
commanding officer Of tho Department Of
St. Louis for any military assistance.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-27

arSHE L0VED HtM, kc.-lt 10 not
mech more than 4 month Since there ap.
poAFed Ia our midst 3 ihpWmAn, who eE-
hibltsd GmoBgIt other eutlotitlsS a haif-
losS mare, said 10 have been captured Ia
the Rocky Mountains. TIE owner, or *.
hlbltoF, was not bllnd to the hseinallouI
Of the Esntler sex, and after two weeks ae'
aua.ntSnea Woh the affections OF rather
hSndJ0tdu young giFl roGidlng 10 Alleghe'
ny, 10 whom he Pligbled bic faith. She
trusted him, a. she has since learned, to
her dsEimsht. No bus gone aud lsit her,
and ia view Of = coming event she has
mGda an alidaViG before Nay OF Wilson for
seduction undsr promise Of marriage
The Snowman ID doubtless somewhere In
the land Of the living, but :he probability
Of bic being brought back here TO answer
the charge 10, TO say the least, very remote.
The unfortunate young lady calls almost
daily At The Mayors Oaias, hoping to bear
from the hithlsss One,-PifiibaFgh Dh-
patch Of Saturday.
A short time ago, We got note from
this Hairless Mare Man, enclosing 40 ad-
ysrIl,onsnt, which he asked US TO insert.
The note aad Advertisement were the for
msr stated, WFilleu upon the cars and
mailed at "a way station. The advertise
meat bad sort Of an Alfred lluglol'h at
mo,Phsre about Il, and having no doubIin
the world but lInirlsSS would istslc, VIC
put Il ln-ths stove.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-27
SUNDAY NIGHTS DISPATCHES.
FOREIGN NEWS.
Arrival Of the Steamer Europa,


HALIFAX, Jan. 9s,-The steamer Europa
arrived here last night With dates 10 The
lltb, from Liverpool, and the l2th BY tel
egraph from QeenStoWn.
Notwithstanding the pacific solution Of
the American question, Warlike prePaTa-
tiouS we're continued at WoOlWich, The
steamers Spartan and Ajax continued 70
take 10 heavy stores for Halifax and Java.
Mr. Stewards dispatch was considered 10
Cabinet Council on the 9th. The TINS
understands that an anWer will be returned
expressing qualification OF the diSavoWal
Of Com. wilkes act, accepting the SdtiSfae-
ton rendered. PFesuming the precedent
in the Trent case, will rule the case Of the
Eugenia Smith as to the general discussion
OF the law Of neVtrslS, The government
will decline any answer until they have
had the opportunity o. submitting the whole
question 10 the law officers, There are pro-
positions on this note which are not all
advisable, and amer the delivery Of the
prisoners, these points may be psFieally
discussed.
The London Po5i announces thata thor
ouRh understanding had been arrived al
with the American Government. Not on
| II had they given the required rtphrationi
but 10 doing 30, Nr. Seward will have sue
eeeded 10 impresSing on the English Gov.
eminent the notion that they 1--we not only
obtained The present indemnity, but nc
small pledge Of future security.
The Daily NfrS eulogiLss tho courSO Of
the course Of the Tipei and Post
The Tines has a strong editorial, oppos'
ing any ovation to SlidslI aud NiIon, aud
says they arc the most worthless booty Il
could be possible TO extract from The jaw
Of the American lion, having been knoWI
long as blind and hAbiGual haterI and 70,
vilerB Of England.
Other journals advise 4 similar course
The TtRei deuounees the Stone blockade
As q most atfouiouI crime.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-27

NEw YOHK, Jan. 2S.-The storage Is,
tAblishmenl Of A. Il, Wyatt, No. 2, Pear
ST., was burned last night. Loss $500, 0O9
Fully insured.
Tho Fulton Bank, corner Of Fulton aud
Pearl stJ,, aud several other buildings
were burned this morning. The loss il
probably 100000, but is doubtless in-
Sursd.
One Of the hospitals at Quarantine was
burned this morning.
The steamer Ranak, from Nassau, with
dates to the Goth, arrived this morning.
The steamer Kate, formerly the Caro-,
line, arrived at Nassau on the 18th, IN
forly.three hours from Charleston, with
400 bales Of cotton and eight passengers,
She flies the rebel flag.
Tue D. S. steamer Flambeau sailed from
Nassau on the 18th.
a Federal steamer was at Berry Island
waiting the departure OF vessel which
bad run the blockade.
The culture Of cotton bad been COM
meneed at the Bahamas.
Lieut.. Temple, OF the o. S. gnu boat
Flambeau, had offered the services Of bis
vessel aud crew to assist the wrecked
'BrilIlh steam Erigate Conqueror, which
vas ashore.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-27

%A CARlcATuRE.-RarPtr' Wsstly'
for this week, contains an sngAViug Of
Brisadlor General Kelley and liaff. The
picture looks no more like tina. excellent
gentleman and brave officer than it docs
like Gen. Jackson or Christopher COlum-
bus. The Ggures which Sro Iutsndsd obe
Ilksns,,s, OF the members Of the stat are
no more like the persons designed to be
represented than they are like any other
si1 persons that you would pick up atran-
dom Ia tho street It Is bat Justice to the
artist, Nr. Bot, who drew the picture, to
Say that hs executed Il faithfully, but the
Likeness add expression were lost in the
engraving.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-27

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 25.-At Logan Gross
on the 10Th, the LIST Tennessee was next n
the 10th Indiana but we're ordered as were
the 2ud Tennessee and 18th Kentucky, to
hold tho cross roads and therefore were moi
ia the ,hicksst Of the hght.
The report that Col. Fry was killed Il
false,
The wounds Of Lieut., Burt aud Colonel
McCook are not serious.
Wetmore's battery attached to the l2th
brigade, did most eSsential service on the
Geld, aud in front Of The eneniy'S entreneh,
meats on Sunday evening.
The rebels 10 relreating, burned four guI
carriages at Monticello, bul their cannon
aud guns are scattered all oVer their track
Gen. Thomas forces have not yet beer
heard from. Il Is supposed he WiIlOeeup!
Monticello.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-27

~ THH GOvENNEST STABLES, near
the HsmPAsld Depot, Is place Of cOnsd-
cradle Interest now to horse faucisrS.-
The stables have the appearances Of a
horse show. Captain Downing has PuF-
chased some excellent horses for the Gov
sramsat, but as he has been exchanging
good horses for those which have been
0playsd out' In the transportation and
cavalry service, he has now on hands
among the good specimens, some pretty
well used up old plugs.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-27

TbO g. g. qua boas fR,elfarl aaa III
pEiVAfoaF Nashville are q SoaG1EaP ton.-
The TateafOrs hGI her AneAafage : milG
fron ~ dock With Efts banked aP hnd
reaeg q slip anchor aud start Al momentI
uollee. sss only FeqaiEsd Goals, water
hsd provisions which UerO being supplied
70 Der.
Capt CaEsn on bic arrival tSke3 per-
mission To Gre q minute gaHa n bis re-
spset 10 Prince Albert, butihe Queen huy-
ibg required that % guaI should Be ase3
neAF 0tborne, The eoaftssy lhoagh fully
appreciated. eoald not be accepted.
TIE NAihrille Continued ~ her dock
The Govsrnmeat had observed the sirictssi
nsutfaliy towards bet. Nothing was per-
miIied 70 be done except what vas nsesS-
sAEy to make her seaWoFthy. No shot,
powder, gaas, nor munitions have been pat
on board.
Dariug The aigbt Of the 7th ias., three
armed men from the TnseSrorA were dis
covered fseonnoileriag the Nashville and
were ordered Cd By the dock iuPerintshd-
ent The drsS were lighted on the Nash.
vile on the 10th aud Il was the Impression
that she was abOat TO sail, bat she made
no movement.
The TuscArora was on the alert, With her
steam mp.
IT is reported that the Sumter bad len
CadiI for SOUTHAMPTON.
Il vas also reported that a0otheT Fed.
erai vessel was cruising 10 the channel, and
might be expected AZ Southampton.
FRANcE.-There IL said 10 be much sat-
isfaCtiOn 10 odiciAl circles at the settle.
meat Of tue Treat affair, which caused a
rise Of oae per cent on the Bourse.
Tide ROaRear dcnOanees the stone block
ade.
a telegram from CsdiE says the Amcri.
eau Consul bad received orders to protest
against the admission Of tie Sumter.
II is said that Spain will protect the
prisoners brought bT the Sumter.
4 Tioleut shock Of earthquake bad &C.
Cured, extending from Dresden TO Loipsic.
No damage Is reported.
The Dutch Ministry has resigned.
RUssIA.-The Journal OF ST. Petersburg
publishes an article on NJ. Seward, on the
upriRhlness and Intelligence OF his policy,
and demanding that the Trent affair may
become the starting point Of negotiations
for the recognition by the Powers Of tho
common principles upon the question OF
neutral RagS. The article also expect
that England will gire to tho world sol.
emn guarantee for the future, BY signing
convention which, by insuring universal
respect for the rights Of neutralI, would
contribute to the maintenance Of peace
aud mark the progress OF civilization,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-27
AND STILL THEY ooMRl
MORE NEW GOODS!
JOHN ROEMER's,


No. % Main ST., Centre wheeling.
7 AsToSIsIliNGIY Low PRlCEs EOR CASH
frsnsh MsrIuo,, plain and aEur,d, Of all sOlog,.
Thibst Cloths, 81 all qualities and ea'o'p, iFOm
Fiain sad figured Nu,lln DslAIn', Of lloOlopsud
Mourning Dress Goods.
BoutbSRns-, Black NsrinoSs Plain Black DSI,ainsI,
laek cTIps and Love vdll Black Hosiery, SIlk and
Kld GlOye., llaek CThPo Collar, &c.
shawIs and !ClORICs,
Embracing Ills very latest novelties u Tie BOaSon,
Ladies' Hack and ColoTrd Cloth Cloakl,
LcaE and square Woolen Plaln and Plaid 1hapbl
nFpehe shauls, very cheap,
Ilark CaIhmafo Ihlhoi ehAVll,
HOOP SKIRTS, for Ladies' Misses and Chlidren ,
Hosiery, GIovss aud UndSrBAFmonts.
Ladlcs, Genlu' ani chiIdrsn'u Colton end Woolsn
Hosiery Ia colord aud Whlici Tltecy Tired Cettol
Hosiery iof Ladies and ChldT0n; Nsfiho uldsFyustl
Men6 UndsT,hlFis and DAWsFi, while end coloFOd.
white ned HltnksiSi Red, white, Dius, Grey and
IIERioSS DOMESTIC GOODS, BisaebsS and
uabIoachsiL-C Cotton hhlFtngs : shoslings, Cheeks,
Plaid. Llns0yI ClniOa Hlannsll, pplqgtd ard While
EMBROtDERIkHy-Rl styles 0f FGpnrh and
scuich GILLIAN, Rack C1Pe CollAFH Black LAfo
yslll, BahdS, BdEIngi and lnseFtinga. te.l -,
Also 10 arrive, = Iareo nl0Ftment Of lura lebeapl
WooIen Hoods, new hnd splendid hyiss d HoodSi
Wooden COmiJrts, ior Men and Boys 10 lAESe quAn'
iiiies.
An II these Eooda viii b. cold ~ very low prices
ior eaah 1isAss cell soou, ~
No. ~ NLin S., ceuiru Wheollng.
poy5O JOHN R0RMkR,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-27

SrA Rux ORA horse belonging to
the Government stables, ran % With q
wagon on Friday, and Inflicted considers
BILE injury upOa.A young fellow who was
driving him. The wagon was broken all
to pieces. The horse started from the
stable OF Mcdonald and Basr, and brOugh.
up somewhere in Centre Wheeling, The
driver was thrown out and pretty badly
hurt
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-27

ST. LOuIs, Jan. 2G.-OEcial dispatches
from Cape Girardeau, slate that tho expe-
dition which len that place few days
siuee for Benton and Bloomfield, has re.
turned, having captured Lieut., Col. Farmer
aud eleven other officers, and Iixty-eight
priVates Of Jelf. ThompsOn's command.
Also, quite a number Of arms, horses,
saddles &c.
A telegraph line is to be Immediately
constructed from ROlla westward.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-27

TRoY, y. Y, jan. PA tremendous
gale prevailed all through Western YER
mont, this morning. The train which len
Troy Tor Rutland at T;l5 this morning en-
eountersd the gale IN the iowa Of Shafts
burg, and while passing an embankmeut
30 feet high fierce wind broke one Of the
cars from the coupling and threw Il down
the smbankmsnt, M. H. Dwight, Of Bos
ton, was instantly killed aud John Robin.
son, the road master, was severely injured
and cannot survive, aud two ladies we're
aeyerely injured.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-27

1rpASSAol OF TRoOPs, Two thOuSaud
loldIsrs from Cleveland, Ohio, crossed the
Ohio river yesterday at BellaIr, bound for
patlersOu'I Creek, Three more Regiments
from tie same point bound in the same
direction are on the way.
On Saturday arsgimsnt Of soldiers and
battery Of artillery crossed at PaFksr'-
burgb.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-27

MrFEp1RAt UOuRT,-In the Federal
Court 90 Saturday tho District Attorney
aad z. Jacob, Esqp submitted arguments
upon the sOnaIcatsd property cases.
A mau named Stern, who has been con-
aned =. Camp Chase iOs some time was
admitted to ball upon his taking the oath
to support the Constitution Of the United
State, and tho restored Government o.
YlrgiptA,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-27

~ ELEeuoS At TiE NoErnWE'TEES
BAIE-J.w. PaItou, Esq, has bsea elect.
cd President Of ,hi, ias,ilutIOn. On the
pari Of the State, The Governor has APP
pointed Nsurs. John Hubbard, S. H.
woOduard nsd DR. A. S. Todd, Directors.