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General Lanes EKpedit1on--Kansas ts
Satisfied.

From the LeaTenworth Conservative, 9Th.
The people Of Kansas are satisfied 4 grand
division, cmhodying all the volunteer force of
our Stutc and swellcd by our brothers Of the
West, to the imposing army of twenty-five
thousand men, is TO sweep down from our
borders like an ayalancAc upon our hated ene-
Mrs.
Two sons Of Kansas, dear to us, and re-
nowncd through the Union. arc to lead this
advance which marches to New Orleans and
victory.
Lane, whose name is spell to hush the
frightened children Of the South, commands
the column.
Jennson, the daring, dashing Murat Of the
West, ranks as 'Chief Of Cavalry" aud leads
the sixteen thousand horse which form the
flower Of the division
Yesterday, men grouping III the streets,
with glad fuces congratulated each other that
at list something here and now was to be
done.
All regret that The merit Of Jcnnison, ac-
know ledgcd and greeted by the nation, Is not
to be badgcd by 4 Brigadicrzhip. But lie does
mol need it. He will occupy a prouder posi-
ton than that Of a simple BF1gadier, and the
etar on his shoulder could add no 1ustre to the
famc he will win.
VT now wait, aud without 4 great disap-
pointment looming NJ through our fears and
| hopes, can see 4 near future Of actual deeds.
| The people If Kansas are Satisfied.
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Interesting from Na8sau---The Rebel
Steamer Ella WoFtrley-moyemen
of British Men Of War.

NEW YORK, Jan 12.-By the brig Lucy Dlr-
li11ggt from Nassau, New Providence, we arc in
receipt Of important information 1t appears
bella, Of Charleston, lad sailed previous to
the 4th Of January from Nassau, ap-
parently for St. Johns, New Brunswick.
But very little doubt existed that She was
actually bound for Charleston, as she bad on
board the cargo of the ship Eliza Bonsal1,
land ria Charleston, where she made an at
tempt to run the blockade, but failed.
The British steamer Gladiator was at Ms
sau waiting to sail for !: Southern port on the
18th ult
The British ship Of war Conqueror, ono hun
~ t east si,1e cc Rn1tcr ~ an5 5unhc nhc fS iaat
heard from the ruck had pierced tive feet
through her bottom
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appeared ut Bath, where there were hut about
800 Onion troops, these being detachments Of
several regiments. An attack WIS made by
the EAutc rebel militia, who were repulscd By
our Folunteers.
Subsequently Jackson's regulars made an
attaek II front, at the same time executing 4
fanlRease&Eement, when our troops fell back on
Thseztfaaaats 2fEen- Jackson's force is cor
roborated from several sources.
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FACT PLAINLY STATED.

The Washington Republican says the
1,7o.s7aze7y .tanatietsn Of tic great body Of
tie officers Of the regular army, eeaica las
7Aas for ;7arazyzed the sra7, has proved too
str'ng for the President and Cabinet,
whose direct and explicit orders (as re-
gently tL''se Of Gen. Shcr1nan) are constant
II violated. Legislation Is needed, and the
prospect is, that it will soon be obtained. If
il i. anu as soon rs it is, an advance Of the
armies will accomplish some practical
good, It is not in the field, but in Con
gross, that the real BATTLES arc 10 be fought
upon which the issue of this war depends.
, 1862-01-14
ReaureEard.s Account Of the Bull
Run Rattle.


TIN viro;n;o corrocron,,ort of fin yor
AA ~ie'sonueHs VI .ae ~"
OfleAns Dtttd gives m account OF y selecl
dinner party to Gen. EcauTcgnr1, at which he
,,,do +1,., fo1,,,r;pr rom.,1-c.
A'.rae ~. ~ ~ I=',r ,,< -,
~ .ne ~!sl " W.. ~ aoout u u:lVca,
Pe1naI' :, ~ ercG4!lcu ~ 1le tnfte tuc Nelotl
t Mas alleauy "Hnl!' our grasp. ~ Iae!, up 10
.i:at lno.iei't t n.u nese1 ~'sslcu III Luz eon
s1ctioh mat triumph must crown our arms.
eol nas NY eottiueHCe shahcu nhtll' ~ tllc
.lnle ne'e nhGntio!leo, ~; ooseltea y. bne eA-
l!tMe leit, a1 1he oislance ei sometlnng more
tu3n ! nue, i co4nHn =! men approaching.
~ 1nciI hes1a "as ilaSs Mulen could llot us
alneo'fa. I hsen ~l.n .ue aio o. strouS
slass, 1as uHagtc ~ aelef1fliue nuet1cr ~
was Tue lnteo states nag or the ConleaeEa1c
nag: AL a ING same me1nen5 9a IeesiSca a1s.
Iateti llo1n tap1iha A4oAahuer. III Guar VI sle
s'gna. saallon, 3 warning me 10 look ou. ior snc
!eaI, rtat L iarge columu WAS approaching
lFom tia4t MrecloD' ana 1hat le Was supposed
10 be Gen; F9tters0n's command coming TO
fe'n1ofce McDo"e1-
At tins moment, must confess, my hcaft
1al1cd me: 1eame, feluctantly, 10 tue conciu-
s1on tna1, a1tcr AT our cnorls: VIC should ~
Last be compelled to yield to the enemy tue
nard fut'ght and blooay nela; L AGAIN tooS
the glass 10 examine Inc nag ol INC approach-
lns column, ent ny ANXIOUS inquiry WIS IN
productive OF result. coma NOT ten 70 "nich
ar1hy iue WAVING banner oelongco. ~ tnis
,lWc AL tne 11enoeis " ny stal "eIc aosenl,
having oeen dlspatched MIN orders 10 various
points; me Only person WIN me- vas tne
eaAanl oincer Wno has recently dlsllnS nSulsneu
minscn " ntlli4ant "a leaI "
snsn to' ssans: s 1i 1i ,.;,,' sn, ~ ~,
ooun.s nnd t LIT to,u 1;t i1in p,4a aa ri ~ r.
t:s"'. 49, - ah s - ,,.,e ~ a.a I.t,a';J -,
conpeiied to fall back unoa our reserves. aud
| postpone until the next day i continuation Of
the engagement. After further rejection, l
Jnhstn ,rIn IA ,ss,r,, g th1. tas " ,.',ilecte
inc Il reserve. and to inform hin Of the circuul-
stanccs Of the case, and torequest him to have
@ the Tesesyes es col'Se1ed WIN all d1spa1ea, ana
nrsep m moycment. OK IN S - e''ei0'' WI ''"
Col Evans started on the mission thus en-
trusted to him: He had proceeded but short
"n;n y ueenftsI ~ tix IHs u nahI alr
| dag tt had nov come within flIi view. 4
sudden gust Of wind shook out its folds, and
reeosnlzed the stars and pars OF the Conaca'
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W7 7ANTED-A Furnished House.
W Tic South Side preferred Also, a Narse to
take cate Of Two children Address ?. .. Box 5ls5.
ta:4k:s113.s
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TEE GAME LAWS.

Tit gin,e laws Of Illinois go into tempo
rary operation tomorrow. the 18th, and
interested parties have probably made a
note Of the fact already. It is to give the
birds Il chance 10 grow fat for next falls
marhct So no more game for the present.
, 1862-01-14
From the Upper Recommendation
nf Gen. IAfk8Qu3H Rebel EpEEe8.

FREDERICK, nd. Jan 12-Thc rumors cir
culatiug that The town Of Bath has aeeD burn
ed, are untrue. The rebel Srmy Under Gen
Jackson is il and around Bath. They burned
some buildings yesterday.
HANCOCK, Va, 12th. f7ia Frederick, Nd,
13th.1-Gen. Jackson {rebei} w;th Il, eco regu
lars, 600 militia, aad 18 guns, after threaten
iDg Romne5, appeared before this place st
distazce to-day, probably on his return to
Winchester. He Lad three days. rations left.
Ep to th4. time Of this dispatch he HAD made
no demonstration.
e. seek ago yesterday, ae With tsN fcrce,
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THICAGO AND HER FUTURE
\ ] d4stinv q few years ago ard FRESH OYSTERS
was luxury that only the richest could enjoy. Now
they axe received at
yINTONsS
In forty Fight hours from Baltimore. fresh nom E.t
water and sold rs cheap as In ScT York. No. south
Clark sl1eet. ialak:ss5tst
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The first sale of Port Royal cotton, couis
Gated and gathered by our troops, was made
at New York city, the other day, when seven
ty-ninc bales were knocked oil at auction. The
price paid ranged from Is cents pound tc
G21s cents. The Is cent lot was Of kind
never before received in the Northern market
being dcnomisatcd wastcn-splong the plant
crs. The higher priced were the first quality
Sea island cotton.
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G)e Tribtt11e.
WASHINGTON SAFE,

We are happy at last TO be able to an
1,ounce that Washington, defended bY
McClellan's army Of 100000 men, is safe.
And we are enabled to state upon the au-
thority Of q dispatch believed to have come
from well Informed sources, that Al is
quiet along the Potomac"
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ST. Lor1s. January Is, 1850.
The First Kansas regiment has probably
reached Lexington safely, but it seems The
relel5 heard Of their coming and sought to
prevent their entrance into the town; and on
Wednesday night Last the rear guard was fred
upon and thc Farrier Of the First Missouri
cavalry and two horses Killed. The same
night the pickats were driven in. Col. Deitz-
1er thcreuron sent Capt. Walkers company
ahead to take the town. having heard that
eleven hundred secesh we're marching there.
Col Dcit7lcr had arrested several prominent
re'>,1s, and given ao!tce that # bis regiment
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From the Evening Tribune, yesterday
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
1pedition-Rebels at Sew
all's Fotnt-Propel1er Ashore.

FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. IL, via BALTIMORE
Jan. ia report was brought up yesterday
morning, that a large propeller was ashore a
few miles below Cape Henry. The Spaulding5
was sent to her assistance, but could find
nothing Of her, and consequently returned
here early last night.
The enemy raised flag staff and fay Eester-
day on scwalls Point. It is sccn very con-
spicuously aboyc tie trees.
The Spaullius is loadtng Tapidlyr, and is cx-
pectei to sail for Port Royal via. Hatter,s this
evening.
Company B Of the naval brigade, with Col.
Wardrop and Lieut.. Til1otson, came over
from Camp Hamilton this afternoon, and
vent on board the gunboats Hunchback and
Southfield to naen the gnns. The above ART
part Of Gen. Burnsidc's expedition.
, 1862-01-14

CA9t0ft OF II E<eUel Scn00uEFs
WASHINGTON, Jan 13.-The Augusta, Conf
n.ander Barrett, captured the schooner Island
Belle, Of Nassau, laden with sugar aud mo-
lasses, about twelve miles southeast Of Bulls
Island light. She had clearance from Balti-
more, but when first seen she mas standing in
for Bulls Bay. The Island Belle was built i'll
Charleston, in 1861, and called the Gen Rip
ley; and her certificate OF British registry
bears date Nov 4, 1861.
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Tie boiler Of tue oil refinery of MessrE.
Ba11is i Co, III Hanltramck, near Detroit,
exploded last Friday, tearing things about tic
1nil| generally. Tie engineer {N'ilIiam Tuite}
VA :!-omu sixty feet and badly hurt Mr..
BIr:is, who was On the second floor, liu1seH
n5r-.,Fle cscared.
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N?ANTED.-A A member ct one 1T
~ tic Episcnpal Churches IN Cbcaso, and ) II.
for The support q small famiIy hrstrate Pen.
man. CorTtsrondcnt and BoohkceRft- Sttsnbers OF
teres themselves. md fu'al the btrtne Law. Help
one Anoihrr" Peters 70 last employer. Address
"BI S1NESS MAN. Post Office Boz Ss1. jail so. st
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E Gen. Burnsidc's expedition is of at
last, and the country las the assurance of
no more delay in that matter. Where it is
going tine alone must show. Our dis
patches state that some Of the vessels {as
supposed were seen in the Atlantic, bound
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WAsusNGTos, Jan. 13-The Secretary of
State has replied Ut some length to scnator
Fessenden, Chairman Of the Committee on
Finance, requesting information regarding the
consular system, and also the reasons which
induced the creation Of officers and the in
crease Of compensation.
, 1862-01-14

ITO KENT-A Store With Dwell
l. inc over it.. An exec1lcnt location for ctr:-
country trade. Also. very desirable zooms for Two
sion Arnl; to J-J- NORTON, 100 Washington street.
, 1862-01-14

t.:~ Major james A. McKow1., Of the Hill
New + ofh {E:leworto) regiment, has resigned
:<.- r:sous personal and intimately connected
y I'll. tie Happiness Of lis family. He is ex-
7cct4. ;:oue eooD.
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It VI J<s11H11J 1371 i sscE1e 0t caIs-
sToCE OF SHINGLES. LATH AND PosTs-JAN.

The STOCKS Of Shingles, Latb, aud Posts,
also show a great reduction On former years,
as the above tables demonstrate.
The following table shows the compara-
tive prices Of Lumber, Shingles, Lath, &c,
for q series IF years:
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Kut1ef.s Second Expedition Eu Route
to Fortress Monroe.
BosToS. jan. 13.-TAc steamship Constit1l-
ton, with the Maine 18th and the Bay State
regiments, sailed at seTen O'Clock this morn
inT, for Fortress Monroe.
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ROARDING-On Michigan ave-
~ nuc, north Of jackson strcrt one room for sin
gle gentleman. and either furnished unfuE
for nnI r!el couple two gentlemen in hot.st With
ALL the modern Improvements, By addressing e ..
Box ass jai+kl8ttt
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w TIE Cleveland papers have decided
hereafter % make a Charge for publishing no
tiece Of marriages and deaths.
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Its Final Departure from Fortress
Observation-Disclosures not Stated.

FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. 1.-Thc most Of
Gen. Burnside's Expedition LETT quietly, last
night and this morning, including large feet
Of scllooners which have been lying here
some time. 4 number Of vessels Of the Mxpe-
dition are still III port.
, 1862-01-14

Ex-senator johnson, of missouri.
that ex-Scnato or Waldo F. Johnson is in Price's
camp, with a commission --om the Confeder-
atc Government to raise regiment Of rebels
in this State.
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4 HORSE LOST.-Ran away on
and sons biack taii !lnS pcrson Sndns t,is sam:
ana o1ltEI1g LIN 70 corner Of WabaSh sysnu: and ID
iopnf, will he liberalIy rewarded bT B. yREELAND.
tl1i-h2s1Jt
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E- The military debts contracted by Gen.
Fremont, in ST. Louis, arc noS being paid Of,
and tue Auditing Committee have adopted, as
the most expeditions way Of notifying clainl-
ants, the method Of publishing each day the
number OF The claims ready 10 be paid.
, 1862-01-14

- Hon. Laban T. Moore, cx-M. c., aud
Colonel ef the Mountain Regiment, has re-
signed lis military commission, and John c.
Cochran Of Lexington is appointed in his
t4f1r3
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Total. feet - -.-...-.-...9 .166.Od0 7S.643,676
The following table shows the stock on
hand on Jan. 1, for series Of years:

From the above tables it will be seen
that there is nearly 100000 feet less
lumber on hand now than in 1861, and less
than one-laf Of the stock on hand on the
1st Of JANUARY, 1868. The stock of con-
mon boards is now only about onc-half the
amount on hand the Isl of January, 1861,
and fencing shows reduction Of so per
cent.
The following table shows The stock of
Shingles, Lath, posis, &c, on hand on The
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STOCK OF LUMBER. SHINGLES. LATH. &C.,
ON HAND-COMPARATIHEP PRICES, DC

The following table shows the stock Of
Lumber in this city on the 1st Of January,
1862, compared with the statement for the
corresponding date in 1861:
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TIE celebrated Starch Gloss for aling ezf Boso M
and all etnzched clothing ~ glcs:5 as new; -
The celebrated Prepared Glac 1or toplne 31
Te cs1bratca Dlanoz CeIsnt. foz Joining glssa Or
cs-tte nHood, (vnl not show, ,,-.
Trc ctiebrr1s Iudehtle Ink for Clothing
.fht cejeVratel Papier Nache fo- 1saSing variety
Of articles. ,.;,, .o .,,,, 49,. -,
Jbr ceIet rated Cast lion Cc7eIt tor joining pieces
FeTssas arc new EaEas ls5Ee saEs q money in
Alv ore Il the above rsSsiptss=at tc aa1 A1resa
zcesiptof
FIFTY CENTS III SPECIE 1R sTkMPS,
Or t1:e 7e4ea for Two Do..af4 Address A a WOOD
r G. 3-z%53:, Ch!Fa1o, L ;a.{ I.sI.t
, 1862-01-14

e" Three or four regiments Of Kentucky
horae guards have sworn Into the service for
three years, swelling the Eu1nber Of Kentucky
regiments 10 thiry-t.,rec, all recruited to the
maximum.
, 1862-01-14

Troop Vessels Moving South--Report.
ed to be Burns1de's Expedition.
NEW YORK, Jan. 13.--The transport Patap-
SEQ, from, Baltimore, reports having passed on
the 1th, off Cove Point, . portion Of Burn
Cape I Hcnry, passed two two steamers, % each haT "
lug 4 schooner. in tow, coming out Of tue
Capes, all bound South.
The transports Baltic, Cahawba, Empire
City, and Marion, sailcdto-lay for Port Royal
, 1862-01-14

ohio Troops for Western Virginia.
They are Wanted and not Wanted.
C1sc1SSAT1, Jan. 1s.-This mornings Ga
1ettc says Governor Dcnuison received dis
patches from Washington, on Fridly night,
informing him then. was a pressing necessity
for troops III Western Virginia. Gcn. McClcl-
Ian was advised that fourteen regiments Of ill.,
fantry, and hyc batteries Of artillery, with
two regiments Of cavalry, could be thrown
thnn half u those WHICH had raccc:,::25 march
ing orders would be out Of the State BIZ last
night. On Saturday dispatches were received
countermauding the orders Of Friday night.
Tue soldiers, However, have Instructions to
hold themselscs in readiness to march.
, 1862-01-14

f9:- While the Senate is acting upon the
long list Of military nominations, made by the
President, {some Of which TIC arc assured will
1,c bl,ck-ballcd, as many Of tllcn ought to bc,)
the Executive goes On with tho manufacture
Of Brigadiers. and has added to the list tho
name Of Major Davidson. Of the I'd T. s. cav
airy, native Of Virginia, and graduate Of
West Point.
, 1862-01-14

Territorial Governments for tho Se-
eeded States---The Pensacola Mt AM
napolis.
NEW YORK, Jan. 13.-Washington specials
ear that Mr. Hutchins Of Ohio has prepared 4
bill to Ic introduced in the House, establish
ing territorial government over the seeded
States, and prohibiting slavery therein.
The House Committee OF Elections will re-
port against the claim Of DIR. Segar Of Eir
ginia to q seat
The war steamer Pensacola las arrived at
Annapolis.
, 1862-01-14

5rn!Ssr!EID, H., Jan. 13,-Thc report Of
the Committee on Reporting was adopted,
ten papers in the English or German language.
Sundry resolutions Of inquiry were intro
dnced and referred to the committees.
Amotion to adjourn till October was lost
by IS to IA.
Mr. Singleton offered a resolution, author
izing the Legislature to assume, on behalf Of
the State, the Indebtedness OF cities and
counties at the market value Of the bonds,
and tsx theu to pay the interest. Referred to
the Committee on Finance.
should have at least one representative in the
House Of Representatives, providing for an
nual sessions Of the Legislature, etc.
The army auditors, in response to rcsolu-
tior, reported the claims against the State,
allowed By the Board, at $,Ss,7 ,775; claims
nrtsruted and not allowed, 1851, 10.
, 1862-01-14
Heavy Fire at New YoTk-EOks
&HA NnA

S7UsUUV.
New YoEK, Jan. 122.-Last night 4 fire
broke out in tic seven story buildings num-
bcrs - - and II Franktort street. owned and
occaried by Jankias 4 Bro. The preuiscs
were entirrly destroyed Loss about SIC, ,G)o,
said to be partly insured.
, 1862-01-14
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CHANGE In THE WAR OFFICE.
RESIGNATION OF SIMON
CAMERON.
He is Appointed Minister to Russia.
EDWIN N. STANTON, OF PENN,
TAKES THE DEPARTMENT.
Departure Of Burnside's Expedition.
GEN. Lag: AUTHORIZED 70 MusIER IN PER-
TEE LANE-sTAHToN CONTROVERSY.
Great Preparations at Cairo.
Mcre Troops Leaving for Kentucky.
Troops on the Way from st. Louis.
LEXINGTON, MISSOURI, s1lLL REsftllous.
, 1862-01-14
aurtlntl &uIrg.

pI GILBERT, SAMPSON WARNER,
CRoC1SEEH
GLASSWARE. Britannia Ware, Lamps, Af., It,,
AT AL CTION.
On FKDA1, January 18th, at 9;t O'clock A. NJ VIC
Will tell at ~ "
Store No. los Lake Street,
Tie eais1cc OF the sto:s Of Crawford, Sharp + CO.
cc2sisttr = CT general asarrtE.cnt OF '
EK0CRER1, CIT GLASSWARE,
TEA TRAYS, LA3iEs, BRITANNIA wltRE, DC, DC.
The Aktys viii he closed oct without rcscrve for
tss+ The fErhit!re and Fixtures OF the store wilt DO
sold II II o'rierS.
GILBERT, SAMSON & WARMER
JaItkF7$"it A1cuO1terA.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-17
. " W6EELIN6 va. FRTDAY MORNING, JANUARY H. 1862

ments we have supposed above, Mcclellan
would pierce the centre of the rebellion.
de would mass an overwhelming force up
on the decisive point in Virginia, and
meantime would prevent succor by en-
gaging the weaker portions of the enemy
at various points. And lastly, he ought
to DC able to capture, in this way, au army
which might make fresh stand were it
merely driven out of Virginia Thus, too,
the expedition to Port Royal will assume
IT'S proper Importance, aud cease to be re-
g"rded MS mere raid upon cotton fields !;
and the forces at Ship Island, too small for
Independent conquest, will do their work
IN threatening the enemy's rear, and en-
barrassing his movements for defence.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-17

Every other device as Il measure of val
ue, has always given opportunity to the
artful and designing to take advantage OF
the weak and unsuspecting, and has ten
ded TO fertilize the rich mans field by the
sweat Of the poor mans brow
''Hour petitioner will most humblv sub
nit that it is only possible to maintain the
credit of the government aud secure a pro-
per stimulant to the enterprise and indus
try of the country by a well-devised system
OF taxation, equal to the regular expense
OF the government, with the interest on all
moneys borrowed, and q sinking fund suf-
hclent to redeem the national debt within
reasonable period of time. The nearer
the the credit of the government can be
Inalhtalned to the specie standard the more
easy Will 1t be for the people to bear the
amount OF taxation required to meet the
wants of the nation.
Nothing should ever tempt the govern
ment to lose its hold on the Sub-Treasury.
and the power it has cxerted, and will CON
tlnue to exert, to save our country flom
the huctuntion in prices growing out of
an unchecked and unrestrained use of pa
per money.
San expanded currency will tempt the
world to come here and sell US everything.
and at the same time make everything too
dear with us to sell in return.
can of which is most respectfully sub
mitted. PETER CooPER."
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-17
1ailg gntpllige1ltrr :
TERHIs OF ADvERTIs1NG.
TWELVEsoLID LINES OF NoNpGRE11, COa o,,z 1ycE ,o
E LESS, MAXI A SoUARR ~--'|

~ TiL 9FLGiAL NOTICES Double the above rates.
ding to the space occupied and the number CHANCES
I All u transient persons or straup
BS1aness Cards not exceeding five lines $40 pervcor
on 20 Tor six months but for shorter period nofhin
will be counted less than square ''''' ''''''5
INC privilege of Annual Advertising is limited tn
tne Advertisers, own Immediate business; and ali
9aysrtlsemGnts for the benefit of other prscns rs
EetL as al legal advertisements, and advertisements
9iauct9n sales and real estate sent in by them
be paid for at the usual rates '4''" N'"'
A3- Advertisements not accompanied with yvri+to ,
directions will be inserted until forbid and ebnr9ed
accordingly. '''''0 e''''s &c"
Notices for Political Meetings to be charged in all
g Marriages Nottcesof Funerals and announcements
Vi 0sAH'OnS' SV cents zach. nOuy11-'5e
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-17

to see that they have totally misunderstood
our plan of operations, aud thAttheir wait.
ing at Manassas is for game which will not
enter the tray.
The multiplication of these expeditions
must result in the perfecting of the block.
ade in such manner as to render it ex-
tremely difficult even for the naval power
CT England to break it. The South,
wrought up to the height of frenzy at the
commencement of this struggle can do no
more than she has done-cau put no more
men in the field aud fight no better. Ii
she persists in remaining at Manassas, the
whole seaboard of the South must become
ours without difficulty.
we see no particular reason, therefore,
to doubt that the system of operations
thus lnaugurated SO auspiciously by
General Mcclellan will continue, and
that fresh expeditions will be raised and
make desccnts upon available points.
we have all that is requisite for the pur-
pose, plenty Ofmen, money, munitions of
war, guns, vessels and inventive ingenuity.
Burnside ut the cast and Grant at the
west are now starting out with immense
forces. Butler will soon join Phelps ut
Ship Island, and Lane has made wonder
ful progress in his great expedition to
Texas, having picked out thirty regiments
tor his purpose and arranged to strike
New Orleans before April
tits but few weeks since Lane made
his speech in the Senate in which he de-
Veloped his plan of action, and he was at
once appointed brigalier, clothed with
permission to carry out his ideas, and civ
en- the selection of thirty regiments. There
is nothing like red tape in this. There
could be no action more prompt or vigor-
Gus. This is the true line of action. The
country is now beginning to sec that the
bold and energetic blows which it has been
SO long demanding have only been DELAYED
by the necessity of such preparations as
would leave no chance of failure.