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Iron Frame Pianos.

are Justly pronounced by the Press and Mus'c Masters
to he superior Instruments They are bnit OF the oes
and most thoroughly seasoned Materials ana VIII
stand any climate The is very Deep round fuil
and mellow; the touch elastic. Each Piano warranted
for three years. Price from S2oo to s'oo second
nrt,v"s s5O TO 500; -, octaves, sll5 to $50; Ga
octayes 100 to $50; octaves, SIS to rs second
hand MeIodeons from $50 to 60. Monthly pas ments
received for Pianos, Meodeons, Alexander organs;
also for rent, and rent allowed if purchased As per
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Embraces Double and Single Entry Book Keeping,
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DEPARTMENT OF BOOK KEEPING
And Accounts. -arizcd and conducted the Count
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PRACTICALTEXT BOOKS.
The teaching in the Book Keeping Department Is
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a. thorough and eHectual possible, the following
text-ho KS have been prepared;
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? High school Edition. for High schools and Acad-
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g. Counting House Edition, for Accountants and
| Business Men, 35h pages
Published by Ivison phinney d Co. A. & so Walk
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BRYANT & STATIONS COMMERCIAL CALCU.
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slsler Organs,

sAt,, Myste, Music Boeks. .Masie KsreAs"d'se, s"a
sHkfsds Of .Mssies! fnsh Nm 'nts, stheIoneh pcs
si6is priess.
,1>uE HORACE WATERS MODERN IMPROVED
L Oversrung
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MANHOOD, HOW cost. HOW RES
TDKEn,

lust Published, in a Stated Ea,ezoue
OK THE NATURE TREATMENT. AND RAD.
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The world renewed author !, ,lia od,,i~o,,o
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81 rings or cordial, pointing out a mode
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the recent Of two postage stamps. Ly addressin,
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HORACE WATERS, Agent,
No. 4sl Broadway, New York.
THE PATRIOTIC SONG BoNK-l5 coo copies ssn
ed in four seeks. 4 superior collection of choice
Tunes and HYMNS, written and composed for The times
he sung during the by the uprising millions OF
me men and children no stand by the flag Of our
country despise traitors 1t contains "a OF
Songs, Duets and ChoruSes both sacred and uar.
Among the number are the following popular songs
The Star Spangled Banner The Flag Of Union For
Where Liberty Dwells here is Country. God
Speed the Right My Country Tis of Thee, Our Flag is
There Flag of the Nation. Care for Them Tenderly,
Thy Country Calls Thee The Christian Hero Columbia
the Gem of the Ocean F-eemcns Gathering, &c. Also.
Bible Account Of the Great Slaughter Of Traitors in the
days Of King Gehosiphat. All tor 10 cents, or ST per
hundred. Just published by
HORACE WATERS, Agent.
No. i3l Broadway. New ork.
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r LOCKE = Co. Gererl Agents.
May l.. G'5-- :-sa 3e,atwAy, View srk.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-14
Late Southern News.

FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. l2.-Gen. Cor
coran aud staff arrived here this morning
The Petersburg Express of the 10th inst.
says: We have information that the enemy
are 10 possession of Williamson and Ham
iltOn, in Martin county, and that large
Federal force is marching on Tarboro.
Our small forces engaged them ut vii.
liamston, but the overwhelming numbers
of the enemy forced our men to fall back
with loss of 1872. Encmy's loss 100.
Much damage was done TO dwellings by
Smelling in Williamson aud Hamilton.
Cars have been ordered to Tarboro to
remove Government Stores.
On Tuesday night all our forces around
Kingston received marching orders TO go
as near Newbern as they could get, con-
sequeutly we expect stirring news from
that direction. II is believed that Weldon
is the point the enemy wish to reach.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-14
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES.
Important from South Carolina.


New York, Nov. l3.-Advices 10y the
steamer Western World from Port Royal
report that an expedition of 200 Rhode Is
landers bad torn up the branch Of the
Charleston aud Savannah railroad.
A large number of rebel troops arrived
from Charleston and our forces retreated
to the boats.
Rebel deserters report that Beauregard
intends to attack Fort Pulaski on the 18th
inst, or theratouts.
The engines of the steamer Nashville are
being removed to be placed on one of the
rams of which several are about ready.
There is negro company doing picket
duty on st. Lemons Island, under white
officers. Two boats crew of them recently
proceeded up Darien river and captured
two rebel Deputy Marshals aud two of the
rebel pickets.
Saint GATHERINGS Island has been evacu-
ated by rebels who took negroes with them
killing two who refused to to go with them.
The health of the troops at Port Royal is
very good.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-14
9g Uelegraph,
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
Good News tom Tennessee.


NASHVILLE, Nov. I2.-Geueral Rosecrans
latters successful defense of Nashville. The
rebels last night blew up the stone work
of the bridge over Mill Greek, on the MUIR
freesboro Railroad, six miles from Nash
vile. Most of the rebel supplies are for
warded to Chattanooga and Altoona from
Murfreesboro which Is reported to have
been evacuated by the rebels. Breckiu-
ridge is sick. ora
The Union.refugees are preparing to re-
turn to MurfreesborO.
Preparations are being madeIto elect re-
representatives. to the present Congress from
the several districts OF Tennessee. On the
occupancy of the Federal troops Governor
Johnson will probably issue procIama-
ton to that effect.
The dFst mail since September the Goth
arrived to-day. Provisions are coming
in abundantly.
The reports in the Northwestern papers
Of the rebels having shelIed and burned a
part of Nashville are unfounded.
Breckenridge sent u flag of truce from
Murfreesboro last night asking for an ex-
change of prisoners, --..-
The main body of the rebels are falling
back under Polk aud Buckner.
Gen. Bragg has resumed the command
OF the army, Gen. Johnson's health being
too much impaired for active service in
the field.
The railroad bridge at franklin, Tenn,
has been destroyed by the rebels.
Gen. ROseoraus has issued an order that
the slaves of rebels shall be impressed for
fatigue duty.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-14
From North Carolina.

NV YORK. Nov. l3,--The Herald sayl
our news from North Carolina is very i'm
portsut.
The Richmond DispGteh of the lIth,
states that the Union troops were advance
incing on Tarboro in force on the 9th lust,
and our special correspondent from Hamil-
ton, confirms the statement. It was as
serted in the rebel papers few days since
that our forces bad been defeated at Will
liamston on the I'd inst. Our correspon-
dent of two days later, however, not only
makes the contest a victory, but also states
that our troops had occupied Hamilton
several miles further up the Roanoke river
and had gone to Tarboro.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-14
HlADeuAnIEas p BlleADL, '. y.

. NV " Aop@-
4 Uuiil further orders, the field, staff and com
mlssionsd odiesrs, with the non-commistionsd stan
officers Of the 9Th aud 5th Regiments TYirginiR All
each Monday evening. for inLtTuCtiOn In taeIIe-
The roll will be called At O'Clock precisely.
II. The 4th and 5th Regiments viii muster on
Saturday, the 18th Inst, at O'clock p. NJ the 5ih
StTeets and the 4tli Regiment Fourth Street. be-
tween MOnrOe and Quiney Streets. Each Captain
will his company 10 be formed and the roll call
ed, precisely 1t IL O'Clock, p. u. Each Regiment
viii be formed by the Adutant upon the order Of the
Colonel. The Brigade will be formed by the Ansts-
fant AdJutnnt General upon the order OF the BTiga-
der General, for Inspection and review.
III. Until further orders each company OF the
9Th and Sth Regiments viii assemble Tor Inspection
and Instruction, evening In each month. for
hours, commencing precisely At O'Clock. The Cap
tain Of each company wiz cause the ron 70 Be called
and Rbsonteea noted TOR return
". The Colonies Of the 18th and 5th Regiments
Will forthwith order meettnRs Of the battalion and
RegimentAl courts for the laying Of anes upon den-
quent aud the Transaction Of bushes At such times
and places a. the Colonel Of each Regiment may
deEignate-
v. The Colonels Of the several Regiments Of this
Brigade Col J. Il COchTlne, 1881, Regiment- Han
brooke County; Col. james Mckinney, bth Regiment,
Ohio County; Col. Andrew J. sweeney, lfh RGgi-
uent, Ohio County; Col Thomas q. Hervey, lost
Regiment, Ohio County; Col. Gen Bowers, I3lth
Headquarters. roster Of the field sta and company
officers OF his Regiment, and copies Of the rolls and
returns Ofthe Volunteer Corps attached to his Begi
ment. He viii also return the description. number
and condition Of al arms and aecoutEments belOng-
ing TO the State, within the bounds OF his Regiment
iI attention e directed 20 the 9Th Chapter q the
Code Of YITEinia, Edition Of 1891 and especially
to Sections 10, II, r. 10, II and % that chapter.
d. DAVENPORT,
nOTT Asst. Adj't- General, 9th Brigade, v. II.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-14
From BurnsideIs ARMY.

HEADQUARTERS, WARRESToS, Nov. IL
Gen. Burnside has been engaged with sew
eral of his principal officers ON matters Of
business.
Trains of supplies are continually arri-
wing here.
Gen Hooker took command of his corps
to day, and was enthusiastically received.
Gen. Porter took leave Of his officers and
command and left for Washington this
forenoon.
Maj Gen. Haileck arrived here this at
ternoOn and was heartily received by the
officers of Geo. Burnside's army.
WARRREroE, Nov. lS.-Msj. Gen. Hal.
leck returned TO Washington this morning.
Reports atheadquarters this morning in-
dictate all quiet on the front.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-14
RaE.GoNE ro OAmr OnAsE.-Yesterday

9GoNE TO CAMP CHAsB.-Yesterday
thirty eight prisoners, recently captured by
Gen. Kelley in Hardy county, were sent to
Camp Chase. They reached the city on
Wednesday evening. they were dressed
in the regular butternut style. Some of
them were fee looking men aud others
were the meanest looking "cusses" we ever
saw outside of gang of guerrillas. Some
looked quite "chap fallen" while others
smoked their cigars aud stared at the crowd
as if they didn't care whether school kept
or not.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-14
Gen. Wool and the Harper's Ferry
Commission.

WASHINGTON, Nov. l2.-Gen. Wool pub
fishes card, to-day, saying: at is not
true that placed this incapable Col. Miles
in command of Harper's Ferry. he was
there in command when assumed control
of this Department, aud had been ordered
TO establish his headquarters there, on the
29th of March, by Major General MeOIel-
Ian, then Commander in Chief On the
3Oth Of April, the Secretary of War sent
the following order to Col. Miles at Har-
per's Ferry: 'Yon will please make daily
reports of the state of your command 10
this Department have not now time to
notice further the censure of the Commits
sion, When l am at leisure it will receive
the aLtenliOn which it merits.n
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-14

R9%IHpoRrANT STREETIXPRovEussrs
We are pleased to see that workmeu are
engaged in paving Market aud Qsincy
streets between the Custom House and the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad depot. The
track between these two points has long
been an obstruction, but the tearing up of
the track alone did not help things much.
The span heretofore occupied by the track
is now being substantially paved with
bOulders, aud before the winter sets in the
street will be as passable as any other in
the city. We also observe that the street
Commissioner is building several new
crossings that are badly needed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-14
BUSINESS NOTICES.

GRAMMAR LEssOS-To be recited in the
Churches every Sabbath during the Win
ter.
LIST exercise, by the Congregation
Cough is verb, active, intransitive. and
in the present tense, indicative mood is
corrugated thus
cough We cough
Thou toughest Ye or you cough
he coughs They cough
Present Participle-(Gl) coughing!
I'd exercise, by the Preacher:
Cough is noun, common, Zoo common
in this Congregation ueuter gender, plural
number, aud in all cases governed by
DR. OHAPMAN's HoARHoUED BALsAM.
Price 20 cents. Sold by
T. II. LOGAN & Co.,
and LOGAN, LIST Co.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-14

New York, Nov. 18.-The steamer Cham
pion from AsrinWaIl has arrived with
S7l7,oOO in treasure.
The steamer st. Louis brought down, in
addition to her San Francisco cargo, $780,
000.iu Mexican treasure and Sc bales OF
cotton.
Antroquia, the stronghold of ArbaIedO's
party has submitted quickly to Mosquera,
and this, it is thought, will end the war in
New Grenada.
The o. s. frigate Saranac has sailed for
the Mexican port.
The U. S. steamer: Lancaster and the
sloop-of-war st. Marys, were still at Pana-
ma.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-14
parAHorHER DFTIcuITv ABOUT GRxE

H0-AHoTHER DIFFICULTY ABOUT GENE.
RAJ oRDER No. l54.-We noticed a morn.
ing or two since difficulty which occur
red at the recruiting office under Washing
ton Hall, between some of Capt. Cars aud
some of Capt. Bars men. We stated the
cause of the difficulty to be that Capt. Carr
had recruited man belonging to Capt.
Barr's company, and Capt. Barr came to
fetch the man away, but Capt, Carr having
received the recruit in accordance with
General Order No. 1854, refused to give him
up. Yesterday similar difficulty occur
red at the same place. Capt. Carr receiv-
ed a recruit belonging to the LIST Virginia
Infantry. Lieut.. Loyld, to whose company
the man belonged, went last evening with
with a squad of men TO the recruiting of
flee to bring him away. The Corporal 10
charge ofthe office refused to give the man
up. and the Lieutenant threatened to charge
upon the office. The squad of men finally
went away promising to return, and short.
ly afterwards the men at Capt. Carr's Of
flee were armed with sabres. 1t stikes us
that there ought to be some understanding
between oficersin regard to this order. tits
either legitimate order that ought to be
obeyed or it is not, and we do not see why
there should be the slightest difficulty in
the question.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-14

DSsFEAIrso HoRsns,-oapt. Downing
s6lPPed on Wednesday evening to olarks-
oaFg lot of horses. Before leaving the
Guy the horses were counted aud there were
e,shty-'wO in the lot. Upon reaching
0'atksenrgh yesterday they were counted
81. Ssa'n and there were only eigbty-Oue.
tus presumption therefore, is that some
soay stole one. We understand this thing
".qOenuy happens. The horses may be
Asn tsou the cars at way stations or may
AZ quietly driven away upon landing Al
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-14

BB- THB RIvER.-The river was still
falling yesterday, with scarcely three feet
If water in the channel. The weather was
clear and pleasant, the clouds that lowered
upon the city the day previous having pas
sed over without executing their threats.
The Express started for Parkersburg, and
will no doubt "scratch" the bottom of the
river in many places before she reaches her
destination.
There are several dead cavalry horses ly-
ing in the river opposite the city. They
ought to have had ga little earth for chart
ty." There should be law compelling
people to bury dead animals dying within
the city limits, or else haul them away out
of sight aud scent
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-14

R8- We LEARN that John H. McLaugh-
lin, formerly private in the First Virgil
mia Regiment, has been appointed Adjutaut
of the 11th Virginia Infantry, Lieutenant
Colonel Frost commanding. Five Wheel.
ing boys have been appointed Adjutants
of as many Virginia Regiments..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-14
DeBenses Of New York.

wAsHrxeToH. Nov. Is.-Governor Nor
gan and Collector Barney are here TO take
measures relative to the defens. of New
York hArbOr. II is understood that the
proper departments Of the government
have aeeeded 10 request for adequate aud
immediate protection aud requisite orders
for the purpose already.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-14

B9- ABUSING a WOMAN.-Yesterday one
Michael Carpenger was fined before Alder
man Duty SIS and costs, for abusing wO-
man named Anna Murphy.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-14
Telegraph Markets.


PHILADELPH1A, Nov. 10.
There more demand for -four, but 1t Is confined
to extra family grade OF which tn were sales at
SI@I,IO No change In rye flour neal
Wheat dull and lower; Penna, and western red sold
Mt Si,40@i,4T. Rye steady at SOC for Delaware
Penna corn In good request; yellow sold TIC Oats
In better request sales at 4O2S for and &c for
old. CloTerseed Il active AMI Gales at s. 25964 TO-
No change In timothy or haxseed. Whisky firm
Mt 1uc
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-14

pgNEw YORK Tribune, HsrGydOr Times,
punctuslly mailed or delivered any place
in the city at Iscts per week, from R. g.
Graves & Co.'s News Depot.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-14
Regular MartinsvIIIe,: :URhseIing Ana



THE NEW AND SPLENDID STEAM.
lallTfit ER NEWS BOY, Capt. J. LOsG
- WIN run between the above points q
ii TsrP--Lsars ATartinsVilIs G1r WhsGltng a 81
A. n Wheeling for BellAiFe, A. 81, a =
On TRIR-LaiTe MnrtipsVitio for Whseling ~ 8
4. NJ Whesiing for BelIaire Al o1<A An.
10 TEP-LeaTo MartsusVlie tir wheeling ~ I
p. n. Wheeiing for Bellalro At IL Pm
4TH TRIF-LoaVe MartinViIl8 fof Wheeling g S1<
P. n. wheeling for BalIlire atIP. n.
1sf TKIP-Lsaye Bellaire for Wheellnga q ~ A.
II. Wheeling for MartfPVille, at A. u.
2D TRP-LeaVe: Bellaire for heeling n TO- A. n.
Wheeling for MaFtinsTie At II A. N. ION arrival o.
trains from the Central Ohio RailFOad.)
8D TEIP-Leave BeIllirO for Wheeling At 81 P. n
Wheeling tor MaFtinsBill6 a. Pm.
ara FEIP-LeaTe Beliairs for Wheeling n p. II.
Wheeling for MartinsVilia a. 81 Pm.
SUNDAY FRIPS- .erl
1sE TRIP-LesTe sIsFtinsVflis far Wheeling q sJS
A. n Wheeling fOT BeilAiro At So A.
ing for MartinsVille at 1OlS AN.
P. u. Wheeling for BsIIaire At P. n.
Lave Beliairs for wheeling az P. n. wheeling
for MHrtinsTille at P. N.
Passage between MartinsVfIle aud WheelIngs IS ets
Whssling and Rinks Ld'g-, eta,
Boilairep 10 cts.
Rreights received 1t any regular landing.
Towing done = reasonAbis Ea4ea-
Pleasnro Parties carried on reAsonAbls terml by
giving timely notice on board, TO
n0VI JOHN LIST, Wheeling, Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-14

H9-NEw YORx Ledger, New York Ner-
curry, or New York Weekly, mailed regular
ly at So a copy per year, or six months
81, from R. G. Graves & Co.'s News De-
pot.