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ALARMING EpDEmc.--A New England pa
per gives an account Of an alarming epidemic
which has lately broken out in that and sew
eral other vicinitieS It takes no particular
form, and what is most singular it is very SCI
dom visible in outward effects. The fact Of
the persons illness who is afflicted with it is
most generally only known by their assertion,
which they are very Tree in announcing to all
who will allow themselves to be bored by the
recital Those only who are affected are men
between the ages of IS and 45
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diplomatist say The Tederals must agree
( that we viii have it; the Confederates must
agree that they shall not; and 50 the ques-
ton viii return again to the grand decision OF
tle sword. What, then, is the use Of foreign
meditation?
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1862-08-27

TIE Milwaukee Gas Compay lately refused
to supply gentleman with gas because be
would not sign the usual agreement. He sued
for damages and recovered ono hundred dol
lars. The company still refused, and he sued
again and got verdict for fifteen hundred
dollars. The company appealed, and on that
appeal the damages were increased 70 cigh-
accu hundred dollars.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1862-08-27

OUR lads took ex-President Tyler's son a
prisoner near Harrison's Landing short time
ago. He was upon the silver mounted sad
die which Gen. Scott took from Santa Anna
and presented to the late ex-PrcSideut
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1862-08-27

TEE people are suffering great loss on Lake
Superior, as well as on the Saut River, from
the terrible ravages Of the fires in the woods,
extending to the settlements and burning up
the crops, fences, and cordwood, and frequent
iy their DWELLINGS.
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Tho sboddH onsrnoat.

IT was night Tattoo had been sounded
and all was silent at camp. The solitary sen
tinel paced to and fro, thinking Of the loved
ones and wooden stockings he had left behind
The pale luster Of the moon had superseded
an extinguished tallow candle, aud young
man sat mcndIg regulation pantaloons by its
aid. Soon the voice Of a sleeper inquiring
for a reinforcement of blankets broke upon
the solemn stillness-and then an was wrap
ped in quie;ude.
The sentinel still paced, and as the gentle
moOnbeams shone upon his soft treading feet,
they revealed a picture presenting beautiful
contrast initseIf so to speal1-a delicate white
foreground relieved by jet black perspec-
tive. His toes were out Of his bootsl
Shortly, a young lady might have been
seen approaching at a rapid pace. An in
quiring look was upon her countenance- As
she walked toward the sentinel, the wind
lifted the cape from behind his coat, and fell
upon his face. So immersed was he in thought
that he stopped not to remove this obstacle
if, indeed, such it were-for be breathed fes-
y through it; nor to observe who It was
disturbed the silence of the camp by such
an 'ntimely arrival The lady gazed for
moment at the cape. that covered the martial
face and then, throwing her arms imploring-
" toward heaven, cried:
John, is it you?"
The sentinel started from his rcverie, re.
moved the facial impediment hurriedly, and
replied with astonishment:
Yes, Mary Ann; where did you CONS
from ?"
Our story is told. Shortly after, the happy
couple were conversing, when John asked
Mary Ann how she could recognize him
while his face was covered as it then was.
Mary replied that she had no difficulty in so
doing-that his every feature was discernible
through the texture of the cloth. The two
were afterwards married, and quite family
Of little ones now bless their union. They
have named the oldest ehild--, in hon.
or Of the contractor who made the shoddy
overcoat
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1862-08-27

Bonner AHEAD.-On Saturday last, Hiram
Woodruff drove Mr.. Bonncr's gray mare. to
wagon, one mile in two minutes, twenty-threc
seconds and a quarter which is the fastest
time any horse ever trotted to wagon. Flora
Temples fastest mile to wagon is 2:25
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West side North Main-street, near the Square.
TERMS 81. per annum, invariably in advance.
II copies one year, SO.
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MRs. THADDEUs BRADLEY Of ohnston, Trum-
bull county, Ohio, has given at one time $50
pairs of woolen socks; atanother 10 pairs a.
another los, and at our last session sho
" brought in" 40 pairs; total, 500 pairs. Her
husband is an extensive dealer in wool and
the old lady "appropriates" accordingly. Shs
has at present ten ladies engaged in knitting
socks. She has 3 sons, IA nephews and u
grand sons in the 9TH Regiment Ohio Vols,
and volunteered TO go to the hospital as nurse,
but on account Of her age (71) was refused by
Gov Tod. When refused she Immediately
sent the Governor $500 10 apply toward re-
Heving the suferings Of our noble youths who
have gone forth so gallantly to battle for the
right
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1862-08-27

RENAEEABLE LoNGEvITY.-A colored man,
named Joe Boiling. famiIiarly known as
" Uncle Joe, died i'll the Iu6rmary at Ianes-
vile, on the IIthinst., at the age Of l2l years.
He was a slave in Fairfax county, Va. in the
days Of Washington. He was Is years Of age
at the time of Braddook's defeat 1855. Du-
ring his slave lie, IL accordance with the ar
rangements Of his several masters, be had sew
en- wives. Joe must have been one Of the
bon ton in his youthful days.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1862-08-27

Our musical friend, Miss Magnusson, Of this
city, who is sojourning in Italy, recently had
an interview with Garibaldi In answer to 3
wish expressed that we might have him in
the army Of the Union in the present crisis,
he said, You do not need me. You have
many great and brave men amongst you
own counrymen.' This opinion Of our eounr
trymen, from so brave and illustrious hero,
is worth something-C Chicago Journal
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A SUBSCRIBER to the Commercial, writing
under date Of Graysville, ILL.,, August 18th,
saws:
'While County. Ill., has raised seventeen
companies for the war, up to this time, aud
will furnish two or three more if they give us
two weeks longer time. We pon about p
300 votes
That county has certainly done uoblv.
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THE GPEAT ExuIsrIoy-Less than hun
dred Americans were exhibitors in the Crest
Exhibition, of these, eighty have received
prizes, q larger proportion we believe, chan
was received by any other nationality. Sic
CormicI1, again takes prize for his reaper and
Colt for his pistols. Steinway takes medal
for the best pianos, Wheeler 8 Wilson and
Singer for sewing machines, Kingstord and tie
Glencove Starch Company fOrstarch, Kershaw
&; Colvin for a cor milking apparatus, and D.
Parker for a washing machine. America has
no reason to be ashamed Of the honors gained
in this exhibition.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1862-08-27

The "crask" sailors of the Navy, to the
humber of abogt five hundred, have been,
within few days, selected from the different
receiving ships in commission at the hom5
ports, and sent on secret expedition which
IS expected to "astonish the natives" Of soma
port of the Confederate States. The Winans
steamer viii have hand in this affair, which
is beginning to excite intense curiosity in
side" the service. All particulars relating to
it are contraband.
The Ohio State ArsenaIi Is now being guard
cd by troops.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-03
From Marinn.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2.-The steamship Co.
lumbia arrived ut this port this morning
from Havana.
Intelligence had reached Havana that the
city of Vera Cruz had been occupied by
the SPaniards, and that the Spanish flag
was waving over San Juan D'Ulloa.
The Spanish squadron took possession Of
San Juan D'Ulloa on Dec. 10th. The city
was evacuated Dec. 18th by the Mexican
troops. They retired without firing gun.
Havana letters state that Santa ABaa,
Pauuo and Miramon are both to go to Mex
leo.
Gen. Prirn wao ut Havana and about 10
leave with reinfOrcements for Mexico.
The Frcnch ships of war Massena, Guer-
riere, Lnrdent and Lashee, the former bear
ing Admiral Lagrariere, arrived Mt Havana
on the 9th.
The British ships of war Challenger,
Spitetul, Steady and Plover arrived on the
same day.
From the Havana Diario we learn that
the Governor OF Vera Cruz was willing to
cvacuato the city, but demanded and re-
ceived respite of tyenty-four hours.
Gen. Gassett on landing issued procla-
nation to the troops and, another TO the
people, the latter being to the effect that
troops had come thither only to demand
satisfaction for the failure Of treaties and
violence committed against their compatri-
OTIS, and to obtain guarantees against sim
liar outrages in the future. The greatest
satisfaction of the army will be, after full.
filling its mission from tue Queen, to re.
turn to its own country with the certainty
of having merited the affection of the Mex.
leans.
Nearly hundred pieces of rifled cannon
of the latest patterns were found in Sar
| JuRn D'ulloa.
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From Fortress Monroe.

FoRTREss MONROE Dec. 81, via BALT1-
MORE, Jan. LA negro who came into
Camp Hamilton this p. me reports that
large camp Of the enemy ut place near
Bethel was broken up, and general STAN.
pede to Yorktown took place on Saturday
night. They had seven heavy howitzer but
they were all removed The cause of the
alarm was the rpmor that an advance would
be made by Gen. Wool on Sunday.
A flag Of truce was sent by Gen Magru-
der to Hampton bridge with small packet
ofletters for the North.
Seven rebel officers composed tue party,
and they remained at Hampton for some
time, aud appeared to be making observa-
tions and endeaYoring to obtain Informs
ton Of our contemplated movements
Their appearance at this time with such
small numbers Of letters leads to the sun
position that they were DESTROYS of ascer-
tanning the truth OF the current reports OF
an advance on Pur side.
Edward johnson the captain of the naval
brigade, who'has been found guilty ofyari.
Gus misdemeanors by the, court martial,
and sentenced to be dismissed from the
/ service, has had the sentence confirmed by
Gen Wool.
FORTREss MoXRoE, Jan. 2.-Captains
Shillinglnn and ManOW of the 10th n, Y,
Regiment, Lieut.. w. Dickinson OF the Sd
regular Infantry, is. A., Lieut. J. W. Hare
of the goth Indiana, Regiment and corporal
Thomas Mcdonnell of the 10th n Y, ARR,
we'd from Richmond last evening by q flae
OF truce from Norfolk. They are part O
the two hundred and fifty who are to b,
released in exchange for m equal number
sent to Richmond last week. Their stor-
les are listened to with great interest bu
add little to the similar statements. A
great improvement in the treatment of tn,
lPrisoners Is said to have taken place in th,
past two weeks.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-03
Notice 10 Man subScrlbera,
- AvornEn FtRE.BnANl

H0- ANOTHER FrRE-BRASD.-It will be
seen by the proceedings of the House of
Delegates, that tue discussion of the report
of the Auditor in reference to the difficulty
between that official and the Executive, is
likely to occupy some considerable alten-
ton. No disposition was made Of the
Auditors report Yesterday, and no final ac-
tion taken. a committee was appointed
some time ago to examine the accounts Of
the Governor, at his request, and when that
committee reports, we shall doubtless get
all the facts. The powder business, in
reference to which some members of the
Legislature are not yet satisfied, was al
luded to once or twice yesterday during
the discussion, and it was suggested that a
committee be appointed to examine into
and report upon the matter. We think it
W i'll appear, when the factsshall ,ranspire,
that neither the Auditor or Governor have
been guilty of anything criminal. Indis-
crcticns may have been committed and err
rors made, but there have been none of the
peculations limited at upon the street. For
this reason, and in justice to all concerned,
there should be full investigation into all
the facts, that the truth may be known and
the blame, if any, laid at TIE right mans
door. We are quite sure that the truth
will look much better for all than the
vague hints and charges which are so free
~ circulated.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-03
DIR. G. PRICE SMITH.

IL wheeling, again tenders his professional ser.
vices 10 the afflicted. Since 1885 Dr. g. has b00n en-
gagged In an extensive practice In the Wesf H65 hSs
Thus added largely to his knowledge aud experfencs
Dscardlng the extremes OF the different schoolI al
Aecine he neFe[tIeeaA In the 6piEit Of true Rlec.
triesln adOpta his all that e really ME
in the experiences and telehings Of All.
EsPecial attention will be Bestowed BY Dr. SMITH,
upon Inc diseases OF women and children and All
Iorns Of eTuptive dUeasog aud chrDnIo eoIlplafntE
70 ms fornisr friends Dr. 8 extends cordial invita-
ton TO TeneT the acquaintance, and trusts By his
sphere VI useGulness $3.50 ~ so
Oaiee and Residence, No. 322 Main street. North
Wheetlh&. novl8-3m
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friends in writing 20 us in reference to sub
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In short make your business letters plain,
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-03

SAS FnAScrsco, Jan. /, lsG2.-stormy
weather has interrupted telegraphtc COM
munication within the State and over the
Sierra Nevada since the Gath ult.
The floods have renewed to a great extent
throughout the valley portions OF the
State. Sacramento and Stockton are par.
TALLY. oyeraowed again, without much Rd.
dttional damage. Business with the inter.
Tor is suspended.
There has been more property destroyed
IN the State by this treshet than by all the
other ireshets heretofore since the country
was settled by Americans.
Weather pleasant To-day.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-03

NRw YoRE, Jan. 2.-The steamer Ariel
arrived Yesterday from Port Royal on the
2sth. The news is unimportant
The U. 5. frigate Sabine also arrived
yesterday from Georgetown, S. c., vim
Port Royal, for repairs.
:, The prize bark Empress has arrived from
New Orleans bar
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-03

BOsTON, Jan. The steam tug Star.
light left Fort Warren at II o'clock this
morning with Mason and Slidell and their
Secretaries for Princetown, where they viii
BILE transferred to the steamer Rinallo, now
ying there,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-03
From Missnnr,.

ST.. Louis, Jan. 2.-Despatches received
at headquarters announce the capture of
the notorious JET. Owens, Col. Jones, and
City of their bridge burning gang, near
Mnrtinsburg, in Andrian county, by Con,
Schofeld, commander or the State Militia.
The various guerilla bands along the North
Missouri Railroad have been pretty thor
oughly scattered.
Six regiments of Federal troops have
left otterville and Upton for Weston, on an
unknown expedition.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-03

NV York, Jan 2.-Therc was a tire.
mcndous gale last night and nearly do
zen prize vessels in the Atlantic dock were
more or less damaged. Several vessels in
the bay dragged their anchors and were
slightly damaged.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-03
Wheeling Wholesale q Retail
SHOE MANUFACTORY.

- TlIE undersigned may be found at I o
Main Street, where NE AFRO extensively
engaged IN manufacturing the latest and best styles
and quality Of Ladies' Miase., Childrens, Boys and
He3tlemens SHOES, expressly adapted to the tastes
surrounding country, which we offer At wholesale
and retail a. prices which cannot fail to please the
most hstidIOus
We invite the trade. and the public, to call and
examining our E'iods. While we gratefully remember
past tATOrG, which have already far exceeded our
to merit continuance and to share RlATge increase
Having largely reinforced manufacturing de-
paFtment, with experienced and accomplished me-
chante, We are prepared to manufacture styles and
sizes 70 order for the trade and public.
now JAS. w. PILLSBURY Z CO.
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AND STILL THEY COMRI
MORE NEW GOODS!
LOHN ROEMER,s

No. 80 Main ST., Centre wheeling.
A T AsTONIsnINGLY LOW PRICES FOR oIaH
French sLorlnoa, plain and figured, Of all eOI.r.
a, Tablet Cloths, Of all qualities and eolOES, froR
Plain and figured Muslin DsIAlnes of an oolor.a al
Mourning press Goods.
BombazIneS, Black Merinoes, Plain Black DoLalnsa,
Rias6 Grape and LSye Wells BLACK Hosiery, SIM aal
ShRSVlB and .Cloaks,
Embracing the very latest novelties Of the ssauoa
lEatlcsf Black and OoloTsd Cloth OIOaks,
Long and Square Wooden Plain and Plaid ahAyla,
BrOohe ShaWIS, very cheap,
black CAshmsFe Thibet shawl,
HOOP SKIRTS, for Ladies', Misses aud ChIldrSn .
Hosiery, Gloves and Undergraduate.
Ladies', Gents and ChlIdrea's Cotton and WOODEN
Hosiery, in cOlors and white: Reecy lined Cotton
Hosiery for Ladies' and Children; MeTino UuderVoStG
Mems Uuderlhirts and Drawers, white and eolorsA.
White Bed blankets; Red, White, Blue, Grey aAd
AMERICAN DOMESTIC GOODS, Bieaehed ana
ehed.-COtton ShlFtingB 4 ahsetinEg, Check,
Ptnid llnseyl Canton RlRnuolH, eOlorrd aud white.
EAlBROIDnnTE9s-Rieh styles OF FFRnsh idaA
Scotch Collars, Black Grape COllarA, BlAGk LaeO
Vells Bands, RdgingJ and IhSeFtinEs, &c., lie
Also to arrive, large assortment OF RuFl EeheapO
titles : 20 =
All OF these goodl will be sold At very low pf4oes
Tor cash. Please call soon, at
No. % Main st., Centre WhRellng.
nONiD JOHN HOEMtIH
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-03

NEW YoRE, Dec. 3I.-A private dispatch
receiced from Washington states that Gen
Mcclellan, on investigating the spscitica-
tions of the charges against Brigadier Gen-
eral Benham, has ordered the latter's re-.
lease from arrest, and he is to be ordered
at once to duty. This will be grateful
news to the numerous friends of this brave
officer.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-03

PRISCErowN, MASS, Jan. 2.-The British
steam gun GOAT Rinaldo. left at five O'Clock
yesterday afternoon, with Mason and Sill
aell and their Secretaries aboard. The
wind blew hurricane all night.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-03

COScoRp, y. H., jan. 2.-The Republican
State Convention has nominated Gov. Ber-
ry tor reelection, and adopted resolutions
sustaining the Government in the proseuu-
ton of the war, endorsing the policy of the
Administration.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-03
% Bbls. Choice OranbeFFieS.
FROM WISCoWSTW.

usT RECEIVED por Railroad, andsfor al. AZ
~ lowest price, Thess berries are a tiSas oF,Sr
entirely rlPe and much sWestsr than th6So Flf1e3 ~
the H19untAins, PRYOR { FROST,
ao'ls gL&2s SfHin a.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-03

NEW YORK, Jan. At is reported that
Carl SEIZURE has resigned the Spanish
mission in order to take command in the
U. s. army.
The workmeu At the Navy Yard, num-
beriug nearly , 5000. have struck, in conse-
quenee Of the recent order of the Seere-
tary Of the Navy requiring them to work
from sun rise to sunset at the same rate oil
wages as is paid outside of the yard.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-03
Photographs, &c,
PARTRIDGE

No. 1854 MAIN STREET,
"AVING PURCHASED A LOT or C,Gst,s ,,1
IL FRAMES at PANIC PRICES prupoSnS 10 All
them with pictures at prices to astonEsh the MIL
Come in, Ladies' and Gentlemen. while the as,ort.
Isnt e And aTailyouEnelvss Ofths GREAT.
EsSI bAhGAlNS ever offered In Wheeling.
photographs and Pictures Of every style, as usual
made In the best manner variety Of Lockets and
Pins at discount. Also, large and Beautiful -.
soEtment Of Gilt Frames, cheap. jsn5
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-03

a letter has beeR received by a Kentucky
member of Congress from Hon. James S.
Jackson, of Kentucky, who now commands
regiment in that State. 1t contained a
request that certain moneys be paid to
parties here in his behalf, and that the
amount due him as member be drawn for
him and forwarded. His letter concludes
as follows:
al am drawing no pay as an officer in
the army, and am nearly Strapped Ifthc
campaign continues active will not be in
Washington this winter. If, however, the
dire sentence of winter quarters is sounded
in my unwilling ears, shall be with you
soon after. think it will be indecent in
me to take my seat in Congress with reb-
ell enemy occupying part of my district. y
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-03

BosroS, Jan. 2.-Tbc U. s. sbip-of-war
Macedonian, from St. Thomas, is at anchor
in the bay.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-03

RBNEw YEAa's Day was generally OBJ
served in the city, and passed of quietly
and without the occurrence of any unusual
or exciting event
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-03

BOWS call attention to the advertise
mcnts ofthe insurance companies, .Etua
Pennsylvania aud Girard, of which n. C,
Arthur, Esq, is the ageut for this city
Tho companies are old and reliable, and
the agent will offer tho most favorable
terms. .ssl44.E
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-03

R8~ ExcIrrSG News FROM wEsrEnx VrR-
nlSlA.-lnFOrmation was received in tho
city yesterday that day or two since n
train of Government wagons, fifty in num-
Der, were captured between Weston and
Sutton, by the Secessionist.. The inlorna-
tioa is that fifteen of the drivers were kill
ed. The rebels took all of the valuables
from the train and burned the wagons.
1t is also reported that the Norton Cav
airy, Capt. IVES. Rowan, of this city, were
recently captured at Sutton by superior
force of rebels, and that the town of SUIT
ton, was destroyed.
Other rumoFs of secession depralations
in that country are also prevalent, audit is
evident that large force of rebels have
found their way into this comparatively
unprotected country, AMI arc making des-
perate effort to repossess the territory.