Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-02

THE losses in Confederate Treasury notes
and scrip Of the South, which must amount
to several hundred million dollars, win be
thrown chiefly on the poorer and more tg-
uorant clauses Of that section The cum
ning ones have bought real estate With the
worthless rags, so that land has been nom
inally higher than before the rebellion
They have also bought southern state
stocks whenever opportunity offered, as
those will be worth something whether the
Union IL restored or not. The wealthy
traitors, ase thus saving themselves from
loss by exchanging miserable promises for
better ones OF tor the ''sacred soil.9 Bat
the poor farmers, the men who own few or
no slaves, who labOrWith their own hands,
and who cannot accumulate large amounts
Of mppey at ouce-thsge are utterly ruin
ed, FheiF farms ere sold for, deb, apd ARE
Bought BY the Spectators, with Cohfedetate
e1rrensy, Their stock aud produce are
paid forsNiths the same trash; the more
they get the poorer they are; and while the
rich rebels aud cOnSpirators grow richer.
the labOFipg whites of the South, the
.'POor Wits trash,' = once moro enact the
part of the cat in the fable, and burn their
f9Ep fPgers - the foolish attempt to rake,
chestnuts out Of the fire for the shrewdsF
monkey. This financial side Of the rebel
lion e id additional proof of its anti.dem.
ocrattC character aud effects -, ~.
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LETTFRs state thatthe currency of Norfolk
Is mixture Of The tunuieat kind Of printed
thiOGs, PGood for drink, Ten cents, y
"GOOd for a shave, "This and that saw
ings 6anIs,a NASHVILLE twenty-five cent
note6, =, etc.. etc. All, however, are rapid.
y going ont Of fashion, except virginia
shinPlastsrs, its savings banks, itS eorpOr-i
ate banks. ETC. The negroes have pockets
fun Of ahlnplAsters from all parts Of rebels
dom to sell to tue curious. Silver Is slow
y entering, and the bright quarter makes
sVen darkey eyes glisten.i ~
Rebel papers are getting, anxious about
the crops 10 tho Es6dt6. BSttsrs say the
wheat crop In Northern Texas Is likely 10
be lost for laot of harvesters. and there is,
q cry for GangS Of slaves to be seht from
the cotton Stats5 20 do fbs1 work. Id
Georgia the rust has mads.its appearance
and great damage, Il. appreheldsd. Ar
kansas promises well, but are the rebels
quite sure they are to hsthe reapers3 Per-.
maps one GenslH alleokmaysput Ia a sickle.
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"o1tiEoRNIA JoE," Of Berdanns ihsrD-
shooters ts In Rochester, NJ ", called a.
a.witness in the Upited States Coutt. ne
is The individual who took = gun from the
rebels, bpt could not bgisg II IL &. he 5haa
nobody 70 60 for Il. he had taken &c bv.
shooting an who went near It. ~
LoU1sy1ELR papers ottee the fasel that the
tobaeso trade Of that city is Increasing rap
idly. The sales ofslast RridaYtvsrs larger
than eysr before, comprising aS3 hogs
hssdsor $4,000 pounds Of Leaf. lathe
last three aoaths tHSa b6iss amount u
nearly g, 900 600. fi7TsH
A LETTER to the New York 7FiBar,e says iSs /
lies pgnaspt Sf III New York Hsrialai /
was captured ~ fhs rebels dining Banks,
retreat aud the correspondent Of the Void
narrowly escaped The same fste. The. POI
lttion Of army correspondent is not only