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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-11
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WHEELING lSth April 1901.
an and AFTER the lSth Of April. 1861. the passen.
" ger Trains will be follows, viz;
The Express Train leaves Wheeling daily except
Sundays At a NJ, BeHWOod 1880 A. NJ, hrriv-
ing In Baltimore At $40 A. NJ connecting with tile
kEprsSs train for Philadelphia, Kew York. boston,
and all the Eastern cities, leaving At CHS A. NJ. ar
TiTeS at Washington At $50 A. 81, making close CnI.
necton with the Southern lines for all parts Of the
South. This train stOps at the principal stations
from Wheeling to Cumberland.
Returning, leaves baltimore At 3:45 p. NJ, and
Washington City At 2A6 p. NJ, arriving Mt BanWood
at A. NJ and wheeling ut CIT A. n. making direct
connection with the E1preEstTain for all parts the
West, Southwest and Northwest. This trRin atUps
only for meals and wood and water.
The Mail Train leaves daily including Sundays at
6b7 r ~, HenWO6d At 1!26 r. NJ, and arrives in
baltimore at 3:l6 y, NJ, connecting with the Mail
train, leaving for Philadelphia, New York, Boston,
aud all Eastern ctiea at 4I5 r. NJ arrives at wash
ingtun City at $50 p. NJ, connecting with the South
lines for all parts OF the South ThistEain AtOps
the west end the road ut MOUndsTilie Cameron,
Warrington, Water Station RaiFmOnt and GEnffau,
Returning, leaves Baltimore at $50 A. NJ, Wash
ngt0n City at 425 A. n. and arrives at BenwOod at
1910 p ~. and Wheeling Of 1882 +. NJ, connecting
with the Express train for all partsOf the Southwest
West and Northwest. This train stops at the pFin.
elpal stations only.
The Piedmont aud Wheeling Accommodation runs
daily, except Sundays, leaving Piedmont ut G:lO 81
and arrives At Wheeling at BIO r. 81.
J. n. FORD, Agent.
W.P. sNTH, Master Of Transportation.
L. ". CoLE, Genl Ticket Agent. Ap2O
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tank PaInaasahEl IN ne Mar.

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Physician Of the Marine UuspItAl
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RIllIous DIsorders-LIveE. Complaints.

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TRANSPORTATION
Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheeI.
ing Rail Road

CleVel0nQs E1CC9burR andWheels
ing Rail Road.
E&5
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, November 18th, 1851,
" Passenger Trains WIN leave Bridgeport Is fol.
lows, (sund1yg ozeoPtadl
1l:l6 a. NJ Mail Train, stopping at al stations or.
EivOI Al EtttsbuFgh At A:lO r NJ aud
Cleveland u $40 P. u.
tSso p II. ExpEess Train, stopping Al All statious
Cleveland At O.3S- A. NJ
1000 r n: EXPIRES Train stopping at all stationI
Cleveland Al 9s35 A. u.
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland Al 9:sS A 81. aud $40 p 81, ar.
EiVs q Bridgeport At e=2s P. 81 eS A. n. and 1000
LSsyo PIttlburgh at 1870 A. ~, $50 A. N. and
lsto 2. n, arrive q Bridgeport II 6ss5 A. NJ 1000
A. II. and e:2S PM
Connections are made as Follows
At Pittsburgh with Pennsylvania Il. r. for Harris
delphia, New York aud Bosion.
Cleveland With Cleveland & Toled r. Il. for San.
duSky, TolsIo, Detroit, Chicago Aiid
ali pointB In the NORTH wEsT. with
Detroit BtesEeFs for Detroit, Jackson,
Chicago and the NORM WEsT. With
Cleveland Erie Il. Il. for Erie, Dun-
kirk, BndAlo and SiRgATa Fails. With
Cleveland. CoIumbuS & Cincinnati for
C!estlne. Delaware, Columbus aud
Al Hudson With the c. T. / C. RR. for Cuyahoea
Falls, Akron, MillsrEbnrEh and WOOS-
At Alliance with p. ". W. C. r. n. for Canton,
MSnstllOn, Wooster, Salem, Enon, Co
IuinbLs, Ac-
At8teHb0nVulo with p. c. 8 C. Line and At BELLAIK
with GO. o. R.R- for Evansville, New.
ark, Columbus, xenia, Dayton, Indi-
annapolis, Csiro, Cincinnati, LOulsYiile
g. Louis, St. Joseph and all points
tTtsi and eouth West.
ExeuTnIOn Tickets 70 Pittsburgh and return 1915.
Pare always as low, aud time much quicker than
any other route.
Through Tickets 70 all points In tho West, North
and EaEt be procured at tho eihee No. 81 Water
street. next door 10 sPFigg HOUSE, Wheeling, Va and
at bridgeport Station.
Freight contracts will be made at lowest raGea TO
nay point accessible by this road and It's connections
the East, North, West and Northwest AZ once
No. 81 Water street. with Agent At Bridge
port Station. Il. HAMILTON. Agent,
Wheeling Va.
JOHN CHAPMAN, Agent
in. MCCULLOUGH. President.
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GEO. v, JOHNSON. ". p. JOaSsoH.
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Manufacturers of Copper, Tin aud
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From a ForiCdrdINg Aefrhdni Cf 81. LON!
B.
AS a FnmllyPhysic.

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CHAPM
Baltimore g ohio Rail Road

in. MCCULLOUGH. President.
r. X. MYERS, Gent Ticket AE't. nuy6
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THE CENTRAL hs""
PENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAD
.GO MILES DOUBLE :

s0U MILES DOUULF' IhNUh.
Ia &C.
The Capacity of this Road Is now equal to any In the
Country,
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LIZ IfOUPr, Gsa9 1Yetss al. PSE1aa.lpht,
TELOS. A. SCOTT. GeaI SaP't, Altoona Is. JanI!,G0
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the army Of the Frontier for a victory that will
carry despair into the hearts Of our foes, and
glsdness to the friends of liberty throughout our
country. S. r. CURTIS,
Mai Gen. CONG Dept of Missouri.
ST. LOUIS, December I2-Dispatches re.
ceiVed at headquarters to-day from General Her
ron, confirm the impression given in the official
dispatches of the magnitude of the battle Of
Prairie Grove, and the dec;siYeness of the vic
tory to the Union arms The loss on both sides
is also thought to be much greater than was at
first supposed.
The fighting was desperate in the extreme.
General Heron states that "in one place, within
the space of two acres, two hundred and fifty of
our own and the enemy's dead we're found"
All but twelve of the prisoners taken during the
Gght, including two commissioned officers, re-
fused to be paroled, to return to the rebel army,
and one hundred and fifty came into the Union
camp, after the fight, and gave themselves up.
Hundreds were on the road between the two
armies, going 20 surrender to the Union forces.
DemorahzatiOr and despair characterized the
rebel army after the battle.
The death Of General Stain, of Missouri, is
confirmed.
No additional list of killed or wounded has
been received. The enemy admit a loss Of
$500 killed and wounded.
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times, have proven themselves worthy the name
they bear But to that abominsble class who
will and do sell principle for gold, address
myself
The Yankees in Memphis are reaPing rich
harvest from the illicit commerce carried on with
them. Cotton is carried in to them in large
quantities, and when condemned for so doing by
the true men, threaten to bring the Yankees
against them. 1t is truly humilisting to a SOL
der to find such class Of beings in his own
State, and especially among his acquaintsnces.
It seems TO be rendering our fighting and suf-
fering vain. This Glass of people should be
held up to public sccrn, and black list p"
published. As public and influential paper,
you should not be sparing in your efforts to
place these men where they belong.
Lincoln paid Burnside visit here the other
day, and that circumstance has originated the
rumor that the latter has been superseded Lin
coins visits do seem to be pOrtentOns, and 1
surmise that Burn. felt to discover whether his
head was on or off
1t is now showing rapidly, and everything is
very sloshing," 1 assure you. Indeed would
not be at all sstonished if the bad weather with
which we are threatened would not block all
activity, for it would give Burnside sSme show
for delay. II ne procrastinAted while the
weather was fine and all things else favorable
to an advance, it is reasonable to suppose that
be will decline an unprOpitiOus time.
The health of our troops is good, though the
enemy is said to be suffering greatly from i'll
health. No less than five thousand being car
ried to hospitals since they have confronted us
here, while we have not had three hundred.
Sundry rumors are afost in camp relative to
retrograde movement in our Southwestern
army, which creates considerable dissatisfaction.
l place no dependence in the report myself how
ever. Yoars, truly, S. L. w.
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Morgan. Capture Of Federal Brigade.


From ROseneranzs department we have bad news.
MOrf an has captured whole brigade, including the
l06th and 105th Ohio two German regiments OF
this city. The affair took place at Hsrtsvle, p0nt
about twelve miles east Of Gsllatin, and about the
distance south Of the State line. The brigade
captured Gen. DumOnt's. IL had been stationed st
HsrtsVille guard ford Of the Cumberland Although
our forces fought until some fifty killed and
wounded, the surrender is said to have been coWsrdy
and shan eful.
Morgan had only three regiments, or about man to
Some Of our troops il is said. could not be rallied
completely surPrised There is much modification over
is concerned we think explain the dissster. It
did not have single experienced field officer. Rela
tves Of members Of the mi itary committee entirely
green to military service, foisted upon the reg
ment and suppose that when brought into action,
the regiment became confused Rnd did not stand.
We have before s letter from private Ia Colonel
TafeTs regiment, written from Hartsville the Both
ult which shows that the attack not surprise He
writes that two days previous the brigade had been at
tackled by Morgan at TOmpknsvills, and finding they
were Ounumbered, they beat retreat making forced
marches to Hartsville. The brigade expected 10 move
the next day for Gsariu where the remainder OF the
division located He writes that GOrgans force
seven thousand. but soldiers always liable to
exaggersts the force of the enemy. We suppOse Nor
gan managed TO get between the brigade and Gallatn
and hence the shameful surrender,
The rebels still in force at MurfreesbOror and as
yet Roecranz seems ndspOsed 70 attack them to per
nit any movement likely 10 bring general engage
ment The situation in that department is not very
hopeful
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TIt is stated that EOel, Of Missouri, has
prepared bill which he will introduce in the
house, to submit the propositions of Lincoln to
the State of Missouri, that upon the adoption by
that State of a system for the abolition of slave
ry therein, to take effect on or before the first
day of January, 1864, the United States will
provide for compensation to loyal owners, for
the slaves therein, to the extent of twenty mil
lion dollars in United States bonds, redeemable
in thirty years, aud will remove to some place
out of the United States and colonize such Of
the emancipated slaves as shall elect toleave the
Stste.
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THE SOUTHERN CRISIs-Is the title Of q new
candidate for public favor, which made its az
pesrance in this city yesterday. 1t presents
6ns typographical appearance, and in its Origi-
nal articles and selections affords evidence of
the industry, taste and ability Of its leading sdi-
tor, Judge Tucker, formerly of the st. Louis
Journal.
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II Owing to the failure Ofa supply of paper
of our usual SIS, which has been in transit sew
eral days, to reach as, we are compelled to lay
before cur readers a smaller sheet than hereto
fore. The difficulty will be overcome in short
tine, and meanwhile the quantity Of reading
matter will not be lessened, as we shall FL our
present space with ss small type as possible.
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a It is reported that James Gordon Ben
nett will retire from business on the lst of Jan
usry, leaving the New York Herald to bis son,
James G.. Beunstt, Jr.
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Louis GOdger, Company F. 9th Wisconsin and Wm
Goodwin, Company D, ID Michigan, have died in hos
pital.
today and remained 3 long time
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CoNeRATULAToRY oRDER.
HEADQUARTERS DEPT or MISSOURI
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 10, 1862.

Brgadier General Blunt, Battlefield Prairie Grove;
GENERAL: The couUTy is rejoicing over the
victory of Prairie Grove. l congratulate you
and General Heron on your glorious success,
and thank you and the officers and soldiers Of
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Private and Confidential
WASHINGTON. d. C., Nov. %,


My DEAR PETERSON: Tho time has come
when every man who loves his State and country
is required to take his shsYe of responsibility
and perform his share of duty. My allegiance
is due to the State of Mississippi, and her destiny
shall be my destiny. believe she ought to re-
sist, and, to the bitter end, Black Republican
rule. / hope our State will call convention TO
provide new guards for our future safety, and
in the event of 8 call of a convention, / want,
if can, to be member of that convention.
want to 90 as a nember from ouf county, and
want you, as my friend to see cur friend Hovey
(or ---) and our friend Lamar; and, if our
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The R.n,ornI Of msClellnn.

From the Chicago Times, November IL
We do not lament the removal Of General
Mcclellan. We do not lamsHt it because we
believe that be would not have been permitted 10
achieve any decisive results at the head of the
army of the P Jtomsc He did not take Rich
mOud fom the Peninsula for the simple and sole
reason that it had been predetermined by potent
Influences in and about the administration that
he should nat take It. Yhsss iFhusnces, which
had procured his Eemeval and the abandonment
Of the Peninsular campaign simultaneously,
were only temporarily hushed while he repaired
Pope's diastels, saved the Federal capital from
rebel cspture, delivered Maryland and Penn
sylvania from rebel invasion, and chased Lees
rebel army back across the Potomac So soon
as he had done this-so soon as the Cabinet at
Washington again felt thems Ives securs in
their Seats--thess influences were revived-ths
rre Ia the rear was re-opened-with ferOcify
all the more intense by reason Of its temporary
discontinue. Had it not accomplished his re-
movsl, which is just now announced, it would
have sgsin pursued him on bis march toward
clmond-re-i otoTcsnsnis would have been
withheld from hlu-7his plans would have been
dissTranged, his strategy embarrassed, end 6Gsl-
", the closing scenes on the PshinEuls would
have been re-euacted on the north Of Richmond.
Ii has long been written that Mcclellan should
not take Richmond That was the decree of
Abolitionism from the hour that Mcclellan de-
cined to put on the Abolition livery The
President was not, Of course, a party to that d.
cree, but be has been the instrument of it.
Gould Mcclellan have found in him some sort
Of decision of character aud frnness Of purpose,
rather than the most melancholy vacillst!on and
imbecity, the Cabinet and congressional and
army conspiracies would have boon unayailing,
RiebInodd would have fallen long ago, snd the
rebellion, in its military aspects, would to-day
be sthing of the past.
Ag iinst ihis decree Of Akolitiopisn, and this
VS. ;illation and imbecil,ty of the President, why
should Mcclellan longer eQntendf Why should