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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-20
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-20
TRANSPORTATION
Baltimorei& Ohio Railroad.
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OIEIcE BlEEInuEs Ouo RAuaoABCO,
NHE1EHs STaSI0S, Aug- 3. lSs3
ON and aftsT Monday niEht. the lOlh % AuEust,
ting schedule:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-20
Palm 9ntellia!e!.n!5leer
THE CANADIAN WAR.
Bean HAokstt Commanding an Arm!

Beau Hackett Commanding an Army.
Raitor Chicago Post:
Thank fortune, our city is not yet 10 ash
es-not any more than it has been for the
last ten years. You bave heard Of the i'm
mense excitement produced on Lake Erie
bya combined movement Of u great big
enemy on the lake towns. Il was not
known here TILL yesterday that Lake Mich.
igan has suffered MS we'll as Lake Erie; that
pirates are towering on its waters, and that
Chicago is in imminent peril. All this is
now known to be a fixed fact. am in
possession Of much information that am
not at liberty to make public at present,
but am constantly corresponding by tel
egraph and otherwise, with all tue depart.
nlents, military aud otherwise, Throughout
the Union, and any information that dare
publish, will DO transmitted TO you as
fast as received.
The following dispatch was received
here at "a late hour last night:
Beau Hdckn. Chicago, III. The people
of Chicago are hereby organized into .
military department. You will take COM
Inand, with the rank Of major general,
and repel any attack that may be made by
the enemy. OF DABE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-20
BEAU HACRETT,
Major. G enetal Oom'dg The People.

Major General COm'dg the People.
You see, Mr.. Editor. that am doing all
In my power, and more too, to save our
homes and firesides from the sacriligious
grasp of the accused foe. shall issue
thirty or forty more orders to-day, which
will be transmitted to you ia due time.
Circumstances under which have no
control of myself have placed a grave re-
sponsibility upon me, and mean to work
il of gradually. Rome was not built 10
a day, you know, and IL requires a great
deal of time to put an army like mine in
fighting order. But when this cruel war
Is discontinued. when every pirate on the
lakes shall have been anuihilaled, and my
victorious army returRs from the tented
lake all crowned with nice laurels, aud the
Light Guard Band plays Hail to the Chief
and Root Hog or Die, and other popular
tunes. then | shall make a Farewell adj
dress to hand down to posterity. l want
to engage a responsible man to hand 1t
down for me.
One Of my scouts who has been recon-
noiIeripg has just returned, aud reports
having found a barrel Of combustible mat
ter concealed in a house near Bulls Head.
Il was labelled "Old Bourbon" have
ordered its destruction, and sent body OF
men to perform the service. Would 60
myself, but am engaged at present destroy
ing barrel Of the same sort found in an
other quarter. | am convinced there is a
secret foe in our midst, but think eau
prevent harm from any and every source.
shall issue an order soon, forbiddiug
country people coming In the city, and es.
tablish guard around the edges. II there
are to DO any spoils in this war we want
them all ourselves.
A tug boat just in reports all quiet to-
ward the interior of the lake, particularly
at the bottom. Two men we're detected
about an hour ago depositing torpedoes
and Ere crackers in the harbor. They
have been arrested, and will be disposed
Of as soon as can spare the time.
sent my orderly 10 Camp Douglas with
dray for a cargo of grape aud shell. We
have no arms yet, but we need ammuni'
ton. The orderly returned with ton oil
grapes aud barrel of oyster shells. BE
will be shot in q manner corresponding
with his rank.
The following t0legraphic correspou'
dence has just been concluded between
myself aud the head Of the nation:
% Da5s, Warrington, ID. c.: Send me
twenty. FIVE Columbiads aud a few mortars
Don't make a mistake and send the kind
of mortars they use In drug stores.
BEAU HAoKETT,
Major General Commanding Here.
ANSWER.
Beau Haeken, Aa1or General, Chicago
H.: Don't bother me, I'm on duty. Your
demand reminds me of a little sto- (Wires
DOWN.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-20
NAIL TRIM.
Cleveland, PittsbuPR nndWhoeI.
ing Rail Road.


ing Rail Road.
IN AM AFTER NoNDAY, Ncv l6th. Is55. Pa,-
y: SsaEsI L:aiHs all leave BridstpoSt - fliloUs
mo- 4. n. IN ~ ,,,,-,,., :, N .,.,,,. -.
1Es. g Fiti:egFEh a. 80 P. NJ and
as p. y. AeepnmOdaiiOn TTai-- -tgTPfa,- =. all
ststi0us, aETiVos 1t PitssbuTs;L a SOS
1000 P ~ EIPres. TrAia, arrives At Iitt.buTgh 1t
BIO A n. and CIrEr4-Ida n S=.S A. "
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave CleSsiAi.d ~ ssSO A n and - P. ~. -
Lo4S- PittsburEh ~ Las a n. C.I5 A u. Eol
IS P aiEiSe ~ BitdgepOit II 6tS 4. ~ 10 =
Connections are made ~ Follower
A. Pittsburgh with Peunsyi yauia Il l. flF HAfFis
buTg. BALTIMORE Washington Phila'
delPhlA- Seu York and BOaiOn-
Al Cleveland With ClsVslahd 4 Toied r. T. f1T ka1-
dusky, TOlsio. Dutnlit. ChieAel, and
all points In the NoRTH WEI. With
Detroit atoAn1aEs for DstFoit. Jaeklon,
chieaFO lnd the SoHIa WESI- VIA
ClSveland = Erie h r f5E EFis, Dun-
ktEkr BzaAis aud EiAgaHa EallG- With
Cleveland. Columbus kClneinnati ~
CIOStlins. Delaware. Columbus ald
C1nCiunAff.
At HndsOa Sith the G. Z. 10 r. h foT CayHhOEa
fAli., AETUn, NflSCsbuTEh and Woe
At Alliance With T; p. v. c R.E aEc.ussa,
Magilion, Wooster. Fallen, Enoa, Co
lunhls and ChieaEo-
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uiih CT u R-R- G0E ZAboIgiIle HgW-
ak Columbus. Iauil. Dayton. IliI
anapolis, CsTu, Cincinnati, L1EiITflis,
81 L0uia- &c. Joseph a18 al PoiBai
Wit AID SOuth Wet
kIe1E-i0l Ticksts to PtttIbgEEh and rstaTD SAoo
rare always ~ low, aud time much quieksT thau
l1y other T0ute.
ThrOuEh TIeksts 70 eli POinis In tie IVES, HOTth
and East eAn b prOcnTod ~ the once uniieF ths
neL1ro ug1-e, WheeiinE, Va or With Tirkei
Aeent - BTidgepcTt Statton
fTrtEht eoutraets VII b. ma1s atI0EoIt rates D
say Puint aeosahls by this rod and IT, ounnactoua
70 tbs kasI Moth Wet AID NOTth.TTGIf. N 80
undsE N'LnTe Houss. OF Nth Ft Agent q BFfdFp-
poft stAtinu- WI D. RBRIsHs AErBty
y. B. WILLIAMS. AEsuG
IN. MCCULLOUGH, Prusidsnt.
R. MYERS. Gent Ticket AE't. n0vi6
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-20
sECnND nIspATCH.

Beau Hdckett, Major General: General
Consideration is in command at Detroit,
and General Damme Block heads has charge
of the forces at Toledo, and will send out
u blockading squadron in a day or two
These gentlemen will lead you any assist.
ance you want. OF DABE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-20
ANSWER.

OF Dabt, Washington, d. c.: Bully for
you. Go any place in Washington and get
what you want and have It charged to me.
BEAu HACKErT.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-20
ANSWER.

OlDGBe: Dry up now aud don't bother
me. I'm on duty. II you persist in your
annoyance you will be blameable for open
ing fire 10 the rear. Send me tea dol
lars to buy commissary stores. Will pay
it back when | see you again.
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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-23

Missouri AS A FREE STATE.-'The prompt
organization of the Missouri Legislature Ivy
the slection Of unconditional Emar cipetionists
10 all the Offices settles the question absolutely
as TO the early abolition OF slavery in The State.
The mode will be rapid, not slow; for it is to
he observed that there is 10 party, and no
public men or newspapers in Missouri that
now oppose emancipation. Governor Gamble,
who may be taken as fair representative Of
the extreme conservative element, declares in
his message that he has long been convinced
that the State of Missouri would be benefi, Ell
by the substitution of free for slave labor. But
he suggests gradual emancipation on the
plan of declaring free all children born Of slave
parents after year far in the future.
This slow death Of slavery does not suit the
earnest Emancipationists Of the State; and in
the organization of tho Legislature the Mod
crates, who incline 10 Governor Candles views,
were beaten by majorities SO very decided as 70
leave no room for doubt how the legislation
will go. Governor Gamble may veto radical
emancipation measure, but veto, under the
Missouri State Constitution, il of little conse-
quence. A bare majority in the two assem-
blies is enough to override it.-R. Y. Times.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-23
his strange behavior.

bis strange behavior.
You gave It 10 him?"
Yes, the thousand pounds-thore is your
note aud here the key of your desk" said his
wife rising.
1T isn't mine," cried be, putting out q
bunch to compare them. ALAS! they are alike,
though. l am ruined foreverI'
1t vas q long time before he was Sufficiently
calm 20 explain, and ere he had half done So,
the last words of the departing C4s.tain,
spoken in The forman's bearing, REQUIRED to
him, and he rushed fFantieaIy cut of the house
back tc the shop; bat il was too late. But a
few minutes elarscd between his ltsving The
shop and the removal Of the hamp-r in car
riage with the One-srmed soa captain. whe he'd
doubtless watched his departure All elfaris
TO trace tie nautical Douglas proved fgizlsss.
Nor could any clue be obtained 10 hiJ iass
terious possession of the key, OF know =
lhat the notes which were only in the desk 5.s
day aud would have been in the bank the next,
were ia the keeping Of Mrs. Donglas. Thus
in one day was ihe man who yaunted his
shrewdness ''done" ont of one thousand pounds
and an eqivalent in plate. When he next
hears it said that man must rise early to get
the best of Linn we doubt if he viii reply as
before, that "he must not go 10 bed at all. and
then it could not be done" Neither viii he
claim so close a relationship to a chance Gus
toner bearing the ilustrious name of Douglas.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-23
Words of WisEonl.

Senator Wright, Of Indiana, J,ffersonian
Democrat, none Of The young Vallandigham-
mers, in the course Of speech, delivered in
the Senate, Monday, the 9Th, on the bill con
cerning the discharge Of State prisoners, said:
lie should not vote for the ammendmest of the
Senator from Kentucky (sIr. Davis 10 strike
oat The section authorizing the President 20
suspend the writ of habeas corpus Il VAS at
times necessary TO make arrests. lie quoted
from letters of Jefferson, also froHn speeches Of
Douglas in support Of his assertion. The Ser
ator from Kentucky (Mr. Powei4 and others
loudly DECEASED they were loyal to tie COnsii-
tuition.
It was only lew mouths ago, lie said, a
few democrats issned a call for party org n
izalion.ard fre1l his had rjssa aany cf The
tToa hles, i,ic,s ..2-, regp'sxe4 tle eempaui'y.
In tiaes ike these, every good and true man
should SIX how he could best serve the coun-
try, and not stop to Inquire what some Abo-
lilioai5t has done.
The Senator from Kentucky (Mr. PowelD
lEd reioiecd over the recent elections which had
been brought about by N ans calculated TO pro
duce much injury, such as discouragng enlist
merits, by making cha-ges against tie Gov
ernmeu'; By opposing taxation for the expense
ofthe war; by i,npres+ing the great West with
the importance of the Valley Of the Afissi-sip-
pi; and Ihese men Wanted long and load !heir
loyalty TO the Government, but nOue Of them,
ike the Senator from Kentucky, bad said, he
was opposed to coercion. He argued In favor
Of al iron viii and nerve, a nd determined
policy on the part Of the Executive, to crush
cut The rebellion by every possible means,
and be would take the property of the rebels
everywhere.
lie wanted 10 see the Mississippi river open
ed by brave boys, aud the supplies Of rebel
dom cut off lie wanted To see a hundred
iIlousaGd Shareholders running sGc way r,il-
lion negroes the other. lie wanted 10 strike
at the heart Of the disease, and then we should
see daylight. There was nothing 10 dezpond
about. He thanked God We had an army,
a navy. and a country. Ha thanked God for
another thing that we had General in the
field Who was not fishing for The Presidency
who, with his staff, was 10 be found in the
thick"st of the fight, and his name wa Rose
Grams.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-23

SENATOR LANE, Of Indiana, made war
speech the other day from his place in The
Senate. lie is in earnest about putting down
the rebellion. The following passage is Wig
orous:
believe th9t as yet there is no necessity
for the employment ofnegroes for the purpose
of supfressing the rebellion; but if the neces-i-
= sl.all exist hereafter, We have per.e Ct right
20 employ their seryicasi nay, more, ii will b.
our bcundeu duty 10 10 so. l would raher that
a rebel master sboaid fall by The hand OF his
slave than that ne shouId live 70 overthrow my
Government, or to destrop the lin Of my broth
CT upon the battle fed. Gentlemen vino are
so fastidions in reference to the means which
it is proper to employ for the purpose OF put
ting rebels out OF existence, it seems to me
are hardly in earnest in wishing them destroy
ed at ell! 7 am willing To employ any agency
the white man, the negro. the cannon the
muske,--I would invoke, lift were not impious.
any power in Gods physical universe
would blast them with lightning; would rain
upon them the showers OF FIRE aud birthstone
for which they are now as ready as Sodum and
Gomorrah were in the olden tine.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-23
Social Life in the South.


The Memphis correspondent Of the n. Y
World writes, under date OF the 19sh ut., as
follows:
Two lovely and accomplished young ladies'
have just made their way up from the vicinity
Of Vcksburg, AID are now speeding to their
long lost home 10 Albany, n. 7. Some dear
friends bad led them South years ago, where
The blockade caught them. Daily aud nightly
have they watched aud prayed for the advent
OF the glorious flag, their hearts alternate Iy
sinking aud rising at The rumors Of success and
disaster to our arms. At last the deliverer
came, like a spirit from heaven, and spirited
them to the North.
The story Of Southern indoor lfe as we
heard it from their lips, is touching to the
heart Every Southern home has been invaded.
No social sanctiiy protects the family altar.
The young men, the adults, and sometimes the
youths and aged have been nerciessIy torn
from their families. The negroes are charge
upon the females. who stand in coustunt dread
of outrage and violence from ther. No book
or picture, no magazine or newspaper ever
glaidens the eve. The stores are ampiy-the
poor in rags. Sugar is boarded in Viclsburg
but 4cur Is S22 80 hundred. The v1ueu
are sick Of the war, even those who were the
mapdest at the outset. Education, religion
art are all neglected. The whole South is one
vast colacation of want, barbarism spoiatiou
and the worst forms of vice. The Federal ad-
vent viii be hailed with universal delight.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-23
Sugar from Corn stanS

IT, A. Sheldon, Of Addison county, "
writes to The AncrioGa Agl,ct turil: 7 tooiS
two stalks Of SlowelIs Evergreen Sweet Cora
OF average s'ze, after the corn bad been taken
oE pressed them 10 one joiat above the ,op
enr) between rcllers half aH inch apart md
obtained Eve luid ounces of juice oG spy1ieo
gravity l.C66. Two grains Of quick lima
were added, md the juice was boiled, sl,aiued
and eyupora'cd 10 irihe over bali naii
ounce of rich, transparent syrup. In a for
mer experiment, not weighed it crystaized in-
good sugar. As [ did not probably obtain
more than half The juice, anti allowing tw"
square feet ct land or each s'alk The rrsu q
would be. &C gallons Of syrup, or 500 PoSn"s
OF sugar 70 the acre. Tire favor OF both .ns'r
ard moh'sses is much more pleasing than that
from Sorghum.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-23
MaIancAolY AEair.

The New York papers Of Wednesday morn
ing contain accounts Of tragic afiir, the
moral Of which is "honesty is The best polcy.
Two years ago a yOuug man named Edward
TomIins, III n seventeen years of age, eDfeFtI
as clerk in a lasge clothing stoEa IN CaaCl-
bers street, n. Y. lie bore a character 10
every respect good. On Moaa " morning last
he shot himself in his boarding house, and died
instantly. The reason for this d'eadfnl act
was thar having been entrusted viii, hooks and
cash Of the he firm, emb. zzled over 81 900 -
spending the money OH his person and hi;
pleasuros-and rather than bear the disgrace
of exposure he took his life. Although his
salary was only $500 year he drez~et. in the
highest style, and had coach to bring him to
and take him from MS labor 1t is alleged
that during the past week there was deficit
Of $500, which IS thought 10 have been arpro-
priated BY him o his own use. As on Instance
of his extravaganza it has been ascertained
that his tailor's bill from April last up TO the
time of his death was 1852, all Of which had
been paid. His family resides Al Oyster Bay
Long Island, aud it was believed that tie
money spent by Tonlins was received from
home, which shut. the eyes of his employers to
his extravaganza, aud allowed him to proceed
with his pecnlations until disgrace made him
a suicide. There is q deep warning in the
circumstance.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-23
Chinese Sugar Cane.

II he three days session Of the late SSrghum
Convention, held at Rockford, Illinois, many
facts were developed which We regard OF ex-.
ceeding interest TO the Industrial psblic. We
state them as follows.
1. the fact wac certainly established that
there IS 10 difficulty in growing the Chinese
sugar-cane, the Inphee-caue, and the OtAhs-
tan III this latitude.
?. That the successful manufacture Of either
or sll into syrup is Il fixed fact
3. That the granula'ion Of these kinds has
been successfully accomplished, specimens Of
sugar having been exhibited at the convention
proving this.
4. Tsk;ng the ev ience OF Mr.. Cory of Tndi-
ana, whom we regard as pioneer in the bu-
siness, the Otaheitan viii grRnulate ard make
handsome sugar beyond perAdventure.
5. The seed from the Chinese sugar-cane--
which has been hitherto regarded as useless eI-
cept for planting purposes-csn be employed
in feeding cattle, hogs, horses, &c, and al
20 can be successfully manufactured into -four.
which makes a very toottsume griddle cake
II was offered in evidence, aud not controver-
ted thai an acre Of cane wond produce forty
bushels of seed, and that the product was equal
in fat;eHipg qualities, to The same number Il
bushels Of corn.
G. That the juice Of tho Chine=e care. ami
doubtless the other qualities, without co king,
can be fed to hogs cattle, and horses, with adj
mirable fattening results; in fact that in this
respect an acre Of cane is equal to two or three
Of corn. This last is very important feaiura
and shosl1 challenge the attention Of stock
raisers.
T. That the stalks, leaves and heads viii
make al excellent quality Of paper. ThiS fact
the Rev. NJ. Smithe,t, in bis excrileat address,
said, had long beer known and prAc'iccd unoa
in The West India Islands aud Oiher canegrow-
ig countries.
g. That the 50gosse. viii h wish oar produ-
GERS has been d-cmrd useless 8 il. fact posi-
tive annoy ance on account Of i'ssVifl accuma-
Ialian-csn be made to yie'i excellent manur-
ing qualities, ad can also oe prepared as n fn-
10. TO he saving Of large quantities OF wosd
AID coal in tha season of syrup-boiling.
g. The Convention classified the d fIerent
qualities of cane, which HIS never hereteiors
been done, into three varieties Chinese sugar
cane, Imphee-cane and Otahei'au
10. That the quality Of syrup nlanutae'urel
II these three qualities is superior to that
Of any ether offered in the ma ksl.
IL. That it is superior for refining purposes.
l2, That more than 100000 gallons (per-
haps 3oo0OOo) hive Leen manufactured in'
the State during the past years and lastly, thas
II is the most profitable crop tha' can now en-
ploy the farmers skill and en- Tgi"s.
These facts we consider the Rockford Con-
7ention has pretty surely established, and
therefore, We say in its results il has proved
one Of the most Important Conven ions ever
held in the Northwest C4isngp Irs5uSe.