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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-05
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-05

HRADQ'Rs DEP'T OF THR CrxsRRLAHD,
MrrHREEsHoRo. TENH Feb. ID
The New York herald., 1863-12-09
City IntelllWenco.

SKAuso.-Although the skating season has not yet
commenced in the Park several persons have, during
tho past few days. enjoyed the sport the shallow
pools up town. During yesterday morning tho ponds
shove Sixticth street were quite lively.
AocpxsT TO CoMxopoRx vispERBiLr.-on Monday af.
esrnoon while Commodore Vanderbilt driving along
tho Boomingdale road In light wagon, the vehicle
eamc In collision with wagon. The result that tho
Commodore thrown the dash board and re-
ceved serious injuries lie removed " hotel near
BY and treated the most kindly manner His Asaries
are said 70 be Of serious character.
Tnx CHAxPoNs CoLoN-The fighting coors adopted
by the American champion John c. Heonan, have been
received BY Nr. Thomas c. Burns, OF No. Barclay
strest from EnsApd, where they will be exhibition
until Tho result Of the nsht u known They very
neatly gotten up representing The American colors the
centre being series Of blue and white stripes surround
d By deep border of red They In fact the richest
ooors that have been presented In the American
prise ring.
Fiss ruxp AvRsrI -Bctween three and four O'Clock
on Tuesday morning nrs was discovered In the lager
bssr saloon 2sl Third avenue, owned by william Fischer
when tbs police broke tho door there appeared bs
Orc two places behind the 90 inter Tho nremen soon
sxtinGAhsd the are Damage about $500 fully insured
n tho Manhattan Insurance. Company The Fire Marshal
has ths matter under invsstgatiou-
The New York herald., 1863-12-09
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days with coal to Crocscr usi heavy wcsshss
the rsssss~
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the kock with md@e 10 Boyd HlnekeD,
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Scbt rrncrss (rri. Welsh. Prince Bissrd's fsiAnd ID
days. with osts, TO Tyne. smith
sohr Quios.tcp tBri Johnson Horton Ss Il days' VIII
potnto@- 20 Dury-- a H'dr.
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Sehr y clifford shul-. Hangor
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scht Adeiinr. sprague. bcnnNssis dsJs
Soar Dshlia. Chase Portland
Ashr J l.rirf ~. Harding. Nbsion
Scbr Erchhnae, Randall frovidrnoe
Srhr N-nAior Hfav. ffoVdencs
Schr MaFy md Walker Providence
Scbr Tle " Andrrson frovi iisno~ for RixA Absshpprt
. hr sarah Jane Gardner New port
hchr Ida Jayne. jas ne. Port Jefferson
RsruHSyp-stesm.hp NJ Cis. Reimrt hence fer Havana,
pat philadelphia IA disress sni ordered r-tars
10 this port FOR rrDsirs
BELOW
SHIP General Mcclellan. Trsss. from Liverpool Nov6
SAILED
T'b-Scamsf. Pluto Raisoi JoAephioe Empre ship 0iaA
Jinss. hsfSs Escesur Peter hsr~ics brxs ouaysr.a
br nhin. AnuAbeila.
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Wind 81 sunset sw
The New York herald., 1863-12-09

The Western farmers complain that the carry
ing interest the largest part OF their pro-
ductions. They say that it takes one bushel of
Of corn are demanded to convey one to New York.
Thirty per cent of the value OF pork is required to
convey 1t to the seaboard, and twenty per cent is
taken for the transportation of beef.
The following resolutions were passed at meet.
ing OF the influential citizens of Lcayenworth,
Kansas on the I'd nst.:-
Resolved That approve OF the action OF the city
Council In voting 800 900 TO the railroad iroT eavcn
worth Junction with the Union Pacific Railroad
That II expeient and essential TO tho best interests
OF Ieavenworth city and county that additional $780,,
900 DO subscribed to said railroad by the county OF
Ieavenworth.
Jba, we arc strongly in favor OF the County Commis
soners issuing the Sl50 900 already voted 10 tho
pany which shall construct railroad from point oppo
site IIavenwoth city 10 a connection with tho Hannibal
and St. Joseph Railroad at Cameron, or 10 tho railroad
which shi make tho rst connection with LeavcnwDr,h
from the East and shat said sum should DO Increased
$50 900
Tbat IL is the opinion OF the meeting that IN the Ia
forest OF Leavenworth city TO assist at early day IN
the extension Of The Platte County Railroad - Lesyen
worth city. ~
That the exigencies tho times require adi demand on
the part OF tho people of Leavenworih immediate and
effective action in the premises.
The Boston TrdreRer OF the 7th inst. say--
The money market has oIsned this week about the
II closed saturday with steady but not
calls for oans moderate applications for discounts Of
mercantile paper The common rate of interest the
banks and outside of them six per cent rst cis
and dividend paying securities. There is consid
cradle activity business both IT wholesale and retail
and prices for all kinds Il merchandise well
taped The stock market s quite enmatsd and sellers
obtaining good prices and some arc realizing hand
some pronts.
The New York herald., 1863-12-09
Trial Trip OF the Cutter Flora.

Tho United States revenue cutter Flora went on trial
tripyesterday, having board Collector Barney Mr..
Stiws Inspector Of Supplies and Repairs OF the
QUO marine Captain McGowan, Lieutenant Fenger, Chief
Engineer Douglass and Others She left from the foot OF
Eighteenth street, North river, at hafpast ten O'Clock
and proceeded the river far Yonkers giving tho
party on board opportunity Of witnessing the wreck
Of the Inflated Isaac Newton. Tho speed Of the
Flora between sevontsen and eighteen miles per
hour, running on easy steam.
The Flora was built 70 from this city to Fort Leo
n j., and she subsequently piled 10 Staten Island In
The winter OF 1891 she BY Treasury
Department. sent 10 Port Royal under the command
of Lieutenant Fenger OF the marine, and under
his chago she penetrated the small rivers and creeks
from Charleston Savannah and collected several hun
.dred thousand dollars worth Of contraband cotton
and other produce. In the summer OF 1852 she was
transferred TO the War Department andaced under the
sharge OF General sixtco, Military Governor OF South
Carolina who kept hor at work night and day carrying
troops and supplies for the Qusrtcrasters Department
ct Hilton Head.
Last March survey held upon her, and she was
condemned unit for further service. She was then
transorred the Treasury Department. and ordered to
This city. On the 7h Of August leaking three inches
hour. and with boiler safe TO carry ten pounds Of
steam she started for New York, under the charge Of
Mr. W. Booth coas. pilot OF the service, who
brought her hcre safely touching at Fortress Monroe
ro. Tho vessel then placed In charge Of Mr. A. d.
Douglass. Chief Engineer Of tho service for thorough
repairs This has been accomplished the most
fu manner by F. Bucknam & Co. and tho Phenx works.
The hull has been rebuilt boilers and portions OF
machinery have made her boat and to day she Ia
probably the finest and fastest boat Of her class aoat
She been handsomely though not gorseousy, fitted
up, and will doubt be OF good service in the future
shs painted DARK but pretty green, style of paint
introduced by Mr.. Rogers, which says 70 bea
distinctive color for revenue cutters hereafter.
The trip was pleasant one, good lunch being pro-
vded, q number OF sensible speeches made, and at
carly hour the party were landed down town.
The New York herald., 1863-12-09

n s2s DO rys So se4 do. barley sad IOsro Do e.rcy
malt The for the shipping grades Of sate ana
Western soar So. lower, while trade brands were
without decided onsnge. Tho demand moierale both
from tho local trade aud shippers and thstAndng
the downward gold bolders were dspsed ~
press thor supplies The sales foot up 1900 bblA al
quotations. below. Canadian -four was In moderate 70
quest the market eas,er for the low grades
rather heavy for fsncies and extras saies 400 bbl
southern -four we'll held. In view o thg h' H'n0
Of shipping brands but closed duh and heavy, Wlth
The New York herald., 1863-12-09

paying for the material in bullion. the manu-
faotures Of that country were returned TO Offset
her indebtedness. and her ingenuity and industry
were taxed 10 it, utmost TO cater 20 the extrava-
ganoies Of the Southern people, in order that the
balance Of trade might be kept in her favor. or
least. upon an even beam. Now thu whole course
OF the cotton trade OF England. imports well as
exports, has changed. and operates materially 10
her disadvantage. She must look TO India for her
raw material which. when 1t reaches her factories.
has quadrupled in cost. She cannot return n manu-
faotured article in payment. except some fabrics
Of inferior quality, upon which very little profit i6
made, and consequently nothing but gold will re-
compense the producers. England begins uow to
feel the effects Of this change. and the dlsarrange
ments Of trade which follows n scarcity Of specie
is looming up in prospective and measurably ex-
citing their fears. When the rebellion broke out
the people of England exulted msfor
tunes, never for moment supposine that their ap
parcntly secure position in monetary affairs could
be disturbed by any movements in this country
But now we imagine. as they see their stock Of
bullion diminishing at the rate Of nearly two hun
drcd millions of dollars annually, they begin to
look around for q cause, and by this time.
think, they have found it, in great measure, in
the single fact herein stated.
The following is the weekly statement Of the
banks Of Philadelphia, which is made up on Mon
day.
loans and discounts fj6, Ala T04
Specie In hanks. 4.l8s, $3.50
United states demand and legal notes. 6472Ia
Due IRON other blnka Observation-Disclosures. ,g23 STS
Due to ether banks. Observation-Disclosures. $50 l3O
Deposits %, ,3T4 1855
Circulation. Observation-Disclosures. 210b lN
The banks Of Philadelphia commenced to con-
tract their loans about the 26th of October since
| which time they have made the following ex-
hibits:-
The New York herald., 1863-12-09
cry connERcIAL REPoaT.

IrwbAr. D.. 80
As1u- -Fes q, % bis Narsst mss tetivs, -
without qa1ube ,h.rss s.ies 40 bss 80 l.fs si
- 70 fsr r,stlf sss y 70 als 70 fss pot scstls ~
ira tAss 81 ~ ~ pros
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sos iss s.osl C~h nosi s1 sa1sa ss.4vbssi sol'.
it7 soi ss~z - .tsit s>o o. oorn. s2ip g. osi',
The New York herald., 1863-12-09
S hlPPIN NE w S
Port OF New yors, December =. isog.
nFAErr.

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The New York herald., 1863-12-09
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
TUESDAY, Dec. e-6 ?. ".

TUESDAY, Dec. e--6 =. N.
Il was the opinion Of many that the bank state
ment would have favorable impression upon
stocks to-day; but such has not been the case.
In ordinary times q sudden cessation Of contrac-
tions on the part Of the banks would probably
have produced the desired effect, and tended TO
send up prices; but in the entire absence Of pro-
mscuous buyers and when brokers are merely
playing shuttlecock with the leading shares among
themselves an event Of the kind in question would
not be likely to produce any noticeable alteration.
The market could barely be called steady to-day,
and, there was a lack Of the usual disposition TO
buy, some Of the stocks fell on in price. New
York Central was :. lower, Hudson River was
down ~, Harlem I, Erie = Reading 2, Michigan
Central ~, Illinois Central Z. Michigan southern
x, Chicago and Northwestern Il, and nearly all
the other railroad shares were on from - 10 -.
e.. -. -. a. ,.a., Ion
The New York herald., 1863-12-09
~Joy % tho World"
InrKoDUcrIor
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLBB
10 the sugsg humanity u his has rolicsod more pain
and caused more real JOY thsn aay o<hor ono
thing that can be named
"BALh FOR EvEaY WOUND.

thing that can be named
.sALn FOR Efs Evssr WOUND.
s The ..s ss ss .s. a %
Trade. All dealers In medicine speak alike in IL.
favor. and ,.s reputation medcoe o. great merit and
few sr,r.os show character Of nearly let
A. N Williams Psrkersburr Va one Of the oides. and
respectable aud reliable druggsts Of Western Vrgins
can say Of Perry Davis. Pain Killer whs. ! could 20.
e.s ns article ss largely 2, g. .1s I. Sos Ssss entire
John Park ms. Druggist, at Athena Ohio. wri,esl-
se Brys Pain ks, s Z. as a: Ds
Geo. W,llislns DrpsSs at Hokinsport. Otto, write.
hcss. of & asd qs he
best medicine for the for which recon
GOOD FOR MAN AND BEAST,
residing his farm Chester, Mess county, OHIO
Your Pain Kner, for Collie Bots In Horses, is an n
ialiibe cure And for all cranp pain collie burns Ac we
Ladies' F"rs--At Banta's, No. 357 Canal
Fancy Gents otter and beaver Fur Caps Ladies: FUR
Hood. and Gloves Misses sna Boys Fur Cosr. Fur Trim
Mrs =. A. Aliens worlds Hair Restorer
reliable restoring dressing the hair
Performances mt Three and Half-pnst
O'Clock p. M at BARNUMs to day-The dhosi. Go
nersas Herr Zrom &C., at each The three dians Dwarf
Photographic AIbums.-A Fine Assort-
ment Of these goods In pearl velvet morocco and cloth
L1NGs Photographic Album Depot 6o Nassau street.
=. T.-IsSO.-x.
We win pay 81 per for all Plantation Bitter Bottles
delivered Mandatory los Liberty street In good
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIT STUFF, IN REFILLED
Any person pretending to sell Plantation Bitter. by the
ssn a II wv Efy |; an H ana QUE dPsRvArE GOV
ERNMENT STAMP OVER THE CORK co
swayne's Compound Syrup OF Wild
S VIA Ss.11y
swaynes Compound Syrup OF Wild Cherry.
Cures Stubborn Coughs, Cures Stubborn Coughs,
Cures Stubborn Coughs, Cures stubborn Coushs,
Cures Stubborn Coughs, Cures Stubborn Coughs
Cures Asthma, Bronchus
Cures Asthma, Bronchitis
Cures Asthma Bronchitis
our'' o'SGsS%pfpf Suis. II Pulmonary SSsu"p'0
$40 North Sixth street Philadelphia.
., Sold BY BARNES. aoa Broadway; WELLS us frank
"The Right Man."-To Find the "Right
chart. gwen daily. BY FOWLER WILLS sos Broai%ay'
New York.
Trusscs.-Mnrsh ~ Co., Radical Cure
Truss Office only at No Yesey street Astor House SIX
Elastic Goods Supporters, Shoulder Braces &C. AAdy A.
tendAnL
Trusses, Supporters. Braces, Bandascs,
&e-Persons suffering with rapture and the medical fac
Of Rtcrs patent radical cure Truss indorsed by Professors
Pancoast ane Gross OF the Jefferson Medical College or
Sold at HELMBoLDs 3 Drug and Chemical Warehouse
694 Broadway
ments Private rooms and competent persons TO apply Tho
same in attendance.
The New York herald., 1863-12-09
Cours Caieadap-This Day.

ecysuns Covpr--CRcu-P .-(oyer and rermi.
uey lTbe Circuit calendar will not be called until Mon
DAY, Dccembcr H. Part Mos 401s t02o, +o22, s024,
S076 so2s $780, t032 to34 1880 s4o $0t7 4oS4 4o&s,
loas toso zoos <0e2, S0o4. t0oo Part 3-SAme caen.
COMMON rIxAs Part I-Nos 4oe 2is2 1877, 22s3 $50,
alel 2239 1904 1901 90, 1895, pe1 1881, 2l32 23l.
The New York herald., 1863-12-09

Omciai Drawings or Murray, Eddy 4
Co.'S Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries.
KxJrUoxI GLASS 6I7-Dec. d, t6oS
63 Al, IL, A. 40, so, 20. rs, 40, q, 81, SO, 49.
Circulars sentfre OF charge by Aidrsssng either
MURRAY. EDDY CO..
Covtngtoa. KY. st. Louis. 10.
The New York herald., 1863-12-09

tnr defeated orr opponents Superior Court and essb
Ishet orr ftrai rights thereto furnish the
psw and wonderful Blood purifier Ia any quantity send
Tor In4eresng book enused "Biood Diseases aud theft
Cure" sen, free. fres ~ per bottle. d. 4. BARsEa
4 co. AGENTS 2oa Broadway; Scott Co, chemists, %,
nroadgay ~ v.
The New York herald., 1863-12-09

OmcIaI Ora wiugs Of tho Library Asso-
cation Company Lottery Of Kantuckv.
Extra CLAss 4s5-Llsc. :. ll91
&c, So IA, %, AZ, 80. 80, 80, SS, II. 66. 7, 81.
CLAss 46s-Dcc. g. laS3
32 55. 81, 64. A. 3S. IL. az, 2S g. 70. 10. Al. 10.
FRANCE. ELLIS CO. Managers, ooviagtou. kY.
The New York herald., 1863-12-09

n Splendid Diamond, worth ea2,O 900,
FAR e mss beautiful and largest ever Imputed into the
UnltSd stataa IL for a2is aud on erhbiuon 81
BISHOP REIfs. Yiflh Avenue Hotel
ebe pzblis Ass lay1ssd 70 sss ths uaxnlaoeal ge9
The New York herald., 1863-12-09

Netice.-The Only Le8aitzed Lotteries
I'm the United States those of z. SIMMONS CO.,
EDDY CO.. and FRANCE. ELLIs 4 co.
All others frauds-
The New York herald., 1863-12-09

Prizes CRshed and Information Fur
nlshed In all iegalizcd Lotteries.
ALECK & CO, Brokers' % Pine street. N. Y.
The New York herald., 1863-12-09


The receipts for customs we're s2lT,0 900.
The aggregate value q the exp0re Of produce
and merchandise, exclusive u specie, from this
port during the past week vas tJ,j0J,slo.
Tomorrow (wsdresdsy) the annual meeting Of
the stockholders Of the New York Central Railroad
will take.plsee at Albany for the purpose Of elect.
ing directors 70 control the Affairs Of the company
for the ensuing year. Gres. efforts have recently
been made 10 change the officers and 70 pass the
control Of the road into the hands Of rcpublicsn
politicians. The result OF the election VIII he
looked for with considerable interest. The follow.
ing are the names Of tho men who have been ~.
lected TO be voted for by those who ars opposed
TO the pas, mana gsrpsnt:- Dean Richmond, Buffalo;
Hiram sibley. Rocheater; Hamilton Whit. SRA.
euse Aonzo G. Paige. Schenectady Stephen
whitney. PhcniK; D. =. Vail, Troy; 7. W. olcot,,
Albany; Rufus ". King. Albany; John y. Moore.
New York; Edw. W. Learned, New YORK. {.
Vanderbilt. New York; Chester w. Chaplin. sprlrg.
Geld; William r. Weld Boston.
go long az the war lasts in ihs country ius, W
long will the increased drain upon The specie of
Engiand continue. Before the breaking cot o. tie
rebellion England the lArgos, foreign pur.
chsset u Tie cotton u The south, and, instead of
The New York herald., 1863-12-09

with perfume,
Waxing faint o'er the garden of Gu In Us bloom,
diused q cloud OF luxuance fragrance the
mouchor upon which q few drops OF PHALOk SONS
Extract Of the Night Boomtng Ccreas have iHleay
PHALOh SON, SIT Broadway.
Sold by all druggists
The New York herald., 1863-12-09
Catarrh, Liver and Kidney Discs


Catarrh, Liver and Kidney Disease
THE TESTIMONY OF A POSTMASTER.
W. SrEARss, Esq, Postmaster at West Braintree, Yer
mont, writes
have all the medicines you sent the pain in
heart and left side has LEFT feel like now man.
There almos ything allied me when commenced
complaint I feeling we'll that do know whether
think II for TO take MEDICINES
NOT Your medicines, thus far have proved the right sort
TO DRs HAMILTON 4 LocKRow.
6t6 Broadway
CONSULTATION FREE.
Office hours from 10 A. NJ TO p n.
Davis Pain KiiIer.-Every Soldier
Ills Diseases scratches and bruises that he will be
his tresome marches and unhealthy localities DAVIS
PAIN KILLER 10 the remedy sold BY all dealers In med
ctnea
woRp TO rnx BoYs 6orSa sourH.-Ii would not BE-
strange A. with the change climate and eIposure TO which
In need Of valuable pain reever 10 be used imme
da aey; such remedy Is Perry Davis Vegetable Pain XII
Ths PAN Killer has been tssted variety Of climate
and b almost nation known to Amsysns il the
and sndfor the OF colds. coughs
and general dsbiIy Indigestion and In the
stomach, bowel complaint, colo diarrh1s cholsrN 40.
Don't without bottle IN knapsscka TO be had ~
the drugsores -Prescott Journal
DOME Forget tho Lectures for Our
starving sodiers commencing 70 night SEQ advertisement
Direction Labels and Tags, All Kinds,
at the Manufacturers, VICTOR L. hAUGER, lis Cham
bers street.
The New York herald., 1863-12-09

dfrey's Cordiai.-Genufns only II
cents boue. al CAMPBELLs drug store, Eighth
and Twenty eighth street
The New York herald., 1863-12-09

Gouraud's Poudre subsiIs Uproots Hair
Warranted t6J Broadway.
The New York herald., 1863-12-09

Cnrtes de Visitc, 81 per Dozen; Wig
neues Sc finest quality, Proof shown 81, till suited
PERCIYAL, l42 Chatham street.
The New York herald., 1863-12-09

Corns, BunfOns, Inverted Nails, EN-
larged Joints all diseases OF the feet cured without
pain inconvenience 10 the patient by Dr. ZACHARIR.
Surgeon Chiropodist: No. 100 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1863-12-09

A Beautiful Completion. - La frd's
Bloom or Youth Liquid Pes for preserving and be au
fyns the co'rpetlon and skin. as Broadway and drug
data eve
The New York herald., 1863-12-09

Mum n Company,
6oiiritors of Amevfoar a,1 Y,rsaxn Paisnta
snA poblshsrs Of Ilas,rstsd -HCIRNrfyff ANAL
CAk, sDT Para rpv, rev rovs.
Psfnphleis ~ lnfgrrnsasn abort p~,Suts frsa
spss,nsa ooss. of ns pscss irvs
The New York herald., 1863-12-09

hariposa hining company opened NJ ", ana
sold down 10 3ln. Quicksilver was and
Cumberland preferred =. lower Wyoming Val.
ley advanced 4. Delaware and Hudson brought
1907. and American Coal oj. Pacific Mail al.
vanced "a. For Panama I'll was bid.
The gold market was unsettled, ard prices could
not be depended upon from oro hour % another.
The New York herald., 1863-12-09

Prizes Cashcd in All Lcgsiized Lotte-
res s-Information given by JOSEPH BATES, Broker IL
Wall street, room No. ], New York.
The New York herald., 1863-12-09
omo,a, Drawing. Of ,no shelby Col,eg.

OmctnI OrhWInVs OF th0 SheIby COIIeXo
EIrRA CLASS 72a-Dec g. is5a
"a, 81, u, 81, %. 7s 10, s. rs. 81, 8, 40.
CLASS 73O-Dec s. 1865
43, 27, &c, 81, 25, 5s, ST. 73, 7. "a, 2S, 35, 55
38.
e. r. SIMMONS 90.
Successors TO Jno. A. Morris 4 %.
The New York herald., 1863-12-09
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