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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-03-08
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Commandments bfs Departments Der Susautban.
ma, wite btsrburd in ettlem DtRrite nit Dem
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6a, gIOrtbamptCn. GdfbOn, Ncnrre, 9u,erne unO
columbia umfaBt, bslisbsn Stisss 3u cpplrrn u.
gu publi3rfn bic auf psitne NOtS.
(Ofan ltntt 10 cor IL @cpitn an Gen. Sioel }
Gmnb :-anors gR a llseo, Ct. u.a 3. s.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-03-08
Nprb Denn'a GtIenbabn.

gStnter Gtnrihtun9.
Ioh Bftblrbem, 6cptcstaun &C., lIno in oidsr Ser.
binoun9 nit Der erdo @Gusp Gilrntabn nab uno ron
Gallou, aGentcpn, 9atolouqua, gRaub Gbuut,
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SBIiamspcrt u.
DrtI Durh;3d9e. Scnntues aus9enOmmrn.l
I'm uno nab Nloutaa, ben l6 glcprlpber, 1863,
rperoen bic pafa9isr,d9e auf cieltr Babn ras ueus
Depot, oir 3fen StraBe, otr5alt 2bcmplcn, pbila
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Transport lC.
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bem NIT Der eeba @aIsp 9if'ntabn uno fcrmirt bic
fhSaItt unc mrilt IpdnthGnswertbs SautG nab allen
puntten Der eedha 6cben 8t9icn.
lin 3. 10 glabmitta9S (GrprsD fir 8stbIsbim.
Gatcn &c.
Differ 3la srreiht Gollcn um $40 0Iubm. uno
rsrbnott lltb nit eem @su:Ssri;p Central fit N3su
Worf.
lin 5.I5 91obmittass natb @stblsbsm, 1asutaun.
SRnub Gbuut ,s.
gBeieG Fo9sn Der 2tsu unS 3tCn Straes eiuie,
Staot paldStsrna9tn, IaufIn eirstt nod esm nsusn
Depot.
Sii8e na6b 9ybilabelpbiH:
9tben as ron 9sthltbsm um $50 unb $50 @cr.
nlt.a9s, unb COZ Slahmitaas
prCi5 nab 8etbICbsm $l.50 nab gQaub Gbunt
S2.h3; nod Cation $l.50; nab 8iGinmepcrt
$3.50
Durtb uno Stn9s 3idets mdtTtn an Dee Sidtt Of.
fee in Der 3;tn coSr Bsrfs SraFsn srbalttn perosn
UNI bic eti9su 8aten Der Sabrprtils ju ih1n.
Ellie Glarf, astnt.
Tsc,mbfr q 1894
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-03-08
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zen, unb gum l6mrrsn iGr aIIr Nrtsn Ssofr uni
Raf&iusn Sc ll Immn f&mubis uHp Idbt Tel
as SIuls SurId. 3u toten BEL
s. y. Woler, Gpotbefer.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-03-08

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- BSdsSeea, allss non rrtra ed!s, uno Scb
Ott uup eampsu uH0 eoteruSn, Al bob,n bel
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@epsmtsr Is, 1858, mean
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-03-08
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NNT"S b%TN~
pom 8utem 9olj lano.
Die 1ntnifristsnsn bittrn bur4 prtpat9an'
bel gum gsrtauf an,
Sin sepiiies StGf 5pljIdnb,
aslsssn auf ttm 9s&a Berg unssfdtr 8
2TA Ntdlsn bon @asntaun, In Salsbur9 6huns
idtp, 9e6n @aunts sranSsnb an ednbsr Ots Der
lcrtensn Nnrtin 8ttr, Solomon SIein, Dapit
Remmrrrr, unb anbsrn, sntbaltsnD unBsfGbr 20
gde, gut nit 8sibt6m, Stttnefen uno IfS'
,rm jsafanisn 6cts tspahitn. Dteiss Ganp ltrs
,ten, uno bsr srSeere SbsiI II fret BON Ststnsn
bae rs Id6nes SaulaHo MAIDEN rtirNs, unO II
in 5aae nit Nrm tfnsn gBafer Ssrisbn. - Sc
ann I'm @arsm cbu in Sidtsn setauft psrpsn
pe ea 8dufcr wunf6rn folltCn.
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Samss eiramansr. In Nilerttaun.
Spnalban Ssil, Stsr Dlilicro.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-03-08

linfsbtar gum 8sritbti9rn, 8eeulren, u. Gntfsrutr
ron allen otnetrnii'n aus rpetber ilriaGbe,
uno immCr erfrl9reidb ais Gin
4 ,Sprbcuaunasrntttef
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-03-08


G9ambersbur8, pa, 20. San. ga.
Yin bic StSBIfrrun8 Nfs GspartemsntS Der Sus.
qusbdpna.
Sd lrnfe fis @ufmuf Iamtcit anfr perIonrn In.
nrrbalb Res Departem'nts Der SuSauttanna ber,.
LID auf bic nsulih vun @mrral MaiOr 6anecd
SCmmanbeur bss 2. grmrsScrps ertaIImr @o.
orris, pcrtn isnsr ousaSsihnets Sff3sr anfiin.
Ost, rnB er tcpOamS6tist pom crm 8rires De
OaTtsmsnt mad prnnIptSanisn ertcmmfn IN, te,
aufs 8ftruiirun9 leinsC Gerps auf SO, 900 Wann
nit 5tnbd auf SpSIal Dienf.
Die Sapftrtsit unb milttdriG6r Giittiotstt bee
tntrolsMlicrs 5aneud. uno bsr Wutb unO BIZ
Ctsctplin ietnes Corps fnb auf pislrn S6laht.
Irlbcrn frprcb! pcrotn uno babsn nit S5ug unf
RGft bic Sspunbrrung Sss 8CItrs trrmasn.-
iBr untsr ibm Dienlt ntmmt, mro Stamtraosn
tntsn, nit brnsn sS sint gbrs Irin rire, prrbun.
zen Su lfin, uno sintn 6ibrr, bt6sn frltere 9Ouf.
tatn bic 8frf6runa stebt, ba6 rr In frr @rldI
lung alfr isintr 9aldten alS SffjIsr, Soloa
anb Gentleman nitt Suridlsbsn tann.
Ssi pielsn priifsnoen @jelsssrtdtsn nit @cns
almajcr 6aneod sulammcnptrtsnb smpfstls Id
tn ter;lia bsm YatriOtiemuS Sss GOlFes bisIst
0rpdrterents URo raIbs bsnsn, wilds iiihtii
I'M Nj!drtisnh fno, CralllIh bIfls gsIsgsnbri
u srBrdfsn, TIM cine Stellung slnjunstm'n, NOR
I'm Ft ebW unp aus,siGguns fir fh fsIbR &C.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-19
From Washineton..-

NEw YoRK, Jan. 1s.-The Herald'I
Washington special of the 18th says:
The Arkansas delegation are to have an
interview with the President Tomorrow.
Fifty millions Of the new five per cent.
interest bearing notes will be issued ON
Monday. '9,7 4 -
The committee of Ways and Means have
resolved to tax manufactured tobacco 80
cents per pound, snuff 80 cents, and fine
cut in bulk exceeding half pound 30 cts,
fine cut in foil 2 cts. per package; do 2 o.
cts; do 8 o., 4 cts; do additional OF. q
otsi cigars not worth over ten dollars, four
dollars per thousand; notWorth over fifteen
dollars, five dollars; not worth over 90 dol
lars, 8 dollars not worth over 20 dollars,
dollars; not worth over 80 dollars, 8
dollars; not worth over 40, 10 dollars; not
worth over 90 dollars, 10 dollars; not worth
over go dollars, 20 dollars.
Orders have been issued to rife all the
"a and 32 FOUNDER guns at the Washington
Arsenal, on the James pattern.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-19
20 01l6gtape.
Afternoon Report.
Reorganization q the Potomac

sA3mNs
INV YoBK, Jan. Is THE Herald's Army
of the Potomac dispatch says:
Col. LOwell's cavalry brigade has re.
turned to Fairfax O. H., from reconnOis.
sancs to SniCkersville, Berryville and
Leesburg. No traces of StuarG's cavalry
were found. l-ai :
There are rumors of the reorganization
and Consolidation Of the army into three
eotPs| 1t is also rumotsd that an indie
pendent command of 50,0O0,menr is 10 be
given to one of the best fighting Generals,
whoWill be authorized 70 take Richmond
In his own way. tts
Six rebel deserters came. into our lines
on Saturday. They represent that stArva-
ton threatens the rebel army. These de-.
serters had no coffee for months, and meat
not over twice week. Nine men of their
regiment had been shot for trying to de-
aeFt.r - str3sAl1lf-'' - rliiHs,fst IN .-
General fitzpatrick has gone to WASH
ington. Rumor assigns him to q new aud
independent cavalry command.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-19
TO CAPITAIISTs.

pRIEG physically disabled from attending to ac-
u tive 6uHinsas, viii, under the recent regulA-
tioDs Of the Treasury DepA, tment, which may. be
obtained NV, r. MOllen, EuPedntt ndent and spe-
cial Agent, Cincinnati, Ohio Lease for . term Of
yearS the LDAlmAtL9 plantation, in Madison PAriGh,
LOulsanA. The estAte insists Of 5000 acres Of
the best cotton hnd. The usual product Of tile Gull
tivAtsd part being . thousand bales Of ectton.
stOIm gin house, with mill attached, erected at
cost Of OOOO; OTeTSSerB house, ne no bouEss resi-
dODes with furniture barn. stables corn cIibs els
terms with GhedS, Pl ughS, timber wheels, &c- will
be found upon the estate. Hs-as % lzs,- +
To responsible party, who eau command the
means, will anord en- opportunity for interest upon
investments, rarely obtained SttsrS for the next
four weeks, may be addressed to ne, Hicksburg,
MiNBLSdppL care Of COmmsnlantO OF the Post
80 = ss. %. sHERkARD cLBAHNs; =.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-19
PIRsT BRANCH.

b8RGILROAD AcotDEST,-About two
O'Clock on Sunday morning train Of care
coming west over the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, ran OF the track at Barracks.
willie, in Marion county, and was detained
until IL o'clock. The accident was oc-
easiOued by the breaking OF the Aanges
90 tie wheels Of the tender, and the con-
seqpent forcing Of q. rail from It's position.
Five cars ran of the track aud we're de.
posted against the side of the road
Fortunately nobody was hurt, and very
little damage was done to any but the. bag
gags'ear. q 81. 6AJ a:s
Railroad accidents are very frequent
about this tines owing to The severe spell
oil weather which we have lately exper-
fenced - OK Gr8 = EfJE ~
o..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-19
The AdYanoe on Richmond.
NV Yong Ian IS

NEW 4oRKI Jan. 10.
A Washington letter to the Times says
that cooperative movement will be made
on Richmond on the opening of spring, by
"a column on the Peninsula or South OF
the James river, under Hancock, aided by
Buffers forces, and by the main column in
direct line from Washington. Hancock
will command one Of the 3rd eorps, into
which the Army of the Potomac win bs
consolidated. Sedgewick will command
another, and General, not of the Potomac
army, the other.
There is but little doubt but Congress
will Pass revolutions giving proper notice
of the sbrogation of the Canada Recipro.
CITY Treaty. -.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-19
Last NIGHTS Report.

4 Nav YoRK, Jan. ls.-Tbe.steamShip Ar.
ego has arrived from Port Royal Sid Stone
on the 18th instant. NV
A squad of 90 of the Goth iConneotieue
volunteers; nader command LIT. Walker
the 14th'Nassachusetts, we're captured Dec
Goth, near st. Augustine, Fla, by rebel
cavalry. Lit. Walker WAS wounded and IL
reported dead. tal = zsS5f
information has been received here Of
The stopping of the overland mail to Cali.
fornia.
+ FAdyieel d from Panspa per the Illiuoi.
By orders from Gen. Dix, Farmer and
others Feeently confined in Fort Lafavetts
are to be tried by. military commission.
IA bold burglary occurred on Sunday.
morning IN s5th Avenue, in which 4 NJ
Wallace. u IL feared, was fatally Wounded
z The British blockade runner Sylyanns
ives eaPtAred in Dobeyis Sound, Georria.
on ths 8 inst, by the Sunboat Huron: , :
the Wilmington Journal announces the
9e4ei9q t lng Ptf tEe more bloetads runnefsl
t4as ss we ners AAhgpri and AddtR. j 80
me Rtehmppd Wing Of the 18th thipks
the i9tnEe OF the South Is involved 10 tbe
next Syringe campaign in Upper GeofVia
Inc Enquirer gives report that Cl00
+ 90 Ssef landed 81 Kiusato, WesfmOreIsnd
county, VIZ on The 43t6, aud hid destroy.
ea 81 Ithelaab aud provisions iproVilSsd 81,
ne citizens for The use Of their idfSiIies
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-19
Affairs at Johnson's leland

SANbusKY, Jan. ls-A scout Just re-.
turned from Point Pelse, Canada, 80 miles
from Johnson's Island, reports that there
are from .200O to 5000 rebels preparing
there for a1dash to rescue fhs prisoners on
Johnson's Island. Gen. Terry has every
thing in readiness to receive them, should
they venture to .cross the ice. Strict yiRi-
lance is maintained, and several batteries
are in position. This scout is q "reliAble
man" and has sailed on the lake 90 years.
Col. Bassett, of the s2nd Pennsylvania.
win relieve the present incompetent com.
lmander'at Johnson's Island tomorrow.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-19

B9roAPF. o. w. HpIsKILL. oOmmissary
81 Subsistence, has returned homo on q
Sriet visit, after an absence ofnearly two
years, during ,Which time he has been iih
active duty with the army. LsttsrIy he
mas been attached to the 9th Army Corps,
buths was lately ltsbsi6sFSaLtO the De-
pAr1~en1 Of West Virginia under General
Aeiley.. Capt, Heisksll looks, quite well
and Is! likely 70 last much longer than the
war. a..s -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-19

NV sYoRK, Jan. ls.-The Raleigh Pro.
gress had several editorials Prociaimtng
that peace only can prevent starvation
The masses. of honest hearted working
people want and will have peace.
2 The 6lst N. Y, having unanimously re-
enlisted, arrived. yesterday from Kentucky
on -fdrfodgh.. ~ S--1'sA . &
+ Losses BY the FIRE on Saturday night
reach STE, 900, of which $500, 600 are on
the property of Aufordt & Herssubure
and 20, 600 on that Of Fairchtld & FanshaW.
Fully insnhsd. z . a ID -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-19

R6FoE Sunday last Jacob campbell, a
Soldier of the 4sd Ohio regiment, VAS talk
ing to young woman of his acquaintance,
when Mr.. Washington Nichols came up
aud manifested desire to hear what was
said. Campbell told him to 60 away, and
as Washington did not move off as spryly
as he might have done, Campbell knocked
him down. Campbell was arrested by Of.
fcer Richardson, taken before Alderman
Robertson and fued So and costs, which
be paid. ''''''a III
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-19
Attaoked bY Rebel Cavalry.

Nav York, Jan. ls-The Tribune's
Army of tue Potomac dispatch states that
TWO hundred rebel cavalry attacked our
picksts of the lst R. /. Cavalry at Three
Mile Station, Thursday evening After
fight of half an hour the rebels retreated.
Twelve wounded rebels were found on
Friday morning alta house half mile FROM
the scene of the enlightenment, and three
found dead on the field. One o our forces
was mortaIly wounded; ons other man
hurt, and one captured
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-19

LouIsvILLH, Jan. 1s.-A locomotive at,
tashed TO the Lebanon branch train explo.
dsd this P. NJ, one mile south east Of
Lebanon Junction, throwing the boiler
seventy i've yards and the cars off the,
track. The engineer was instantly killed
and the fireman fatally injured Many of
the passengers were slightly bruised, none
aarinnalH s,...l-E- ~ =
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TAB 99RDIAL, > FAR CORDIAL.
IAh OOhDlAL, TAX q lRnIAI
REHESCA HAMILTON.
n 1871 Wayne street, PhiiadslphI
F FzR 66SShkBIzE T F4R S SSRBFtE,

AZ "a t= 1879 S,rt fer BrORehifif
A a" pgatttote gE@s for BroRefifiT
breath, and PalpItatIon of the EnBs' shortness Of
forms had been treated by SeEs.i - t worst
eminent plySeiAns in Philadelphia ~ % I'm, the most
not stop the rapid course Of my dlseSS tney could
deSpaired nfsF6r1 bail sIti6 q i = 1ad I had
truly On The very Yer g 81 the EflV s. n =
H[sS ~ seIsial Eas 70 - bS
ILien4 y ttie4 ~ and an tiahtidl To- isV nv
aLt9E a ~ u q 9lg l4o ple .ilii.ll - = ~
IoLed ~ l.slll- Yoa can give rssoronoe
" I'm my 4, II e., y, OH 1lfa9fahF a nv
corner o. oht-lnpr dAd 81 5tt6lIa. -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-19

III eSSENEWssgRPA lNEw cRRnk-THl- DE-
PARTNEHT OF WRsT VIRGIRA.-A lettSl
i from New Greek ststiousf under dare o.
January hszsays thesroad from that
point to Petersburg isNagain opened, and
the threatened garrison Is INDUCING in il.
usual round of daily duties. The rebel.
made the most of their raid, and succeeded
in getting away With some two huadsed
animals and about forty wagons, : and pro- Il J:
badly supposed that they had SO Weakened
the immediate transportation that the
troops VOuld'be put upon. short allowance
OR not supplied at all. They counted the
eggs, but not the product, correctly.
The post train was captured on the Sd.
On the 9th, the Post Quartermaster, Capt.
Harrison, lad another six mule train in
readiness-neF mules, new harness, aud
all the necessary appurteuancss, With an
additional smaller. train of four-horss wa
CONS. -. g. 80
The scouts reported that a rebel force
under Mcneil aud one other commanding
officer bad assembled at Moor6eld, with
the intention of'SttRcking the returning
train; but they backed without biting; dis.
erection made them hug their camp fires
The grapes were beyond their reach, and
consequently we're sour, and they returned
TO their Germ. bread with about the same
relish with which a man would enjoy the
parings after having disposed of the apple,
or kiss lady's gloyed hand after feasting
upon the rosebud lips of a blonde.
The assurance that the Petersburg gar
risou is all safe, and in position for effec-
tive defepcen will relieve the anxiety of
many who have relatives and friends in
the regiments stationed there. Tue rumor
that they were to be cut off with less than
a ,hard.cracksr, or even Libby prison fare,
does not dam the source of SUPPLY as en-
phAtically as The Rebel ihreateniugs damn
the cold weather and their bad luck. God
protects tue patriotic. aya#
= The Department of West Virginia, under
the wstehtrl care OF Brigsdier General Kel.
ley, is again quiet. The weak points have
been strengthened for defence and the
strong ones made stronger for service. The
extent Of territory to be guarded, the hun
1reds of miles of railroad to be watched 4
aud protected from Rebel raids and Rebel
ipeendiaries, requires almost sleepless vig-
lance. Take a map aud trace line from
the Mouocacy to the Gauley, aud another
line branching TO Wheeling and the Ohio
river. with the bordering territory reach
ing to the Rebel lines, and some idea may
be formed of the amount of duty requisite
to keep the department free from Rebel
raids, Rebel spies aud guerilla bands
Much has been accomplished with compar-
atiyely little, material. The same amount
Of territory could have made serviceabIe
double the number Of troops had they been
withia the department. al -s 20
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-19
CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.
WAsHTHGFoE, Jan, lS,

" 70.
NE. Wilson reported back the bill TO pro-
mos S1 enlistmeuts aud for other purposes.
Z M. lowe introduced a bill to establish
s SureGa Of emancipation. Referred to
SeISct Oom.ittee on Slavery.
A9e EesoI9yon of Mr.. Wilson to expel
mr. mr. Jaws, OF KY was referred 10 the ju.
dietary Committee : EfssG - - - 80
me discussion on the eurollmout bill.
occupied the entire session. IN the cIoss of
tne debate the enrollmentSiI was passed
without important amendnSnts byEYeas
MI. Chandler presented petitllus pravI
ing LOT the construction of SbiE Canal
around Niagara Falls. Referred.
The Joint resolution of thanks to Major
Generals Hooker, Meade, Banks, Burnside
Howard, and the officers and men If their
armies were adopted. ''i- ~
After ths passage of the enrolment bill
the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE.
The resolution instructiug the Commit
tee on Military Affairs to enquire into the
propriety Of exempting acting clergymen Of
all denominations from the draft, was laid
on the table by a large majority. w !.
The resolution Of AIR. Cox TO appoint a
Board Of Commissioners who can by ne.
gotiation reach the Southern authorities.
with view to an immediate exchange of
prisoners, and taking the matter ont of the
hands of Gen. Butler, was, on motion OF
Mr.. Washburn, laid on the table, by vote
of 81 against Sc. = 1875 !
Mr.. SChenck reported back from the Mil,
itary, Committee the resolutions of the
Senate for a joint Committee on, the con-
duct of the war, with an amendment au.
thoriEing them to enquire into all contracts
made with any of the departments, and to
sit At such times and places as they may
think proper, during the recess of Con.
gress. Tho resolution was agreed too.
Various resolutions Of enquiry aud de-
as TO what should be the policy
of the Government in national affairs, were
offered and voted on. Adjourned, aa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-19

B@REMoyRp.-By reference to our adj
yertisiug columns it will be seen that the
office OF ]. G. Orr, Collector of Internal
Revenue, has been removed TO the Custom
House. ~ 81 - ai,i.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-19


1lHR purpose of this Institution Il to Instruct.
i young men (and women tool IN tn principles
which govern tho correct transaction OF pecuuiaFV
business nndin AccountAntShp aud its eoncomItants
z J.l De- BOOK-KEEPIHG,
stripped Of its absurd Vsrbisge and ancient nm.
lIxity and iptrieacy, and adapted to the modern
mode Of doing buduOss, especially In the TTnIteJ
States Il the leading subject ofnttenion Its LIEs
ton - those Of nature and e0mprlSed in yery nv
words, are hrst made tAniliar % the istndent Who
who iS then conducted through course oIpraetIeai
Bookkeeping, in numerous sets Of books IN VTe6t
variety OF forms, TIL he thus acquires usaSterv Of
the art which enables him TO apply IL With ftciiffv
to any kind OF business. : ,''''
a WRITING SCHOOL
and gentlemen, WHERE without eutaFi11 foF tbs fIi
eourso, = good handwriting can be obtained 10 q
III T7iz ARITHmRTIC,
and It's application 70 al manner Of
h. coUNTING-HoUsE CALCULATIONS.
receive tho attention their primary Importance Ia
mAnda. The 6tudsnt will b0 made acquainted Win
seHS s modes o. calculation not found In hooks
There Il open 70 TIE student also 4 oour..o, : Is
- BUBINEBg SCIENCE as.Ess
eomprtsing Politieal Economy CeInnorei,i La an.
nsagei finance, Banking and Currency; also maximS
OF eminent Bnanee! Men in regard to the ben.
SYoIsIS ~ SoRaaetng enanea gpeeesIfay and
Instructions in the hboyo gubISets are ip4tr,nc,,.
ed with 1lAxim9 and ineuleaflOns tandIuC ID ~,
formation OF high character a. men and citfSsss
The eoar.s Of instruction L intended % Be a,
comprehensive and thorough a. that Of any Of ths
Commercial Colleges while the sxpsnSe % thO afr
Ill n. bogs leave 70 refer those 20 whom, ba &.
unknown 70 the ol1eorS Of the banks IN WheoIIsg,
aud Bridgeport, and especially 70 HE atudontS,
TERMS, 20. @
Yer the ulleeurSe above indicated the tuitJop5
Zee u $50, payable on entering Por the FsoniSits
blank books -. Time unlImiEodI 70 rOmalI NJ =
turn = PlbASutP.f The eodrs6 b suailv com hist,
N RON kEo to three months. jGn7
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-19

1B0-THE LEsBLATURE meets this fore.
noon at the Liusley Institute. Quite a large
number of the members have already arr
rived. % y ar.Eta -ltnI ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-19
New York Market. :.
NRw YoRK, Jan, /

HRW YORK, Jan. ID.
Flour-Good business prices; low grades
8 to lOc higher ! SO ,95@7 for extra State,
chiefly $7@765, which is the closing
prcei 81 ,5o@7,7o for extra R. d. o. :,
$7,76@9 30 for trade brands.
Whiskey-Shade firmer.
Wheat-Quoted lie better Only lin
tied busiuesS, owing to the high prices /;
$l,bo@l,66 for Chicago Spring; ST, 53@
1854 for Milwaukee Club.
,Oorn-HeaVy. with limited business;
$li263@l,26 for shipping mixed Western
in store. @
oats-Firm fair demand. ,V
Wool-Firmer fair demand.
Petroleum-Nery firm "a -1-~' ..r
Crude-32@32{c e. i-I.5l.s
Refined-In bond, 474@4sic.
Pork-Steady : $50 for mess /; $3.50
1874 for old do $2s for new do; Sit, 20
@lT for old. u..ssr# ~ i.ua r.ri-
Beel-Good request beef hams firm at
10000 cut meats active and firm.
Bacon Sides-Less active IO4c for
Western Cumberland; lie for do long
ribbed 114c for do. :,
Lard-Firm but quiet at lS@I4c.