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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-09
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PnLAauFuA, Dec. i,--Tl9ar rather n0tv inquiry
gt iour for sKp5rt tari II s. 57i{ yer Dbl fr 50.
ptfahs, S5,Ggj gs5,i5 1T sKtn And tsiSSsk,sIlS oF
extra family Rye Flour Al s. and Cora Meal Al
t1sIis Wheat eoiupt IA slouly and V In demand
sales red a. q % aud white Al tlttsl50 Rye ssls
On arrival Al 76e, Corn Is 10 ienABt tAlSs I'd yOl.
lJW ~ &c, new At 5SjGe Ahd white Al 6a570. OaiS
active sales At zoe Tor Delaware and tic 1r PennA
Cgfec very arm; sales u Rio Al l6A4iilf No
change In Pr0Ts.uhs, Whisky sells slowly Al splt
&c,
CNoiNNAri, Dec T,--Fio1r in gpod demand foF
army purposes sAlos 5000 bbl, Al 81 fof supsrhns
halen beiag unwilling to ell At these rates Wheat
Unchanged aud steady a. Sts6e for rud aid sacsYOc
Tor white. Corn hrm II &c, and 10 good demand
Oats 10 good demand. sales $500 bash 81 nc. Bar
Icy hm At l5ee5Oo. whisky firm at l5jSc, Hogs
unchanged aud held rnly vt ~ a0at3,tl hAles a0oO
heal At lhosa rates, chiefly for delivery the ART
EOOl Neather receipts $50 head. Mes PORK IN
changed and dull At fg,2549,SO. Lard dali ct -
y e being the rates aiktd iOr gol1 toPrime Moth.
Ing dOOh IN green meats the spot, but some sales
tobs delivered when The weather v favorable, Al "a
ior shoulders, SIC for sides aud 3lbS4e for hama
Coffee buoyAnt under the news IRON NSW York. and
choice Il now held At loo. sugar aud MolAasea arm.
Money matters unchanged.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-09
SUNDAY NIGHTS DISPATCHES.

WnuYgToN, Dee s.-Ths l1alau Ba.
reAa has received iaferuatioE that Gees
Haatsr b. is direction, EAs holding ,
council ~ L-avsaWoFth, nth inageniiai
representatives Of the Southern ladian
tribes, including those hon the Greeks,
Chefokses ani ChocizWs, 10 relation to
the disturbances oecAsioHsd by the pres.
eat rebellion. The instructions srug
thllher By the Commissioner Of Indian
Affairs, contemplate their return to their
owu people with strong assurances Of the
friendship Of the Uaited States Govern
meat.
The following paragraph vas nninieu-
tionalIy omitted ia the transmission Of the
recent speech Of Senator Trumbull:
Without any special set Of Congrrs,
presume no Gus questions that our mill.
tary eommander ia the prosecution Of the
war Ia in,uTreetionAry districts may for
the lime being seize and make use OF the
property Of rebels and their slaves, but on
the restoration Of the peace the right OF
the owner would revive Hence, If We
would have uniformity Of action among
the commanders Of our armies and forfeit
forever the property of rebels and their
claims to the service Of their fellow men,
il must be done by act Of Congress"
Urpt. Todd ofthe Lincoln Cavalry, who
with a few Of bis company where taken
prisoners In the neigbbOTb0Od Of Pohick
Church about three weeks ago, while on q
reconnaissance, has written letter re-
ceiVed here yesterday stating that none OF
those Whe we're With him at that time were
injured, aud that they are all now impris.
Oned Ia Richmond. The rebel battery 10.
Gated short distance above Matthias Point
threw a shell Ia the camp Of the nth Mas.
saehusetIS on Friday, Failing to explode, it
did US no injury.
The roads between Washington aud the
camps on the Maryland side on the lower
Potomac, are almost impossible for the
army baggage wagons, Nearly all the
stores are now shipped by small steam.
ers and transports
Thirty.oue coAtrabands have arrived
here They ars women and children
and were brought over from Matthias
Point by Col Graham during his recent
reconnaissance The men, numbering
over finy, are still with Gen Sickle., en-.
ployed as laborers. These slaves had
been deserted by their masters, and were
ia a deserted condition when discovered
by our troops.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-09
From Missnnr1.

ST.. Louis, Dec. 1,--Msmphis papers Of
the 4th have dispatch from Richmond,
announcing disappointment Of Gen. Heath
of Va, to command the department OF Mis-.
so.ri, virtually superceding Gen. Price.
Some papers say there is great excitement
At Nashville regarding the drafting oil
troops, Some ten thousand troops have
arrived at Columbus, Ky. since the battle
Mt Belmont, and are rapidly concentrating
there. They declare seventy thousand men
cannot take their position. A Telegram
from East Pensacola reports Federal feet
OF Horn Island.
SYRACUSE, Mo-, Dec. 7.--Gen. Pope has
been assigned to the command Of Ill the
Federal forces between the Missouri and
Usage rivers. This force constitutes the
largest part Of the army Gen. Fremont took
to Springfield.
Busy preparations are now being made
for the establishment Of Wiuter quarters
for the troops.
Price Is still south of the Usage, near
OSceolA, aud is losing more men by deser-
ton and the expiration of time of service
than he has gained by his proclamation
II he crosses the Usage lively times may
be expected,
KANSAS CRY, Dee IA band of rebels
entered independence last night, and ar.
rested several Unios men and forced them
to take an oath that they would not take up
arms against the Southern Contederacy.-
This morning they took possession of the
stage leaving for Lexington but through
the influence of some secession citizens. It
was restored.
sEpALA, Dec. TEDDY ten six mule
teams, while on foragug expedition, 8
miles west of this place, were seized by
party Of rebels, and the teamsters taken
prisoners
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-09

PEvER AND AGuEl-A edSs ofagAt month";
Haadiag cured By Barhars's Holland Bit
fgs-MiehAel Kelly, No, III Seventh, near
Grant street, Pittsburgh, says;
Last July, while running on the river,
On cotton boat plying between Natcbez
aud New Orleans was taken with Fever
and Ague For eight long months SUI
iered with this dreadful disease. The
greater part OF this time was unable to
work, and spent at least frly dollars fer
different medicines, but found no perma.
nent relief Three weeks ago, one of my
friends insisted upon my trying BGrhdpsI
Holland BhtsrS, saying that cure was
guaranteed, Amer taking it for one week
must say was sound man. have
been At work now for two weeks, and have
had no return of the Chills or Fever what
ever.
certify thatthe above statement istrue.
Taos. ADAMS, Diamond House,
nova or R. Chesters Gothic Building.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-09
n8.oArrunr o. A sncrsn PnrAcnEn.-

R6S-oAprURE or SRoESH PRRACHRR.-
Lieut. McGruder, of Capt, DickSy's Com.
pany, 9Th Virginia Regiment, arrived on
Saturday evening, having in charge a Sc.
cesslon preacher from wstIel county, by
the name Of William Gilmore, who WAS in.
dictsd at tho last term Of the Federal
Court in this city for treason. Gilmore
since he was indicted, has been trying 70
avoid an arrest, but was too mean to incur
the expense Of leaving the country. Lieut..
MeGrader and Lieut.. Tredway tracked him
on Saturday down to near New Martins
vile, where he had gone to attend corn
husking, A squad Of soldiers got Attcr
him aud pursued him SO closely that he
was compelled to seek refuge in a sugar
trough. Upon being discovered, he mani
tested a slight disinClinatIOn to come with
his captors, but the persuasive influence Of
big mulsled Minnie gun being brought to
bear upon him, he came along as Spryly as
could be desired. The officers marched
him about seventeen miles and put him on
the cars at Cameron. He was confined on
Saturday in the county Jail, where he will
await his trial.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-09

basrMALicioCa CuIrisG.-Oa Saturday
lat simple creature Hsmsd John DiHuy,
veil kaoWs throughout the city, vas bad
ly cot across the !eg b. another Toy, near
the Baltimore aa1 Ohio Railroad depot
It Is ssgposs4 that The boy wbo Inflicted
the cot, ~hieh Is az ugly aad serious oae
above the ksss, did il without the ,ligh.e,.
proyoeatioa, As DIany is foolish iaof-
fsnsiye boy. The boy, after iaaIesiBs the
cot. rae away aHd Dinny, owing to bis
weakness Of intellect aai a defective
speech, eauno, tell who the raseal was,
and there was 90 one aear enough to idea
tify him.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-09

~ DEAra OE GALLAXr soLOER.--
News reached W. yesterday from South
Carolina, Of the death Of Benjamin Stew
art, volunteer 10 the PennsylSania
Roundbead Regiment and member Of
Captain TemPlet0ns Washington county
company. Ne was accidentally killed by
the bursting Of shell which be was eE.
aminiug.
Tho deceased was ,on-in.lAW Of Hol-
stem Hardin, Esq Of this city, aud his
wife received the melancholy lIdlngs at
her fathers house yesterday, He had but
recently come up from TeIs', where be
lsh fiourlsbIug business, 10 order to en-
list 10 the army Of bis country, Great in
duesmsnls had been held out to him to
make common cause with the rebslI, but
he knew bat one call to arms, and that was
IN defence Of the free flag under which he
was born, and under which he has nobly
died.
We knew the deceased from bis early
boyhood, and We never knew more gal.
liant and un'olfIh spirit. His high toned
Instincts made him universal hvorite,
and We do not suppose that In all the regi-
meut to which he belonged, any deNth
could be more bitterly lAmentcd. We sin
eerely condos with his afflicted relatives,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-09

rrAoIsi- Hsrssauss tse command u the
so eptps
The bil1ssyiaE var tai on al the
PROVINCES has been adopted
Psus, nov % The hlaGess puhli,hs.
decree abalisLisg lh= entrance IRE 10 thr
B0urss,
LoSDoS, Nov s3-Tbe T'aa states that
the steamer Paei6t, formerly Of the Galway
Lins has jest been sold, aad is nov 6itiuE
on, for the West Indies bat It is generally
believed 10 have been purchased by the
rebels
Capt. PegrAm, OF the rebel steamer Nash
vile, denies the statement that be holds no
commission. aud has Published ais SOCIAL,
ed commission as Lieutenant ia the rebel
service, issued by JED DAyis
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-09

r1-WE learn from the Parketsburg Ga
s.tts that the Baltimore aud Ohio railroad
company are seeking lower terms fot the
renewal Ofthe lease Of the N. Western road.
Not knowing definitely the present terms
we cannot say whether the desire should
be complied with, The most liberal pol
icy is doubtless the best but we presume
neither party will f,rget that this is the
cheapest portion OF the road to tuu-has
the lightest grades and the best landing not
only that Is but that eau be made short
ems through distance by river 100 miles,
by railroad 60, and that long ere the lease
will expire the Hooking Valley road will
be built, practically reducing the distance
from Baltimore to Cincinnati at least 20
miles, equslIingover million ofdollats Of
capital gained on the route. 1t is pre-
sumed the Baltimore company will Nppre-
ciaIe these facts aud act aecOrdi ugly
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-09
FOREIGN NEWS.
Arrlrnl nr ths steamrr AfrIea.


NEW YoRK, Dec. s.--The steamer Africa
has arrived. She brings Liverpool papers
of the 23d ult, and telegraphic adyices via
Queenstown to Gath ult The steamer Ara
90 from New York arrived from Queens
town on the 23d with Gen Scott and suite
as passengers. The steamer Europa ar
rived at Liverpool on the Gath, and the
steamer Anglo Saxon arrived at London
derry on the night of the 22nd with the
news Of the loss Of the North Briton.
Judge Goodrich, Secretary Of Legation
at Brussels, left London on the night Of the
the 23d, aud reached Queenstown in seas
on for.the steamer Africa. He is the bearer
Of dispatches IL Washington.
Latest ria QUeeHstoen.-Th London
Observer ministerial organ), in alluding
to the permission demanded By the rebel
steamer Nashville to arm and take on a
supply of coal at Southampton, says: sit
became necessary to Issue proclamation
by the government respecting vessels seek.
ing an asylum in our ports. stay unnee-
essarily protracted, or for purposes Of ag.
erosion, cannot be encouraged
The Observer hints that ia case OF any
violation Of the laws Of strict neutrality By
the Nashville while in British ports sour
court might be moved to action on the re-
presentation OF the American minister as
was the case OF the seizure Of the Sicil-
ian ships by the government Of Naples, in
1858; and more recently in respect to the
Kossuth notes.
RosussA, Nov. 74.-An official despatch
states that Posta, with eight battalions,
defeated 5000 insurgents near Keva, after
four hours fighting, with loss Of 800
killed. The Turkish loss was 100 killed
and wounded. numerous body Of In.
surgents, Noutenegrins, who intended to
invade Kaloshiro, was repulSed after a
bloody eight.
TuRN, Nov. 24,-The differences between
Cialdini and the Government have been
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-09

FoRTaEss MONROE, Dec. I, via BALrt-
MORE, Dec. s.-A flag of truce was dis.
patched to Norfolk this morning from the
flag ship MsnnesOta, but brought down no
news from the south.
The steamer Erriccson, from New York,
arrived this morning, and will, after taking
on board troops, proceed 10 Port Royal.
The weather here is most beautiful.
A sad accident happened this afternoon
on board the flag ship Minnesota. A sailor
let block come down by the run from
alof, which struck Capt. G. W. Saltsun-
tall, knocking him overheard In his fall
he struck the side Of the propeller, intlict-
ing injuries to such au extent that his life
is despsired Of.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-09

CScMSArrI, Dec. s.-Tho Commercials
Frankfort dispatch says the conduct of the
President In modifying Cnmerons report,
and the great confidence which is placed ia
McOlellen, Buell. and Ealleck is having an
influence to calm the anxiety Of Union men.
1.-THE government adopts Camer9ns policy it
would demoralize IL not destroy the Union
party in Kentucky, Several men who fed
from Letcher and Perry counties were in
Frankfort yesterday applying Tor protcc.
ton against Williams aud his gang who
have invaded those counties plundering
people, driving of stock, and in some in.
stances killing Union men. The report
that ZollirolFer ascrOssed the Cumberland
river is diScredited by some persons here.
Gen. schoeT occupies bill three miles
this side otSOmOrsel with but 5000 men.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-09

LouuvttLE, Dec. 1.-Several letters from
Somerset and Stanford, of the 9th, Just
received, say the federal forces under Gen.
Sehoef had been compelled to retreat this
side Of Somerset; that the rebels, 10000
strong, crossed Cumberland river and are
marcking on Somerset Men, women and
children areleaviug Somerset iu every posi-.
BILE conveyance aud rushing into Stanford.
The Stanford people think SchoeF should
be reinforced.
The Democrat editortally thinks Schoef 8
purpose is to fall back on Somerset to catch
zollicotfer in trap.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-09

New YoRK, Dec. s.-The schooner Eme.
line has arrived from Port Royal and Mar.
Unique, with dates 70 the lllh. She re-.
ports that when she leit the pirate Sumter
was there, and would commence coAling on
the 18th. She had captured two prizes
the brig Daniel TroPbridge, Of New Ha.
ven and the brig 5of Park. Capt, CFym,
Of the Trowbridge lea passenger on the
Emeliae. This vessel left New York on
the sth Of October, for Demarara, with a
cargo of provisions. She was captured
on the 9th of October. The Captain
and crew were taken on board the Sumter
with all the provisions she wanted, when
the brig was set on Ere and destroyed. The
captain and crew were landed at Port Roy.
on the 9Th. The tugboat Joseph Parks
was from Pernambuco for New York, In
ballast, and was captured on Sept. goth
and set on ERE. Her captain and crew were
landed at Port Royal.
The mate aud crew of the Daniel Trow.
bridge will be sent home the first opportu.
nifty.
The Sumter was allowed to reft without
objection.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-09

Ha-THE WEATHER. Saturday was an
other beautiful day. Sunshine Is always
cheerful bot when 1t breaks through the
black clouds Of December 1t is particularly
welcome The day wRsons OftbOss mellow
October days under the sunshine Of which
the apples ripened. 1t usual for such
weather "a lhi, to close up with rain aud
thea freeze and cold, stormy weather
follows.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-09

NEw YORK, Dec. s.--The brig Elba from
Corvallis for Cork, arrived here in dis.
tress. The schooner P. A. Wood arrived
from Alexandria, huVing run the Potomac
blockade. The schooner GaEelle arrived
from POcomoke river, being the first ar.
rival from the Eastern Shore of Maryland
for some months.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-09

ST.. Louls, Dec s.-The report sent last
night that the rebels yesterday captured
ten Of our mule teams andteamSters proves
to have been mistake. The men and
teams have arrived here, having been re-
leased after all the arms belonging to the
party had been taken from them.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-09

b1- MoRE PRISoSERs. Deputy Marshal
Hibbiaa arrived GU Saturday by the steam
sr Liberty having ia charge three prison.
ers from CabeIl county. They are DR., Il.
D. Napier, D, II. Wood, Clerk of the Ca
bell County Court, aud ChaI II. Norris
These men were all indicted for treason by
the U. s. Court, whcnin session in Charles
ton.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-09
To tho good people OF wheeling and
the friends OF tho Soldiers In the
BpFIKg House Hospital.

| congratulate you because DR.. William
Clendenng has charge Of the Hospital.
know bin. His heart is in the right
place. He Is thoroughly qualified, pro.
fesSionally, and those who may have OccN.
sion or desire TO cultivate Ills acquaintance
need not be afraid Of being polluted, and
his management will be what it should be.
It's D. D. Mccoy.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-09

BosroN, Dec. Next week II officers
and $40 privates Of the North Carolina
Regiment captured at Hatteras, will be
sent to Fortress Monroe from Fort Warren,
and released on parole. An equal number
Of cur men will be released from Rieh-
mOnd
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-09

Gay"WLp DUCEs,--On Saturday morn.
ing the surface Of the Ohio river was black
with wild ducks, above the bridge afford
ing AN excellent opportunity for the skill
Of the sportsman.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-09

DdcEyEET military officer ought N
have a good Pocket Diary for lee? Five
doors above the II. An. Bank.
Every mao that isn't r military Officer
ought % have one
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-09

Bdy-THE telegraph line from the Water
street office to the house Of +. II. Filz.
hugh, on Quincy street, was completed on
Saturday
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-09

GO-JANEa c. OGR a Co., have just re.
cSiVed their stock OF Diaries for 1907
"stOp in and see EN-, and you wont go
away without EN-"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-09
DIR. 6. PRICE SMITH,

HAVING returned and permanently located I
0 wheeling. again tenders his professional anF.
vices 10 the aflclSd Since 1850 Dr.. hAs bOun en-
Eased 10 an extensive practice In the West, and has
thus Added largely 10 hlA klOwledO and experience.
DlHcardlng the extremes Of The different schools OF
Medicine he nevertheless 10 the spirit Of true Eloc
trclsu adopts his own all that Il really valuable
In tho experience and teachings Of all.
Especial attention will bo bestowed by Or. Smith
upon the diseases Of women and children, and all
lrms Of eruptiVs diseases and chronic complaints.
To his former friends DR.. s. extends cordial invita-.
ton 10 renew the acquaintance and trusts, by his
skill anil attention 10 business TO greatly enlarge his
sphere Of usefulness
Office and Residence, No. 322 Main street, North
Wheeling. uovl3-3m
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-09

p1-TuE Court Of Quarter Sessions was
in session all last week, engaged only on
civil cases, Ofno public Importance.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-09

R0-NOw is the time to buy your Diar-
les for 1852, aud j. @. orr'S Is the place to
buy them.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-09

R0-JAS. 9. 0RR 4 Cos DARtHs are just
the thing to record events Of the WARM
1862.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-09

LoUisviLtE, Dec. lit is reported that
the bridge over Bacon creek was burned
BY the rebels Yesterday.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-09

GG~CALL in and look at those cheap
and beautiful Diaries for lss2, at lOs
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-09
Boot 4 Shoe Store for Sale.

JAMES b. MARSH, having determined to quit bu.
n Sness, offers i0r sale HE lntereat 10 this Boot and
ShOe Store Of Marsh 4 WAymAu. Any person de,
string TO engage In this business will fnd this good
opportunity to do 90 The terms, with any other In.
with regard to 1t, will be given by the sub
'criber, by calling on him At No, % Monroe street,
Wheeling. JAMES u. MARSH,
dgci-tllldcc25dGW Of Marsh WAyman.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-09

We vilh our friends who are ssadiDg as
subscriptions BY nail, Tor Isad Ihna year
70 cut out aud bear 10 misd this tariff Of
rates and to avoid mi,uudsr5tsudings
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-09
CHARTER ELECTION.

No. CITY TREAsURER.-MEs
w. EpIFOGS..-PleasS announce the name Of
JAS. MCCONNELL, Esq, "a the Union candidate fOr
ID ioc2. MANY vorRRs.