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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-06
Lincoln.n Innnrnral

CIHcINHATI, March 5.-Tbe Tnaprur.I
published at p. Al. in eTirav go Iii
received 6y all parties. with a few evcsr.
iiyns. II WINS REGARDED aS a r,ost sosHitsi
judicious document. and ,ro5ncoJ J'S ,,',,s,
favorable imnression I, e cener,,i !. t ~"
Ced that he has laid down H. onj,, III
he could have done. and h. consis,sni PU ,.;,S
his dnty and Official oath, ana in Jnina ~ .o
has mingled upiIdness Win sr,,nos r aS. 81
rablr, 'e1ss9 "''A A'''i''eSs' authi-
Crrvv,,xn N,...l5r M,
press here are @reS.Ir ,,,i.s hePn9llcsn
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R9-SHOcKiSe AcclDExr.-A lad named
John Metz, was sImOst Instantly killed on
Monday mOrpiug, in the rear of the Clere.
land Freight Depot, Pittsburgh. 1t seems
that he aud two other boys were engaged
in playing, when Metz, for some purpose
stepped on the track intending TO pick up
stone, it is supposed, when he was caught
between two trains, and crushed in such !.
shocking manner that he expired in a few
minutes.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-06

bB-TnE WEATuER.-As we expected
the bright and smiling tace worn by March
was framed for the occasion aud Intended
to delude tue Inhabitants here below, into
the belief that it did not, design perform.
ing It's accustomed disagreeabls pranKs.-
After Persuadtng the buds and blades to
peep forth their tender heads to the warm
auhlighL aud inducing the pretty bluc
birds 10 come among us, the stormy March
throws oHits mask aud appears ia its real
character. Yesterday was SO cold that
overeOnts aud big frcs were Indispensable.
A raw wind blew ferrely through tue
streets, driving before it iunumerable cold
snow flakes, which in turn, drove all the
people into their hOnses, and having
things all their own way outside, the
various elements carried on ia reckless
aud truly March like manner.
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1@-TnE JEwlsu FEsrlvAL o. puals..

R+R hh Sh"lsA FESTIVAL OF PuRIT.-
Saturday evening last was tile commence
rnent of the festival among the Jews named
PnFim. The festival continues twenty
four hours, aud was Instituted to com
memorate the escape Of the ancient Isrel-
ties from the sunrcs of Human, through the
interPOsition Of Queen Esther. 1t is a
time ofmirth and merry-makiug. All the
the Sgnagogues are brilliantly lighted up,
and In each is chaunted the book of Es-
Their ltis customary, during the cOntin-
u"nee Of this festival, fos the Je- to visit
each others houses in masked dress.
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North Caroiina EieetIon.

RALEIsH, y. o., March 4.-Returns from
60 counties show the election Of Gs Union-
ISIS and % seeesSionists. The vote for the
Convention will require the ohlcial vote 20
decide whether that b5dy Is 70 assemble
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RsrTnf Rr1rn--Thnr. rre,

30 THE RtvER.-There were about
twsaty-threefeet water in tho channel of
the Ohio yesterday aud still rising. "A
great deal of drift-woOd is passing down,
and the general indications are that
tue sudden rise has taken ,he shores
men unawares. The Courier len last
evening for Cincinnati with good trip.
The steamer Monarch, Capt. John viii
hRmlon, strurk. u rock at tue head Of the
Louisville 'ntils about daylight on .satuEt-
day morning, aud sank III shoal water.-
. She wis bound from Cincinnati for New
Orleans with valuable cargo. Her deck
freight was removed Without Injury, but
the freight in the hold will DO more or less
damaged. The boat is owned in Cinein.
natL, where both cargo aud boat are inxur-
ed, The boat is in about Eve feet of wa
ter, and will lie easily raised.
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@-sNrTH's FEREr OF NEws.-Tbe
Smith farm, comprising one hundred aeres
near Smiths Ferry, vas sold on Saturday
lnstto Philsdelphia company, for $780,
900. = = ~ =
one Of the partners At the N'Farren
Well, near the same place, also sold on
Saturday last, one eighth of an interest ia
one Of his wells for $1,000.
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b9rSrEAMBoAr CArAx SrARnED.-Cspe
Price, of the Kanavha Valley, was stabbed
at Memphis, on Tuesday Of last week, by
Riley KinRau, pilot of the Golden stats.-
The boats are 10 White river trade, and
on the previous outward trip Prices boat
was run into by that Of which Kihmia vas
pilot, no great damage, however, resulting.
They met on the handing, aud Capt. P. in.
quiTed Of Kiaman respecting the cause of
the accident wotdl susaed aad IIinmau
became excited and pulled out n formila-
bic dirk. As Lc aimed blow AZ Capt.
Price, Capt Russell lalso Of tue Golden
statel attempted to draw Capt. Price away,
when the weapon passed clearthrough his
hand and entered deeply the breast Of
Capt. Prise, in the ieigHb5rhO6d of tie
heart, inficttng wound which It MS
tlopEht would result fatally. Kinmau was
taken before The Recorder and rommtIted
70 Jail. Beside the dix = Large bowie
Kane aud 4 PIstoI udEus toagd oPon BIN
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NV YoRk, March 5.-Adviees from
POneer Porto Rico, 70 the 2lSt uIt., state
that.ths British brig OnEard, had arrived
there with asGleaFanee from the Republic
oflSOuth Carolina, which was entered uu-,
der protest.
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p8-AP1ER an ahsence of two 7ve,r, n,

EB- AP1ER an ahsence Of two wears, the
itrepFessible, nnquenchubIC Dad Dalrymple,
of the Adams Express. has again dropped
in Upon us with late papers. Dad has
assumed new and tender relations in life
since We last saw him. but his affection
for the newspaper fraternity is undated.
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GeneFaI RsIelelnr.

WYAEDoTrE, Kansas, March s4.zFhe
bella ApelripginR. ~ Rtips bsinE Cred, and
there isi z genGFal 'Pej oieilg4 80 honor II. thE
Inauguration Of Ahrahlas lincoln = 90 ?
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From Arontrnn,nrr

MONTGOMERY, Ala, March THE Rag
Tor the ConfedeFattd States has peeS
agreed upon unanimously.3 The design
originated with the Committee. and not
from any OF the models presented. 1t was
9oisted on the Capitol At O'clock yester-
VIM: Mallory was confirmed rs seere-
the Congress WAS in secret session last
PHtbADELHiA. March 5.-Tbe term of
imprisonment Of Judge vondprsmith. of
Lancaster, the forger of applications for
land warrants, has been committed from
twenty 70 three years. The tine is mot re-
mllted. The imprisonment will cease in
May, 1882.
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NOTICE.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL RE RECEIVED AT
- Ithe once % the City Clerk until the 18th OF
AFeh next Tor sciAH ~ the Jan. tor tho current
year : 'Ttsb2'iN JACOB BURKLE, Clerk. :
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:: gS s5ss
sSgSAead taac59
w CURE To9s g..
NerYousHeadacae
~ I KIM o
Headache.

By the use Of these Pills the periods ,,t..t, -
-NtrFens or Sex Headache may 10 prrvs,ssd; ana n
taken At the commencement 0f p attack Iain,llsIo
relief from pain and sickness VIII b. obtained.
They seldom fll In removing the N,.,,, ,r.a
HtI'idehs to which females are 20 subject.
They act Svntly upon tie bow r,rprrir, c,,.
tirEHsts. - a.
For Literary Hen, S'ud.pts Delicate Fshis,ss. and
al! persons Of 1sdsNtrry AaJttJ, they arS vitl, a,
LGrat'r., Improving the ar,pstfss ,.fvin ~,
r'soT TO the 4ses'ive orgaHs. aud restoring the me-
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Tue cEPIIALIC PILLS arc the rr..ilt u lon, ID,
E'stisation and carefully conducted governments,
having 6een In use many years, dursE which tius
they have prevented aud relieved vast a,ucpt ~
pain aud suffering from Hsadaehs, Ntvlhtr orirjss.
ting IN the HsEro'ts system or ftsl, = -r.,,s 800,
OF the SioBaueh. 50
They are sn'issl' vegetable in thvtr eou,positioS.
and may DO taken at alitTnss With perfect sSfstS
without making any change Of dat. aa te aL,.,,e.
81 any di'1grsea&s iaSte reaGSr, oscfai,t,,
thew to eLfldrai. - -
BEWARE OF coUNTERFEiTsl
The genuine have i've plSaitaivs Of Henry O. sp,,a
inEO each Y.
sold byDr ls,.und all other ne.,srs.p ,,ed,e,.,
Box WilIOs sent by mail prepared ON rrssspt ..
PRICE % GENTS.
AiioFdsFs should be suldrease,lt to
HENRY C sPALDINc
As cedarSt., HsVr York
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BOERHAVE's
Bitters
DYSPEPSYA
Liver Complaint, Feverand ACNE.


DYSPEPSIA,
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lINnE SUCCESSFUL INTRODUCTION AND usy
OF th!S celebrated remsly has been the tiCual E,r
aItsiEi aoVtl Of compounds called sijitters fffs,
IN various forms, fi,rn a quart battle to ave si
S uhuthia word BittCrs is bat another Rnie fur
7 sRT Ig;' or some yillanOus whisky mixture.
NSse' "hs teaSPOOnful, Of our uaSlscinn.
BVERHAYE'S HOLLAND BlTTERS
ASP TGE ESTiRE ABsEscE or arm rEoSTRATfoS has
for 1t reputation which tht hOSt q iui
taslonS and eopntPrfIts have filled to undermIpe
PostlEely vegetable preparation, will barely
suiIletent pure spirits 70 preserve Il.
price OSR OotIAR - Sss4Sl'
~ Lar !; pedIeipe Or!Oas tried eeasy for Iry5ng
nTS amt for Correcting disorder Of the stomach
Two OF three doses viii couyips. III. .s,t.,.s !,
ne SOLITARY efccts. The sto.iacl will speedily r.
n its strength, healthy action Of the liver bow.
neal Ia be the quick result.
For INDIGESTION, Try
Boerhave's Holland Bitters
For HEARTBURN, Try
For ACIDITY, Try
>, :. Beerhaye's Holland Bittors.
For WATERBRASH, Try
Boerhave's Holland Bitters.
For HEADACHE, Try
Boerhave's Holland Bitters.
For LOSS OF Appetite, Try
Boerhaye's Holland Bitters
For CoSTIyENESS. TRY
Boerhaye's Holland Bitters.
For PILES, Try
Boerhave's Holland Bitters.
In All Nervous, Rheumatic, and Neuralzie IfTsr.
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Read Carefully!
Inc genuine. highly concentrated DoKRHGvE's TIoL.
LANP BiTIEEs Is put up In lalEpint bottles only aud
eIled at Que Dollar per bottle. The great demand
oE this tTn!y celebrated Medicine has induced r1uy
puTchRAinE. sA "S''"s'
u, oLwARK oR iNFosrTIoS! SER THAT orE MANI IL on
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Prom n.s daily Htsps sStt7gut. R.H -
cephaiis PilII are taking the place Of all klsds.
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fros' ne Bsa1H z. Il. Gat4ss, ckta1gO. mr.
VIC heartily s6dorse Htr. spaidisg, and hi, unrI.
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hfO7' ne RaHarsha Taiisy Scr. 6eaatsGa. IA.
~, we are sure flat ressO'is gpsjng Win the had
acne Slo tEy them, win stick 70 them.
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From DE 41apttssI. Ee,5oit, "a.
They have been tested IN more thaA a thoa,snA
e'%se'' Win entire SueCeas. .i q
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The NrgE Bell Everett defers comment
until tue o1ieial copy is received.
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Wednesday Morning, March 8, 1851.
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uLCE vii sc ten iIR s Il ea.s sEAs
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The Republican Senators this morning
held "a Saucus to5artS6ge the Standing
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not long sinee seat to yoh for hax 5f C,epb,IIo
5ll1 tor tie cure Of the Nervous Headache ara g.
, az geeeTed the hatno and e had % Soo
Please send by return mall Direct 20
sits A. X. WHEELER,
IPsiianti, Mich
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The resignation. of VT. Preston, Minister
State Department
Capt. Day. OF Virginia, by local rank
Breset Lieat. COL, asaa aid to Cen. Scott,
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NEW GOODS. =
DRINTED DELAINEs,
CANON FLANNEIs,
j.n2a Just Eeesiyedby aRo. R.rAYLoR.
SlnH AMI. COMMON CIGARS CON
Il. SEANtLf on hand aud for sale by -
9seo W. a. EDWARDS & BRO
EINGS-PIIISCI- M yTITI.S
" M0scOW Be',Fer' English RerSey SaxunV ReSy
Sr ana Fetershau, Of the beat nianuG.cturit, I,Jr
will make up At the lowest rates Ht '''s"
n'st2 4-C 81 tllzIi-sfE ~ ,IjItN r IAE1N
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ArrEnNooN SESSION.

A. w. Camphell, Postmaster and Thos'
Hurnhrook, Collector of Customs, were
called forward, and testified that there was
u large quantity of ammunition and explo-
sive matter in the Custom House. The
former regarded the explosive mntter US
dangerous, in that it is likely to explode
either spontaneously or by iguTtion.
Mr. Hlrubronk said he I'D received and
stored the ammunition upon the written
orler of Gen. Rosecrlus, which he sxhib-
TIED.
Marshal Norton said be wns aware of
the existence of powder in the building,
and regarded it as decidedly dangerous.
Toe District Attorney tool. smith,
stated that he did NOT know that there
was any m ,g,zine in the building, and had
game on with tue business with feeling Of
safety. But since the matter bad been
brought up, he had felt nervous and un-
easy. He didn't like to live over a maga--
Eine. Although he WAS an old man, he
desired to exc ont the remnant of his
days without any unpleasant sensations in
connection with power magazines. Hswas
in favor of adis4rniug iasthuter=to the
cSunty Court House.
The Court-Mr. Hornbrook, IN case any
accident should happen from this expio-
sive matter you would be responsible not
outstanding that order of Gen. Rosen-
craas.
Mr. Ilornbrook-t beg leave to differ
with you. NJ. Jeckson-
Tue Cpurt-It dot. I mltter what you may
think about it, such lapsaasea as You have
usedsis highly improper aud will. not De
tolerated by the Court, and if you repeat i
the Court will give you an uunis .akAble
evidence offs Misrepresentation.
Mr. Horaotook said he did not intend to
oT.asivc.
The Court ordered rule TO he issued
Rg ust Mr.. Hornbrouk TO appear f.rlhs: y
snow cause Why he hai rectiFrd aud
stOre In the Custom House tins explosive
and dangerous material
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Fron, Fortrass Monroe.

FnRrRGss MONROE. Dsc. e. via BALrI
MORE. 23.-rhere has beea no Dag oftruSe
t -'t"y.
A skirmish took place to-day at N "
Market bridge.
Four comp lnies of federal troops went
out from Newport News ut 8 O'cIucE thil
morning, aud were attacked by a force OF
rebel cavalry and infantry.
ont to reinforce them aud went to their
aid. Col. Wardr0p's regiment also went
to Hampton Bridge.
Sergeant R-hr of Company 1, 2oth reEi-
mrut aud two or three otherswere wound
ed The fight is all over by this tune but
no particuLlrs have bean received.
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yotIce 20 Nall s ubscrIbers.
ny FsDraAb Couar AT the opening of

S~FsDERAL COuar AT the opening of
the Court the District Attorney entered u
/ foul proSe9uiin the case Of Euos Melri-
,teld, OF Mtriuu county.
NsWashington Adkins,,indicted for p riury
was admitted to bail in the sum Of three
thous md dollars. Adkins WAS the late
Clerk of Wayne Conniy Court.
Henry Adams was appointed D. 8. Com
missioner for Wayne county.
Mr.. Richardson made application for bail
In the case of David Smith of Wayne
county.
Mr. Smith IN answer 70 a question said
that he would support and adyncste tue.
constitution and the restored Government
as far rs it WAS safe to 10 so. The Court
said that wasa very milk aud water posi-
ito for man to occupy in the face of such
a struggle AS the one which we are .ssing
through. The Court addressed the priso-
ner at slme length ns To his duty in the
premises. David Smith was admitted to
bail.
Lewis s. Ferguson, of Wayne county,
tSas admitted to bail through the applica-
ton of Mr.. Richardson.
[Irsbould not be forgotten that every in
diyiIu al adpirted to bail by Judge jack
son, has, taken an oath to support the Con
sssEgtioa ffhs United States aud the re-
z6rSd government of virgini". Forty-tive
gFis6ncrs have taken tLess onths since the
Co9mencemsnt of the present special term
OF tile court, and have been admitted to
bail.
Nj. A. N. johnson appeared and volun-
tart took the oath to support the Consti-
tuition of the United States and the restored
government OF Virginia.
Mr.. Richardson again made application
for the release of Mr.. Randolph Moss, OF
Ctbell county.
Gen. SImnels testified that DR.. Moss, if
released upon hail, would be held
hostage at one time the Union men
were very much incensed against DR.. Moss,
and many threatened 10 kill him. If DR..
Moss would pledge himself to support the
Government he would do IL He WAS an
honorable man but a strong partisan.
0r Moss was sworn H.. said he would
support tue Constitution OF the United
States, and the. restored Goyerumrnt, aud
do all he could TO remove the error into
which himself and others had fallen 1t
,.cppeared in this examination that there
WIS not a single civil officer in Cabell
county, or ia the valley of the Gnynndutte,
aud that the people shot Que another down
like dogs.
The Court remarked that it would admit.
Dr. Moss to bail in consideration of the fact
that h: s ouid exercise an influence among
his people for the better. and that he had
sustained the character of an honorable
man who would do DIS he promised. The
Court, howevervould reqnirea pledge from
DR.. Moss that he would go home and enlist
all his energies in support OF the govern
ment of the Unttel States aud i'll the res
torstion of civil law, ani peace, aud quiz
etude. TIE doctor must pledge himself
not to rem,in negative but 10 lake u pos
tive position. The doctor took the oath
AMI was admitted to bail 10 the sum OF Eve
thouand dollars.
The Court took ~ recess till o'clock
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SENATE.

Mr.. Grimes, of Iowa, gave notice that
he should Introduce bill To nave one of
tue hospitals i'll Washington placed uuder
tue care OF u hOme pHthic ply $ir,An.
Mr.. Lime presented thu credentials OF
Hon. Garrett Davis, Senator, elect from
Kentucky, in place OF Breck .uridye, ex-
PEELED
Mr. Davis appeared aud took his seat.
Mr.. Sumner presented Ih memorial from
citizens Of Boston, stating that the free.
dom OF tile press had been abridged, and
asking for relief.
Mr. Fessendeu. from the Committee on
Finance. rep"rte,l a bill making "PPr"pria-
tlOns for gun boats on the western waters.
The Utltwhtcl apprOprtates ST. 500, 0Uo was
passed.
Nj. King, of n. Y. offered resolution
that the President be requested TO iusti-
tnle proceedings i'll the courts of law
against pers us who may hive been arrest
ed by tue Executive authority, aud VIII"
nre now remaining in cust"Ly, SO that u
judicial examination may be mad in each
case 10 ascertain who are allowed to take
Tie oath 0fallegiance, and woo are detain
ed. Laid over.
MIR. Summons. of R. l.. offered resnlu.
ton that ~ Select COmtnittee of three be
appointed to consider the exPediency of
connecting some nj the military ana naval
stations on the coast by submarine teie-
graph. Adopted.
The Cummittee on Ways and Means iu-
tend bringing in a supplemental tariff bill
for the further increase of the revenue,
when The general subject will come up for
discussion.
Mr. yall4udigham briefly opposed the
Mir, Morrill, demanded the previous ques-
ton.
No quorum voted. and a call of the
House WAS resOrted to for the purpose of
seruring quorum.
The. Academy bill was taken mp.
The bill increases the number from lfo
to 800.
The consideration of the bill was then
! postponed ill Tomorrow.
! Til bill from the Hnuse to increase the
duties ON ten. coffee aud sugar. Was taken
up and passed
The Senate then adjourned.
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Execution of Ianahan.

FREDERIoK, Mo, Dec. 2s.-rne Ending
uf the court martial in the case of J"In
LAuAhnn, for shooting Maj Lewis, Of the
4dth PennsY vAuia Regiment, sentencing
min to he hung. has been approved by
ten. Mcclellan. The execution has been
ordered 90 take place tO-'iay, between one
aud three o'ulo"k, this P NJ, on the Htgers-
tuwm road, two IN les from this city, ia the
pr~senve of the whole division. Lanahhn
apuears calm aud cheerhl.
All is quiet on the Upper Potomac this
nurning
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Il ". HAILEcx,

Major General Commanding y
This prompt appreciation of their la
hors AMI frank acknowledgement of their
services ny General Hallrck has completed
tlhe happiness of the Officers and men OF
this command and they will move Oft with
aIarrity whenever they are ord red Uut on
another expedition ana will do everything
in their power 10 preserve the commend"-
ton OF the General commanding
WARRRxroS, No. Dec. % The destruc-
ton OF the North Missouri RiIrOad is rs
rompletc MS was at 6rst stated. AT short
distances ali the way from here t" Hudson
ithe track is torn up, ties burned. rails
broken or bent so as to be useless. Wells.
burg STATEN was burnt with all its contents
The large bridge over Davis fork of Salt
| river west Of Mexico, and tue bridge cross
ing QuiriO river were burnt AMI all The cul-
verts either hurnt ar torn down. Cars OF
aIl kinds were destroyed. even the hand
cars of the trackmen Who were engaged
in this work of wbOles ale destruction Is
not yet known. bar it is stated thai the in
HabilAnts alnng the r0al say no repairs can
he made except where the rOai is guarded
by Federal troops.
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say-oFr WITH THE BUTTONS An order
has been issued from the headquarters of
Gen. Roserrens, that no person not AN la
listed soldier or regularly appointed officer
will be permitted hereafter to wear tie
uniform of the same or any part thereof.
The consequence of this order is that
many riviIlirns are h,viug the brass but
tons taken from Their coats are Beginning
to look more like civilians.
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pg~MAJoR Lockwood, of the 7th Yir-
GINA Regiment, arrived last evening from
ROmnry He reports all quiet there. In-
stead of the reported advance towards
Winchester. the troops ore still, in the ab.
srnce of anything else to do, throwing up
Qualifications.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-24

aSE We are authorized to give notice
that The B,uk- and Savings Institutions
will be closed ~ nsuAl4 on Christmas Day
(wcdmesdfyJ. Persons having pnprr ma
turing on that dny, will please attend TO it
the day before iTueS,inyl.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-24

SACK HARsoR, Dec. 2s.-one company Of
the TN regiment of o. 8. regulars from
New Mexico, under Lient Ryan, arrived
h-re on Saturday for Garrison duty 81
Madison B .rtaeks.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-24

R@-ACcto MA little son of Mrs
Bruunou. of Ceure Wheeling, slipped "ni
fell upon the sidewalk. yesterday, and
broke his arm. Tne limb was set by DR..
Hmpp.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-24

Nkw YnRK. DC CAST. Thomas adj
Sfes 10 Us tn. have beeH received by
an arrival ut this port.
The u. 8. steamer ifoqHcis was ut st.
Thomas, 70 sail on the sta on srnlss.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-24

R@wE refer the render to the adver-
tisement OF Alex. Heymnn, in an"'h her coll
umu. He has splendid LOT OF goods, 10
which heinvites the attention of the pub
lie.