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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-26
STRAYFD AWAY.

T7Io3I the depot # the Nashville aid tlhatanosGa
II Railroad, on satuteay lie Siit inst, iAA hAhE
hi-,u E5k hands high one iisna pet wnlie eeTs OH
s,ith llatnrv nieksd tail y hen Ssfd az NAL pEoke
- It. earned with her the reuinani- If bride
nd air4l had al .glist' saddle. \ sun fbae reward
will h. paid ier the eryefy o. SAID mare Fha hes &c
isery Y INC - ''''s s'''ss' RIM. IYfIF.
l-ftw. Surge c.S. A.
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DRUGS! /! DRUcS 5 DRUGS !!

fT1H0SE wishing anything IN the Ab .ve hine ixil
Il fxd 1t m1rh treir sdsi,tfage isia All the o.
stand of 3. Il INIT w...sfe they lie supplied with
zach aeffc les lsly kat ~ Drug Shores, ct
prices u kuit the time.
Just received a li,s s---1pplY OF choice eHars aud
tobacco. d. MccOHk4.E.
I ocI2g-Im - i
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WILL rrc.ise frspoz.is A. ~ o1c- mil ths "a
Il inst - fl-r1 Noo1 tai 10 otr4ws lur tlL4ar
Il fhe-n) zEc1ent rlnRs - bospfasof this iis-
trirt durin- Tie cpni1g Wiltcr- T. y. 0RlBGtE
Ch,ffs1Sozs, Sov. 1o-st Capt A. Q'r-
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VOLUME [.
Terms Of Subscription.

DALI RKnxi. Ter year 90
~ xix Months. .--.- ..-. Co
j.. Thece Hsnfhs-. 90
0ae Month 90
s1- Tie As must acg1ufliany all orders for the
paper Shihpa<ters Of private persons vii receive
no attention. Therefore sarh shnpasters had better
mol b. sent 10 us-
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RlAnI EARN.

c-sIX CENTS PER MfLH j. t'le ~ snllr faAH this
= road ennd all persons etilng the ears Oitnoat
tickets viii be charged 81 Eihaf rtie T4e d ni The
Conductors T. lpk aier ie rni1srt - I'd 4Ssef-fS
and fhe safety 81 trains, ana pot IL carrf iiFe
Passengers wli VIII e0Irfi with The r'isH 81 the
Road aud purchase ickefSsctn prueitIe tncl ~ g.f
FIFE CENTS PEI Wiffs-
l,fiers traveiing On F.iriay,,syEs or chat ssiiy
HALF FAREApfdyiird tlIey pt7sstre=l fltstHS fhsS
rni- applies to bat l'f tsSslid f.t.s,i ssins
oFiees. K. e. AtkSbN.
Sup't EastlTein x Gensgt Tslelrosti.
Knoxville Orfni,er - SEP nnyh9- I'm
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DRUGS. MEDICINES, &c.

~ l.. KENNEDY. atlth~ I'D stand il " E. Ken
redy will be pri.cd II it his riead. snF east lpl-
ef~ as beFeiotnfe in the fpove lfe II 5'isinesH
Physicians prescnptiils. ,Irti4lly prepdfrd. X.
&C. A l.. KENNEDY.
oct22-ln fSsssn &c the Golden MIpriar.)
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The New York Tribune says:

Intelligence from the West indies ssSs that
notwithstanding the vigilance OF eEr gpn-b0ats
We find That The British steamers Gladiator.
Mimic and Osiehita. All laden with cation from
the South. had ran ont Of the Port Of Bermn-
da for England False Signals were thrown
out from the shore in order 10 decoy the
Union vessels from their st2tions Just the
Mihho sailed. Trey had the eject des red by
the English syinpathizors with rebels aud trai-
tors
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Rates Of Aduertisinr

One Square of Tvs LfSFz ot less enc Insertion,
81 co ard 30 cents fef bach subsequent itsertonl
less than one month.
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firee 5a,ir.t ladies aHnpEnce through the EaleiEh
NIa s4sLdIhl I,h4t slse5 viii provide clothes itr
thce Isoldier5 ssne srths war continues II ,le sl
dtrs llslcn sE ssis.E viii cotscnt 70 Irsry ihe en
vlieLlsLt4 wa3i{ {4vef. II I'LL
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ClIlII1nIllll Ilrf- I'D. l,El- )
Crrfis1 atrns.rf~ u r. g. - uks- - 1nd Qaar-
,.--l- - D. p JOINS.
Ma A Q-anrrnnsirr-s
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Mop no.3 No.l4 Mq1e MJ ~ n

ss- Advertisements not naTsei GA coa,I for a
specified time will be pablis9fd one mo lEh. and
cha -ged according l., the ab0ve rate.
srEcT.il Norfcss eharsesi rue price and h.lf
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H DFrarTlTrxT o. STfrg- 5
II q = = = = 2 = = y = =
x-AslIineton. S.ept- Is. ls6s.

IIT ut tt H = asllnl llt0n- Sclts >, Is6s- NI
- . ot owink tcgtl tionS Respecting passports are
ldeIrltsi nrcekk4lty aid alrisibse. f HI lil
Nlsp Antialid Mise ala fnuyir children expect 10
ltrskc ip9tifk;i singh lh<spoft Viii suffice Fer
any illef ls4slcn 4 sepaihte passport will he nd
A new nzssipbrt will Ak expected TO be taken otk tiy
es tlefsstn Leheser lie OF she fay leave the rfd
~iieA and fdry taSsprt must he renewed, eifisdr At
tlNk hparskithr hr at Icgation Consulate tbrg 40,
Uiil u os,e yfhf ikoll its date If II
WILLIAM Il. sEwARIl.
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ti-o fr'.1 tAis pant, jessss r G Marta Co =. q
Ca Cavalry
reward of thirtv dsl1nrs ri1 hs pad ~ the ~
l-ehenson AID driFery of each Of thc Hb1re uz1nsd
dsscrters ~ The ~ IN Ia at-.1s "a. Ten1-
DF nrder a Brig Gcn- Helu-
nora5ff G. " NrcATLET
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Pipes, Smoking Z Chewing Tobacco,
OE6ARs - sNgFf~, sl Of ih+ fneSi quality
- Also many other Is in var tttS hubs traLh
octs0-ln REX. RIA TIL F
(wesi side Market ~ qhatl anopsa } I
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DESERTERS.

Iitan.sf- arrszs e. \ Forrrs
chafflnos-a- rran-. N.sr. 1lfh. lSsz- /
II ~ fr irusn filr Il..rit-
r1uicS ani rr-irirats salr sirscrtr fr1n C-ars-
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| LEHIMoxAL.

Ths dnide of tllo pAI1r REaxt. has been rel
moved 10 lhe JaikEroons dyer the Bunk oI
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n. III. Iahiissn ha4 be "a re elected cenisds
rats saAtes saipr from kansas. Mr. JohasonIhl
efIeselE Ll State n cotlgress Tor many years.
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Trims OF TUITION

In the OrIfrcntad Eeiafiment hill pE9f fi<i9n "
Le nn &c, OF the ORDINARY paic.~-
The rne of pa ymenf Is oe-l III allsa nEe. the tesi
oy the middle ct the term.
Board can be had inegeod iamiilss Ead ht ce4yeh
jent boarding houses ktpi ifritr-f fJH yflng ladeR
The price of board nciudtg elfs lafd ttfl 8 sst &
exceed - SO per week ti.1W II lth :.
aggsltf seeret-tyaid Tfs.aS1rer.
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Falssosrs F,fs FdAsr,sS TRArr1.--The following Il
stratts id5to the aiplpsnarit and corisul1r re,tt
ssu,aiivss 95tletTa aiteA States ID foreign eoaasief
arc biIisteieks ial nas.y iiershns: IL Il
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-03
8lggI 8 yeilesggrt;aIIpIh,
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
Position of the Rebels at Freder.
ioksburg,


NV YORK. Dec. PA special despatch
is as follows:
Opposite FREDERICKSBURG, Nov. 30.-
The rebels still continue to, fortify yigor-
onEly. on their second line. II Is now be.
lieVed they have drawn their itfantry fur
ther TO their rear, instead Of evaenating
their position spoken Of in yesterday des-
patch. .tlaisIl
1t is believed in Official quarters that the
rebel force about Fredericksburg and with.
in call is about 100000 to 10000. No
supplies or vegetables were distributed
though they had been promised several
days ago. Bilious diseases and symptoms
Of seuryy grow worse. fif sfb SCI
The Heralds special dated Fairfax, says.
The expedition under Stahl was undoubt-
eddy one of the most brilliant Of the war,
both in its conception and execution. Its
principal object was to aseertaintthe where
Hbouts of StoueWall Jackson, and what
tsrces were on the right. This and more
was accomplished. $3.50
Jackson With both the Hills passed
through New Market last Wednesday, on
bis way South. 1t is presumed he has gone
to interrupt Gen. CoI's advance. Prison
ets captured by Stahl, report that White,
the leader Of Whites cavalry, twice wound.
ed in a skirmish at Bsrrysville.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-03

NEw YoRK, Dec. 2.-The TTmes Pal
mouth special correspondent states two de.
serters from the rebels report their force at
rs to Ooo-certainly not exceed the lat
ter-though Notwithstanding want of
clothing and many kinds Of supplies, they
are still apparently hopeful OF ultimate sue
cess here; aud associates puzzled over
movements of our army which they do not
seem fully TO comprehend and have finally
concluded to advance upon fredericksburg.
A feiut design amuse them, while main at
tack upon Richmond is to come from an
other quarter. Upon this theory they now
believe our force in front Of Fredicksburg,
in reality, to be small and that immense
hosts are being embarked at Bellplain and
conveyed in transports up James River.
Acting upon this idea they have commence
ed erecting earthWorks for protection, of a
garrison force, while the main body of their
army again commenced moving towards
Richmond.
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PROPOSAISI
ORDNANCE OFFICE,

~
p -A-tAt Is fftsf November %, 1862
GEALRD PROPOSALS will be received by this De.
y Partment, until 4o'clOck P. N. on the ninth day
OF the following prGjectiles, viz:
5000 ten.inch Solid Shot. gflI. :! GO asef4
o. 1000 ffteen.lnch Shells,
1000 hheen-inch BatteFing Shot
The prUjectile1 to be made Of the kind AZ natal
and inspected amer the rules laid down in the ord
nance MAMMAL, with the exception OF the BAtterinR
Shot, which must be made Of what Is known as gun
metal Drawings Of these proectiles can be seen at
the principal arsenAls Of the United States at the
OrdnAnc Agency, No. IS Worth street, New York,
and q this ONCE. 49, : 80
The proiectiles are to be delivered free OF charge
for transportation at the United States arsena on
Governors Island, New York hArbor where they
Will be Inspected; and all such as may be rejected
must BIO removed, by the contractor Immediately at
ter the inspection Of each delivery.
Bios viii be received for any portion Oft the quAnt-
y required, not less than 800 OF any one kind Do
liyeries to be made follows: One tenth, or each
kind, Within thirty days after notification Of accent
nnee Of and not less than one tenth weekly thOre
| after until all shall be delivered.
Payment will be made by the Treasury Department
on the usn Of inspection and receipt az
Bonds with approved surety, will be REQUIRED for
the faithful performances Of contraets q - 49,
Ne bid will be entertained unless Il be aceompA.
MED by an Adayit from the party making it. to the
effect that he is iron founder, aud that II his bid
accepted, the pro- ecttles will be made his foun-
dry-nAmlng It and Its location; and tho right re
served TO reject any or AZ bids II deemed unsatstac-
Proposals win be addressed to the undersigned at
Warrington City, and win be endorsed Proposals
| for Pr3jectlles." - y JAS. W. RIPLEY,
noT29' tilldee9 Brig. Gen Chief Ordnance.
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From Tennassaa.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. 2, 10 P. M.-Iutslli-
geuce from Nashville says much ezeitemenl
exists In Middle Tennessee about the en-
forcement Of the CONSUMPTION act. A,reg-
imeut is organizing in Lincoln county TO
resist the CONSUMPTION. The populaee
fired upon the rebel cavalry while cOnBeript-
Rebel forageFs are seizing the winter
meats Of private families.
The guerrillAs attacked General SilPs
forage train yesterday, bat were repulsed
with considerable loss.
Four passenger cars ran of the track
on the south side of GAllatin yesterday.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-03
HElDQuAnlEls an REd'T. vmoiN1A MnIr1A,
49, LEnEELl..n No. M. lGal r,

GENERAL oRDDR no. 2.
TIROM and -fsr this date Ii several Companies OF
INlthe 4th Regiment will meet at the following
named places for drill and inspection, Is follows:
Company A, Capt. Ware, on the drst Friday of
each month at the Armory, Court House.
Company u, Capt. Wilson, on the first Tuesday OF
each mouth at the ArmoFy, Court House.
Company O, Capt. Ball, on the first Wednesday OF
each month at the ArmoEy, Court Hou.e.
Company D, Capt Vance, on the first Thursday OF
each month at the ArmOry, Court House.
Company 4, Capt Knox, on the first Saturday Of
each month at the Armory, Court House
Company Z, Capt. Simpson, on the second Tuesday
Of each month at tho Armory, Court House.
Company g, Capt, McNaughten, on the third Tues
day Of each month at the Armory, Court HOuEe
Company II, Capt. Long on the fourth Tuesday Of
each month at the ATmory, Court HouSe
Company ], Capt. Scott, on the sec nd Friday Of
each month at the Aymory, CJur1 House. ~
Company X, Capt Hopkins, on the third Thursday
Of each month at the Armory, Court House.
Company L, Capt. Muth, on the second Thursday
Of each month at the Armory, Court House. q :
+ Company rolls Will be called At each meeting above
ordered and all absences will be noted thereon and
reported to the succeeding battalion Courts.
Members Of companies Of the 4th Regiment I'M
provided with arms and Aec0utremehts will receive
them ON aud after this evening at the ATmory.s
BY order Of Andrew J. Sweeney, Colonel ith Reg
iment9 3 n 7IpoyltI d + q I. N IRWIN, Adiutant
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New York Money and wool Market

'tNkW YohK, Dec. 2.-Money market IN
settled. Gold rose 20 80, closing At 500
bid and 81 asked. Demand notes a54.
Certificates s7s.
PRIcE CURRENf OF WooL.-Choiee selec-
ted Saxony Fleece, 63@67c. II
Saxony Fleece, GOOSE.
Three-qparters and Fnll-blood Merln0
Fleece, 65965e. -.s.
Half-bloOd Fleece, 65@67c.
Native and quarter-blood Fleece, coo
CSC.
Common Fleece, 65@6Ic.
Canada Fleece, 63@s7e.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-03
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES.
CONGRESSIONAL.
HOUSE,
WAsHIAGToH, Dec. 2.

i7H WAsHINGToH, Dec. 2.
On motion of Mr.. Sheffield it was resolve
ed that the committee of Ways aud Means
be instructed to consider and report as to
the propriety Of admitting cotton brought
from foreign countries free of duty, to re-
port by bill or otherwise.
On motion of Mr.. Edwards the commit
tee on Public Expenditures was instructed
to examine iato the expenses ofthe General
Land Office, and report what reductions
may be made consistently with the public
interest.
Mr.. Cox asked leave to introduce reso-
luton iustructing the committee of Ways
and Means TO enquire into the expediency
of reducing the tax on whisky, I've cents
per gallon, With the view of increasing
the revenue. st
Mr.. Loveioy objected, the revenue was
already large under present laws.
Mr.. Aldrich introduced bill Rnnulline
and abrogatiag all treaties between the
United States and certain lands of the Sioux
Indians, and for the relief Of the sufferers by
the Indian outbreaks in Minnesota.
At half past twelve o'clock, the House
adjourned.
Mr. McDougall offered a resolution cal.
ing on the Secretary of the Treasury to
furnish the Senate a statement of the amt
of money paid for prosecuting land titles,
suits, &C., In the State of California during
81, '59, 49,, go and 'Gl, and also the
amounts paid for searches in Mexico.
Laid over.
Nj. Powell offered joint resolution
stating that IN isf
WHEREAS, Many Of the citizens Of the
United States have been arrested and i'm
prisoned without any charges being pre-
fefred against them whatever, Therefore
ResoiVed, That all such arrests are nm.
authorised by the constitution and laws Of
the United States, and are ursurpatiOns of
the power delegated BY the people to the
President, and that all such arrests are
hereby condemned aud declared palpabI0
violation ofthe Constitution of the United
States; and it is hereby demanded that all
such arrests shall cease hereafter, aud that
all persons so arrested shall have q
prompt and speedy trial according to the
provisions OF the Constitution or be i'm
mediately released. The resolution was
| laid over. "a: 3s.a
Mr.. Davis offered a joint resolution de-
claring that
It Is hereby recommended that all the
States choose delegates to meet in Con.
Vention at Louisville, on the first Monday
of April next, 70 take into Consideration
the present condition of the county and
the proper means to be pursued for re.
storing the Union, and that the leEisla.
ture OF the different States take such &C.
ton a. they may deem fit for this purpose
ct the earliest possible date.
Laid over. f5 sfr-r,-rr
Adjourned. 1.s ~ ri
------
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-03

f Id. o.
1S-PROYosr MARsHALs.-on Monday
morning we called attention to an article 10
the Press which stated that the Office of
Provost Marshal was anot known in. our
articles as rules of war. :" We produced an
extract from the articles Of war showing
that the Pres was misnken. InIreply the
Prt'' of yesterday says:
The inference that the article was origi.
nal With us, and therefore Hfalse,n is char
eeteristic of the fayorite talent of our
nelgh6or, who doubtless met with the arti-
S - In his exchanges time and again before
HAppeared in our columns. But his OBJ
yeet appears to be to deceive the public
Mnisa seems to be about. all the use for the
public which he has. 2@ r :. a5 =.
The portion of the article which stated
that the Oflcs,of Provost Marshal was was a no.
known 10 our rules or articles of watr was
printed in the Press, in editorial type and
without credit, the only signs by which
original matter is distinguished from Sc
lseted. It was you, therefore, who ( At
tempted to deceive the public by printing
a. original matter ana rtisle Which you nov
acknowledge was taken from an exchange
The Press must not hold US responsible,
either for plagtarisms ofieers or its care.
essness. aAla sIi.-lsg =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-03
FORAGE WA.NTEDII

SEALED PROPOSALS are invited until December
- 4th 1869 for furnishing the Quart eFmasters De
partment Of the ARMY or THE UNITED STATES
with the following stores, viz:
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND (25O,-
OO0) BUSHELS OF SHBLLRD CORN in sacks.
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND 200 O0O) BUSHELS
OF CORN inthe ear, seventy pounds to the bush
Two n 81 qHuSDRE6 THOUSAND t2oo.oOo) BUSH
Els OF OATS In sacks, thirty.tWo (32) pounds to
u TWO THoUs SSD fso5oJ TONS OF BALED HAY.
The foregoing articles must an be OF good, sound.
merchAutable quality. They must DO delivered at
GRlpolis Ohio One half thereof within thirty 1901
aud QUE half within sixty [6OI days from date Of
Proposals for I'VE tSou.Aad OOIbaihss Of grain
or any 1901 tons OF hay upwards will be consider
ed. Propositions must state the quantity offered and
the place OF residence Of the bidder and must be
cOmpAnied by guarantee ofAt least two responsible
persons that the Vender will fulfill his contract II
awarded to him. Awards will BE- made at IL o'clock
at noon OF December 18th, 1869. Successful bidders
will be notified ~ soon 4fter the award IA m8da
possible. Written contracts will In all eASes be en-
Tered into and contractors will DO required to give
bonds for the faithful performance of their contracts
Proposals should be endorsed Proposals Tor RutaEs
aud DO addressed 20 the undersigned at GAllipOlis
Ohio. The right to reject any portion ali bids e
reserved. No bid will be noticed whore bidders fall
to comply with the foregoing requirementl.lil lnf
O. W. MOULTON,
noV26-td Capt aud AH6ts sQuArtermAster.s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-03

R5@ a Nis4AKR.-In' lsIpeeaakinlgc. 60 Of dc
robbery of a suit of clothes yesterday
morning thu name of the M'LuFe House
was mentioned. We intended to say Mon
roe Hoase, which would have been correct Of es
Capt Leslie, of the M'Lure, ii. exercising a
great vigilance just now aud the light eng
cred gentlemen stand a poor chance in his
establishment. - = - Z ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-03

HgJ. E. wHRArOS, of the Parkersburg
Gazette, and VIM. R. Stevenson, Esq, Of
Wood County, were appointed bya mass
meeting held at Parkersburg on the 22d
ultimo, to represent The interests of the
new State men of Wood County in Washing.
ton, while the new State bill is pending in
the House. A2T e leEah
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-03

~ HoRsE THrRvEs ABour.LA few
evenings since some thief entered the sta
Die attached to the La Belle House, Oyetiif
Bridgeport and stele therefrom an iron grey
raekipg mare belonging to Capt. Carmau.
The Captain offers twenty-five dollars re-
ward, og ase.4 . ,l5a
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-03

q
ea-A DISHONEST EMPLoYEE.-For some
time past several articles, oysrcoats, pis-
tolls and SO fourth, have disappeared from
about the MeLure House. much to the an
nOyauce of Capt. Leslie. A young man by
the name of John Young, has been EN-.
ployed about the house for some weeks in
selling newspapers and taking care of the
baggage room. Yesterday Capt. Leslie
received letter from one of his guests
asking that a pistol which he had left in
the house be forwarded by express. Upon
reading the letter the Capt, remembered to
have delivered the pistolintO Youpg's keep.
ing and THAT that youth had said he had
given it to the owner. OF course Young
was at once suspected. His trunk was
searched and found to contain an ovsrcost,
a revolver (the weapon in quesi
tiou,) lot of valuable books and other
articles known to have been purloiued from
time to time. Officers Lancaster and
Scroggins were sent for and took posses
sion of Young. After hearing4h evidence
Alderman Dulty committed him to jail for
trial. The articles Stolen are of Sufficient
value, under the law, to send the offender
to the Peuitentiary. So
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: sassiHIIEADouAHrERs sra REGIMENT VIM. \
~ liir hdH .fslfI WHIKLTN0, Nov. 18th, 1862 7

VI MAJ"
q Hfr huE .iElfi.a WHEELINd, Nov. 18th, 1862
General Order No 81 H. fsa' at -"
T,TNTII further 6tdSts the several companies Of
" the 9Th Regiment will meet at the following
named places for drill and Inspection: ~
Company A, Oapt. Gray, on the Boeond Wednesday
Of each month ut the Armory, Courthouse,
Company B, Capt. 'GlRSs, on tue second Friday Of
each mouth at the La Belle Warehouse. 2. = =, .
Company O, Capt Hail, on the third Friday Of each
month at the armory, Court Asusa. e 70 -.
Company d, Capt. Smith, on the frat Tuesday Of
each mouth At American Hall. ~ or
Company b Capt Taylor, on the the frst Wednes-
day ,oteAsh month At American. HALL dds HulF
Company Y, Capt. Adams, on the fourth Thursday
OF each month at the armoEy, Court Honse.
Company q, Capt. Hart nsteln, on the fourth Rri-
day Of each month At stsubenraueh Hail, South
wheeling. lit,stlof wa '7' 7i7
Company II, Capt HAnlan, on thsseeond Saturday
Of each month At the Armnry, Courthouse, -g
Company j, Capt. Cloudy, on the second Friday Of
each month ~ American Hall. ls-.F
Company X, Capt. Mckee, on the third Saturday
OF each month at American BALL
The several commanding ofieersEif cause the roll
to be called promptly att O'clock p NJ, and all alb
sento08 SalloWng l0minuteS Tor VaFiASion5 tn tms)
noted TO be reported to the succeeding Battai ION
Courts Of Inquiry, Each drill to continue ~ least
ltIoho1ra. .s4a hs 4rs .flsf ..iil w 7i ts-Et
The Captain Of each company win, ut every month.
~ drill, cAusesN uiaute inspection Of tho arms and
IGce0utTeuAontl within his command, and report to
the battalion Courts any that are kept In proper
order. Jcs = ftEaAi1 = 49,
By ofJaS. McoiuusyS Col. 9Th Res,EY. n.
nOVl1ylm W DcFsi y. h sfALLNLAN, AdPt.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-03

oB81 THs.,LroraIATuaE.-T6e General
Assembly will meet tomorrow. The House
will meet at the United States Court room.
and the Senate at one of the lower rooms
in the Linsley Institute. Some few MEM
bsrs have already arrived in the city.