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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-12

CAIRo, Dee. u.-A1 army officer from
Oxford on Monday reports the main. body
OF Grants Ipfsntry eneamped short dis
lance sOath Of Oxford. CaValy under Col.
Diekey near CoOfsyville, Is miles from
Grenada. Il Vas not probable that the
Infantry would move before to day, for the
reason that they are awaiting the arrival
ofsuPPly trains from Holly Springs.
The Texan rangers had possession Of
the eountry west and south OF White
River.
Intelligence fror1 Helena is to the effect
that Gen. HoTey's expedition has destroyed
portion Of the Mississippi Central Rail-
road. burned the bridges and Otherwise
obstrueted the Mississippi and Tennessee
road. During the march HoSey engaged
the enemy at three dinvs-rt points and
succeeded in driving them back ia. every
instances. We had several wounded bui
none killed. '1l
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-12

M As rua Presidents message did not
say anything about James G. Orr Z Cos
Diaries for 1868, We desire to call the at
tentiOu of our readers to them aE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-12
BOARnTNH

MEMBERS OF THE LBdIsLKFURR or othsr,
WI wishing boarding, can be accommodated a
Mrs. n. L. DoRSEY'sB on Center street, between
Yifth and Sixth. deGe1W
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-12

~ WE would call the special attention
of members of the Legislature to the stock
of Diaries for 1868, to DO found at James
c. Orr 4 Cos, 1os Main street.
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Cheap Dry Goods
Just Received at
JOHN ROEMER'S
NO. 80 MAIN STREET,
NUl 90 NAAAN bLNEGNJ
Center Wheeling.

NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED AND SIZZLING
IN AT REDUCED PRICES FOR CASH. al.
French Merinos, figured and plain Of all eolors and
saIopy and BritI.h Dre., aOod, in great variety
" large assortment Of Printed De LANES in Ana.
Thlbot Msrinos, Persian Cloths, AIpaeeas
800 pieces OF the best calcos At 20 cts per yard.
so pieces ofthe best ealicos at Is cts per yard.
100 pieces Blesehed and brown sheesipsS and
Is pieces Shifting Checks, Tweeds and hickory
PlAnuss The largest stock in the city Of Rec, yell
low, White, Striped, Plid, Grey, and the finest
Freteh Shifting flAnnels, Just received.
Cloth for Cloaks, Oassimeres, Satinets, Jeans and
Lsdles' Cloth Cloak. In great yarie.y.
The stock Of Rurs. Victorines, Nuns, Cuts, CapeG,
Collars and LAdlRE Hoods cannot be exeeled in the
savlS, long and square. Of every style and quail
Hosiery, Embroidery. White Goods, a large stock
~ FsSe5 WOODEN Good. sOntar. Hood. NublaS
Comforts LAde6' and Gents MerinO Vests, Hoop
Skirts, Dress Trimmings and Notions too numerous
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Please eailSOon II you wish to get great bargains
noTSS JOHN RoEMEE,
HELpoUAAl1Es 4TH REG'T. VIRGINIA MILIrIL,
WHEELne, Nov. nth, ls62
oESlh1L oRDpR NO. 81
ITNRoM and -ter this date the several companies Of
10 the 9TH Regiment will meet At The following
named places for drill Gnd inspection, ~ follOWs;
Company A, Capt. Ware, on the arst Friday Of
each month at the ATmory, Court House.
Company B, Capt. Wilson, on the inst Tuesday OF
each month At the Armory, Court House.
Company @, Capt. Ball, on the hrst Wednesday Of
each month at the Armory, Court Hou'e
Company D, Capt. vance, on the first Thursday OIL
each month ut the Armory, Court House.
Company z, Capt Knox, on the INST saturday Of
each month az the ArmoFy, Court House
Company 7, Cant. Simpson, on the second Tuesday
OF each month at the ArmoFy, Court HOUSE;
Company g, Capt Nd. ahghten, on the third Tues
| day Of each month at the AFmory, Court House
Company II, Capt. Long on the fourth Tuesday o.
each mouth at the Armory, Court House. ga
Company I. Capt. Scott, on the sec. nd Friday o
| each month at the ABmoEy, C5ur1 House.
| Company *, Capt. HopkinE, on the third THURSDAY
| OF each month At She ArInory, Court House.
| Company Z, Capt. Auth, on the second Thursda!
Of each month at the Arm3Ey, Court House
Company rolls viii be called At each meeting allow
ordered, and AL absences VIII be noted thereon AnG
| REPORTED to the succeeding Battalion Courts.
Members OF companies Of the 9Th Regiment nm
provided with arms and aceoutromsnts will rsceiY
fhem on and after this evening At the Armory..sD
BY ordsr Of Andrew J. sweeney, Colonel 4th Reg
imsnt. Chov11l I.N.IRWIN, AdIutant.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-12

BS-A. wAnD's PHlz,-Frsnk Leslis's IL
Illustrated paper for December 18th contains
APortrAit of Charles F. Browne, (ArtemuE
WAFd,) besides = brief sketch of the lat
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-12

The portrait is a perfectly exprssIionlesI
wood cut, and might answer as we'll for
"any other man" as for Artsmus Ward, ex-
cePting the nose, which is admirably like
the original.
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n6- IT is currently reported that Gen
Hooker is to supetsede Burnside bat al
vet It has made no difference in the rust
for Orr & Co.'S Diaries for 1868. so
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-12

p@ No NAN, woman or child who can
read, write or spell ought TO be without one
of James @. Orr L Cos Diaries for 1883.
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HOUSE.

Mr.. Roscoe Cooking asked leave TO re-
port bill! to establish a uniform system Of
bankruptcy and desired day should be
assigned for It's consideration. The
Speaker reminded the gentleman that the
Select Committee on that subject, had eK.
pred with the former session Of Congress
aud would have to be removed.
SIR. YeAtman offered che following to lie
over for future confederation
Resolpsd, By the House of Representa-
tiEes, the Senate conouring, that the pro-
clamation of the President OF the z2d of
November 1862, is not warranted by the
Constitution. SIS
ReSolUsd, That the notice Of Emaneipa-
ton as indicated in the proclamation is
not calculated to hasten the restoration of
peace, 10 not we'll chosen as a war measure
and Is al assumption Of power dangerous
to the rights Of citizens and the respectfully
of free Government 1rlas
Mr.. LOvejOy moved to lay tue resolution
on the table Carried by "a sgainst a.
House then went in CommiItee Of the
Whole on the Presidents message.
Ar. Hutehins spoke at length, taking for
. text that freedom and slavery were in
compatible beyond hope Of reconciliation
and compromise.
Mt. MenZies replying said, he Wa Ia the
habit Of regarding.ths enemies Of the pro-
elamation as the friends Of the Constitu
| tiou.
The COmmittee thea arose and the House
adjourned. i-- -ssi1
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-04-23

April Z, 1852. 2mo
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-04-23
Unconditional Surrender OC Fer.
Pulaski.

FckIREss Monroe. April ia lag &C.
tru-e went 20 CFaney Island ;lis as,orroc2.
and bought back tx Nerfoik pape-s. TAey
were taken 10 headquarters, and, though
containing the important; information # the
unconditional surrender q Fort Pulaski, an
effort was made. in accordance with the po'-
icy that prevails here, 20 keep even god
news from the representatives at the pres.
I am, however, enabled 10 give YOU the SUI
stance of the glorious news as published ia
the Savannah Republican It says. sabst1a
TALLY. that It learns with deep regret, that
after gallant defence against guns mostly
superior. Fort Pulaski surrendered uacuD3.-
ti2naily at o'clock 2. NJ, yesterday.
Corporal Law, Of the Pulaski Guards, who
did not leave tie ThundeTbolt until after tie
flag Was hauled down, brings the Intelligence
of the event. Tne surrender was uncoaGi-
ticnal Seven large breaches were made ia
/ the south wall by the Federal batteries q
/ eight Parrot guns at Kings Landing al
( the barbette guns or that SHE we-a s.ls-a-Ul
4 led. and also three of the easement guns,
/ leaving but one gun bearing on that point
! Three balls entered the magazine and =
( clear breach was made IA 1t. The halls
used were conical, and were propelled with
such force that they went clear through tie
walls at nearly every fire.
: Col. OIms;ead, who was IN command. TEL
! egraphei the previous everinc that no lu-
man being could stand upon the ramparts
for even single moment and that oyer
1000 largo shells exploded within TIE fer
There was none Of its defenders Killed. 81
but f-ir wc.e <ounts1.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-04-23
VOL 9---NO. 20

giEia; First Regiment Provisional Army.
and an Iri-h battalion None frou. the re
serve were made prisoners Their force IN
infantry must have been 9Ooo. Tie cavalry
OF the united brigades amounted 10 1900
Their artillery consisted Of thirty SIX pieces
We had 6O00 infantry and a cavalry fore,
Of $50, and twonty-four pieces Of artillery.
L cannot conclude this report withou. ex-
pressing thanks and gratitude t. cfsocrs and
soldiers Of my command Tor Their valuable
conduct Oh this trying DAY. It was worthy
oil the great country whose national exist.
anoe they have pledged thei- lives 70 pre-
serve. Special thanks are due IL Colonel
kimuall, c1mnanding first brigade AID
senior officer Il. the field. Eis eondr,ct v-ss
brave, judicious and efficient. lie executed
my orders, in every instance. with vigor and
fidelity, and exhibited wisdom and saza-ity
II the various movements t.lat were -eczz5-
arily entrusted 10 his direction. Col. TYLER.
commanding third brigade, has won my ad>
uiration by his fearless intrepiditv. His
brigade Is worthy Of such an intrepid lca.,.-
/ This brigade, and the re-imcIts accg1a0ar--
ing ii, achieved the decisive SUCCESS Of lie
day. They drove the forces q the enemy
before them on the LEFT flank, AM Iy hurry
/ ing tlis flank hack upon tie reserve, coasu-
mated this glorious action. High praise Is
/ due to C5l. Sullivan, Commanding Second
/ Brigade, f5r the manner in which lie ccrlri>
I bute3 To the first repuisl Of tie oncuy II
I the morning. To HIN ard CT. Carroll, Of
Z tie f;;ghth Ohio EOiuutears. who cl-aua->
del the sl-i-Tai>her>, i tie credit due 4 for
cling back the right wing # tie enemy. AID
o; intimiaating and holding him ia check %
our left during the rest e the day Tie
F, chief G.! artillery, Lieut.. Col. Daa.n, DESIRES
high commen iation f5r tie skilIul manner
Ia wh:ci. he managed lis batteries lur5v- :
the engagement. IT, skiIlful management
prevented the enemy. doubles. frc,u using
eiiectually ais formidable artillery H.
c4vairy reformed ;ts duty with sr5rit IN
this engagement, and, Esi.l - gallant cfLi-
errs, exhibited activity sslish l.s--,yzal Sle
movements Of the enemy Tie ea-lI41Lers
Of regiments are a.so entitled a. ezrecia,
Z A4S1NfpDs bAA S------ASA-- l-H.a-N ts---L--- -'s
done them in this report J I.uzt, therefor,
refer you on this Lead 10 tae rego-. : lie
brigade commanders TIE ,...oeIs u my
stalf hare my thanks far the fdeiii- with
which they discharged sLe Il. ing 5usi-s t:.as
devolyed upon them They had 20 Pans-
trate the thiohest Of the fight 70 bIins ne
intelligence Of the state - he fed, al-5 Fe-
formed their peril0us duty throughout the
day With cheerful aia-rity. i III i-r-z -as
pleasure, as Il Is ny duty, - recommend al
the officers whose names haze --.-r-sly
mentioned. 10 the cvus.3egat;yn 4 tie Co.
eminent. have the homer so b. you- obs-
dent servant,
JAS SHIELIs. B-iga.le-- General C-.--
manding-
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TO THE LADIES.

Having a desire to form the acquaintance
of Young Lady, with regard to matrimony
between the ages of Is and %, of amiable
disposition, renfed manners, and pleasing
address.
l take this method of soliciting corre>
spond dence from any one who thinks she
possesses the above qualities.-An corre-
spondence will be regarded rs strictly conti>
Dental. Address
ABELARD,
EBENsBURG, PA.
Apr;' q 1862 ono
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-04-23
The Confessions and Experience
of an Invalid.

HUBLISHED FOR THE BENEFIT
a and as warning and a caution to
young men who suffer from Nervous Debil-
ity, Premature Decay, &c. supplying at the
same time the means Of-Self-Cure. By one
who has cured himself after being put to
great expense by medical imposition and
qrackory. BY enclosing a postpaid adtres
sed envelope. SINGLE COPIES may be had OF
the author, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq
Bedford. Kings Co.. y. Y
Feb %. lS62-4mCs.
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TOWN LOTS N EBENSBURG.

soIayi terms and c;IS! payments
TOWN LOTS N EBENSBURG.
Lot No. IA, having thereon erected a
SnaA Stone House, adjoining residence Of
Rev Mr, Daslj<on-
Its 10, !SG 1877. I88. a square of l"t-
fronting ou Li..yd street. Lots i15 aud 176
adjoining rcsiIcuce Of John Lloyd, Esq
Lots II and of lot Il adjoinins residence
Of Geo. {. X. ZIhm. Esq. Lot No, - cor
ael ui High and pha1ey street. All the
above are desirable building lots,
ALSO acres uf Ian /, = Of of which are
in the B,iough. fronting on Julian street.
The CarrnIltpwII Plank Read runs through
this propcrty-,t Will be divided into lots to
suit purchasers.
ALSO I25 acres Of land situate in Cam
bria township, known of the Pryce Hill
Farm, about Forty acres cleared, adjoining
lands Of John Williams, Nm. O'heefe,
/ prvce sd others ALSO 200 acres situate
in Cambria township adjoining lands of
Alex M'Vicker, john M'Bride and Others.
ALSO lG0 acres situate near Hemlock in
Washington township, adjoining lands oi
Jacob BUrguuI. Charles Noon, Richard Sharp
and Others
AuvCr all Of the above described property
will ce sold on very accommodating terms, II
application be made 10 JAS. c. NOON OF
PHIL S. NOON
Ebensburg April 2d-tf
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G SENTINEL"

nENJJPIT G SENTINEL"
~ Is published every Wednesday
min. n U.,a POLAR AND FIFTY CENTs
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CANAL STFEET.
Opposite the Weigh Lock.
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

ALI y DE It-I In II IVIt 'o-iI-I1'
TIE sub-,rElers offer the following valua-
Die property, At private sale. on most rea-
sonaaie terms and easy payments
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"s' :. L. AVER 81 CO..
-eal and analytical Chemists,
LOWELL, MASS,

~ ,'S!n' S..' Eoens5urg; C. T. Frazer; Johns
vr D p'II1I1Serwalt II and Maucher, Carroll>
7ess 81. u. shields, Loretto; N. Douglas.
.,-I i,'.'ss a- and by Dealers everywhere.
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The Battle of Winchester.
The Omc1al Report Of General
Shields.

STRAsBURG, April 4, 1s62.-The follow
ing is copy of General Shields official re-
port of the recent sanguinary and brilliant
victory near. .Winchester:-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-04
THE WAR IN THE EAST.
HEADQUARTERS AMY OF PoToNAC,
N.-.-,I.- q o. -

November 2-9P. n.
General Pleassnton came up with the
enemy's cavalry and artillery at Philli-
mont about IL o'clock yesterday. The
SIGHT, which was conducted wholly by ar
tiilery, lasted about five hours, when the
enemy retired to Union, q small town
three miles beyond.
Our loss was one killed and fourteen
wounded.
The enemy's force consisted Of portion
Of Stewards Cavalry and one battery. Five
of them are known to have been killed.
This morning Plessanton renewed the
attack at O'Clock. At 10 O'Clock he was
reinforced by brigade Of infantry. At
l o'clock the rebels fell back from Union,
and our troops occupied the town. Our
loss up to 3 o'clock to-day was one killed
and four wounded.
During the action rebel caissOn was
exploded by one Of our shells. The enc
my's loss unknown.
The firing in that direction was very
heavy from three o'clock to dark. Result
not known.
General Mcclellan visited the front this
morning.
heavy dust was observed to-day at
Ashby's Gap. In what direction the reb-
els are moving, is not known the distance
being too great.
Another portion of cur army took pos
session Of snyker's Gap to-day.
Three brigades of rebel troops were at
last sdviees advancing up the west side Of
the mountain, In Two columns. Firing fol-
lowed, but no more is known.
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POST.0FFICE TIMETABLE,
OUMMER MISUNDERSTANDING FoT

GUNNER ARRANGEMENT FoR
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L COWLES, P. N.
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Vessels Wrecked in the Gale.
Arrival from New Orleans.
IOre Plracles Of the Alabama.
FROM WASHINGTON.

" IA49NIoNJ NVNs q.
Herald,s special;
A scouting party, in the direction of
Dumfries, report that they met q body Of
rebel cavalry about seven miles from that
place, and were compelled to retreat. They
obtained information that rebel reinforce
ments are constantly arriving at War
renton.
To-day General Halleck, attended by his
staff, visited the 156th New York regiment,
known as the Halleck Infantry, command
ed by Colonel Garrsrd. 1t Is the first visit
Of this character which has been made By
General Halleck since he has been Gener-
al-In-Chief.
The advance which 30 far has taken
place, slowly but surely, into Virginia,
will be accelerated to q rate which will ere
long bring US to the main body of the en-
emy, or at least to where they are supposed
to be.
One of the striking features Of the ad-
vance 80 far has been the almost entire
cessation Of struggling. The rebels them
selves have set rs a good example In the
matter. Hereafter stragglers, officers or
men, plainly convicted Of being such, are,
for the first ofense, to have half Of the
head shaved. A second ofense will incur
q severer penalty, and 1t Is under consid-
Grafton to make death the penalty Of the
third
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-04
FROM NEW YORK.

NRw YORK, Nov. Q.
The steamer Marion, from New Orleans
the Path, Key West the 9th, and Havana
the 29th, arrived this morning.
Vera Cruz dates of the 10Th state most
of the French troops had arrived and gone
to Orizaba.
The gunbOat Santiago was at Havana,
the 29th, coaling.
The Times has the following;
A short time since, Mr.. Carpenter, of
Arymnoy District, Charles county, went
one day into Virginia to persuade his son,
q svOlunteer in the rebel army, to return
home.
While absent his farm negroes, six In
number, attacked his house early one morn
ing with the design Of numbering the
family. The retired. however, at the per-
suaion of a gun aimed at the crowd
from a window by Mrs. Carpenter.
These facts becoming known, the neigh
bors assembled with the intention of hang
ing ell the negroes on the farm, but through
the remonstrances Of their masters they
were finally let of with 80 lashes on the
bare back.
These events occurred within sight Of
our gunboats on the Potomac.
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VESSELS wRFnKRn.

OswEGo, Nov. o.
The schoonerS ontonagon and Farmer
went ashore early this morning q short
distance east of east pier. A terrific gale
was blowing at the time, and continues
unsbated. The ontonagon had a cargo Of
wheat on board, loaded at Toledo, and con-
signed here. Vessels and cargo o total
loss.
The Farmer had no cargo on board, and
is total loss. The crews Of both vessels
were saved.
The schooner Flora Watson, bound from
Toledo for this point with wheat and the
schooner Harriet Ross, bound up with salt,
collided yesterday morning, two miles
from Niagara river. The Watson sunk in
30 feet Of water.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-04

The Rebels Threaten Manassas.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-04

THE SToRH.-Thers was q heavy gale on
the lake last night, and We shall probably
hear of numerous disasters. The sea rolled
in this morning with terrific violence, dash
ing upon the piers with great power. The
soOw Granger, which got aground between
the freight depOts last night, and from which
the crew was saved with considerable diff
Guilty, as related in our MORNINGS issue, was
found humping against the Eastern dock,
having broken loose from her fastenings.
Her boom was broken, and she was otherwise
injured. She has on load of lumber from
Detroit.
vessel name unknown, was seen this
morning about two miles out, riding at an
Shor under bare poles.
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Teacher of Music, Cleveland Female Seminary.

THAT the Knabe Piano Is superior 70 ali Uthsrs
made in this country, for brliancy, tness, and
the fact. - State Journal, Columbus, Ohio
AugIs:R37
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FROnT PHILADRLPHIA.

FHILADELFALAJ NOV. z.
The District Commissioners announce
officially that volunteers from Philadel-
phia number 1851, being !, ,4sl over the
quota required to fill the call for 100000
men. Claims for extra credit beyond that
ascertained by the enrolment assessors
were made by lls precincts. The remain
ing l0l precincts made no claims. The
Commissioners report that no draft will
be needed in Philadelphia, the quota being
filled
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-04

WoRTHnY PRoMoTED.-HOn. R. P. spald-
ding has received the following dispatch:
CoLTNRUs, Nov. ID, 1852.
HoE. R. P. sPALD1z0;
Your brave and gallant boy Zsph was
made Lieutenant Colonel Of his regiment
yesterday. DAVID TOD, Governor.
Colonel zeph 8. spalding was Major of
the 9th Ohio regiment, and won his promo
ton by gallant conduct in the battle of Cor
inth, In which his regiment participated
with much credit. His friends in this city,
and all others who love to see true merit re-
Warded, will rejoice at his promotion.