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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-22
Bg TeIeqtaph.
Afternoon Report.
sohofeld not vet RelieYed-Inter-
,eBting from Richmond.

WAsHiEGFOE; December ia special
70 the Tribune says;
Although no. ofieial order has Jet been
issued, e may be considered settled that
Gen. schofeid viii be relieved within a
day or two at his own request. The order
will probably read: 'sand that ,Geu. Rose
Grams viii succeed him"
A new command will soon be arranged
for Gea Curtis, the President having said
the charges against him in connection With
cotton sPecuia tions are utterly unfounded.
A gentleman who has resided In Rieh-
mond during the past i've years and re-
Gently reached this city, having len Rich
mopd Deeember 4th, furnishes the follow
ing:
The garrison OF the city and forts NUM-
befs about 5000 men, who are principally
employees Of the government. They are
armed with Belgian rides. The fortihea-
tons consist Of several lines Of entreneh-
ments, earth works aud rife pits, beside
some sorts. The forts are spaFely manned.
The number of guns mounted on all the
works quite uncomfortable, compared with
their extent.
At The time our prisoners planned an
escape, the union men Of Richmond were
aware Of the Intended efEoEt, and would
have Joined the prisoners had they sue
ceeded.
From the armory IN Richmond and the
works at Fayetteville, N. Co. about thirty
gnas per week are turned out, All these
guns are rified at the Tredegar sN0rks.--
Their heavy guns have been hooped and
the work OF thus improving thenifis going
on, arrangements being made by which
they hope 70 make 1000 rifies per month.
The principal powder mandatory is az
Augusta, ca. The loss OF the Stacking
ct Fayetteville would proveiFrei
parable ~-=-.-- Is.
EarlyIin the war and until very late
date the drawings OF pT0jee tiIeB adopted BY
our government were received from WASH
-fngton aud in some cases their tnanufaci
ture commenced ID Richmond. even before
they were made here.
our informant says the prices current
under quote eyesything. Flour quoted at
SO per Dbl. actually sells At Sl2P ana
other things In proportion.
The arrival Of French corvette for the
purpose or, attending to the removal Of the
French tobacco had crested considerable
feeling among the merchants and people,
and loud objections are made 70 its being
given up unless the Preach would raise the
blockade. i4sttst
All hopes Of foreign intervention have
died ont. The refusal 81 England 70 allow
rams 70 sail excited much indignation, IN.
asmueh as the rebel authorities had seat
gold il advance to pay for them.
South Carolina was openly denounced
In the Streets with deyo9t wishes that the
State might be sunk,
The people ore very anxious for An eE-
change Of prisoners, aud thought cessation
was the plan adopted by our government
70 prevent them from reflling their army.
A systematic, starvation % our men is
spoken Of as being the policy TO compel ne
70 resume exchanges.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-22
Residence Destroyed-The Louis.
vile and Nashville Railroad

T1reaIamG0. -....l.
oIrcrsaAT,, Dec. 2l.-The CommeteIal's
dispatch, dated Louisville, Dee. ~, says:
The residence Of VIM. III. Walker p,as'
destroyed by Ere. The losssNA5 $40. oq0i
partly insured s.--f Il
Reports prevail that force Of eight
hundred gneTrillas are preparing 70 move
Through R0un0 oal,if0r raid In the ha6t-
era portion Of the State.
The rebels ara concentrating for the
purpose Of making q raid on heLOuisVills
and Nashville Railroad. Our forces are
prepared for them. u .Et5ESz
A considerable number Of greenbaeks
were found to-day. The party attempt-
ing TO circulate them was arrested.
Col. Gallup, Commander Of the Eastern
District OF kentuckyS recently captured 30
The seth Reutucky regiment attacked
and routed the guerrillas at Pound Gap.
"A number Of prisoners, arms and horses
we're captureds ~
The Commercials Nashville dispatch Of
the 18th has adviees from Knoxville which
represent everything as quiet in that Idt.
Lopgstreet has fallen back for the pnr-
pose Of Wintering in the Watauga Valley,
or with the view Of moving into North
Carolina.
The railroad Is in. operation south Of
Knoxville 70 London. The river Is open
70 navigation from London 70 Chattanooga.
Gen. Foster has established his head.
quarters Is Knoxyille,
The grounds fora Omitted States Gem
eteEy have been selected, and Q national
monument will be erected All the killed
And those who have. died In the hospitals
are being dlsinteFFed and placed In the
ICemetery, a,-9.s.s7
There fWRs nothing new IN military ht-
fairs at Chattanooga.
In the Kentucky Legislature on The 18th,
| q bill passed both houses 70 enablei the
Southern Bank Of Kentucky 20 wind up
iss AFFAIRS. E..laE q.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-22
aaerriIlas 81 Voc Tenneasee.

QAiRo, December 2I.-The steamer Sui
tana, from Vieksburg, arrived last night
with thirty bales Of cotton sor Cairo
Memphis papers Of the 18th report row
ing bands Of gaefrillas sWaFming in West
Tennessee, plundering aud maItFeating the
citiEens. Richardson has resumed opera
items In his old hannts. he commands
eonssripting without reference % age.
Forrest e AZ jackson, Tenn, with q
force reported 6, 900 strong, probably much
Another gang, under Maury, u operating
near the Union Department. Among 9TH
ers eonseripted e b. d. PFiddy, formerly
editor Of the Memphis Argus
The Memphis cotton market is staRnant.
Good middling u /; middling fair q.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-22
LOnestrsef Reported killed and hi
Forces Surrounded.

Z otACtsNATI, December 2l.-The great
Sanitary Fair will be inangurated %. day.
Gen. Grant arrived AZ Nashville on Sat
ueday.
4 special to the Commetcial, dated
Cumberland Gap, Dec, 18th, says: eis
I.ougstseet divided hisarmy On Monday
one part making IN attack on Beat's Star
ton aud the other at Relly's Ford, the
design being 70 cut on Shaekleford and
Poster. The movement Of Gen. FeFFier
frustrated the plan. ss5 .ss q -,
Heavy firing was heard yesterday be-
tween Tazeweil and Ciineh river. Long,
street is reported killed aud his forces
surrounded. ~ 80
a disEnteh 70 the gomnaereiAl dated
Loudon, KY, Dec. 10th, ssyss
Gen. Shackleford aud staH have arrived
here, en- route home They left Blalnis
Cross Roads on he 16th The battle at
b Station % The 18th commeneed at
r 0'clock, and lasted I'LL dark, Shaetle-
ford h5lding bis grolnd till that time,
when be Withdrew. Our loss was from
100 70 200 killed aud wounded. -
8 Our forces were cquceutfdtfng d Biainss
Gross Roads when General Shaeklefofd
Jet. = A. SO sss aSsi9 80 s.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-22
Lee Reeeiying Reinforeementl

iPHILADELPHIA, Dec zl.- "a later frSm
BeaItop Station, Va tOsths philadelphia
Ehddifer. saws: s93' {, - ~ snitea ~
= IhaRe heardarapOFt, shid 70 be br1ugh
fusby 6ontfaband, who reeently LEFT G0r-
dousFille aDd succeeded - escaping 70
our lines that q day or Two before he lhlts
. Louisiana regiment, aud also the JET.
Davis legion had arrived there, and that
the rebel authoritfes are sending % Gen
Lee al the tFoops they can collect from
various points, With the intention Of ma
king AZ attack on che army ofthe Potomac.
The PhilAcel lia Ameriean 81 this, NOR
nfng Say Tie Ram Atlanta has .beeni refit-
ted and put n tordeE, and e likelyto Be
only less formtdAble than the If01sldes.
The talk &c The Navy Yard q that sic viii
70 70 Charlesl0ns The Atlanta isl more
like The Ifonsides than aay q tie Non
~. L
~ f.
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16-TaR danger from 5fiFe ,inereases I


1@FaHY danger from Ere increases as,
the cold weather comes. An ounce Of
timely precaution is worth pound Of cure
--or words 70 that effect, as the saying
goes. An investigation into the causes of
theinnmetous eonaagrations shows show
great matter aylittle FIRE kindleth,. aud
should be Eieient warning against care.
lsssness. A shoyelfull Of ashes 10 4 wood
en- vessel, a foul chimney, broken stove,
OF few matches left exposed may DO the
means of the destruetio Of albniIdine or a.
block. 10 these days, when roaring Gre
in the CRATE 10 . comfort, it would beck
ceedingly disagreeable TO stand in the street
in Che middle Of the night d aisaaPlls, to-
see your domicil aud hou sehold goods con.
verified into ashes.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-22

RGBRANDING a DEsRnrRR.-Y esterday
afternoon at the Atheneum the letter D
was branded upon the left hip of Marshall
Mnrks, a deserter from Company D, q.
West Virginia Infsntry. Marks is quite Fl
youth and appears to be In bad health.1
He is native Of Western Virginia, aud at
the time of the Jones raid he was! at home
on furlough. His parents are rebels, and
he asserts that through their Influence he
was induced to join Jones' command AID
go off to Dixie. Only a few days afterwards
he was captured by the Federal forces,
tried by court martials sentenced to be
branded on the left hip, to forfeit all payl
and allowance aud be kept In military
confinement during histermsof enlistment
There: was barely o psrceptible tremor in
Marks' frame when the hot brand touched
his skin, but after that he did not move
muscle. =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-22

DarTHE BAIL AID cHA1s.9Tle desseer-
tiers now.in the Athaneum sentenced TO
hard labor during their term Of enlistment,
were formed into a wheel barrow line yes
terday, and employed in conveying pro-
visions from the Government store rooms
to Abe prison. To the right leg of each
gprisoner was attached a heavy ball and
chain. 1t isa most humtliatipg thing to
wear this ornament, aud the scene affords
q forcibIe warning to desertera. -.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-22


HB MAN K1L1Rp ON THR CENTRAL OHIO!
The GAINESVILLE Courier says that the body
of man was discovered on the Central
Ohio Railroad track, at the foot of Under!
wood street, about ten o'clock on Friday
evening, in a horribly mutilatsd condition:
1t was brought TO the Watch House bot Il
was not known who it was, until next
morning, when an Acquaintance recognized
it to be the remains of Mr.. Joseph Metcalf,
who resided with his wife on, Orchard
street. His LEFT arm was cut otf, ). left thigh
mashed to jelly. hisright foot cut OF, and
his face was cut and bruised in every pat
of his body. II was thought he was under
the influence ofliquor, butt is not knewp
and probably never will be, precisely, how
the accident occurred. he was found be-
fore. the Western bound express train was
due, aud it is thought he was killed by the
six o'clock train bound East. He-.was
about thirty years of age.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-22

1B-DBATH OF a. soIpIRR.-Lieutenant
Jos. N. Pierpoint, of Company !, eth West
Virginia Infantry, % nephew Of Governor
Pierpoiut,) died at Fatrmout on Frfday.last
of premature diabetus.s The deceased was
only twenty years of age, aud was a very
promising young officer. He contracted q
diarrhoea while on duty with his company
at Bulltown, and when partially recovered
he took relapse and death resulted ss
above stated,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-22

WAsHHGTos, December 2l.-The Navy
Department has received q dispatch from
Admiral Lee, dated yesterday, saying thai
there is no truth IN the FlmOFed de8tFuc-
ton ofthe gunboat Daylight by rebel bat
teries near Wilmington. She isat Beaufort.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-22

TIE Speaker laid before the HOuse q
letter addressed 70 the President, FROM the
Freedman's Aid Society OF Boston, New
York aud Cincinnati. Referred 20 the
COMMITTEES on Euaanfepa
A message was received ffom the PEST.
dent, inf0fmi1g the House thar be had sp-
proved and signed the joint resolution u
thanks 70 Gen. Grant and The armies undeE
him, and favored q medal, &c. ~
sME. Underwood Of KY, HAD bis vote re-
corded In the Affirmative on Green Clay
Smiths resOtntt6n, which was adopted
last FEIday, ........s.. =. :. -.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-22
ra-THE snKNa OF TnE sTRAnsR Pa1nA

f8eTHE SINKING OF THE STEAMER PR1NA
DoSSA.-We were mistaken in relation to
the depth of water in which the Prtma
Donna was sunk at oaptina. She Is lying
on her side near the shore, one of her
guards being almost entirely out of the
water. A considerable portion of The
freight had been rolled ashore and win be
saved. An adjuster will be appointed TO
make what the law describes as general
average. SO that all hands may sustain
an equal portion of the loss, which will not
exceed including the damage to the boat,
seventy.fye:thousand dollars. Nearly all
the freight consigned to this port was in
sused. 1t is thought the sunken fiat in
the channel at Gaptina went down on
Wednesday night Thesteamer Eagle, on
hsrup trip on Thursday, ran upon the oh |
struction aud received severe shock. Her
officers informed all the boats they met OF
the fact of the sinking of the coal
boat, but unfortunately had no chance
of informing the officers of the Prima
Donna.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-22
Last Nights Report.
CONGRESSIONAL ,aez

MAanrnaron. DECEMBER q.

r r.
sNr. Dixon introduced various petitions,
praying for The amendment OF the ENROLL
ment act, so that ministers OF the Gospel
may be REGARDED as non e0mhatants, aud
be employed Ia the service as Ghaplains.
Mr.. Harlan presented = petition Of cit
liens Of Iowa praying for the total abol-
ishment Of slavery. 5..a5s.1
Mr.. Wilson gave notice Of q bill 70 make
it illegal for any member Of Congress 90
act as counsel in any case IN which the pt
s. e interested.
Mr.. Morgan submitted Joint FosOlh-
ton calling upon the Secretary 90 War
for the names Of all officers aud men who
have deserted or Tesigpeds between the lst
q DeeembeE, 1860, and December 1865,
III. Foote offered similar FesoIatibu
relative % the Navy.
The pending question being on the post.
ponement Of the resolution Of Sir. Samhsrs
enbodying a1ProPpsed rule ~ ths Senate,
Nj. Bayard continued his discussion, aud
favored pOstpODement OF action.
Mr.. Simmer said &c was diifGtllt % te-
sfst the application urged with 81 much
pertinRcity by the gentleman from Deia-
ware, yet that gentleman e1ioYed the most
ample opportunity OF e6nsfderfng Il, and Il
vas due the Senator thai Il should be sdp-
piled without delays and before The holt.
days. He shOuld deem L his dnty 10
press &c toayote. s.fs
The morning hour having expired, on
motion % Mr.. Wilson the bill for increased
bounty and pay Of yoluhteers was taken
up.
The Committees amendment allowfag
soldiers 70 re.enIist ID other branches q
the service coming frst uudeE c0asldeEas
tiOn, the amendment was agreed %.
Mr.. Wilson explained IN October last,
when it was found the draft for 800 b00
men was inefieient to.meet the wantsol
the War Department. bounty Of 500
70 veterans aud $500 70 OtheFG0Hered, hnd
pledge thus mades nine millfOus had theI
been received from Communication; this Va.
now augmented 70 twelve milli0ds. -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-22

D6rTHE Coal QuEsrIos-Mr. John
Nolan owns coal lands contiguous to the
coal lands! owned by the city in the hill
east of the town. "A week or so ago a
survey discovered the fact that the city
authorities had been fora long time teH-
croaching upon Mr.. Nolan's lands, and had
approached within a few feet ofihe water
basin. Had the fact not been dlscoVeFedt
few more days would have suficeq TO
have tapped the basin, aud allat cham7
bers would have been filed with water
A special meeting of the City cohhcils
was called q few evenings since 70 take
some action in the premises. "A committee
was appointed to examine and report upon
the subject. we.anderstand that the city
.caal ID The hill Is nearly lexhaustedds
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-22
The Rebel. Report "a Ironsidea
Abandoned.

Fon4Rtss MosadE December al.-aich.
mond papers Of the lsth contain the fol-
lowing sssfs7 & .ss5 :, z
Charisston, Deeember lss-sThs Iro1sidss
and three monitors while attemptfnR 70
pass ohstFuctionsi became entaiRied, The
ItDnsidH85Wtil probably have % be a1an=
doned Tgoiof che monitors are also badly
disabled szs3i steatf1 hss 81 ii.s = 49,
Il fizsssi ~. lilf -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-22

18-DR. B. C4PEuARr, Surgeon LET Va
Cavalry, arrived in the city yesterday, ne
is the only officer rmaining in the service
of all the Field and Staff officers Of his Reg
iment who took the field. The regiment
has returned to West Virginia to re enlist
as veterans. They are 10 camp at New
Greek Station B. & O. R. r. Themsn will
be re.enllsted. paid of and receive fur
Tough of thirty days, as soon as the enlist.
ment papers, SCI, can be completed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-22

BG-sKAr1NG.-The frozen bosom Of
Wheeling Creek now affords most excel
lent skating. The surface is as smooth as
glass, and the boys and children Of, larger
growth fond of the exhilarating exerciselef
skating are enjoying themselves 70 the
fullest extent. Some Of the skaters went
pyesterdsy. MS far as Steeprod's bridge,
making very quick time: : : = = .
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-22

II. D., PhyfieiaR Extraordinary. 70 Hs
& Queen.
This invaluable medlclnes Is uafalltng In the cure
Of All those painful aud dangerous diseases TO which
female constitution Is subject. It moderateS III
excess and removes All obstruetIonSs and speedy
cure may DO relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
It Is peculiarly suited. It viii, in short time,
bring On the monthly psFiea With regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Govern
ment Stamp Of Great Britain prevent eounterfelts.
CAUTION.
the FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, as they
are sure 20 bring on MIScaTiagei but at any other
time they are sac,
In all cases ofnervous and Spinal Affections Pains
In the Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight sxeFtlou,
palpItati6n OF the Heart, Mysteries and whites,
these pills will effect a cure when an other means
have failsd aud Alth6as 81 q powerful remedy do
not contain iropt calpmel santimony, or anything
hurtfnl 70 the constitution. I4ssqs1
Full directions in the pamphlet around each pack
age, which should be carefully pro6erved.sg z
Sole agent for the Unttod States aud CAnAdA9,i
~ W 4 JOB rs - cOrtiandt 81 Y.
n. B.-S1.o0and siK postage stamps, enclosed to
any authorized agent viii insure bottle containing
MY Pills by return mail 80 = Z Ilssll.l y
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This q the most delightful aud extraordinary ar
tlols ever discovered. Il changes the sun burnt
face and hands 70 pearly satin texture OF rayshIng
beauty; lmpaFttng Tho marble purity Of youth, and
the dialogue appearance % inviting in the city
belle Of fashion, II removes tan, reckles, plmples
and roughneSs from the akin leaving tie complexion
freah. transparent and smooth. II contains no ma.
tsral iajariout to the skIn Patronsedby Actresses
and ope,a Singers. II y Whist every lady should
have. Sold everywhere.
DEMAS 8. BARNES q co.
General Agents,
sepl em 2o2 BROADWAY, N; Z.
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no COmpOSitOrS.

Two good COMPOSlTORSc can find en-
pIOyment by applying at this office imme-
diately.
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oHaFTANooeA, DeesmberaI.@TWo boafs
ffoia Btia pert arrived last night loaded
ing enrolled nth q view 1T covering @ D
Great fmptoseine1lss have been uisile
hefs "a he p01sfoflliee 81 tiis new p6iiIias-
Ter, Hood and mail agent I. r Gone
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EagghEls 0Id Home BitsI!
THE PRIDE or VIRGINIA.

=.
necessary article this warn weather. That'e
what's the natter You want . bottle. ga
Don't 90 about complaining Of being % weak and
feeling % exhauated 81 the weather. You can be
rilissedv very Saaly.by ualng 2 81 /! ( ilss.
Laughlinss Old Home Bitters,
aTHE PRIDEs oFEY1ReIEIA. -
No use going % The Springs aud spending sorhany
6f those .gfeenbachsa You wiz eat better and 81
course issi better, ana look
lhetteEs ~ qalng ii8ass afai M Z, sEsu 49,
Laughlin's old Home BittersSe
TIE PRIDE or VIRGINIA.
3 These BittenAre agreeable 70 the taste, ID mild
operation, the most delicate using them with inpu.
nity speedy In aetion and ttating The seat Of
ldlssase, they impart new health and Hsor 10 the
systeln zhs ezqufiite favor, tie dslisats aEomA
and pleasant tastS Of this renders itpe
cuiariy acceptable even 70 the fayered and lahguid
fpitIefnt. sos Prepared only by
LAu9HGIN6 &BuaHk1kLp.
Jpi2 Wholesale aggiltss wheeling.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-22

f kay-FaAsK LssIil's LkDy's MAGAZINE
for January, with rich colored engrsyings,.
aud full pattern of the ImpstAtniee PaletOt,
now ready. Price 90 cents or $500 a
year. Address, W. P! McKslvey, Wheeling.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-22

hN=TnR band of rebels that lately made
q laid ON. the! Kanawha, are said TO belong
tbJsnkf, rs brigade and have been co3ope=
fat;nrw;,k Longstreet. The force is Yari-
tIon of.bsm 4. .aeked 90. g, lsth Virginia,
n c.mn 81 H6tFft .ane Bridge, andlwere held
.,shss nn,;, .a;s,,t,. all.iwhen Co d quietly
w,,SS,a1 ,yitf t6s \ oss of tWom killed /.
On Monday night the 9 oen1y were g rep lGF'sa
as camped near Fsazta 2 boltom, ;aooSs
Bpaalol On The 5Kaaarha. Steamers % and
from Charleston hare Passet unmolssted
within a few days! 6as deere is htls Doubt
,hatitbes sorcssis .ongths aoath side OF the.
river! wE;eh they canpot easilyi eFsss, on
account ef. The high water.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-22

pBFANcy PockEr DrAnrRs at r. G
GtAyes' Book and News Depot.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-22

,wAsHEGToz. December IA special
20 The Post Says
Congress viii adjourn ~ the middle Of
thezWeek for the holidays, aud the dFait
viii be postponed twenty days. -
Tie Russian Meet Leaves Tor Fortress
M0nroe dnring che present week, BE.
Lincoln viii visit the Admiral On bis Tag
chip On Tuesday OF "Wednesday.
The House Military Commute VIII not
eonsider the $500 eommaiati0d until
amer The holidays.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-22

ISg3Fqt o4tistaass {! II & II P4rt.
ridges Gallery. He has the largest and
best assortment Of Albums in Wheeling =
Also all kinds OF fancy Pictures, H.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-22

NEw YoRK, December MA terrible
explosion Of steam boilers occurred IN the
whisky distiIeEy Of George Moore this
morning. One Of lie boilers was thFown
forty feet. The engineer vas fatally
wounded. 8. .s.ss.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-22

; aSrTHE supFRR for the hePsht q the
German Evangelical LutheEan ehpren,
which is to ha held ~ ashfa Tea Hall.
Dec. 25th, promises 70 besons Of the most
elegant affairs of the season he ladl ssst
arc exsrting themseiy ii anpF eedsnted
industry 70 have ii supplied igith' an tne
delicaeies aud varieties approP iGte 20 the
season, and ii is 10 be hoped that then
efforts will be rewarded and thetrs enpa ~
undertaking De petFoniz ed by e
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WAsHrNsFox, December 2I.-Fhe Geg=
doc Of Z 1plof 10 rascae- therebel priso1ers
ht PsInt EsokOut. under charge % Gthi
aIGTsl5l, 81 she =. 81 brtstde ~
IG e said, hoWeveF, thar The Trlzo1eEs
DENY an Knowledge Of the 81 ~ and many
Of chem who are very e0liidttttlg qQefs
tered would not join IN An iuslsIeciiQ1s
even Il an armed foFes q rebels made their
appearance. st..i - 80. -
Precautionary measures however, .l-itye
been TAKEN 10 the Point, aud u auY such
attempt MAS undertakes, the attacking
party would surely receive a-WaFm recep-
uOps ~