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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-12
House of Deleeates.
Fanny, peeember II, 1863.

Prayer by Rev. Thomas Copley, member
from Wayne. .5.=.ti at tsa4
The House being informed that the en-
rolling had been completed, but that the
committee to examine the same would not
beiprepared to report till after dinner, took
airecess till two o'clock. s.is.s ~. q ,ess
2o'cLocR Pm.
Mr.. DAWSON submitted the first report
of the Committee on Enrolled bills.
Ira Resolutions were offered and adopted as
follows: - etts
By Mr.. Dawson, rendering the thanks of
the House TO the Sergeant-at.A Arms, Jani-
tor, Door-keeper and pages for the prompt
and efficient discharge of their duties.
By Mr.. Gof, directing the Auditor to
pay the Sergeant alarms $50 for expense
of distributing the acts! Iii0s I0
BY Mr.. Lamb, directing the Sergeant. at.
Arms to have the halls of he,houses and
the committee rooms put in order for the
next Legislature. I'll i9
BY Mr.. Lamb, rendering to the Speaker
thanks for the ability courtesy and Impair
TALLY with which he had presided over.
the deliberations of the House. ~,
By Mr.. Crawford, resolution compile
mentary to the Clerk. .5a ,l.s5
By Mr.. Lamb, rendering the sincere and
grateful Acknowledgements of the House
to the Ministers of the Gospel who had
opened the sessions ofsthe House with
prayer. -
While the Speaker was engaged signing
the enrolment of the acts, the House
amused itself by Offering aud discussing
humorous resolutions; and when the sign
ing In both branches had been completed,
Messrs. Lamb and Barns were directed to,
appriSe the Senate of the readiness of the.
House 70 ad lonrnal .ssse75 s.cis 81 u
l A returning message by Mr.. Maxwell
Apnonnoed,a similsF adtnsss OF; the part.
of the Senate. :, 4
Me-. LAMB then offered the motion for the
adjournment without delay, aud it was
carried. ~. -
Before announcing the. House dissolved,
the Speaker said
ar ss,sREAEsR'ssFAREWEL L ADDREsS.I,a 55
Before / deetdfe the House ad;onrnsd..
gentlemen will bear with me while / sub.
init a very few words /:
When assumed, gentlemen, the duties
OF the station that youlassigned to me, I.
did not Tor moment suppose that would
not commit errors perhaps very many
but 4ssqte you, gentlemen, that i have
exertedlmy best skin aud judgment to dis.
charge the duties deyolFed upon me BY the
House in every particular; and II / have in
any way in the progress of the business
before US, given Silence to- of isodndsdifhe
feelings OF single member, I beg you,
gentlemen, 70 believe me when / say that
NO such seuttmen place in my breast.
We haselhad, gentlemen, a long session;
Our session has been protractei; but i'll
was necessary that II should be so. The
laws that have been enaetelsby this IeFis.
letere were comparatively new to the most
lot us-meashres necessary to carry ont
the provisions ofitheS Oonstitution tIrti5TJ
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FOR SALE.

O0AL LAND AND ROLLING MIL SIZE sita.
" ated below BeuWood on the ohio river, eOltain-
ing twenty aGTU8 river bottom, twenty acres q hlI
and 1TtytE0 acres ofo0al; thel1tter sundstlFbed.
Anopo1l1g can be made % run oQ1lOn 8l1 % tlo
baltimore and Ohio Railroad (Which passes through
the eenterO q the paee1 OF % the river. There e
also good fahdfngat tie river ff1lts me lEl1 b
fine best quality l5e cultivation. F0r terms, ote-s
apply % DIR. j. A. uIIIDllllEEI,
nGH25.2W 4th 81 OpposIta ne ColEt Holse.
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FOR SALE.

- DESIRABLE RIAL BsEAFE, sftuatod %
II Market street, Centre WhAalIne: two lets
between First and Second Second streets. UpoD
Glid property there are six good dwelling houses
(and ali occupied. WIN Be sold together, or IN
EaFts 70 suit purchasers. 10 any one purelazinEs
this property WOuld prove . paying investment.
HANNIBAL FORBES, ESQ.
doc3.2W I99l< EqaEth street.
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Der OF any House of Delegates that has.
manifested SO much courtesy and Kindness,
not only TO the Chair, but by each indiVid-
'ual member to the others.
8For the sarduous lab6rs that have been
perforneti yon deserve the good opinion OF.
lie people of the State; and have no
doubt, gentlemen, that you viii receive Q.
hearty appreciation from your consult
ents, perhaps saving a carping politician
and Venal press.
In saying few last words to you. gen-
tlemen, am oppressed ms i would be ~ ~
parting from those ofmy own household.
hope that you will return in safety 10 70
your homes, and that you will ind your
families enjoying health aud peace, And
maysws not all hope that this causeless
and unnatural rebellion will soon be sub
dued, aud that we will be again an united,
a happy and prosperous people.
/ bid You, gentlemen, individually, an
affectionate farewell.
declare this House adjourned sine die
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IRIS not often that we come in contact
with an article that we feel justified in
recommending to our numerous readers,
bnt.the article of Family Dye oOlors, man
tufactured by Howe & Stevens, advertised
in this days paper. we feel we can heartily
commend to all who may have use for dyes
of.anyj colors. For sale by all druggists.
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Beefl Beef


the United States serving In the, Second Division
Department Of West Virginia, and now stationed at
Springfield, Petersburg, New Creek Grafton Clarks-
burg, and Parksrsburg, West Va, and Cumberland,
Nd, a. follows, viz: s3t
For (aye) months or such less time as the Com.
missRry General may direct, and subject 70 his Rp
provaI, commencing on the LIST day ofJanuary, 1854
Said Bs9f DO Of stesrs (pot Balls stogR Heifers
or Cowsl four years old and over to weigh net each
at least 500 1--we hundF6dl pounds.
The Beef 10 BIO sound and wholesome, with neelS,
shanks and kidney tallow excludedl In equal pro-
portions Of fore and hind quarters aud TO bein sneh
quanti.tes, (usu3Iy three tisaes per week as may
Division.
The Cgntractor will be required to keep an agent
with sufficient supply Of Beef Cattle, constantly
within supplying distance Of the troops. yas n
bond In the penalty Of "a, COO twenty thousandl
dollars will be required, with two good surettes,
whose individual responsibilities for the above
must be shown by the official certificate Of the Clerk
Of the nearest Court Of Record or ofSthe United
States District Attorney.
Proposals from q firm must specify the names and
residences ofal persous competing it, aud each pro-
Of the parties or party; also by certificate Of the
responsibility above referred to; also by written
@ tbe We ~
for which forms will be furniGhed application by
mail telegraph, 0rfn person, all u which should be
enyeloped, sealed and endorsed proposals for
Fresh Beef" and directed to tie undersigned at
Cumberland, Nd.
The Government reserves to Itself the right to
reject any or all bids considered Unreasonable.
Payments TO DO made In Treasury Notes or such
other Government Funds as MAJ be ON hand; II
none ON hand TO be made as soonas received,
The bid, oath of allegiance, certificate Of responsi-
bility, and guarantee, must all b in duplicate.
All bids mot complying strictly with this adyer-
'' :. "'1' y 'S's''s WIN. Il HosAcK,
Captain and O. 8. Vols
deeOl2.td Chief O. 8. Dept. West Virginia,
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VaIuabIe Real Estate for Sale.

II 0EFER FOR SALE, at very low prices and %
u the mast liberal terms. the desirable dwelling
taohed theTteOI in 0laEksbuFE, West YiFgfnil.
/ Also, my farm, within ono.lalf mile 81 MD town.
On TN n W. Va. Railroad, containing about 100
coal land and the whole can Be cultivated, the priB
oipll part (which h now fn good stato Of Cuitt
i VIM aIo soil my Hands IN the eounties Of HaEEi-
hu, 6tlmeTs DoddTtdges Lewis, Barbour al1 TayloT.
ldecs-2Ws ,, pksRAkp.
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Sale Of Trust Property.

NOFTOR q hereby gIVon, that On tho Inn day Of
IN December, 1865, between the hours a ten
O'Clock A. H., and four O'clock, p. II, at the lgo1t
door Of the Court House % Ohio county, West Viz
ginll, IN the city Of Wheeling VIII sen a p1bhe
auction, 20 the highest aud best bidder t1FUos the
following real estate that g b sly, lots numbered
tWonty-Ole le1l and twenty 'tWO i23l IN the INN
Ward % TIE city % tlleellJ ~ virtue % . aeea g
trust made b John Gil and tionFEo Hartman %
u. II. RitlhuEh, recorded IN doed book 3, page
as, and by virtue % order o. the Ctreuit COut
OtsAid county substituting ne N the place o. the
said Hit8hugl, the std GIN and Hartman having
given their consent 20 the sid sale, In writing.
Terms Of sal8s-On e-fouFth q the purchase
money IN hand the remainder in two equal ANIMAL
fnstalments with tnt rest from the day Of saoS 20
20 seGuTef 81 the puErlllloT6 note and doed o.
THEODORE n. GORRELL,
nOV10stB Trustee.
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Fourth Page.

Interesting reading matter will be found
on the fourth page of this paper.
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The Now Book Or BOYS isiaIOv Rsady. =
THE E !. e. ;ISI5l y BOY

Became Co1n16land e1Tin- Claiefs;i
a HptTEp By VIZ, MI te4 ~ - J
Gup erbIy ulustrated Bound Ia extra cloth, bright
eoIors With an elegant fun gilt aGk PGlee 81
ono On tile principal Aims0f this book IL 70 4nenl.
cate Through the uediam Of story % great Inter-
est loyal, NOBLE and patriotic spirit OF the youth
Of cur e SsS BY mali ON receipts
~ m ~ IN 80 = - Jos. GRAVES, II
dSell :, - No. 30 Monroe GtIg0t4
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sST EFT PARENTS teach their boys patriot
4 ism, willis they hf6 yet boy8s and We silaA
have pattqn made up q pqPls ana qPq
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-12

God guard our nag. and keep each star : -,
Each stripe as bright as new they WANes =
REiII make L lead our ranks In war, Y
SflIl float above each patriotic graYA 9sal
Death 10 the traitor that would dare
10 trail Il through tho dust OF Shames y q
All honest hearts It's lot will share ~ u
And follow It to Death or Fame. ioiyi !.
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Notice to Paymasl ers and others

NN or about the Esd OF November last, I enclosed
" in letter acertiheate issued by 3. b. french,
andet McNeely, father and heir-at-law of r. Me-
Nicely, deceased, late private in Capt. oassady's
company 81 OF the Sth regiment ofViTginiA vOIun,'
Wheeling. West Virginia, directed to the said Alex
ander MeNesy, ut Ctarksburg, West Virginia, which
he Informs has not been received at that place.
No other person than myself the original payee
has right 70 collect the same, hence give this
Twin pay Is for the return efthe certificate 70 me-
GRKENBuRY SLACK,
sdee1:Sts KanaVha Court House. W. ".
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WANTIED,

A the Machine Shops Of B. q o. r. R., goot
IA Timer. To sober and Industrious nan,
permanent job and good wages will be given. ont
that can work In Copper preferred. Enquire ct thu
ONCE Of Machine Shops, B. q D. r. r. dee11-3t'
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Personal.

Personal.
DERECoA FRANoLs GRABILL, is notified that
Ii her brother VIM. Grabill, who has just arrived
from Indiana i5 in the city aud desires TO sec her.
She will please leave her address At the Inteligeneer
ONCE, as he does not know where to Mud her.
ANY person knowing her residonce will pleasee
leave Il ut the IntellIgeneer ofHeH. deei0 SEE
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
IOsT---$5 REWARD.

}fITRAYRD away nom her kennel on the % o.
~ Deeembe white settsr Slut, marked WIN
yellow al ears side andrump; had on when ene KY
4 chaini collar. Any person leaving hef " tne
MeLURH HOUSE will feceiye, the ab0YefeHIe'
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Public Sale.
SIS, no $50 PER MONTH.

a HE LITTLE GIANT SEWING MACHINE con-
RANY want an Agent IN e1eh County % solicit
orders for their neB eI5 Machine, With gnages
screW driver and extra neodl0s We win pay Q HD-
erat sliagy aud expenses o. give llEo
fgE plTtlcullr.s termss cts enclqle q gtalDs aud
address Is PAGE, Toledo, q.
LnaIa.aImHaa GealAg.ltferll @ unlIed slaie..
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Mem publications.
OXIDE TO HEALTH.

A GUIDE TO HEALTH
Y THE NEW GYMsAslICs for MEN, WOVEN AID
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9eales, Sc.

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Now Rssdy.l

Nov Rssdyl
NO III.-BULL RUN-BALBS BLUFF.
DEPARTMENT OF THE wRsr-TRKaoSr.
CsssnD. the report Of the Joint chmitte. the Con-
et II the War relating the battles OF Bull Run and BaP'
BluK and Of Department Of tine West under command
Major Genera Fremont Price cents; 81 per 1905 SIS
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Ne. u-GEN BUFFERS LATE GREAT SPEECH.
Nov Resdy.l
TIE Crest Speech Ne. Gen. = Buer a; the Academy
q Music Apnl2. 1884 Price certsi 81 Per 100 SIS
ps 200. Ii sent by mail each, in addition, viii
b changed prepay postage, when tsea'S or under are or
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1--WE TRIBUNE WAR TRACTS.
No. 1.-The CONDUCT OF THE WAR.
Nov Ready.

The Report Of the joint Committee Of Congress on the
Saet Of tho War respec ing the management and oper
lions the Army of Potomac while commanded by Gen
hoClsnan is Issued by Nv in pamphe, OF thrty'two
p>,G Price 5 eenui So so per 100 $50 per ], 600
by mail ole cent addition will be charged to prepay
ps,Sge.
1.O con aims Lord LyOnss letter TO Earl Russell Evn
" account Of bis emaksbe conferences with the Conserve
kts leaders"
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T1HE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR APRIL q

THE NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
wssk contain. the following;
I..LRADING ARTICLES: Esrl Rus.Ts Opinion
Pisnting in Dixie: The Negro luAuI; TIE War
10 Poland; lie, tue dSers Vot.i Greece and The
Eastern Question; Failure to Compromise The
War News; Solving the Problem; Eoglish Nea-
irslity; viet.oursj Wisconsin. MeIicoi The
Soldiers Bill Passed; EoitonsI PSrsgI apis.
n..WAR NEWS SUMMARY
M. GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY.
W..NEWYoRK LEGISLATURE.
Y..PRoM WASHINGTON; Special Dispatches to
the n. TdoGne.
yI..THE ARHING OF NEGRoEs: Speech ofAdju
tant-Genetsl Thomas at lake PTovidence, La
The Presdenps Policy UnslIered
m..AN ADDRESS BY JEFF DAVIS; He 4. Proud s,
Army Larger aud Better t1an Ever; Snort CT p
and shOr, Common, in ne = Confsdersey Corn
Urgent Request for Larger supply Of Meat
spoeosto's Denounced
vIn..THe DRUMMER BOY OF THE RAPPA-
HAMMOCK.
u..FRoM NEw-oRLEANs; Correspondents Of
Toe N. Y. Tribune.
X..FROM EUROPE.
N..PoETRY: The Fat That God Hath Chosen.
Ill. THE WAR IN TIE SOUTHWEST.
xIl..TGE AFRICAN REGIMENTS: Correspondents.
OF This N. Y Tribune
XIV, MOVEMENTS OF ADMIRAL FARRAGUT:
Passage OF toe Wsrenton Battery; Destruction
q the k.bsi hs@ viss,ouIsi The lndisnol. also
Grand Calf; Arrival a. The Mouth Of the Rcd
o
l0o00 SAGA, OF Com Arrival within Five Mile.
81 POrs Hudson.
Xy..LATER FROM NEW-ORLEASs: A Urion
Safe Convention Called; An Important Union
Emancipation Movement; Great Fife at Baton
Rougei General B.nks's Army Bound for Red
River Co% 1 n i0R with Adnirs fsIasui
CouespOndeDcs Of The ~ Y. Tribune.
EVIFROM HAVANA: Wild Rumot from Mexico
senoins thsir Provision. from We're Cruz sck 70
Trsno. Tn. Revolution In 81 DomingOj Lit Of
ConsspOndsDce u The N. Y. Tribune.
xvi. SPRING MODES
KylH..LARL RUSSELL ON THE SEIZURE OF
BRITISH VESSELS.
xlx..NEw PUBLICATIONS.
Ix..FOREiGN GOSSIP.
xu..AMERICAN INSTITUTE FARMERS CLUB
xxi. AGRICULTURAL ITEMS.
XIII. MARCH WEATHER AND SPRING PLANT
mo IN ENGLAND.
xxlv..D0MEsTlC ECONOMY: EIesrpis Of Thing,
Useful IL all Households.
XXv..SEEKING MAY FLOWERS
xxvI..wAR ITEMS.
XVII. CITY NEWS
xviii. LATE SOUTHERN NEWS
Xxx Personal
XIX. POLITICAL.
XXI MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
XXI. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
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Gouses ano farms manteo.

NVANTFD-A convenient HOUSE in good or
w DEF, e.s.BI situated at Wbite Plans. hy-, OF
O,,nr Raw teslhy stuaiion and plenty n good water
,.Iaui I'd Rent not ~ exceed 30. lmmsdAts snswc'
saned Address b.. Union-sqnare T. D.
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Coward INSTITUTE for BOYS-IHoM-
oAs a. sCHRIyER A. NJ, PriueipA.-Thi, Institution
will commence IL. SemiAnouAl Session on April % LocA'
don Florida Orange Couuty. ~ " s1 nj esirom Iosn o
I'D so from N.y.Yok via Edo Railroad Superior adyant
age. offered Boys OF all admitted aud prepared Tor ons
nss or college fupis received at time and charged
and Tuitioo per sunum Fo'csosie. direct shove
Hon. WM. H. SEWARD, President
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GD Snll WILL Buy HOUSE and LOT
~ S,DUO Tho cheapest property in tho world! "a
S..tory sud b,s,msnt Phl'dephia BRICK HOUSE, hard
finished w.ls nb nantss, crates, piszEa iron railing
&c No. Il Flushnssv. Broadway. Fulton Ferry and
pecL..ip Cars the door. AppIyio THOS. GILBERT,
No. Is next tho Premises
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STAMFoRD, CONN.-MiSs TUCKER re,
c.iyes young adie. TO educate assisted by osfmsn aho
french resdent governsss and by eminent Professors rom
k.ss-lork. ,. - n -.
KEvKREscRs The RI Rev John Williams ID, D. ASST
ant B.h " Connecticut MiidstosB Conn: The Rev W.
Mitchell Rs. tor Stanford, Conf the Rev Joho LORI
suiord Conn. the Rev q. Barton Of mo Zee Ac.de
ny NJ " Ex-Governor Haviey, stamfrd, Conu Eh-Eos'
ernor Minor Stamford Conn Capt WIN skiddJ Ss@nioo
Coma T. Davenport, ESQ. stamford Conni Fsrsa'o9'
co. STAN ord, Conni Ffsncs skiddy esq, T. deS
Qaintara esq N Y. q. Hsinsksn ESQ, N III l. OGa'
tard, esq " Y. C. p. Fischer eco, N Z.
For terms &c. apply 70 the Prlncipal
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ySJATERS's CHORAL HARP-A new Sun.

XNATERS's CHORAL HARP-A new Sun,
w dsy.SchoOl Box Of 100 pages ofbeauul Hymn. spd
Tuues mostly Is contains many gems such a. ensn
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LEGGAT bRJTHERS No. li9 Nassau, neal beehaiah-''
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VALUABLE TIMBER LANDS for SALE

VALUABLE TIMBER LANDS Tor SALE
Situate in
CAMDEN COUNTY NEW-JERsEY,
Known the Blue ABchor Lands" aiming about 900
acr.s These lands located the line Of the Camden
the Raritan aud Delaware Bay Railroad whereby schoice
Of the Philadelphia sud New York markets IL Afforded for the
sale Of Lumber Timber Lc being within % me. by railroad
OF the former add shout ~ miles BY railroad aud Bsv.
CATION Of the latter large portion of the snds covered
with the Original growth Of Timber Consisting Of Pine Oak
&C. Tho soil L. OF good quality apd well adapted TO farm.
ing purpose. There improved Farm on the trsct Of
about s0 seres good state OF cultivation, with ample
building. s old aud well established Tavern and Store
stands and other buildings Tue whole Of which will be sod
on advantageous terms Apply to .., >,,,,
No. go Walnuts., Philadelphia Pa
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