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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-12
BUSINESS NOTICES.

ga Cough, COLD, or An IRRITATEl
THROAT II allowed to progress, results in serious
Pulmonary and Bronchial affections, OltentImes H.
durable.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES
reach directly the Guo ted part aud give Anro,, in
slant relief lu BROstnIrIS, ASTHNA, and CATAAEii
they Ars beneficial The gOoL effects reIultInE from
the uSe Of tho TrooheS and their extended use, has
caused them to be counterieIted. lie sure to guar
against worthless limitations. OMAN only the Otnu.
tn' Br0WHI bronchial TrOch,S which have prm~d
their efficacy by II test ofmauy years PUHuc sPEAE-
AIRS Aud SISGEEs should uAe tho TTVchoS, Military
Officers and Soldiers who OycrtNx the voice and are
exposed to sudden changes, should have tI1n. Sold
everywhere at q cents pSrbUA. Jan9i-am
n-DRIKLs PLANTATION lIirEGs,
For sale by REED / KRAFT.
SS-ArERs CnERAr PEc1ORAL,
For sale by REEDG KRAFT.
RS-IIHNsrREEr's ul,N CoLoEINO AND R,IToRt1rvE
For sale by REED a KRAFT.
A8-Au oV Ok. JATxrE FAMILY MIDlGxEs.
Fur sale BY REED KRAFT.
RS-DR.xrs PLANTATION B,rrGn,,
PoF sale by REED &KRAFT.
EU-llosTErTER's srONIcH B'TTEnt
lOI SAFE ny REED q N""FE'
q l|ND'N'' BLOOD SL""c"EH, ...,,
-. y. ~; -. ~, ""O N""'-
Por..I.L uS,N a VpIpr
rEMr, w,y.,ov,, s,o,,,xo s,,rp
pOr sAls by REED 1 KRAFT.
AS-DE'EE' PLANTATION l'rTrR',
Fo' SAFE ny ,,v,,,, .,... HEED L,,-,' H nI
~|~~."--|
L-E-'I-G
D-C-J-n
what does 1t all mean Z
Just '"'S "uu nO'n'"g more
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-12

[ dsCp GRO. II, TAYLOR
L,ILK uATS.-wc have Just received most
beautiful HtyIU Of SIX Hats, to which We Invite
Tho attention Of gentlemen wanting ynoi article In
that iInr. mh2II HARPER mo.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-12
PICTURES FOR THE HOLIDAYS,

L1VN GARD PIIOTOUIIAFllS 90 10 WYkls'.
i For Cad Vignrils GU IhWJ ke''
For Card Pctur"a cOIOrcL FL to wyEc,'.
For Photographs in InIi. Ink Eo,o WyEc,'
For Photographic in oil ColOts 70 TOW ykCa',
For Photograph Album.snlo WyksN.
For Ambrotyprs ofr,ety style Go To wykc'
Porthr LrSt Pictures in the city ~ t" W!tv,
For Gilt Frames vl eVery size 10 to WGKES',
lJl Main street, West side.
dcClJ Over MVllOrs store.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-12

Ngw YoRK, February 1.-THE New LA.
ven Palladium states that Gen. Smiths 9th
army corps has left the Army Of the Poto'
mac aud gone to Fortress Monroe.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-12

Ba3" wASTED-To rent, small house,
of from three to five rooms. Any one hay.
ing such house for reut, eau hear Of IL
good tenant by applying at this Office.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-12
Death of Nicholas Longworth.

C%CiNSATT, February ll.-Mr. Nicholas
LongwOrlh died died yesterday, at the age
Of 81 years.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-12
Now VALENTINES.

TUST RECEIVED, u fine lot Of Comic and Sentl
u mental Valentines. SonO 0ntlfoy nav StylW
nuVOr offered to tlIV public before. For sale by
JOS GtANE|,
I,upr M ~ Mamma GttePI
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-12
mo- LAnIES-

NJ UMEROUS APPLICATIONS have from time to
IN time hCNn made 10 mC Ny Ladies' for InatIuc'
Ion In writing and ulhcT EulJU ct' Of study In tlIC
Wheeling business SChOOl, but each has preferred Ia
walt III others should begin. respectfully Inform
all interested thNt class VI IAdlsi has now COM
lnpnc,i, and shall 10 glad to receive more.
OrCSO.tf 1T. HITCHCOCK
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-12

b6TnE RIvER,--Ths riysriS about At
stand with still a good stage Of water In
tbs channel. The rain Of yesterday will
doubtless cause q slight rise, No business
Of importance WSV being done.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-12

Edr a SELL-The Provost Marshal
General has received the following letter
February s 1868
EIOUXEY Va
To the Present martini And all whoOm
this may cUnsern hNveing Received inror.
nation that There has been force Of Cav.
elrey 10 be received ut Wheeling va to be
sent To california to keep 10 rcdauGsS II
the indians should brake out on the white
population If suLCh Is the case wish to
Receive true information Of the turns Of
enlistment As many Of our soldiears wishes
to go to fulfill the Demand Of the call
II sutch is the case wish tor one to go il
not wish for one to no you will please rite
And inform me as SOOn as this comeS to
lland direct to ROmney va ZIG Reg 0V |
COG
1t is likely that somebody has been run
ming u sell on the writer of the above, aud
we publish it to show the practical jokers
how well their scheme has worked.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-12
HEIMsTREET'S
HAIR RESTORATIVE
ITIS NOR AnNE.:

IT Is NOT y lOH H.
BIT rr,forc, gray hair to IL original color, by sup
pl! lug the capillary tubes with natural st.tOrnnco
Impaired by age or disease. All iEstntdHsoUI Dyer
ARE composed Of lunar cauiie, destroying the vitality
au beauty Of the huir aud afford Of thomselNs. III
dr ''inH. lIrimstrcrt' luIlutabr COIOrlnE not "n.
y restores hNIr,o its natural color by All Easy pro.
c. :, but gives the hAirA
LUXUHTANT BEAUTY.
promote. it- growth, prevents its falling Oh, erNdt.
Gates daniruII, md mpnrts health AHh pIclSiuInr4,
I" the head, has stood the test Of tmr, being H..
original Hair CUlOrinS, and Is constantly Increasing
in favor UsNIb by both gentlemen nLL laLIr. Its
~i by all respectable dealers, or can be procured BY
thcm Of tho commercial NSoHt, b. = barnes, 9O4
Broadway, y, Y. Two sizes, 80 cents and 81.
declQ6md&W
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-12

DS-PooL, TnE NUHDEnEH.-ThO day to
which the execution Of Robert Pool was
postponed iI rapidly approaching, The
18Th Of march will soon be upon US. Ia
the mean time Pool seems RnzIous to real.
lao bic awful condition and to prepare him.
sell for the dreadful fate which awaits hin,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-12

receive the attention their primary Importance de-
nIAnds.
There Is open to the student AlsO coursoOt
BUSINESS SCIENCE
comprising Political Economy, C,ImcrCIAl Law aud
u1AEes, Finance Banking and Currency; also uAXiIul
VI eminent DusIutSs Men IN regard to the best
methods Uf conducting business AucccoIfnly and
avoiding failure.
Instructions In the above subjects are intrr4IIs.
Nl with uIRxIms and inculcAtJns tending to tho
formation VI high character NJ ulen aud citlEeus.
The course VI lnstruetlOn Is intended to bU W
comprehensive and thorough rs that Of any VI u
Commercial Colleges willis the expense to the sta
dent Is much less.
IL. II. bOgs leave to refer those to whom he Il
unknown to Geo. ". Smith, ISL, to tho officers
OF the banks IN WhCelMs aud Bridgeport. and to Ills
students. nOVlt-6md1W
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InIlg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-18
From North CaroI;Ba.
Correspondence OF the Associated Pre'..
NywBFLg y. c., SATURDAY., De,

Correspondence OF the Associated Pres,.
NrwBEEg n. e.. Saturday, Dec J" 1903.
Refugees reached here this morning from VII
mng'on who state that Gen. Whiting. commencing
The Rebel forces nj that point of' with brigade re-
Gently for Tennessee and relieved by Gen Martin.
whose command in and about Wilmington consists only
Of one small brigade.
The running Of the blockade into Wilmington con;in'
ues 70 increase IL 10 estimated thst hslf million dol
lars' worth Of goods arrive there every twenty four
hours.
Since North Carolina Is nsarls eh@ndoned by Vie
Rebel troops there being but brigsdes IN the State.
II has been decided by her banks. netl.I Ok safety
10 dispose Of their specie. which they arc now payne
out fact possible 10 the c.i1ena Of tac SIT s's
ono dollar In gold for four dollars ~ NoIt ca,,lin
money.
Gen Butler is raising army Of ooorrG iroor, g..
this Department The three black 1is VI esYalf
recently started are rapidly Alag up
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-18
CAPTURE OF TIE CHESAPEAKEs
ALL BUT THREE OF TIE CREW ESCAPE.
The Government of Nova Scotia Order lie
Arrest of the Pirates.
HAL,pAx. Thursday. Dec. Il. isCa.

The Ella and Annie captured the Chesap, axe
this morning in sau,bro Harbor All bat three Of ire
crew escaped. Soon after the capture the rs'o'"h
came up and ordered her into Halifax. The three res
sells now here.
HALIFAX. n. s.. Thursday, Dec. =. ls,sA
| The Chesapeake moved TO Saubro Harbor. 10 mii's
from Hs!i'rx yesterday. The L. s. steamer Ella end
Am'eYas iuiormed Of .he fact, and will be o. hat
po'-t cay i, Lis mornins. Ihr Government 81 Nova
,coa hove issacd orders for tA arrest u tie pfaics.
1 ere arc no other euHh) BATS f,7-.
The loyemen,s Of t. C'e, 'ke. since t'r''S sp.
pcars1cs NJ Sbelh1rne have b;e4 aairoYy Waicfd ~
tho Un'tei Ste aisc.as sa .s American cit'fsoi
tue Province. Her ghers'loui. weie daily krov nut
TIE sbsenee Of .Le sahoats D.. casssd delay - nes
ospiuro. o. Tgesiayfie r4l.s'-i amir LeDi ''H-
mandirg r. N,ske'g. a. {ei - COILS. end "a. in'
u edist.ls uyp.sd az 1,srs ,ssL siesceelreo r.
Formation IT IT,, ,irtle s~d % !. p -. s''aeco az
lLes awning % cr rem. T. No.. Dat he c's-
apcote 'i a o. m. Of we'd soy t.us y'soinr ter
yursuer The la All Aalls -.ivaia'rs tDrnc" Loek
snd ,.camail 60 !unsUburg - ,rl@s ~fsFIr 9 10
evening.
Meantime, the ol6cieis earl. 4 infor"atcn" "a
pirsies benc at Sopbro ro,if.d Lieut.. Nckei,. "ho
Immediately steamed To- tef determined 10 t'se 'rr.
an4 At do light Oh Thursdny accomplished IT, 10
.ctfN vAiftN no I'S47laitrs w. ~ ''o 'tNs"'
IA .uert iInmedltel, ard thc vood,. icavinr mp.
tuoasly prepared breakfas,.
lie Chesapeake iumedo,e! taken IN tow snd
lieut.. 4ickels started fos "A bmercan port
TIE Disotah soon came no aud ordered Li.c,'Lsnf
N.cte an. lie prize into iitiay FOR sanction 81 ira
set ~ tie 60 trnmeui. ghee re three sesses "r'sA
al pm.
IbFro Of tic original Grew ere eapluIel. III. i'fs
were slipped n Nova sccsi'.
The Nags-a eft fabuicc t..1 morning bcand ra,s.
], Is reported that tie ofcials dispatched b. re
Authorities to arrest the pirate Brsine tc'ds' r's
rr,ised.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-18

by Enrneers Lowering Robbie, Sners and also Tho
report q Capt iohn Rodscr Of he action between the Nee
Admiral Du foni. transmitting IT, end az Other official corre
,pondcno with any these officers with the Navy Depart
cers report. o the sinking Of the Wechavien inside the Bar
Charleston the Official report OF the -prngng sl,a Of
the sa AZ the Washington Navy Yard on the eve o nor
departure a cruise.
THE PROGRESS OF The USEFUL ARTS.
Mr.. SUMNER (Un, Mass) introduced a bill supple
meniar act 10 promote the progress Of the use-
fgl arts. Refereed a. the Committee on Patents.
TIE LOSES or The PEOPLE OF KANsbs.
Mr.. LANE (Kansas) introduced bill TO grant land TO
III. citizens II Kansss To indemnify them for losses.
RELIEF FOR SUPREME COURT JUSTICES.
Mr.. HARLAN (Un., lowa) introduced bill for the
relief II Justices u the Supreme Court in cases therein
described.
TIE DoUSTY-PAY BILL.
Oh notion vi NJ. SPkAIuE On. IL l.), he Bonnty-
Pay OH vas taken up and r,eonmitled To the Commit.
Zee on n.iiary Affairs.
THE COAST SURVEY.
A document received from the Secretary Of the
Treasury communicating the report OF Prof a. ID.
Dache year end me- Nov l. 1863 and the report
cf Thomas Brown, Agent Of the Treasury Department
IN California.
The resolution Of Che House for an adjournment being
taken up,
inr out the words this House adjourns and insert
ing 1.-The two Homes ofConsrcss.' Carried.
A motion 81 Mr.. DooLIriLE Un. Wiz that il lie on
the table rejected.
ON motion Of Mr. SnERuAS it was voted to postpone
the consideration II the resolution 10 Tuesday next
Yeas. 81; Nays II. The following are the Nays:
Me.a.. In kslsw. Davis Grimes. Hendricks ick. Lane
lKsn po~eI Salisbury Ten Eyck, Wi.in'on. ana wight
The FREEDNfNS mHFhu.
The following message was received from tie Presi-
dent
Herewith lay before You letter addressed 10 my
SELF By n committee OF gentlemen, representing the
ffcedHen's Aid Society in Boston, New York, Phila
delphA and Cincinnati The subject of the letter as
Indicated above Is of great magnitude and import
anee, and which these gentlemen Of known ability
and A character seem 10 have considered with great
care. Not having time 10 form mature Judgment of
my whether the plan they suggest Is the best
submit the whole subject to Congress. doeming that
their attention thereto almost imperaiyely demanded
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
M FooI Cnon. w moved that ahen the Senate
adjourn Il atioaIn TO Monday next. Lost Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-18

Lebiond Long Mallory. Marcy, Mcdowell Mckinney Mid
aslsa Mier & M0i COZ H R,so3% N Rs.Ga SF01
stcss ~ ~ Steele q: - ste., strou:e Se~: sMesi'
Joseph ". White. Winfield. fernando v God, Yesnsn
THE PROSECUTION or THE WAR.
Mr. SMITH QIn.. Ky.), submitted series of resolG-
tons. Of which the following il the first, w:
R,oed That country snd the very existence 20 e
best svsi ;i,1 e by ia, sss %pr rl +. y tn.
try and preserving this Government is by the p9a 81 '
until the Constiiuon and laws .ha be enforced and o
In ell parts Of the ed stotes and 10 that end We o
any arnce or Intervention or mediation ~ proIo.i -
In arms against the Government; and i.lofe AZ pit
names lines ard issnes and recognize but ;Wo parties IN an
war-prriots and trsitor'
Mr CRAVEN dem. Inl.) moved 81 lay the Tcsor
tons on the table, which Sas diaasse To- ~ against
l0O
The above resolution was then ngeol 10 bya vote o.
Y.As-A,sy Allison, Amcl, Mil, t'tdey Dssney
we'll Boyd, li!and,gee broons4. \. " cs1S eo5e Ole
Do@eny, Drugs, D9mont tc.ley. hnst fHn.No'l Pen
ton, Frant Garfield O9oeh Gnnnel iis', lisoy ecpsI
hs,cssI hSO1 ss. I1Hi ao sg CO.. r'Y1
Loan Lonsys.r Loseloy, Maf9n MeA',:r s;sr Nc
VA T. Mysi. %ysI. Son n'' 6s 6 81 ~ on
Patterson. ieIhsni, Pike Pom roy Price, ksniai thy.l
s s, Sa n?s smith Ms E n. sS;d S fsy.
Tracy Van slsenbursh " asAbnrn. IA, Nssin,r"e Ns.
Ntaleyi Williams, Wilder Nisth NiN'N' - y'Asti--
YeaInan.
NArs-JaIne. c. Allen VIM. }. Az. Ancons, BALDWIN
(Nichl Bliss Brooks Chanlcr Cofioth. COX, tssen'.
Dawson Deni.on, Eden Fdgeron, Eddd.e, Eng h iincs
Ganson Gridsr Griswod Hall ifsfdn HeIris tNdl Haf
ris (I) HerTick Huebns, johnson tUuoi hsurn Knapp
Law Lebond. Long. Mallory Hsrcy Mcdowell II KINNEY
Middleton Miller (Ps Morri. (0iiol NORTON. nelson
Noble O'Ncl fOho), PendetoB. Perry, hs1ioff Randall
Pa Robinson Rogers Roin- Mo Ro' Sect, steele a.
VI Steele IN j. stiles, stroGse, Stuart, soofhe.- Nso.
worth wsId Wheeler. Chiffon \. White, J'a1s W. white
Winfield Fernando Wood
The vote was mex, taken On Mr. Smiths second re'o-
luton, which vas as follows:
TIE SUPPLY OF MEANS To- CRUSH TEE REBELLION.
R>,oled That hold Il b. The duty Of 1ongrrs 70
all necessary bill. supply and money sDd u. du's OF
the people 10 render every aid in hcf power 70 the co
,ucd authorities Of tho Government Ia crushing on! tie Ne
belion.
This resolution agreed TO by i52 Yeas; only one
vote against II, viz Benjamin e.. Harris Of Md
THANKS TO OUR soiDifEs.
The last resolution In the series IDS follow;
Rsoitti That thanks t-arrei 10 soldiers in the
ned for their ssAnry defending ami HYhodinr TIE Flag OF
the Union and defending tho z,a principles deef 20 every
American patriot. - :
The resolution was agreed TO- isas 100. Harris OF
MARYLAND was the only one voting in the negative.
The House then adjourned until Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-18
WASHINGTON, Thursday, Dec. l., 1903

WASHINGTON, Thursday Dec. l., 1853
VISIT TO THE PRESIDENT
The customary annual visit of the Justices
Of the Supreme Court cf the United States poet
poned ON account Of the Illness Of the President But
upon a formal notice that be would be happy to zee
them today they proceeded in body to the Executive
Mansion. and se,erally paid their respects 10 him.
ENTERED UPON HIS DUTIES
Charlton Lewis of Cincinnati to-day entered
upon his duties as Deputy Commissioners OF Internal
Revenue to which office he has recently been appointed
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS SENATE PROCEEDINGS
REPORTS.
In the Senate to-day arcsolution was adopted,
motion Of Mr.. Doolittlo instructng the Committee
Printing 10 inquire 10 The best mode Il securing
synop-es ~ the debates and proceedings Of the
Senate to be reported by telegraph for the Associated
Prcss The motion th, part Of the Senator was alto
gcther independent Of consultation with the gentleman
having charge Of The Congregational ,.sgraphic reports
but nevertheless II is regarded as friendly act At
present the extended verbatim official reports appear
only in Tie Globe and do not reach the great nnss OF
the people. Hence doubtless the cement 10 asc-r
tain the best mode Of accomplishing this object
TKLRGRAPHIC ARRANGEMENTS.
The Geographic arrangements in each wing
Of the Capitol or the convenience Of ths newspaper
press aud Members Of Congress and metsages are
thence DISPATCHED TO al points.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-18
Snvul Movements.
PROGRESS or LOCAL Ngs-oF-wAs

PROGRESS or LOCAL MEs-oF-WAt.
A visit to the different shp-yar,is IN .t r'-
entity ellcits the following Information IL rasa 81 e
progress OF our local men-of.war.
The ironclad Dunderberg, building by Mr. N H..
Webb Is receiving her platins several large str ',-
ing already been put the loser pat Of re hui .e
work on tho interior of the ahp is soins ahead
torily and the Is perfectly formed. Tho u, .y-
terg viii be completed In about six months.
The new ways on the ircnclad III totor. Il the a.
Thirteenth street are nearly fitted and tie vessel n
be ready 70 he hoa,od OF about Chr 'nls. Will, e
has been on the stocks great Zeal OF re LII rior
has been done that she vii not l''s Ia roman n
long in the water without going IL c.aiiission as
expected some months ego. Her trffr u neady real
but 10 not vet On board. her machinery it backward
CONSEQUENCE OF the strike.
The iron.clad Puritan nj Crcerroilt IS Troc-ess 8
rather aloWly The strike Of the m4ei isis bad sai
inierfered with the work on her. bu, great nugb'-
the went TO work yesterday and the DAY before.
having received 10 per cent advance ho-, "no De;
handed IS per cent stil hold ont Tie Puritan - NJ
plated on the bow and great deal Of the efrninf al
ready done The interior Of the w0rl J. good deal
behlnd hand aud there is prospect c. IT, being
ready for sea for eight or ten months Il9 Lm.eaa
cohoes is going ON very satisfactorily at O. enpoint
and promises 10 DO OF tho successin. VI the
light DRAFT monitors Her Keel Is laid aid her frames
At the yard OF Mr.. Zeno Secor In Jersey City. TIE
ironcIads Tecumsch and Manhattan at the wharf
preparing for sea- and the Mahopac almost ready g.
launch The two first named VIII be ready FOX service
in about three months The Tscamsch is pretty well
advanced although the strike Of the machinsI has also
retarded the progress Of her machinery. The iron
double ender Mohongo Is now assuming the shape OF
ship Her keel is laid her ribs are up and portion -
tie panking has been commenced She will be entirely
composed Of iron.
Al Capt Perine's Union Works. WILLIAMSBURG, The
iron clad Naubuc. IA ligLtdraft MONITOR is very far
advanced. She will be- by all Odds the first launched.
being now in fair way for completion by the lst o..
March. The work the vessel Is excellently done.
hor turret and interior arrangements keeping pace with
the progress % tho hull.
AT the Navy Yard. tho double ender Algonquin e
nearly ready for launching having been In eourse I
construction for some months She Is We beey tie
last OF the fleet OF twenty donbeonders The
stocks The fast steam slo0ps ana the great g
Wampanoag going ahead steadily
The fleet of wooden double-enders ut this port, IN
charge of Admiral Gregory, progressing very
fnyoraby when the strike Of the machiniss stopped
work on nearly all OF them. -Four i've are nealiy
ready for but they have been put back weeks and
months. The Shamrock, TallahoOss Chicopee. Otsego
Lcnnpee, Mendoza Chenango. Mattabesset and others
are almost ready for service The maehiIjSs have
come 10 WORK within few weeks.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-18

s 10 say he r. 20 hn,c ho's hone at all He must also
cake oath prcscr..cc M huge proclamation, which
he phtlsh~s whether pas " The oath or not We are
NOT sGvi-ol. Eyerytmrs Tocs on swImmingly with
Alb. b bias plenty of money. plenty Of loyal subjects
aud plenty - everything else th6t is good. But We
uust defeg lariher comment for ilo prcscnL
ll4iD The ~. patcl, De- 10.
rOop i0E THE YANKEE rBis0NERs.
From iho following letter al Judge Ould To
tlr 'uiA"- tuiDnissiuncr ~ Exchange II will be oh
s.rre q g cur Government his determined 10 Put an
"a tie crepfou oi GcuC.cef b. tAe yankee prison
crs roa their iricUdS iI tia North. The rea-
SCI forth H. tls letter 1mps Justify our Govern
.u tle ftqp ls idsen il ii.ecG tbcy were ever
jr-tiued p allowing such opVoruuity FOR the eSer-
else col. Ito e. arts uf tha psgud. fanatics who ha'
80 L. s,y DC l.i.I eO thc Nuath aud AeI institutions.
t(oyrrDiH.TE STATES 90 hhrHicA I
WAR nTYsRTnEST.
RanN0SD Va Dec. u, i8fa.)
? ~'g zen. s \ NgRKIiTH 3sertV ilot0Eges
A. the Confederate Government 90 TIE
y foItios ana pope q TODD and cloth
prisoners cImuni and o. essh.e has been ths
and Misrepresentation and
las made occasion ct much vhiicaon and obruf"
"a dIc--c g. inform You Chat wil be eho~ed 10
b. delivered .. CITY Point. The clothing and pfosisions
tf gcriv,d vi D., devoted 20 the of your pIsoreis
We is, slpty exhausted they win receive the ZANE
rtions or der. IN the field Respectfully obsdient
fsH!, ROBERT OlLD, Agent iof tIehAnfe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-18

FORTRESS MONROE, THURSDAY Dee II. isd;3
About : o'clock last evening. TIE hospital 81
Fort Yorktown took fire. The tre communicated 'o
the bakery and about halfpa ocloe . magazine
ploded The fire continued causing frequent e. N-
sion Of shells during the night Ats ooock this
ing another explosion took place se,eral buildire
were destroyed. The loss Is unknown. lhoss OH
the particulars We have ne yet Ono wounded man aF-
rived here this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-18
The Gunbout Agawam.
PORTLAND. Thursday. /

PORTLAND Thursday. D. =, IS.
The gunboat Agawam has arrive bele for
coal. She has lost both anchors.
The guuboat Agswam cIpcrioncei YER sty gales.
and WA unable TO double Capo Sable. s., tls.e.orc'
was Obliged TO return She built Only ..r Iiser
boat-lopg narrow and with a rudder a. aech end.
Her soldiers have Just debarkod.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-18
IRON EAST TENNEssKE.

The Farrf Of the si' ge 90 Knoxville en- tho
Inhabitauts-Tbr Brain on she hur.
rounding CUJ3tFy-s de farsuss Of
LouEstrect-The o,rcsSth az thr tSe~
my's Late fosiiion-fonr Hundred
Aeres OF Timber T-sd FOR Brs"ss-
works-Longsrreers iutensioh - Ne
siege all Winter if Neceassry--Ieag-
streets DIRECTIONS hsw Fort II 30 ho
Taken.
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10 tina should Oe odd,a missing. which i less
than brat reported,