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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-24
.finnL. 1dnclelian.s Renort.

iWAaHINGTON, December %, .-6en. Ms
CIeilahis report was transmitted 20 the
House to-day. Z 1t consists Of 7t5 pages OF
ia0lscap, and g divided into f0nf parts
He e6beiddes Ae follows: - ~
shall NOT, nor can j, living. forget that
when MAS ordered, 70 the eommRud Of
the troops for the. deieoee Of the Capital,
the soldiers with Whom / had shared 50
much anxiety and pain and suffering Of the
war. tad not lost their eonfidrl CO fui me
As thsfs. commander. Trey spfa9g % my
call with all their gigor,- Discipline aud
eOaraee. I led them into Maty lan q ilteen.
days after they had falieh back defeated
before ifnshiBgt on5 ttauqnished The eueuiy
on the rugged heigbJs Of South Mountain,
pursued lin 70 the hard fought ned %
Antietam aud drove him, broken add dis.
pififed, across the R0toiale into Virginia
The army had need 0f rest aftef the ter.
Fihle experiences Of battles and marches
with seifeely an interval of fep0se, which
they had gone through from The time Of
leaving f0f.the Pehinsdlato their return %
Washington. the defeat 10 Virginia, the
victory a. South M6ahisi1, aud ingsin a
iAnJieiafn and Il was not Surprising that
they were Ia 4 large degree destitdts u rs
absbinte Necessities % elective duty
Their shoes were worn out, BLANKETS lost,
and clothing 10 regs. Ia Short The army
Was updt for aetiFe sRrsics BithOiit ~ ia
tsftal Tor resi- al ipmeni.s s
When tie slowly fofw ried sDlp1ies
came 70 Es ] led the army across TIE river
renovated, refreshed, ana ~ good order
30 q sliscipl AM folio "a tie FttFeaIlng
foe % q position where gas cenldent ~
n decisive victory. - s7sis ,sfe7
When ID the taidse 81 IS movement,
and while my advanced guard were II con.
tact With the enemy. vas removed from
oommands- an deyOntly grateful 70 God
that ny Lass eanPa q win his brave
army was crowned viii victory. which
saved lie uati6n from The greatest periIit
bad egeE nndeFgone. have not accom-
Plished NY puFPosei - ~ this report the
army of THE kotpmac = upt placed high n
the history 81 armies % the WUrIl.es 10 %
always teidy foE baslie q e. TIM
steadfast and tFustNoFihy. ItNas never
called % u vain, nor viii the uation eFer
have Gauge o attfibnte IL N4nt 81 saecess
lpderlnysIlf % under lhgfcomtnaudeIs
tpany failure Of patriotism Or bravery ID
tllat noble body % American sOidiers.
No man can Justly charge upun s1y hor-
lion Ot that army. from he Commanding
General o he PElysis, aoI lack Of dsyov
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Rnmors FxpIoded.

lWAsHINaToN, December ga special
to the Tribune says; The paragraph
ostensibly telegraphed from Fortress
Monroe, Purportipg 20 give extracts
from Richmond papers Of the 18th, with
regard 70 the disabling Of the lrOnsides
and two monitors, never came over the
wires from Fortress Monroe, nor has any
there, 60 Gen. Batter felegFaphs 10 night,
adding that he believes ctheWhole story to
be capRfd,J JsJ 7s IL,
The Cincinnati aud Philadelphia telo-
grams ab0at Longstreet are also believed
here TO be invented. s.t9
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I,lSb t6tils selrSFiiss IL he DATED SIatss
Government and 70 the cause Of the con.
stiSations and uuiOds They have proved
.thtir fellty in much s5FToWsF suffering,
danger. and through the very shadow OF
dean. Their comrades dad % al felds
where ne fought have scarcely more claim
% the honor % . nati5ns reverence, than
the survivors % the justice % nations
gratitude. ts
. s,Flss report covers the pstiod from The
asia of Jaly 1851, % November 7th. 1852,
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From Fort smith.

ST.. 15ouIs, December 22.-The Demos
Gratis Fort Smith special Of the 22d says;
The rebel forces which crossed the
Arkansas river going nOrthward, vas under
Standwaite, AdAir and Qusutrill. Capt
Spilmah Encountered . portion ct Adair's
troops a. Barren Fork, Cherokee county,
aud fought them four hours and routed
them. The rebel loss IVES about seventy.
They fed In all directions but the remnants
are doubtless Feorganizlng. Il Is snspects
ed that. their design Is 70 cOueeutFate on
the hordsr. a59se ~ -
All quiet in front. sAiisa -. II.
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asInl. J Arm e 8 81 3 aSea. !,

= Gen. A Ne eaPtarsd aboa. ItWoi hum
dred prisqaers, and loss about ststy men
iuiEiiled, wounded and missing. Hsssyys:
.s.Afy eommapafha maESbsd. climbed slid
Aad swain three hundred aud ffty-liVe
miles since the Sub rus. = This p uudoqbt-
ediy ops oftbe most,hassraousS iaPorssPt
and successful raids sidCs the eommenee-
msat Of t6s war. Gen. AVerill win TeuSh
Beverly tO.nights = !, B, R,.KRLEES,
sa.,1 Brigadter General.
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Additional Particulars Of the Late
y Prize Fight IN England.

y GAAAk III A1AAEIAAAAAG41
PoRFLAxD, December % The following
are the additional particnlargOf the Tight
by the Jura:
an, and at exactly 10 O'clock on abe morn
ing Of the 10th iast, the men were de.
lfT0red at the 6GFatOh.
Round Is6-Heeuan closed In, grAsping
King by the neck and giving him an old
fashioned hug, uutil The referees entered
the.rihk land strictly cautioned bfm not 70
repeat the operation
Round 2d-Kng forced the fighting as
soon IS De same 20 the scratch; Heeuan
closed ii. again, and after huggfng King
for some time threw him. Ia this rOand
King drew the first blood. which was al
lowed.
Round sI-After bard exchanges. Heea-
an again Rugged King and threw bin on
the ropes with awful violence. An Vas
now going dead against King The only
thing he had In his favor was The hFst
blood. =
Round 4th-King came up With a visible
mouse under bis eye Heenan again at
tempted the hugging game, which elected
loud remarks Of disapproval. With this
exception, nothing particular occurred
during this round. au5 a
Round 6Gh-BOth men came up smiling.
King got in tremendous blow on Heens
ans ear and another on his temple, when
Heenan In despair Rugged King aud threw
him violently. 4a "a I
Ro.iad eti-BOth mea .peggeh away Al
each other. The round finished by Hes
nan's giving King another hug. sai Is
Round Tih-MOFe haulmeFing. and Hse-
nan again Rugged and eFossed-batfered
King dreadfallY during this round. King
NI1IIssFf
ing q stream Of blood. Dlsll
Round Sth-RaPtd eoHptering on both
sides. Heenan again Rugged King al-fhe
close, but got thrown vi0lently.
.ROttad 9th-Eing struck HeepaR Q, tFe7
mendous blow 6n the head. HeebAD elosed
Ia upon him aud threw him.
Round l0tk-Ktpg landed out heavily
with both fsls, closed TO-. and Was thrown
by Keenan,.
: Round Ilth-In this round Heanan be.
gan 70 tire. At the close he rushed In and
threw King heavily. asee f-iiE
Round l2th-Fhe same result.
Round I3Eh Gnd l4fh--DittO.
Round I5EA-SOme swinging blows were
gived on each side, When Heenau kaOeked
King down clean Into the corner. This
was the first genuine knock down Of tbe
fight.
Round I6Gh-Heenan came 20 The scratch
with dreadful eye. A severe Struggle
took place during this round. neither side
gaining any particular advantage. -iss7
,ROiEHd l7th.-Tie excitement was now
so great that the ring regulations were
tlisfegafdsd. King's blows sWelled Hee-
uanss eyes aud temples 20 . fearful extent,
but be bore it manfully from this 70 the
24th and last round. King went ahead at
q perfect galloIs and when the time was 20.
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CONGRESSIONAL
SENATE
WAsalnatoN, Deeember 2.

WAsHtHGfON, December ..
NJ Wa3s iniroauesa !. hiii- relative 70
,,e,1bers az Csouores7 aetfng a. attoEueys,
,.onnsci or ae,5DtT n. ,Slsas1s n which lbo
Unifed States Z lefendant, Referred 70
the. lIonmfttee On JuslieiaFy.--
III. Wilson offered tho f6llaWing which
y,,s os,Teed To-
Rsl6ipSf That the SecreiaFY OF War Be
Iir.etod "a iofoffa he Senate whether
,,srsoos beli - gerviee Or IaboF By the
Iavrs 81 DeIaWRFe, BiaryIsld, West Virgin
II KentueI,v ana MIg!onrf have hsol eu.
r0lied aeeosain9 q thk provisions % the
~ Tor eailinr out the nafioaaI forces and
chez purposos. ,iriiproVed Mach "a, 1863,
nj n ~. Whv such enrolment has uOS
49,, naiIe
M. TFnmbnII's regoIutian, acquiring
loF he nalnes 81 the MaIdf aad BFigadiee
Generals without q command larger than
4 brieade. he extent % the Tapk and pay
81 iheir several stats. with the amount %
rations Tor each, ese., was taken up and
adoDted.
AfteF an executive session the Seaate
aiJfourned.
HOUSE.
The Speaker appointed the loilos lngssl9
a select COMMITTEES 90 the National b9aE'
fupt Law. Messfs- Spauldtug aoa heiseyt
Pa Graves, Ind.s Hoover, Mesa; Ffaaks
n. Y; MOFfis0n. Iil.s Thomas, Nd JenkPs,
&. L; Chandler. Ny. 80
The Speaker laid before the hoGse
communicative from The Secretary O war
10 e6mplianGB with MEs OoH's Fesolauoni
transmitting the report Of Gen. Mcclellan
eOnee1niDg The Organization .aud opera
tiOBs Of the Army % the iPOtouaeD while
be was O0mmandeFs % B1telsia
Mr. Cox offered q Fe9olau Ou that 10000
extra copies be printed. Referred % me
Committee on PftutiDgl : y
Mr. -FeutUu, from the O0mmittse On Nit
itaEy fairs Reports = blil 70 facilitate
Pey due for services Of Eoupasd and de-
ceased soldiers. Referred.
Ne. Se1eueE, IRON the Uo1pWtttee %
Military Affairs. reported . bin 70 create
q beauFeau OF military 1qstiee.
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n 4sIIsIs 81 "a: g. s.0.ss.'

Al HUdUfbIe Cllfe Jlf IB0neIIltl9.
An hValliREs o.lrs 1Pr BFoaeNttis.
Mr.. Ward says; "DF. YIsILAR1--slr3 bad Bron,l
Bfeath and PalpiAti6n Of the heart "a their worst
f0rmsf had been treated by several % the most
eminent physicians In Philadelphia, but they could
NOT stop the rapid course Of my dlseAae, aud had
dospaired Of ever being rsatoredto health. I was
truly on the very yer 60 OF the grave. Your Pi o
Tree Tar Cordial FAahiE recommended % me By
. friend i trtedi and am thARkfnl 70 say that,
after using four large, and one small bottle was
restoted 70 perfect health. Hen oan give FetsrUnee
to my house, No. eos -. Second street, Or Of my
ONCE pf Receiver OF Texes fnam A. n. 70 2 p. n,
corner Of Chestnut and Sixth Gtreetg,
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p0rTAn EsTBRrAIsatENT 9Fo-FIdHT at
Washington Han win no doubt be g
great success. and from the great
labor bestowed upon itAsby pastors
and teachers, deserves 20 be. WilatziA'
beaptifalappearane viii two handFed and
fifty children present neatly dressed, amid
the spreading branches of 9. tree, sssE-s
green, aud brilliantly Illuminated with
sasi How deligS teal ii win 6s 10 hear the 9.
harmonious blending of over tive HUNDRED.
ehiIdren's voices, tuned 10 tine praise OF 9
God! owrefreshing % hear the reports
Otinterest in the orphans Of our noble SOL
di0rs! Let rallego, and encourage the
teachers 10 their good work. 40
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- TME aREAy .RNaLIsH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES oLARKEs
Celebrated Female Pills.

aassi C9l6DfHCeuL E6IQ6l6 14116s
Prepared from a prescription 81 Sir y. Clarke,
III. d., Physician Extraordinary to ths
Queen. II 5sz.s
This Invaluable incidence Is untaIlingln the cure
of ali those painful and diseases to which
the female constitution Is subject. It mPderates all
excess and removes ali distractions, and speedy
cure may be relied on Z 3 81
TO MARRIED LADIES -
it Il bseaiiGfiy suited. 1t will. in short lime,
brink sn, the tR6athly period with regularity.
Zach bottle, price one Dollar, bears Che Governs
net Stamp Of Great Britain topreyent oounteFteits'
80 ssll37af CAUTION.
III e PiIis should not be taken by females during
theRIKsT THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, as they
are sure to bring on Miscarriage but IL any ether
tiS.a ti,eyy are 10 = ~
In MI cases Of nervous and Spinal Palms
In the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight s4ertion'
Paipitation OF the Heart Mysteries and Whites.
tlisse Rils viii eject cure when all other means
have failed and although powerful remedy, DC
not contain iron, ealomel antim9nY or anything
hnrtfui 70 the consultation. aE1rynF
rRnltlIrectiens attic pamphlet around each pack
age, which should be carefully preserved
sole agent for the united sfAt apf 04nadas, e
III & II JOE NOS "a cortl aadt SIN, Y. I
II. B.-S1.O 90 and six postage stamps, enclosed 20
aa5 Ii agent win insure bottle aining
any PllIs By return mall. !, u
= Tor sale by gLAuGHh1NsEAB shf1ELUS
from the London Morning Post Of DEC. Sth.
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aifi1' ~ HRIMSTRRET'S q 3fItne
INIIAITABLE AAlRRESfORATIYE

FL NO IT. n! l1 = IF, So.
But restores gray hair ~ original color, by sup
plying the capillary Tubes with natural sp5tenaRee
impaired by age disease, An taHso,tS dyes
tstaaT castie destroying the vitality
and heautyo OF the hair, aud an5Fd OF themselves
dressing. Hetmstreeps Inimitable o0lering not on
" restores hair TO III natural color by an easy pro
cess, but gives the hair . @.i,s,...,..
LUxURIANT REALTY, vac
promotes is growth prevents lie falling Oh, eradi.
cates dandrua, and imparts health and pleaantness
to the head It has stood the test OF time, being the
original Hair Oolorfng, and Is constantly increasing
In favor. Used by both gentlemen aud ladies. Its
sold by all dealers be procured BY
them Of the commercial agent, d. 8. Harness Co.,
900 broadway, N. Y. Two sizes, so cents and 81.
ssbi-elriil a.fs,s o. Of -,tas fsi=si
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no Comm lSitOrS.

Two good OOMPUSlTORS can find EN- 3
ployment by applying AZ this office imme-
diately. gts..a
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N ,.I1. York IionlleSY IEarket.

NEW York, DeepmheT %.
Opened NJ 531(9b2s. aud closed
quiet aud steady &C B2@b28.
GoyeFnmtut stocks Steady.
Sloeks-Dgll and easier.
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90 0eI1gralpa.
Afternoon Report.
Arrival of Steamship Jdra- The
Great Prize Fight Heenan De

Atf1YaI OF steamship JWEa- 9n0
Great Prize Fight-Heenan De-
feated.
PoRRLAED, December 2S.-Ths steamship
Jura from Liverpool, with adytces down
10 the 18th arrived this moruing.
She brings IN account 81 the great in
transitional tight between Heenan and King
which took Pleeelou the morning OF the
10th, &C TunbFidge. ~
King won In 90 rounds. The hght last
ed 80 minutes,
The London Times says bat little seisnee
was displayed on either side. Heenan's
game throughout seemed 20 be % close
and put th6h1g on, 30 as TO crush his an.
70 the ground. Kings tactics were differ
ent and more ereditable. Il Is rnmored
that Heeuan's shoulder Is broken. e
SECOND DmPAF0H.
The fight took place this morning near
FunbFidge. King was victorious. 10 e
reported that 20 rounds were fought Oc.
Clpying 30 minutes. -
No details are given, but Il Il rum0red
that Heenan's shoulder Is broken.
Political news nnimportaht.
Breadstuifs aud provisions dull, and
tending downward.
Wheat and corn easier
GOnsOls closed At 90f(99l.
The Times says the prize Sight WAS q fair
stand up one and ended in the decisive
victory Of King Heenan was badly pun-
ished, though be had the advantage in the
earlier rounds, but King had the most en-
durance.
The SIGHT occupied S5 minutes, aud 2s+
rounds were fought;
English funds are frmer.
The Times says Accounts from all
the principal eontinenta1 cities we're more
fag0rable, financially aud politically than
for q fortnight past.
The Confederate loan remained at So 70
The pirated Alabama was expected at
The Florida, Georgia and RAppahaanoek
were being rapidly fitted ont At French
aa.-
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Ia.uIg!IibIiIIills .OId Rome BItIeisl
.l3TITHEgpRIDEgOF VIRGINIA.I.

b THE Pride OF. VIZ GAIA. iaar
! A uecessa any article this WARM weather. That's
ssha4,5 the matter You want q, bottle ea's,es
Don,e q about iatning Of being % weak and
feeling 90 exhApHtsd ny the weather. You can DO
y T.anah Minis ola Home Bitters,
THE PRIDE or ytRGIEIA. Il s
E Eo de gong Is The stElais ana tPsadilg g many
of those gFesnbacka3, Yop viii eat better and o.
scoarss lssl and netprel look
Dot tsg. ~ ming { = az tilI .tsaiif :
I,auRhlinsss Old Home Bttterss
iiiss THE PRIDE or yTRaINIA.i 20 .il
4hsse nsslefs arc sss Abe taste, IN mild
lilo most defeats using them With iApu.
oitv. s6eedy IN acton and che seat Of
disease. lhsy impaEt now health and Nieqrs 70 ne
-, Fss ezau;site favor, che delicate AROMA
ri plessans tSste Of ms Fslasrs = ps
spliaFiy acceptable the tsysssd ard lanEuid
patient. pIsR4Tsd e 9 Y u S,r,,tp u
f5afs ] q WholesAls DEngg Mh he
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mU. s. MARSHAL FOR ARIzoNG.A
Among the passengers WHO arrived per
steamer ST. Louis yesterday was Major II.
B. Dufield, United tates Marshal for Art!
coma, accompanied by his Secretary, Mr..
Robert F. Greedy, and aipumberous reti-
nue., some of whom are experienced miners,
and explorers. Major Dulfeld's party-wft
reach Tucson about as soon as the other
Territorial otficers, whosleft LeaY enwprthI
last September by the overland rohte for
Arizona. "A requisition for three thou
sand troops, principally cavalry, has been
entrusted 20 Major Duffeld, who is largely
interested in the deyelepmentof the mtnesis
As soon as he reaches the scene of his tu-
ture labors, the, inauguration of the Gov
ernor and the sweating in of The other
officials will take place, aud peace and
order, with perfect eeeuFftY to lite and
property, will prevail throughout the Ter
ritory. The new Marshai is; man of iron,
a patriot 70 the cores and thorough mar
tiaet in all matters pertaining to the trans4
action Of public business Had IL rested
with him, the expedition wouldE haya set
out several months cartier, and Arizona
would not have been left so long Without
projections The taking of the census wiz
be one of the firste duties devolYiug upon
him. His Secretary issWell known az! edit
tor of the Norih Pacific ReOisp, of this cityF
--Auo Cali oftiaI, San KFaneiseo;
The Major D6hftld spoken Of above was
formerly q resident of Martinsgille and Is
Weiikuowa in this city and neigh borhoedi
We are GLAD 70 hear OF bis prosperity aud
To see him SO ifayorAbly noticed. 81
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-a = l.
g8DR. FRgD. llt. PATTQN, Of the 18th
West Virginia Infantry, Who was captured
during the last fight an WINCHESTER and
who has since been confined 10 a Rich.
mond prison, has .beeniteIeased and IL; now
at his home in Mofgantown! We have
before US a letter from the Doctor, written
to q friendain this city, in which he de-
describes the sufsrings of the Union pffsl
oners at Richmond. He speaks of es!
cape rs . deliyerancei from An earthly
hell, where aends incarpate reigned SUI
preme. The suffering Of our men admits
Otno exaggsfatian, The Doctor has seen
our men brought to thes hospital making
conyulsiye efforts TO eat OF d piece of hard
bread which theysheld in their hands
Many, died from The effects OF cpncussions.
and contusiops received by dashing their
heads and Wretched bodies against the
prison walls in the; delirium ofEhungeF.A
The 0utfages committed on ourssoldfers,
there have mo parallel in the annals of
history Even bafbarons nations and cav
age tribes do not put their captiyes to
death by such slow torture.
The Doctor gives sad account of the
condition of things in the Confederacy.A
He says thelpeoples and the soldiers are in
the midst of deep despair and upon the
point of starvation. He says our soldiers
are all brave and patriotic, but a man has
to be prisoner 10 appreciate what IN.
?riucipled villains we are fghlipg-Yhat
an unnatural monster this rebellioniss and
what hopeless condition our country
will be in If it issnot effectnally crushed. e
The following is a list of the West yir-
gtnia officers IN Libby when pr. Patton
left: -
Col. POWELL. I'd Cavalry; Lieut., Col.
Northcott, 18th Infantry; Lient. Colonel
Price, l3sth Militia; Major Phelps, 9th,
Infantry: Capt Rowand let Cavalry (;
Capt. White, Sd Cavalry. !, Capts. Reed,
Craig, and White, lst Infantry Captain
Hyer, 9th Infantry; Lieutenants Carlyle,
Christopher aud0ug, Cd Cavalry; Lients,iI
Helms, MeKee, Hal. Steel aad Baird. 1st
Infantry; Ltents Poole, Chandler, Ltv-
ingstone and Conn, 1st Cavalry Lieut..
Anshute, 4 9th Ihfahtf ~. +, lr,;5 Il
4 II
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BLFKDING PTm LUNGS,
HLEEpING OF lTHE LUNGS.
iRHAD THE FOLLOWING:

for ths V6t1 ~ II t1SEinS. a saeiI-
cine that viii cure Inf hon OF thb Lungs and
Liver Complaint When eotnmeneed 10 use your
Pine Tres Tar Cordial, vas 70 al eafanoe, near
my grave. I had been for length 81 time splitting
blood, and would nc times Vdmlglt.
My ,physiciang (iot 1 emplQ I'd twO) pronounced
Tree Tar Cordial, which ala her % much good. that
she prevailed on me, as last resource, 70 try IL;
and, thank God, I conitntneed 70 use t. have
taken twelve bottles, and an perfectly cured, aud
am ready aud willing that ANY person that - sick,
should call ON me, and will toll them what yOuF
Cordial has done fer ma All my friends aud neigh.
borg were utterly astonisled Rtmy speedy retHrn
TO health for they had seen me yomit blood I'm .
eIottOd state frequently. Phblish my case, for
OF your valuable medieine.
: sRegpe6ttnlIy, JOHN VRRDIN.
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Last Night,s Repo.rlt..

~
The Great Cavalry Raid OF the War
Gen. AyerilI Achieves d Grand
success-The Virginia and Ten
nessesR9a GutThongstreetsR e
treat % Richmond Intefe epted-
/ Immense Destruction of Rebel
Property. y $3.50
g The following gloFions news was ts-s
eelyed last night BY Coy. Boremsu from
Gen. Kelley: .ra
PsIels,a HKADQuARfEas WRsT VA,
.9' C6MnaRLANp, Dee. %, 1897 i9@
Gov, BoRRllAH. - s..,ss.s-ss i,lass p
Gen. AAVeftllshas succeeded y cutting
ths Yifgilia and fenpese e RailFcAds q
SALEM IN Roanoke county He reached
there Oh III ieth, destroyed three depots
contafnipg al Immense amoaat Of publie.
Pfopsssy, eaaasstieaabty soiIsstsd there
TOT the nss# 81 Longstrset,s army, which e
supposed q Sc falling back into Virginia;
The following comprises \ !p0rti0n Of The
properly dsstoyeds 2.o6d barrels aour.
10, 900 bushels wheat. 100000 bushels
shelled corn. g, 900 bpsheis oats, e 600
bafFslSneat, 600 sacks - seyeraI cords
81 Ieaiher, 80 boxes elotbibgS % bales cot
too, large amoalt % harness. shbrs al.
dies, equipments, tools, oil, tar. aud Vali-
ous other stores, ana 100 Wsgens.
The water station, tltn lahI z q d 9 NUM-
Der pf ears we're burned also i've bEfdgsIg
Several 0llgerts aud much 81 the track
was torn uP and the rails destroyed. A
large quantity Of bridge timber and repair.
ing materials WasalsO destroyed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-24

/ :, IHUANDI sHLhWINUuIhE l1hHNHs
This the most htthI and sxtFaprdnary
tiele ever discovered. 1t changes the sun burnt,
face and psary gatin texture Of raviShing
beauty, impartfng the marble purity Of youth, aud
ths dialogue appearance 50 inviting in the city
belle Of fashion. II removes tan hsel4es, plmpleS
and ropghneSs the skin, leaving the complexion
fresh, Transparent and smooth. IL contains no MAJ
t5raI Injurious 70 the sin PatroniSedby Actresses
and OpeIR isi5gel9, II Is what every lady should
have. sold everywhere! fstr-9 q s=itd
DEmAs 81 BARNES q 90.
- AN ss.islssei aeaefa Agents, q
~ Az - Ia. = sii3 "a ~ v
hepl ON ~ bfA1AO NA11 y. =:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-24

as-TaE 8aaFHEs yssistdey yss cold
sadiwindy. The clouds made several es;.
teapts to3sitt down. i little snow, but tailea
IN every ipstanee % gise ps anything
anopntingto tie dignity sf q saess Y re.
tAs wind was very searching e manages
ind the rents in the garment OF tns
apple boys, and TO make ITSELF tell upon All
shO were not comfortably attirsd.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-24
Just Received, Dec. IS. 1863.

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