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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-29
SAMUEL p. WHEELER,

ATTORNEY,
COLLECTOR OF PENSIONS, SOLDIERS CLAIMS
AND CERTIRIED ACCOUNTS.
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orphan children, mother sister OF any such oesr
soldier seaman, is entitled TO pension and Also
the bounty OfOns hundred dollars aud all back nav
due. My fee In each case Is FIVE DOLLARS II the
claim or pension Il collected. and NO CHARGE in
case of failure.
Certified Accounts collected on the most rsasOnA-
BILE terms.
Wheeling, Va. marl4-tf
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-29
Important to Cash Buyers.
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NOS. 81 & % MAIN STREET,
Centre WheelinR.

Centre Wheeling.
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Also, Childrens', MisseS' and Ladies' Hats trina
med.
New style Paris Trimmings, White GOOda, HOaisry,
Gloves, Mitts, &C.
Also, good assortment Of Carpets and Floor oil
Cloths 1t greatly reduced prices.
Excellent all Wool Carpet for 81 per yard
Good 2Ply cotton chain for 60 centa per yard, to-
gether with hundreds ofother articles too numerous
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All CASH buyers are respectfully invited to call
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at Nos. 81 and 50 Main street, Centre Wheeling.
Jun6 JOHN ROEMER.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-26
UARPTRs MAGAZINE.

A new volume Of Harper commenced with
tie December number and ihe latest issue fully sn,taius
the character which 1t hiss long borne for tho vaieiy
ability. rnl popular ig.cses. o, is contents. The dif
iereIi editorial departments served w!.h never
lng diligence and tact and tie corps q regular con
,ribu,ors ino.ndc several which marked With
rcd letter In ie literature Of the country Readers ol
almos, every peculsrty OF taste win be APT 70 find
something 20 ,ler mRl in tho current issues u ths
periodical. Tho custom Of publishing ono or more
serial novels by eminent Enslsh wrtcrss admirable
feature and tends 20 Keep up tie lGcres. uf readers
without exposing them TO tie chance Of Disappointment
In LAc manner the zeal with which The popular novel
tee Of the day in travels and biography are worked M
into readable and instructive papers prollces tue hap
piost effect. bringing large amount Of valuable aIor'
nation In liberal handfgs TO the midst of vide circle
Of readers and placing them in possession Of tho most
recent discoveries with bat little Effort on their part
Tho number fer January contains seycrd noteworthy
articles, among which Mr. Loss!ngs 'sceues in tie
War OF lsl2" 'Picturcs OF tho Japaaesr." women
Lnder Dineul.les" "rho Nisi! Of the Chris! Child
possess special interest
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-26
ATTEMPT TO CIRCULATE COUNTERFEIT Moysy.


An attempt vas msde on Thursday night to food TIC
city with number Of new o0uu,cres. Tic police rs.
ce!rei an ntmstion Of thc intended attempt early b
tic evening ard warned the shoqsccpers thEougaoas
tho city 90 te the lookout. The following persSas
were arrested during tie evening"
Patrick Ryan and Edmund Blake attempted TO pass
counterfeit IS bill! ol the Bank OF Henry ID. Dar.o
Co.. Irumansburgh. y. y. In the saloon Il Edmund
MILLER No. 81 thaiham street. The! Aae previously
offered the bill AZ No - Chatham street. and were
IN formed that II was worthless Committed Tor tia. "
Justice Connolly
= Frederick Cooke attempted 10 pass counterfeit =
hil on the bank Of Albion orleans County Ncwlcrk
IN tie saloon II George Schmidt 40 iis Wniin
street IA payment for Eqg0r nun Der ct eountef9
bile II the same Grn0una ton were found on him ara
q counterfeit s. b on the BaTto Bank. Committed t@
Trial by Justice Connolly.
George Cole and Thomas Alter were arrested oy tS
Twelfth Precinct Police FOR passing counEefah =
bill ON the Albion Bank. Ten witnesses appcarv0
against the prisoners. Justice Dodge committed iAen
for Trial.
James wilson attempted 10 pass one Of the - hils oa
tie Albion Baak IT. the saloon of John Butner No. Io
Eighth avenue. In his possession was ould eosa'
teF,eit $ bill on the Clinton Bank. Committed kE ~
animation by Justice QaacAenDGsh.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-26
(A1yeg.isemen.
Nav VPAp. Ngw RESOLVES, Nav IURSuFis'

Among tho beet PRESENTS ayouns sent,u''" -'' sS'
can u.Ae each other liieke MHSrAL AiRSoa 0' 'u'-
ss.yes Ia other words correct analysis OF the" own
se,er,. hys competent phrerOlOs' in which 'e' ana
tues, faults aud ercoree' siA be 's'y 'aeai VIZ"
rs TO how to snppre,. tho former 'nd in'iei's ,a'
would be o! lasting hcnon. to every on"' Mr''.|
Ns,,s. No. 300 Drosdyay make examinations dAS'
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-26
H0olfs Reeefye,l.

History Of Charles the Bold Duke of Burgundy. Ry join
'iisI T. IpIico hs sSs e. sd G ~ psilns,
Buds Blossoms and BoIr.s ~ hre helsn L. Bostxics
School Days Of Eminent Men. By JOHN limbs isuo %.
St. wniireds or, The World Of school limo pp 4l III.
Loyalty on tho Frontier BY A. W. Bishop nns pp sas
The Frderas. Reprinted from Tho Orgnai Ter. with 4,
Historical iniIodueti9n and Note. By Henry b. Dsw.
The .s sy ' s si Rs & or nos' s ..aS ssS1f
Isaac Keso. l2mo. pp ia. Boston: A. Wiliamsk
The Man Of the North and the MN of the South T.sn<
Iom the French Of Ch Victor do Boaste.ten. Rtao.
pp. 2qo T. W. chris'en.
chronlsd. Of Of The lcdSntsrs Qua Family. By T"e
Ed mas hy T HsIc. p Il. oKScver M D.'q I,o p, "
philadelphia: Llndsay & Ba,lL,on.
New Edition. 2 vols. Emo Boston: Little, Brown {
Pelsyo An pic Of the Olden Moorish Tine. BY Elizabeth e
rs sn hsae1 res 9rs R @ Of c.Rp ARsisg G g. M
T Hoffman i2rno. Up. 81. P. 0'shcs.
Light on sh,dowcd Ps,h. By II s. Arthur nmo PIP ask
We. lie sscces.cali A Novel. By Richard B. KimbsA
Round ihs Ei,cl An American Novel limo pp 4os D.
rlir,y f:ea,. Wrilsln callsn BRYANT. i2no. PIP. sa
World. A New aud Enlarged Edition. l2mo. PP ~
Boston: TicknorS Fieids.
Little Anna story for Pleasant Little Children. By 4
S,cia. Emo. PIP. l3i The Same.
Life end Letters Of joan Winthrop by Robert c. Wn.hrsS
eyo. pp. 49,. The Same.
Tie Ruasssy Mech and The Dear Of Denharn. By Nm.
Henry Wood. 8yo. Up. 10 fhiladephs; I. b. Petcr.
son 4 Bro,lers. New YORK; II. Dextcr Hu1;on Ce.
The whip Hoe and Sword the Cuff DePaI asnt N 81
by GroEgr h. hcywolth l2mo Pr. -. Boscss
WsrcG, Wise Co. New Yofs: h. Dexter, HamitaQ
Co.
Tue Guard bein, CoFporas Notes Of Military Service
In The Nine.eeaih Army Corps By James 4 hosnse.
70 ~
Held IA Bondssc. ny Ou.ds. yo.s.. l2no.
History ol Chrisiin Dcctrins. Ny william o. I sbedt
D. y. 2yos evo. PIP s9, 81. Clar.es Scgi5nef
Cor peuious History cf English Ler.tIIo and Of h4
Eng'ish Language from tie Sornlen Ccrsrcst 2vass
syo. Do. t1n. 81 Tie saIe.
Tie I,belon In Anagi,s. By Bapis, Wdfthe.'ey SoS,
M H. llrro rp. 49, Io1dou: Jsnre, Nt,5et Go.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-26
POEMS. By JrAs IsosLow l,iro. pp. as Boston: Rob
,I,s bEotLcrs.

%.
cGs bEotLrns
Tho new name in English poetry announced
90 10 ilc pago os ,h. volume bids far to enter npon
a srcosssful and brilliant career. Jean Ingelow has
tr,L r,rny greeted by .sstd.ous admirers oi genius
S. her own country. ad che viii not fa Of ahospitabl9
WELDON from American readers. Her poems are
m-c0 by al elevated cast oi thought, blending rciec-
i.on ani sentiment in intimate Enlon. and singmHi7
ohaste AMI refined In expression They represent the
musings Of contemplaiiye nature on tie mingled
course Of human experiences their IreTni!ns tone 10
pen,re ofca bclraylng hidden soFrow. though With
out morbid sadnos5i While their costume reflects the
inner feelings OF tho writer with but little rogard 10
To pooiiesl traditions aud fashions o. tic day. Her
volume cIhslcs tho true spirit Of poetry aud although
10, adapted 10 gain sudden ard intense popularity
will win iis no, Uncertain way viii susceptible and
thonghifal realen
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-26
IAdrerll.elnentl !

The greatest assortment OF SKATES hno
sxArs FarSss viii BE- found TIE famous isTaAL ~ ".
SKATE ENPoAiug, which u removed 'ioli =, -, n
l,S N 4, fnls oririslrs splendid -. nnei, o. ,a
uy.s MoutsnS's aud oth0r ENaiisu skAih' -.
patA ami ,Ew-l ORK CRY CLUB nRsfhS, 20 ~ go.
n ,I Fol.-, sat. iug La lies, Doas aia .A 'Avu as
FAs, SHINY sllcHs STRAPS AID osry 'a.nF @ ~ '-~
- y 10 80 uewaEl.st. l0oIs east ot o'oll"I!'
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-26

SEIZURE OF BRITISH BARK.-YesteIdsy
morning Marshal Murray seized tic British bark Cir
oass.an * Per No. Is Hor, River. placing four officers
Oh boa.d. II is Io deemed advisable 10 publish partos
aFs in regard to tie parties implicated butt. averrA
Tat "sp.nebodY VIII DO hurt"
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-26
C,Rryss Use OF FIrEARus.-At an early

hogr On FRIDAY morning, Louis Roiis, German rrsd
ing at No - Wooster street. while 81 ndils m TOM
resi- orcc fred loadea pistol 'he h striking nlss
Iyi, Morris WHO was standing In the doorway Of No.
"a Canal street. in the breast lnt.ctng dtngeiSS
SQUAD Eoi'i arrested by officer Collins o' ne -
Precinct, and locked up 20 await the aciion OF tas
oroner on being cue .ticged 10 Lis reason ior rine
the pistol Rolls replied that ]. was Christmas snd -
tired 10 Se., Jsate tie Cay.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-26
fAiv,,.iscmentI ~, r,rv..

NINE, IIfNVNENI ] 1T EIAI-H" ii -, l,va ~.
-, r,.ry ,dy /, lrhteA with thsm snd A.y n~. 80,
cone ndis pen.a6e uOys Lsdy 80 S' I'D iirs.
We hays Ia'e'y seen n.' Va 40 Broadway. New'lo1
Sss e psr:s EIsvATo aud 90 sr.nssa e as y n
skirt Can be nnne'y Aai tha waist Inside she arrs;
cords S SSTS tcSs .sS5 20 l~i s"ii ats saa
through the hv the hand. These Elevators are soa
may ., ms,.y y nS'u and mailed ee receipt Of sAe f's
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-26
and effective The work is Of the ssw commousa.
books that are not Common place.

The Phrenologiea' JournaIsfor January com.
nenccs a new volume With number distinguished 70,
the variety. popular character and adaptation TO IN.
times Of its contents under The skul editorial care %
Mr.. s. r. Wells. 1t contains interesting sketch ~
tho life Of Major.Gencral Bah ks, accompanied by
good Likeness Of the original; d, chapter on Mum.
mics" with Illustrations; collect Of curious fact
relating TO Dreams" full reYeat on OF the Secra.
Of Beatty" and an endless variety Of miscellaneous
facts and discussions which are often uusing and A.
ways good to read in tie best regulated fem.
lies"
The quaint, rollicking, and, at the same tina.
truly pathetic poem by j. T. TRowBEIDCR enh,,.1
The VogaJond. Is reprinted from the Atlantic
Monthly" in holiday edition, with illustrations b,
Dsrcy which admirably represent the spirit and hunu.
Of the original. DANES G. Gregory
Lille Anna is the title Of q very nice Little
story for pleasant little children" translated from
the German by one who has happy knack in the u.e
OF the juvenile veruacnlar. published by Ticknor
Fields.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-26

In addition TO the publications of D. Apple
ton & Co.. which have been already noticed in our
columns the holiday book seeker VIII End largo and
rich variety Of works adapted to the season, which our
limited space conpes US 10 dismiss with merely n
"fayorabc mention" Among those to which we may
call special attention our readers viii find tho superb
volume entitled Erp York Piessrs GALLERIES, large
quarto In full antique binding Of Which only
a very limited nnmbcr has bccn printed, containing
forty photographs Of paintings from several OF tho best
private collections In New.York. with letter press de
scrp,ions by Nhwlliam youngi TIE DredA e) Bearfy
now gin book edited 10y Mr.. John H. g. Aassard. con
stngchieHy Of original matter prepared expressly ior
It's pagcs and In part o! selections o foreign tales hn
little known in this country is,ucd In sump'uous sylc
Of Typography. with several portraits engraved on
steel; 1ls Dp's,lIo.J Gallery containing photographs
of the principal gems in that collection truly maSniii
cont yolulue and many others r. tho most imposing
and costly quaros and octavos to tho lees pretending
but pcrhnp, not less valuable editions which do not
throw the worthy Pocrfanias Of moderate means into
mute despair.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-26

For the better psuot fsr ts ,sppy
!, a. -, IN, kNusoss ~ sIsdN Aohis IS 70 kaLA
~, ~orntr Of I'd st undsr tho . enss, ~ ii u" "
sl3 i, AN opea aa.il !. nh 70 !sa . 1''s'
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-26
Gas EIXTuRl
IAaye.tiseuen,

GAS FIxruRBs-ln great variety, a' 10 ~" Vim ~
Nho,.nle and Retail ~ "' H. l.. Cpsss.
Vi aud.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-26
mute despair

A new aud enlarged edition Of Angel Foiccs,
a work llch promises TO give words Of counsel for
overcoming tho world" is published by IicAnor &
Fields 1t consists of series OF selections om iaSofte
English aud American authors Of passaSes marked hy
tho spirit u cheerful hope, courage. trust religious ae
quiesoence. The range of writer's whose works have
been used in tho compilation includes many OF The wise
old masters of early date in English literature, while
it embraces not few Of tho sweet poets and grave
philosophers OF recent times. Tho selections ha'o boen
made with admirable taste all Of them are In accord
ance with the great purpose Of tho volume which Is 10
inspire struggling Auman souls With strength ond peace
by the presenting Of noble thoughts in adequate forms o
expression. Nothing suporuous appears TO have ps'n
admitted TAI most iastldious rcado. win nd luo ''"'
docs not interest ln. Lttlo mdec which he VIA NO.
enjoy. THE arrangement oi tie Contents anu "'"' VI
rei.repce agyV! novel sbascler ea! 'e'! sVn' SoA'
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-26
fAdyersisement |
IALrrrtisemcnt

r,,, IOWA STATE FAIR awarded the ~ -
pr.uiani to the Wihcox GIssS sh"iN"
o..l..n Family Sewing VI Mtchine
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-26
GsTy s1S TEN.

MATrsYg TO-DAY --'rsere sill 20 6 Matinee
e. the Ac-dsiCy # Muse " iccl'ek to.oag SCI 10
rt.,f.lent.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-26

TIE Rev. Isaac Wescott is 20 preach in the
R,oolnlrcda.e Church. Forty second street betwsss
Seventh and Eighth avenues, Sunday ;norains snS
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-26
THE FGDFRALIST. Wrrn An HISTORICAL lsrRopucrIo,
AND korEs. BY Hxsnv Is. Dawson. In Two Volumes

THE FHDFNAliIhT WITH An HISTORICAL INTRODUCTION
AND korEs by Henry Is. DAWSON In Two Volumes.
Vol. l. ovo Up. dis. Charles Scnbncr.
In preparing this carefully edited and complete
edition of tho celebrated essays, which under tho
tito of "Tho FGderalist oIertod such q vast inilu
ence In favor Of tho Constitution Of tho United
States as first proposed TO tho acceptance OF the peo-
plo by tho Convention of 1887, aud which have
since maintained tho rank of o standard authority
In tho Interpretation Of ia principles, Mr. Dawson
has performed valuable service 10 American his
torcal literature. The volume pow issued contains
tho cn.iso toxt Of tie original work with only the
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-26
Diving beneath the wth'ring breath
Of ioatLed loye--fgr worsc than death J"
And thus. in converse fond, they led
uLoir iov.ur onward WaN.

Dyinr beneath the with'rng breath
OF ,oatled l0ye--fgr worse than deathl'
And thus. in converse fond, they led
heir Oy .rg onward way.
And many league Lad rapid sped.
Long ere tine close Of day.
Their approach TO the society Of Christian people
nd the rites of their religious fifth is happily do
cted in the following little episode Of their jour
icy:
Happily they onward weRd
Smiling skies above them bend.
Hone her radiance lends. Ia cheer,
Chasing cy'ry darssomc fear.
Rich and lovely I the scene
So.t'ninc now III shades of cen,
Far slending mountains mgh
Looming toward the glowing SKY;
Scattered hamots villas bright
Calm repOsc in Iosy light.
Castles grand imposing tower
Lofty, wbcIa broad sLaaOTs lower.
Marking clear each rampant Inc
Boder in the suns decline.
THUS far they had avoided well
Hamlct or cot or haunt of mem:
But now. as winding through deu
OF sweet IcpO5e in mountain glen.
The faint, low. tolling Of o bell,
With Blended voices, meet the ear
flow solemn sad. that dirge's swell,
AS yon small fun'ral train draws neart
Oh blessed sight no crescent stains
Where priests. with cfue.!x and paO'
Pay their last reverence to remains
Now passing to the home oi al
Willie from grove, mid chcstnn's ho~ef'
There riiSicns in the sunset light
Our cross Of hope. on convent towerl-
hermitage, oasis bright!
"Dd not tell thee. precious oncl
That Ger each hight and mountain gieA
Wait hrt 70 know our work begun.
To fight and save. brave loyni men,
Who. faithful 90 their cross and land
CAS- powder in The vein doth lie).
AL calmly ready. waiting siend
To strike ior spain, or nuhy dief
.pui list The solemn words they sing
Ochin from earth now passed away
Conquered ly one whom ali own king.
IL bitter sadness, day 10y day"
Hrrk 10 yon convent. bell.
Heavily !, loilcth;
List 70 the requiem swell,
Mourniuly 1t rolloth.
Ioyd one. fhon IT passing nov
From earth to hoaycn-
Sadly. the mourning bow
Hearts. heavy leadeni
Esisc now the cross above
Jesus, the Savior
Smile on us. Lord IN lovel
Pay for Us. Madre
Slow sets the sinking sun.
SKIES brightly heGln!ng;
Mortal thy work is donei
Dea,h.-hagvest cleaning.
Leey'st thou as golden cloud.
Footprints. brightly cleaning:
Thus casting eagills shrout-
iass.L, irV.l VAIN GrvaLllng.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-26


poetry Of tao day, the reader Of Pclayo will DO i'm.
pressed with It's freedom from imitation, and It's
strongly marked individuality Of composition. II
shows no traces OF the influence Of Byron Shelley,
OF Keats Wordsworth, TcRnyson, or tho Brown
ings. Except now and then an apparently uncon.
scious reminiscence Of Scot, and Moore, the poem
appears 10 less spontaneous than the song OF birds.
II Is the free expression Of fancy abounding in
images Of tender beauty and al ear aituncd to tho
sweetest melody Of words The poem is remaIka.
ble for its objective character. II contains no wall
Of personal sorrow, TO dark brooding over the mys-
teries Of life and the universe no gush OF private
ccsscy or 10Y. Tho writer is absorbed In tho expe-
rienco Of tho persons whose history paints; sho
has 10 thought no emotion, no word but .oI thoni.
With the exception Of tho modest and touching
lines which close tho volume, there Is no allusion
that brings herself upon tho scene. This gives an
air Of vivid reality to tho poem, which throws a
fresh and brilliant light over the fading coors OF
the past. Her diction is uniformly graceful and
appropriate, preserving singular harmony with tho
scene by its rapid and Skful changes, erring, per-
haps If at ALL BY an Of sofiness and sweet,
musical undglatioR. The Imagery Of the poem may
be liablo to d similar ccnsurc. Tho atmosphere is
always fragrant with tie perfume OF flowers; the
merry jargoning of birds ILLS the forest; nature
oyerywhcrc sympahiles with tho rapture Of loyc,
aud tho valor OF noble hearts, but tho expression
may sometimes be considered as too warm and ex'
uberant. Nor has tho writer always observed the
law which binds poet and painter alike TO rigid ex-
sctnc6s Of time and place in the dcneation Of ex-
terual scenes But the prevailing tone and spirit Of
tho poem justly challenges admiration. An epic
from an American woman In these days Of striic
and turmoil is an unexpected gift. Lot 1t DO rc.
ceivcd with grateful and generous welcone.-We
must not omit TO add that tho volume Is sembeshed
with several Characteristic enuayngs, which ad-
mirably illustrate the intention Of the poem, and
are excellent specimens Of art both in design aud
execution.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-26
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
PEI ANO.

yFv.yO. Az Epic THE OIDES MOORISH IisH by
FrvABHTH T. IoRTER bhAoH. i@mo PIP 4@t ~
l
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-26

Apart from the bright thread Of strict historical
narrative which forms the nucleus of tho story, tho
poem nbounds in incidental scenes Of true pathos
and beauty, Of which We can give 10 account, but
must hasten 10 close our extracts with some pas
sagcs from tho description Of tho triumpha entry
Of tho conquerors into the City Of Leon:
And as tho city gates they near.
Behold approaching now
A vast procession doth appcarl
Troops, priests Of holy VOW
The City Council and hor guard,
In ranent richly grand,
With welcome strains from Tyre and bard
To greet tho Chrlstinn band;
Willie In advance gay hcfGlds bear
On saiycrs golden plate
Tie CITY koys in Offering there
Keys Of each tower and gate.
Now. hnltinR. tloy awaiting stand.
Ar near tho Lcgul train
Tho flower Of all The Christian land,
The valiant sops of Spaial
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-23

LIJENBEU DLlA -, = -.
oLEvELLHD, Ohio, 'Ha oRHA
No. Lymsn's Blor mAsHIH0ToEi O.,
Near the Court 4, No. AS Ninth st.
led BY Government to collect