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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-04
ThelRebel Gsneral John morgan.

THE REPoRT OF HIS ARRIVAL IN TORONTO
UNTRUE.
The Toronto Leader Of Tuesday morning
says; s.s4ss4 a=as b a.s:i 40 .,egt si.ss. IS,
"a decided sensation was created In. the
city yesterday IN consequence of . report
which got abroad that General John Nor
gam the famous ederate cavalry leader,
had arrived in town aud was staying at
WIS received on Saturday of bis escape
from the State Prison at Columbus, Ohio,
in which he was confined by the federal
authorities, il was believed that he would
endeavor TO reach CANADIANS the nearest
place Of security and accordingly many
were prepared to credit this report that he
had arrived in Toronto. II turned ont,
however, to be q eanardi originating from
the following entry made in the guest
book of the tQueenis,s: John Morgan.
Brig, Gem o. "a. This entry vas made
during the day by some wag staying in the
house, who probably desired to see the
effect it would ereateintt this southern SYM
ipathising community. He'had not long TOT
wait forl9the result Before an hour
elapsed the story was spread thr6u ghout
the business parts of the city that General
Morgan had arrived and in the course of
the afternoon large numbers of gentlemen
visited the hotel for the purpose of seeing
the great raider and seongratulatipg him
upon. bis happy escape from Yankee ont.
rage aud persecution. They were mnchSl
disappO swhen told hy the courteous
clerk Of the hotel, that the celebrated cav |
airy otheer had not honored TORONTO With |
. visit, or rs far as they. knew reached 3theI
peaceful haven of Canada at all: and, there /
was some indignation expressed at the II
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-04
WEsTYIRarNIA LEGIsLATURE
Senate. o,ooa
THusspAx, DsesnhsF lsss;

fTHuRsDAY, Decemher Ss 1863.
The Senate was opened with prayer by.
the Rev. Me-. Brockunier
A5message from the House hnne9eeeo
And agreement Of that body TO SOM lne
amendments Of the Senate to the OIL. pro- .'-
yiding for the assessment OF taxes anu US
disagreement to others. " ~.
M. BRoWn reported bill nxlng tns
salary of the State Vaccine agent teS9VV
.per snnnm, Read q first time j II
The House bill authorizing the pnoleaS
ton of an extra number OF copies 'ot- tus
laws was read a second time aud EetetEe =
.Mr. BROwH, from the Finance Uommlts
tee, made report upon tue memorial -. ..
Susan Dnsenbury, that IL was lns4eeolsgs
to grant the prayeF OF the petlIouers.-
The report was adopted ie.,e ..,,
Mr.. YoUNGamoved to takelnp senste OH
No, 8, to prohibit the manufacture anu sele
Of spirituous liquors. but the motion WAS
The bill Concerpiug slaves was takensp,
discussed at great length, amended and
passed. re .,,,,..
Mr.. SLACK called mp the joint resolution
offered by himself, requesting onr Senators
and Representatives In Congress TO inquire
al the Secretary of War, about what pro-
horton of the two millions appropriated
bv Congress for the detance-ot the border
States. has been apportioued TO this State
or the State of Virginia, 5 ~
Mr.. MAXWELL, offered q substitute re
onestfuR the Governor, instead of our
Senators and Representatives, to- make the
inquiry. 80 ~" -. :.
was laid on the table. .aH .iaT'
On motion the Senate adjourned.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-04

Justice o. the Face.
Datol Mt 1isflBtlIlgu day % sif2 1857 - - u
Mora 1.-The lFst 6eElilcate must be signed ~
tho paTFnt mafiBEtt8O Ulecttgui aud ne stolld "
Of the town, county 81 district ih which the persons
Feslde aud sworn % bBlolet ulaglsttate. In case
the Aiier Is deceased the ate = % be signed
70 Do stated by the persons caEtilging.l e iI-n
TNOFH a-This ,o6rtilltuft % be used only In
cases where the kgb9F Of The pen Ginning eEemp-
lion b aotuaiiy f6t tho Support Of the per.
soma, dopandent m him. lbs e1eRptiOD does not
alIly 81 aases where there ~ pr0pefty 70
Ing the Income be transaetea By agents trustees
OF the ltlEe.l Z Y q ~
Dlsffiei VII he ihraadlnelS 70 attend 70 eases ~
TIE above character daily. ffeu 10 q - A. NJ and
from 2 70 8 P. H., At their odlce In aEatt0l,3l..
T -. -, sss.,.-. Jas. EVANS,
go Pro, Mar. and Pres. Board Of IsdE0fInent.
JESSE FEfEt,
Commissi6net Of Board % ElEollnl6ht -
-5{5 90 % y = ~ IL EAhf1Li. KELLY. ~
dec98t Surgeon % Board q EuT0llment.
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WAsn1s6For correspondent Of as

4 TAsH1N6ToN correspondent Of thS
New FORK .2ki6uns' gives the rebel as-
couut Of the affair with Grant as teesiyed
in that city through Spftsats 'sou1ess from
Richmond. The Riehmend military au-
thorities assert that the affair at ChsttenoO-
"a was not battle but simply an engage
ment between Bragg's Outposts aud the
whole Union force. Owing TO the depart
ure of Longstreet with 10000 men, and
Ehs withdrawal Of $4,000 Georgia militia
men, whose term Of service had expired,
Bragg could notm muster more than 10000
efective men, while theregweresthe greatest
obstacles To overcome in bringing up sup
plies. ammunition and guns to his position
In front of Grant. a council of war was
held, resulting in favor of retreat, for the
purpose of assuming the offensive at some
point between Dalton and Atlanta. This
result was telegraphed to Richmond and
there received approval, an order being
issued for the retrogade movement ten or
twelve days before the advance of Gen.
Grant The correspondent adds:
The retreat, says my informant. had al.
ready commenced. Lookout Mountain
and Missionary Ridge bad been stripped
Of most of the guns defending them, when
Gen. Grant, who, In the estimation of the
rebels, had now with him 0.OOO men, gave
the signal of the attack. The three regi-
ments could make no resistance, and did
not make any until, they had reach
ed the lover part of Missionary Ridge
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FOR SALE.

r.ssts sDRsIRABLR RIAL ESTATE, situated on
+: Market street, Centr0 W heelibg; lots nFa
between First Ind Second seeOud streets. Upon
said property tbese. aeb sig good dwelling houses
(Rnd all peeupiedl, Wnltbp sold toEethers or in
this property Wohid prove . paying Investment.
- s4.,l,3i 81 HANNIBAL. FORBES. ESQ,
dees.2M -. - l50l6 RanEthgtEeet.
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Sale Of Public Property.

AUsEEAHf RllATER EasIERs 0IIIgE
4r WHRELINq, Nov. =, 1863
WILL Be soId a public auction at the Govern
w ment stalle3Ol Wheellng lsland. on Monday.
demned pEopsftysviS:
- 900 HORSES AND MARES.
ssals o .commsnes Gf 10 O'Clock AM, ahA ESQ
time until an are dlspossdoE
Tie tnlmal8 can Be seen until dayt a. sals q tie
above menfi0ned sAbIesl
pe,s,,. lis1 ~ 10y 20, 4 VI :. e slG e
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our Dead q IohicItaS,ma.ai lslli.

GRANT'ssvictcFies, in front Of Chatta-
nooga have given us possession OF the
.Chiek emauga battle ground dis
covered that our brave men who fell on
that field (f9th and i2Ott Sep tember) were
unbnrfeds Not only that, but some fdf
their head had bean cut of. and sat nm on.
stnmpsland stuck onlpolesl Oar special
eorresp ondent infottns us that the sseyer4
ed heads were seen by sGeneral Craft
This hideous exhibition 81 the bar barisni
ofthe rebels sworthy the so6undrels. 1t
shows what bese brood Of lpiscreants#
we are Sighting They ara fit champions
of the. cause of rebellion against the
Amettca n public. [cin. Com.
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FOR SALE.

Coal LAND AND R0ELING MILL SITE sta
" Ated below BelEoodon the Ohio river, eO1tal1-
aud t1ftytWO ACRES 0fe0ais the latter i8unsuFbe1.
AnoPenEng en- be made 70 run coal On and % TIE
tie een4er % the plAeet o. 60 the river. 9hsEo y
also good ianding - tie river mont. The land =
Of the best quality fbr enltiVation. For terms etc.
apply 70 DIR. i. A. HILUREfH,
nOV9t2W 4tll ST. gpposiie tie Cont HoaSa.
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Bran, ShipstuR and MidIings.
J GraRg Saadg.
PRovosF MARsHAI's oFEIcB, Iss d,
IN DIsE. EIAEB OF HRsR Va
GRAFteH1 w, Va, December 1, 1868.
PIBITC N0mTCH - q 2

II hereby given that any P6ssoB presenting to the
u Board Of Enrollment tor this District man az
eeptable asa recruit, according 70 the present ruling
o. aeeeRtahtty rs applied by the Provost rshaI
Generals Bnreap, shall receive premiums follows,
Ist.SF6r On accepted recruit, Who may be shBVh
to the board % have served At least nine months as
cause than disability q premium Of $50.
Znd For an aee6pted recruit, without the military
quaiheAtton above apeciheds a premium Of SIS.
recruits have been delivered At the gsOeFai rendeE-
YOU! az Wheeling. W Va, Whenever the person who
otheef ~ WheelnE cert heate from tho Board that
The teefuits named, and for whom be claims pFe.
UNI were aseepted and regulatly enlisted, together
the general rendezvous Of Wheeling, Vi, va, that
the said recruits have actually been received Il his
rende lVou3 fti ss7fla - IL
led - -i-s.lliss stii JAMES EVANS, fytl
Pro- Mar. and Pres. Hoard q Knroliment.
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SIS no $3.50. PEE MONTE.

I HLII9LE GIANT SEWING MACHIEE COM
Y PANK want an Agent IN each County 70 solisit
screw driver and extra needles. We win pay 10
era shay aud expenses q give large eola1isson.
address = Z. 8. PAGE, Toledo, o.
nbI9 d1mRam een1AEsnt Or 90 iInlted ssatas-
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Personally appeared before me- the eboys naIsa
e5iliaeete SEest sldltEpe q 90
best Of thoir knowledge and bell. &
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sFATGvACoINE AGENIss. OFFIcB, 81 l5ci
l-sr WHEEIIsg, w. Va Nov %, 1853.
A, 8 REQUIRED BY LAW, I hereby announce my
~ ttadineeS 20 faFniSh genuine VACctHE MAT
TEkt giGhudk CHARGE every cltlset- Dseg
and soldier IL the armies Of the United gtatos and
in the service OF the State, who may apply therefor
JOHN o, HUPP,
J decS3td&W - State Vaccine Agent.
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Interesting reading matter win be found
on the fourth page of thispsper. -
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] FOR SAFE.

MY HOUSE AND sH1IB Tor on John street,
Iyl Ritth Add Bl&th streets, WITH q good
stable and sArtiases house, attached. oeenPatiOn
given on the htst Of April next For farther iptoFr
nation apply 70 me- at tbs Post Once. -
deG81Waff4i - Z : e JOHN GIL0HRIST, JF.
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Pure "copper"

The t'peacen disunionists of Bergen
county, New Jersey, had ':festiyaie a few
days ago, wheteat the Rev. q, Chauacsy
Burr presided and Fernando. Wood was
the. leading .pI.srtormer. Burr pitched into
the war and declared for "pease on EARTH
in q .styIelthat would have been qutteSex,
hilsfsting to those,who once listened 20
his voice IN the clerical role Am9pg the,
SECULAR toasts were tbeifolIowing g .'' -
iSsvsnM Zodtt.-Ilhe last man aud the
last dollar-may the one be an Abolition Y
ist and the other a .shinp lAstsr, ard, may
they both perish in the last ditch together.
/ Teath Ioast.-To the first Governor who,
shall have the virtue and courage TO keep
his oath of office, aud protect andddetenl.
the Constitution, laws and sovereignty of
his State. and the rights of its citizens ESQ
I Twelfth 2oast.-The Democratic party aa
liz was, before cowardice. treachery, shod.'
dy and greenbacks had demotalized its
councils. s.,.s
Fifteenth Toastl-The War Democrats
white mans face on the body OF a negro.
Aud here is a specimen of the harangue
made by the arch-demagogne Fernando
Wood eils
"The speaker wanted to know If New
York wanted to secede, what power should
Virginia, when she came into the Union,
reserved the rightito secede if she chose to
do so. .. (Applause. zt1a 80.
SIT was the duty of The American people
not 10 give the present admfhistratioh'sa ian.
other man or another dollar. Most enihu-
.siassic cheers The Standardization must
be taught that they must not attempt, while