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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-16

TaE Union movements in the South
show at least this much, that those epgag-
ed in them see the rebellion to be q failure.
The presence of four men at Washington
asking seats in Congress as representatives
of Louisiana is most Significant fact, all
tie more so because they represent the
pro.slavery wing of the Union party in.
that State, aud may therefore be supposed
to sympathize naturally with the objects of
the rebellion, and to have abandoned it
from despair of its success: A member of
Congress has also been elected in Western
Arkansas, Colonel johnson of the First
Arkansas Union Infantry, and he isnot on
" for the Union. but for emaneipation as q
means of more perfect union. In neither
of these cases we're the members, elected
in accordance with StateIlaws, but by ir-i
regular and spontaneous movements of the
people. Since the State governments in
therebel sections are suspended. Congress
must either recognise these spontaneous
elections as valid. or provide some meas.
ure by. which elections may be legally
held. This willopen the whole question
ofreconstraction. Butswhat We, notice at
present is.ths Significance of these move.
mepts as proving a growing belief IN the
: suppression of the rebellion, and at least a
!. willingnessto accept the restoration OF
the Union as an inevitable facts .bs,ssT
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How they Hate septAa Care inAans.
An Incident occurred during the fight
that serves TO show how little the feelings
of many Southern troops are enlisted in
the rebellion. Colonel, Isockwoodis iregis
ment (the Seventh Virginia, Union1 cap.
-tured several prisoners belonging % the
Sixth Georgia, who, on being asked wheth-
< er there were any South Carolinfans among
then, replied, aNo South oarolini-
ans; II we'd only turned in aud whipped
!. South Carolina, fnsteAd of going into the
war, we'd been a - slght better % ~
Col. LOCKWOOD sends us the above clip
from . letter in the Philadelp sIaqetirerr,,
aud remarks that what the CORES pendent
I states is literally true. We are glad 70
md THAT something true has appeared late;
sa.ly. in the Inqutrsrs %. e 1sea .lsr.ss
isIsl ilsilsl 10 --zz..l
1t has recently come 10 The knowledge
Of the Government thst there are on the
frontiers of Cana dA ppEards.ot IL, 900 de-
,ssFtsrs. Numbers. OF chem are in . sui.
fsFing esnditiop, aud are anxious 70 re.
-. tnrns and Join their regiments. Itisiprob-
a6is thsI pt6SISmatiSn win shortly be
saea by the President Offering pardon 70
sialI MhcsM to theit regtme9ts
within ihir ss1s.
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HEHECOA HAM1LtQN.
, Nos ian Wayne stree, Philadelphia.
TAR CORDIAL, tsl.t z TAR C0RDLAIs
TAR o0RpIAI... . - Pan oORDIAIs
z zs 1gsIIlss. az: e s,s"s;ss:.

IN 1lDlfittttf GtlFt llle tlFpllciigttt'
g. IN HJaIlfbIs CifEs f5y. Br1Nlfltfis.
Mr. Ward sayss sgDF. NisnAR1-sir; i had BEens
ohitis inflammation df tbs Lungs, Shortness o.
Breath and Papitation % The heart - they worst
forms; / had been treated by several Of tho most
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truly onthe very verge pftbe Grsye. Yeuf p Q
Tree Tar Cordial vas hi ndo - me BY
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once % k6e6iVbr 0f Faltesl from 9A-fA1 70 p. M
corner o. CHESTNUT and sixth RtFeetg,
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DESRRRSTA.
~ %.s.ssa 81.

GREAT American DySpspsta1 Ptffs {
Wemy say with safety that ninety cases out o.
every hundred, that one with consumption had ct
first Oply d. spepsia. Dyspepsia quickly lays the
fouAdAti0n Of other dseaSos, soma 81 which are 81
the most fatal character. Dyspeps8 g atieally
the disease that takes from us that bTacln atiuui
Of ambition and hope, eull5gullte8 and unfita
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% physicians efevefY SCHOOL that q DT. Wisbarts
Great American Dyspepsia Pins and Pine Tree Tar
Cordial, there Il elFefor the worst easeSof dye
pepsia. ~
b. w hurt iss treated In ne past twenty years
(90901 nine thousand three hundred and ullstyipa-
tieufs, Ion Dyspepsia In its various FERNS, and In
every case where The medicine ipAs taken directed
q made perfect cure. A number % the above
cases had been treated By the most eminent phys.
tsfana IN fhf6 eayiYifF1 and prFsI,a
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DE-. WIsIARRs have BEEN constant sufferer
with Dyspepsia t0E the last eighteen yeaFs dnfing
which fimo 4 cannot s1Y that Lever enjoyed PER-
foetly Welday. There were times when the symptoms
were more aggravated than at others, aud then g
seemed it Wonid be great Ielief 70 die had at
all times an unpleasant feeling In my head, but lat
eFly my auteFings % much increased that IbooRme
almost unbt for business Of any kind, my mind was
continually allied with gloomy thoughts aud fore
Dodings, and u Attempted 70 change their current
~ reading, Al oneea sensation Of Icy eoldnsss IN
eonReetiptI with deadf - ft were rested
upon my brAins also feeling o. sickness would os-
enr o the stonae, and great pain To- ny eyes, 90.
Icompanled with which was me continual faar Of
losing my reason Ialso experience great lasItade
debility and nervousness, which made e dflcult to
walk by day or sleep At night became aNeFse 70
society and disposed only 70 seenslon and having
tried the GktlOf number OF eminent 81
various schools, finally came % the e0nel1slOn that
tor TINS oae1aet a. my present age, - yeafH, there
was no cure in existence. But through the Inter-
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eeom g hare enectuallY removed almost the last
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and IN their place health pleaglTaand Olntenfenf
are my everyday companions.
JAMES n. SAUNDERS.
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BLEEDING or THE LUNGS,
BLEEnING OF THE LUNGS.
RRA1fHf ROLLOWING.

. Dr. WIsHARI-SiE..s II return my gEatgfnl thanks
Tor tho discovery you have made "a making meil,
cine that VIII cure Inflammation Of the Iung1 and
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my grave. had been for . IeHgth II fima splitting
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me past caret but my -.istsr had USED yeuEs Pins
Tree Ear Cordial which did heEso Hlileh eped, tht
she pEsyailed on me y ? last lesensee % tEy II
and, thank 6od,s4 commenced 70 nee IT. have
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% health; for they had seen Tolnft blood in .
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Respectfully, JOHN YElDfNs
Grease 81, six doors above Richmond 81
SO -. 81 RhiladslphA'
can only give fsw Of the many Thousands Of
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A Positive cure Tor DyspepsIa.
Hear iuhat NJ. John IL. BfIeoel. ans.
p,,, "; 1S1s e ss.,1,s, sss a.

Philadelphia, Jahuafy 221, lisa
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I am nov able 70 inform you that, by tie use o.
yonr Great American Dyspep4la Pills, 1 have been
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Dyspepsa. = have been gfievoualy afiieted ior ne
Hast twenty eight yeaFs, and t1r ten years on that
time have not been tFee nom ~ pain one week AZ q
time. haye had II ~ Is worst form, ana have
dFaRged on most miserable e1istehco-fn pain day
ppd night EyHEY kind % food that I ate ill6d ne
with Wind and pain, L mltteFed not how lighk Or
how small the quantity. continued baIehinfl Vsas
sure g follow had no appetite or any kind 81
meatB whatever, aud my distress VA - efeaf ~
several months before helFd Or your Pflis fhaf
fte4uontiy wished for death. i had taken eVerV.l
thing that had heard q for Dyspepsia, without
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Commended % me ~ one who had been eurstl b
them, concluded % give them trial alill0ugll i
lasl 70 taith n thelI. 10 my hment I found
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% bpEf llds qtteF taking hhlfa hoE, an 6gsH
nan. aAd e1n eat dilg hing 4 tgfaA and edloy :
hearty meal three times . day, without fncoIVe-
nience from anything eat or drink. II you think
yqu are q liberty % make this public and
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ours resi- JQHNl II. HANCOCK,
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Yes Upon q more careful and thor
oueh examination Of the enemy 'sSWorhg
without consulting With Gen: Meade
without consulting with single ptticer
but assuming The entire responsibility,
Gen, Warren decided not to attack. He
Immediately reported 70, Gen. Meade the
reasons for his failure TO attack, that be
had misjudged the strength of the enemy's
position, and that he vas willing to sac.
-rifice himself, rather than to sacrifice the
army. Gen, Meade ~ once ordered 2
postponement Of the assault on the right
and centre, aud galloped toatha left to,asrl
certain tit Was possible In any way for
Warren To be successful. He decided that
success would be at an immense sacrifice
Of life, and that the defeat of Warren
would be disastrous to the army.
TIE Army CONSEQUENTLY WITHDRAWN.
II was too late now 10 change the pro-
gramme ofithe battle. Itwould consume
another day to transfer the troops to the
centre and TO the right The supplies Of
the army were nearly exhausted, and one
day of rain would have caused the. roads
to be impossible. The army was safely
withdrawn to this side ptthe Rapidan,
With these facts before the public the
purpose ofthis communication IL accom-
Ipltshed. iiq rs IL II.
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Accomplishments re slevy o. Generil
lLeade's Late CampaIgn-The Man
The Object, she, Plan, the Advanes
and the HetEeat.e
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New Book for Boy. isnow Ready.
THE FARMER BOY.

AND HOW HE bs5ass %
Became Commander.in- Chief,
KDITED BY WM. II, TaAYER, ~
Az thor o. .The Pioneer Boy, .'Bobbin Boy" 90.
Sup 0fbIy illustrated Routd In extra cloth, bright
eoIorS, With an elegant fall gilt ack. Price 81.
One Of the principal aims Of this book Il 10 inenl
cate through the mediam Of story Of great inter
est loyal, noble and patriotic spirit OF the youth
Of our country. go
For sale BY d ~ JOS. GRAVES, 9
dees No. 90 Monroe Street,
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E. &c. 3. e. !. g, e

ne 6rsat .he1eds Jo1 C6nStl.ps tois.
ann constantly receiving such certificates a. the
following. Read iti ~
DRi WisHARI-suear Sire II Ind y EeEyl treeaf9l
eoIiEh and sore throat for one year and my whole
system was inst giving way sud wAs prQlFret
on my bee with but Hale hope Of 1eeeyaking- "
0isease the power Of al medicines, and In .
short time Imust have gone ny graves but, thank
cod, my daught yfn=l&w would not rest until he
s9laitd ie csc Ks iyoIi, fFc "a one hotile q
your Pine Tree Tar OoFdiaI, and commenced -
use It, and In one week was much betteFs ano aver
All my friends, FOR they an pFOnouneod ne pAstelTe
Publish my ease ~ ypn think proper. ,,r,,,o,,
sREHEc0A HAM1It0N.
~ Is Nos 13u Wayne stroot, Philadelphia.
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FourthsPage. q

TuLurosting reading matter will be touh'
on the fourth pese % et s.,
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Notice 20 EnTOHeII lIen.
APs - s s Slsssl sss W. Va

H1Anqpkk1ERs PROVoEI lLtRsHaE, :
% DlsIlfGE fGHsI Va, Z 3stE
~ ~ GRAsfoss Deeembe lztfi, 1864 q
TN ORDER TO AVOID MS EHESs
ii u - hereby that Claims Tor
ton from military duty on acc5unf 81 iis.
liess g se eap oglE % eQnsi with Tsifr6cs n
TIE ago % the applicant On the Inst DAY % InIF,
Persons claiming exemption % account n disa.
bllty VIII ave much expense aud trouble b fltinr
dan, except ID case o. llailllil and Seiias,l,f
dlsahilt yssl t1if 80 - JANIS EtANs. 4 :
decl4slt Ptes'ts Board o. KnF0IIria II Il
1IARsHAI4ss SALE.
II pursuance ofa1 order u the tnitsd STATE. Sourt
~ the Westeru District q Virginia. vim, On
burg Harrison County West Virginia. proceed 70
sell q public auction, % . hfgheSf ~ f
The lay and family library q Iduaflan n, Beunfif
A1LaOk q IL a IL Deputy HIlr1lilE
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: aod guard our DAG, aud Keep each star
: Fae1i Gtrfpo as bright Is new they.WaYes
atIU uaako Il lead our ranks In WArS
Z StflI hoat above each patriots grave,
Deafh % thu traitor that would dare
10 trail Il Through the dust Of shames
All honest hearts ttg lot VIII share
And follow It to Death or Fame.
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? Sent BY mail on receipt o. the price b 80
: : u, .ais.i -. :, and 7. =. ItaAN ZOO,
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I'll Y PsePsF hereto go back. and follow.
the progress of this coFns Aud exa mine IN
mishaps And misfottanes which attkn6e5
4ss e9tire march On the ifst day, 9Tshnrss
day, It was delayed two o.. tbreeS ho1rss5
owing g some difficulty in tiudiug the i sst,
and most ldfrect road, and also 81. th eiinss
idtterent geond ition Of the route ehichiit
passed over, On arriving at me tfofd Il
was found impra cticable for tue CROSSING
Ct artillery and hence i became necesssfS
70 send y around by GermknhA Fora 9
Agatniunder way, Ii had not advanced fsr
before 1t had the misfortune of taking the
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i u ism, while. they are yet boys, and We shall
have q nation made mp Of noble and and patriotic
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THE FIRST DELAY.

The night d the 2sth found allIthe corps
across the Rap dan, save the First, which
had the longest distance 10 march, and
which would also have crossed, as It was
mp in time, if the road upon the opposite
side had been free. Ffitiay mnornfik, the
2TfhI only found the entire army on the
south isideiof the Rapidan! AitsiHe more
than half the distance had been accom-
iplished in twenty four hours. ms
gAInuRH OF THE THIRD coRPs 70 ARRiyz.
EARLY Friday morning the army was, in
motion and its different columns were push
ed forward with greater rapiiity by more
Imperative orders, The Second CORDS.
under command Of Msj. Gen. warren
reached Robertson's tavern about il loteloek
inlthe afternoon Of Friday, fonhtl, the q s,
my and scommenced TO ASCERTAIN his
strength and position by brisk skirmish
fire. In the meantime, he.Was ordered nor
70 attack TIL the Third corps; eommanded
by Gen. RreAeh should come mp. Three
or four Aids were sent With dispatches To
harEy up this corp 1, but ii did not arrive.
and when night came omit was sin two,
or three miles from Warren. 6fs
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0Fea.e 4 'ix doOts above Rles@e9a 2
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fIlENTH EDITION already IN pross Of the

HOLIDAY GOODS.
NALL at.the ODD Fellow Han Drug store and cx.
" anime the Holiday Goods before pprchasing
el1eWhere. deelA
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ElNHE hnot assortment Of HOLIDAY GOODS Iust
received at the Odd Fellow Hall Drug Store
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VIZ, notice. that in the vote for Chaplain
of the United States House of Representa-
tiyes. the Hon. Mr. Lazear, Congressmah
from the adjoining district il Psnnsyl,ytar
MIA. and the Hon. Mr.. White, member from
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Correspondence Of the New York Iimes.
Army OF THE Potomac.

KELLY's FoRp, Va, December 8, 1868.
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SUPREME coURT-s,re,L T,sr-sov. a.


SUPREME COuRT-sprci.L T-Rs-Soy a-be,ore Je'
ucr Nuitts.
pFNIKE 10 CNhllAiN ~ klhirSf'''' =,
,ol,b f.rer A.. oh.r. v Etrro. pleaded With A. r.
NasAA Co
TLis case came up on argument before tho tOCrt
80 - 1000 Nv M. lr,.nisut Charlie. y. B.rne.
~ 49,. ~, ',,,fs s.u'p.iut
.,..,d RON N- am lfs ruu paint that tioir Han
c.r Is sIrSrsIsd b srr Hsrsnl had devoted fosuy
-. of shor AID .ceui &c tie a. br
b. n..h rsi.r zee g. cir terpln. qgaii hog
-~1her ID 81 Wilt b Do bed t.corrsf o. afi sfd
r-.. oil a. a. Naicn bad ,eb r,tei
:. .to. a. f,.a aIsrs f1f a.fris qlalss. ID tre
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b ~ouI uot 10 Vrfcs..l. i.,qusnly the ii--his
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dive io to'g secret Ihe Complaint '-'f -h
N. Nes. Co., Be- We nfr"f.- 10 ~ .iV''' ;" -
f'aat' or srio e. hls r WHICH ilc o. ~
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str.' ins their n1l.'r and ns'r 10 tfia' 'aa'f A.
isnr n'r IT, a. IN ''"At 81 y 3" o. "s'"'1 ps -y
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Arrive 4.

s,..,,, l4,i,,ie ar. srhol,ou. Liverpool ocI ~
Gs~a5 80. s.' johns - r.. ,.n ia',' A1a LANAI "
srsls- al'asv.n a. p. trs.pest. Potter. Port Ron.
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ssa.as. So Cuu K,nly Prsdaeaea. 1i'c TO Ed~.s
fr' .. re,,on ,of n.rim.sA.) Cole JseusI rs esys
s., sae, d .ub,r,l Cow s., Ja-o ds ccba p Java
sugar 20 q neNoi iiss hsl very Lrsy ~eathsf ITO eL
tls pss.ase, spit and .lst s,.i &c
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seLr rsla Dauh,m. August. 10 6ays lumber 10 Jobs
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sch lera. trl. Joyce fsr'Oo'0' v - days P''''a"
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seir. slsni hay Caf-aeF e-.' 9c'''oe' to DA'''''
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4 rl.re -
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ssll Ann Lsonssd Orr wsyeo,, St. AHd's~''' N ~
sear III nsaiy Srcsn Shelly, CineO.s'sss ~0od TO
Iissrur.
schr II,rriet Suih Kelly Eel River
S.hr. 4 81 Nison, Harvey. ltcfid,ne~
S,tY ]. ~. tfr and. Chase, fsli Kerg
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SIR Trad~ ind iir SEQ dsy-.
sehs. Lasaus CoVr,l Providence.
sclr. lli1nsi.l. D. .raAial, kocsnnd Hoe.
slsnn 81. H. 8oSeH. REYNOLDS. Ffoviltnca
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