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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-13

Teoes nno NceRfretDett, Dte We BON
Der Contribution earantirt tpiro.
@ine6 Der Nmenpement5 GUT 8erfa0un0
Der Ser. Staatet iast:
Der @ou1reB lpQ fem @eisb erlas>
fen, moburd pte Treibeit Der Nece
peer Der Yre11e Sertarst miro.
Der beriibmte Nusle9er Der Ser. Staaz
ten @un1ttutton. Or. 9oiepb @tprsy laet:
vDaB btelee Enhancement beab |i9tt0te
jepem Blrser Gin ablolutes &edta u eeben
su Ipreben au 16retben unp III prufen,
mas tbm beliebt, Obne paflr perantwort,
led ;u fem, 1T cine su tbDri9te @praus (e>
Buna ais raB ein S%ernlnfttser Meni1
perlelben &aum aeben fSnnte. Dteb beige
iepem 8ur8er oas &edt %seitatten mad iei<
mem 8eleben bic Stipulation, ben Griepen,
pas Gisentbum uno ielbt bic perlbnlebe
St9erbeit jepe6 ancern BIr9ers gu GER
itSreu. Sin Wann t5nnte barna9 in Der
Gborbeit unp Rid 1dtslofefeit leiner Set
penldaften> ODER aus Sbledttefeit bes
6ersens, Mufrubr, &ebeQion uno 5p6yer<
ratb, 9e9en Die Nesieruns felblt e,reeen u.
anfiften. Inter lol9eu umRlnoen mfg
te bic blr9erltde 0e(eQlbaft 3u 0runce
Aeben. Der Stnn piele6 Mmenpemsnts
III fein anperer, als taB Seceymann bae
&e@@ baben lou, feline Metuunsen uno Mnz
iidten Gber ir9eno wel@en @%eeenfaup
ausjulpreden, nieoersuidreiben, unp III
oruden pbne 1orber9ebenpe Grlaubnib, jes
ep& 10, bab er papurb ben Sfenli9en Grie<
ben nidt it6rt unp feinen umfurl unlerer
spltStbQmli@en Nesieruns perludt."
nGs 1T nt&t mebr unp nidt peniaer,
ais bic MuSpebnung Der Brpben Doctrine,
bab Secermann bic Treibeit BADEN lou, III
s%erSfentliden, pae wabr 1T, aus euten
BeweBBranpen unp fit geythte Gnpipede.
Mil pirler Dernunft9emdben Ginldrdns
flung, 1T rieies Enhancement nidt tlps an
uro fir iI@ ri9ti8, lunpern aud Elm UNI
lbdBbarea pr%tpuesium In einem freien
@emetnwel EN-. Sbne loI1e 8el1rdntuna
m5dte es bic &utbe Der Nepublif werpen,
m5dte es tuert Die @runoldBe Oct 6reiz
belt eridGttern> bic tu9enpbaften patripten
pur9 bic Sdreden Der prelt perbabt ma,
den, unb ben lddnpli@ten D%espptiSmu8
etnfubren."
@ir en,pfeblen bieie grtldruns bes bes
rdbn1tenS Storey alien Semen, pelde etre11
Ginsrif in bic perfafungsmdbi9 earantirz
te Yrebfreibeit BARN erbltden, penn bic
@tsierung CUR Rettun9 pes 2anpes Elm
9tftt9es Derrdtberblatt nur unteroridt,
fat aud mod ben S9urfen, Der es per-
iibt, an ben nddften @alDen 3u bdngeu.
81. 6. ST. 2td.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-13

bic Der1ctrattl1e partet tbren alten
@runollben treu bleiben ,piu, 70
fam fie feiner aries gesen louperdiz
ne Staaten untsrtuBen, unp mir
glaubeM RAP IS Die patdt Der par.
tet 1T, biele Qniiht flbn ous3u(pre.
den, bamit pas @olt mil7e, bab es
1peniafens cine pplitiide Syeanilaz
tiun sibt, melde ebrlid, unabbdn,
eiS unp aufridtts %Yerfdbrt."
Dauntt # nun bieRaBe Gus pemSade.
Die 8unbeSreaterung bat ni6t pas
Me4t, einen rebellirenben 5taat sur Nld<
tebr in bic Union 3u smtnaen, unp penn
beute Gin Staat geben piI, 10 muB i'm
bic 8unpesresieruns unselt1rt geben lol@
fen. DaS 1T oieplatform Der ~allerneueten
Democratic.
Dds 0olf .peie nun, MORAN es 1T uub
fam fb parnad ridten. Die @on1e<
quent fer neueiten platforr, 1T einfad
bieIe: Der Suoen irttt aus unb 70 Diele
Staaten ldlieben llb tbm an, ais ea,u
9eneist ftnr- Warplanp, &entufp unp
1enneNee qeben natirlih NIT cem 5upeu,
uno Mi1curt miro aud geben, ipbalp
nur ert Die tprtisen Dut1men niecereez
idlasen fino. % Der Norsen fein Neht
bate, ben Slben au befriesen, 70 mus
na!irliG eer Norpen bic gelammte &rieeso
i1ulo sablen uno ben Nebeuen allen
Sbapen pereiten, ber ibm pur6 ben
Rrieg ermaden 1T. Wtt bcm Mustriti
bes SIcen6 beeinnt bic Mnar9te i'm
Noroen. ST Der 9ioen eeneiet, IN he.
Union ~ bleiben, - miro tbm bic 6errz
fbaft einBerdumt unb ba6 aueemeine
Stimmre6t Serni6tet biQteer rpirb er'5
nidt tbun, menr er'6 iiberbaupt tbut.
Da6 S9bnte ober fommt nod BIT
&upferlblaneen srtldren, ,pie ober eeseiet,
often unp unumwuneen, eaB Ge 1tets aez
gen ben &yieg parsn, neil Orr Noroeu
fein Ne6t bate, ben SIpen ;u betriesen.
@leid3eiti9 ober bcjubeln le ben SIC,
@lelan unp ldimpfen Die Neeieruno, tab
ie oielen n9r5bten auer 8rieQsbelpen'
abieBte, Der alIein Der damn sewel sn ,pare,
bic @Ipldnper 3u idlagen.
Das bietet bod ~Giniee6 ]" Der SIT
ben tarf unc fol- nidt seldlasen weroen,
neil aber Wc@lellan seraee terjentee
Mann 1T, welder BEN SIptn }hld9t, ce5s
balb ioQ Jpn 2incoln Jpn an bic SpiBen
Der Nrmee ltelen /! -
Na, nu 8ielei1t 1ptrb nun aud ben
3peifern bic Noue flar> weldeMc Gleuan,
Der @enpne Wppps unp @pnlorten ale
@eneral lpielte. sc. q. ST. ..
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-13

bat fpeben BON NewSyprf

BAT fpeben BON NemSyprf
erbaltea unt pTerirt benz Vublifum BON ct. paul
pfpie Der l1mgegeup In her rst6balttafeu Musmab!
anp III ben btaiafea Wteiiea bic 5anelIns opa
.. IS. SnaerIpQ II, Gpmp.,
IL tbrem
u gteines6aube an Ser 8. CITRATE
nabe Der Bride,
t. pauL, Minne{pta>
SIN gol,t bed a,ifseS Fnb> wie aaefu1stn be-
tanut, bic WrsiIe Der Bauntwnaen' Ma1ren ee>
seutenb a~eaieaen ba mir aber ei1en grpben NDr.
ratb ypn lpirjeu Wearen baten. Der Dor Der Ste'a'
una agfauft gnrbe, 70 inb tpir in 9tano seleBt,
tisIs biQiaer AZ psrsaufen> oils trBeno elm aaosree
@slaSTt 1T bsr Gtaft.
Tesnes baben ~ir
aieiserrpffe unb @aaren fir
OameH,
als Waatiaea, Sbapis, Glrafst panSlausea,
5trumpfwaarea .e. .s., iopts
Eu@e uno Darosrpbe@Ar titel fur 5erren.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-13

Sn Der tleinen 5tact 5alent en,ipann
itd BET 9tlesenbeit Der llnttraeidnuus ti>
l'er o1elet petitlcnen Elm Strelt 3nilden
Dem greolonel 9efren, tinfm unlerer be-
motratildtn Better, upelder frlber Elm Ne>
eimsnt IN Ienne7ee ecu,manoirte, aber ne
gen Suoyalttdt ~nrefi9nirt wurpe", unb
benz 3rtesSoemotraten @iQiau6. Nebaf~
teur Der porttsen pemofratil9en 3ettung,
rptlder f@ peisfrte Die petitipn su u,tz
terietdaen. 6efrer 8erietb barber in
Wutb unp i1pb WiQian,s bur9 ben Rppf.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-13
1lnterIhreib pber ffirbt.

@ie Die Griepenspemofraten unc Mnz
hanger gauanpt8bams, bic Greibett ibrel
Witbirser a@ten !? 56re 9e@er!
3ablreide petitiunen flnb au9enblidlid
tn allen Stdbter Snbfana'5 In umlaui
8eiebt pprben, IN, ben Yrdl1oenten CUR
G~reita1ung 9aqanbt9bam's au3uforpern.
Rdtirle@ seb:n bieiHbm BON GrieDensz
benaptraten aus, unp perben ppr Nirmnnb
aupers unter3ei@net. lebri9ens 1T BIZ
3abl Der untsri&rtfttn bis jegt itbr eertnS.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-13
miberrufber Mnfla9en Der Mep 9Jpr:
Fer xintes 9e9en 9bur3 uno feline
Si0tfipn.

Muf bic 8eldmepen beS Sen. @Gur,,
lieb Gen. 6oufer Dem Or 2.2. Grounle,
benz Gorreippneenten ber q. 9. Eimss>
oer Die befannten Mntlasen sesen @9urs
unb be7en Dtpiipn erbqb, ben @ioerruf
oie(er acknowledgement a%nbefeblen. Ser
ielbe 1T ptnn nun aud erfolet. @roun=
it ertldrt jebt ltltt in Der g.. 9. Shines,
eab es ni6t eie Dtpilion @dur3 rpar, Die
bauon lief, ionoern Die DtpiTon Depens.
neter @dur5 iast er:nGs ma9t mir
@eraniaen su erfldren> pab cine n1ebr als
f~dnfjdbri9e peri6nlide unc politil9e 8e<
tanntidaft nit Sen. Sbur3 ,lur pasu
btente, mid bon leinen bemunbernsmertben
Gigeni6a9ten al8 Repner unp Splpat III
Iberieu9en al8 Splpat, Ger NIT Der
Snipiatipn zines GntbufIaiten unp zines
aufri9ti9en patriOten tGmpft.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-13

un9en ppn @ewolt ppn Saiten zines ourd
Demaguetn aulseuteselten 9aufenS Yorl
Nnbdnaerr Der Nebeuipn burftc Die
Nesieruns feinen 9hrttt II Il Il seben.
Sc prctefiyten CUTE patrtoten Don uns
3peifdbafrer 2oyaltdt BET 2incoln, unb baz
ten Jpn brinsenD um 3uradnabme leine6
Befeble; aber es rotteten 1iA aud in Gbt,
eaao Eau |enoe Der Wertseuse pom Yerratb
3ulammtn, 100 Elm pltbenber 6anfe ; rpbz
te st a d { ~ iben unb bic Office Der
lopalen rFribunr" gu serit6ren, wenn bas
Gciet 8urnfioe'S se9en Die .Eims5" nibt
3urld 9euonlntet, ipercen murpe, unb mas
2tncpln Der petitipn Bate eendbren fBns
men, cas- NJ tie e Der rpben 0ewa!t
uerla9en.
Die 3ufunft pes 2antes, ren1 nidt
feline eigene Stellune Dor Der gfaticn, for
perten e8 pon ibut, seseuibsr elmer Meu>
te BON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. f ;u blets
ben wie Elm 6tl5, uno Die 5af, nit Der er
Dor Der erbobenen Jauft Der Spiebse|euen
pergerdtber 81 &reuse sefreben, miro ets
ne Que0e fur6tbaren unbeil5 fir cas-
2anp unp bic Jretbeit lein,
2tncoln fpnnte nit Der 2uridnabme Der
Burn (ire Srpsr rarten, big bic 0erihte
Die un5uld6iafeis oerlslben erfldrt> ODER bis
In legitimen Denpn ltratipnen, biz entlaie=
eene Majoritdt nee lpyaleu Bolfso tbr
8eroammuna5urtbeil pariber ouseelproz
den, aber paB Der Wann Der eie(e Natton
our9 ben 9esenwdrtigen Sturm gum 5az
fen 9~eleiten lou, Dor Dem freten Eobtn et>
ner ra9e(dnaubenoen Nptte erbsbts, uno
ben arm Ger @esierung gum @oufrede1
re6 Ma&tgebotS elmer 8anoe Don Sece5z
l%;pnilten mahte, , a s sei9t cab ben Noroz
itaaten in per Shut ri1t nur BET Mu5bruh,
ipnoem Der Sle9 Der I'M 0ebeimeu 9ebriiz
tetsn 0er|5pbrgng Su 8uniten ee5 Sts
oens beporitebt.
MitbIrser ! GS lit uns nidt barum
gu tbun> lawade Bergen gu idrsden, lpnz
bern mir m19ten bic StarfenY or>
bereiten auf pas, mas tommen miro
unp bel per> Don Der &e9iernns cen 2anz
pesfetnpen ee9enuber bemieienen S@wa6s
bett fVmuen N u +, Der &f, Der bluti:
&c &f pt8 lpyalen Norpmannes, Se>
gen ben Nnbdnser Der &ebeuipn.
Die 2egtern baten ter &esieruns ben
Gub unsefraft auf ben Naden seieBt.
Dur@ Drobu 8 baben iie pieielte
eiu9eldl9tert in ben @eborl Jam untsr III
ren @iuen, our6 D obuns 2ineoln
9e;wun9en, in einem etlatanteu Tale
pl6BliG cine politit aufSu9etsn> bic E,
LANCE serfulst neil er lie fir notbwenz
big 9ebalten. Sbr Subel hariber / t erdne
jenlos, unp NIT 9te6t. Den Btrerl tont
Der &eaieruns baben {ie 9ebroden. SeB1
rperoen Tie IS nit Dem Wiperltance De,
loYalsn Bur9sr periuben. Beuacn pielt
1i9 eben 10 fete mie bic Ne9ieruno, 70 mao
paS Net9 per Nebeuenz Mrinpfratie in
Nprowe1en obne 8lutpersisben untsr uns
sesrlnoet 70 mag obne 8lut> auf n1rrlt.
DIEM Dppen per9ol1en, Der Norcwefen pe,,
lIoli9en Naubfaateu bei9ele ut mercen;
ftrduben mir uns ater, f6mpfen mir,
conn merpentcie StraBen Der St1p:e pes
Nprowefens IN Blut 16wimme1, uno lei<
ne Irtften bur6 Die 2eiben lstner gurz
ger 9eolngt worcen. . as itebt , II,
NproenAbepor, neil Qincoln 1bwad,
9enuB war> Dor cer &ebeQenprobun9 Imam
rperoe Die Straben @biea9os nit einem
Meer BON Glut iiberldwemmen" sulamz
m%en3ufniden.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-13
G,uAe uno 0aroerpbez Artite fur 9erren.

aBir tabsa fir unlsrs lsbr sesaumisen neusn
9ofa!itaten unlsre Ginfdufe Sseen bic 1ratsfer
Sabre ssrbpppels, in serlaisesuen Srantsa Der
oreiiadt In Der @bibt, unisrm Ge|hatts cine
srSsere Musbebnuug sn seten utr mir bon sa, pap
in Winueiote> fir bie3utunfs Nt bsfeItsn sutsn
Mrfes unb 8ertrauens su ~erfrsuen babsn mesas,
als ipon,it unlsre Uir,aa btebrt wurbs.
Sir RaMFsuts in, CAME erlaub:n mir ntS bic
Bsmsrfung baB uniere 8ebinsuu8en fir Nisefr-
peefSufsr fetr 8UnIfi8 aeneGt iine tnir srr site"
~ialpstgrn aonptm silissa s.sataaisn 5uielss u Sss
Gage inb, 8orsbeile au bistet, ME Trilber NOD
mic. infer partnsr, perr 8. Mabler, bat bislsnt
RsTprt unlsre8 0eiddftes Drrsuteben ilbsrnurn-
men Hno wire IS III leiufr se,pobnten 9Seile ld
anselsasn lsiu la0eu, luwpbl gDbole(ale ais 9te-
sailperlaafs sur bsionSsreu 3ufriepenbsit oer 9sr-
ysm adufer at eTecsuiren.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-13
2(tue Mn3eiQfu*

Stir Jnbaber opn Ne8iernnos=
Qau0.
Ser unterssi9nsts ertietet fi@, Segeu n1abige
TersuiEns Sanbspatente bon Wafbiuston Al be-
lrrsen, 'pnie uaer ldmmt!ihe Nssissunes.Q enb-
Anaslseenbsiten NufibluB gu ertbrilen,
Wan a~baellIrs Aniraesn an
s. q. Nens,
Gbasfa. Carer c., gH;uu1
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-13

Vreunbtt1es Geiu0 au fdbreiblulttae
Gamcu.
yin junssr ecutlGer Sffsisr Der neflitsn ar
mee ludJt cine eprrelpoaben'ia unter ben, Ih5usy,
0sln!ett, bic .I9 fur arisgsereianife unb baS
SoIoateniebsn interslNrt nit SiniInt auf Gster1
@emtlthlibteit unb &rnlnniif unD nuoere aei0iIn
&c Sants, bic has 9rtsn berIhGnern unb ~ e;~
MN 9lildlipen 3ieie fubrsn %sBnnsnA
y9eto9rapb'sn s~petesT, tpenn serGn(9t, eusae~
lDedIelt.
Wan WcreiGre:
Commanding Officer
Co. D. 10th Illinois INIT.
Corinth, Miss.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-04
Iaugh1in's Old Home Bitterl
SaIa az TrnsItt. Pronerty.

lN0TIoE & herehy given, that q the l2Ih day o.
~ ptsemhers 1sesa estgeen q ths heaFs e ter
door pfth6 Court House o. Ohio comfy fFst Viz
sinfa ID the city d IFhbeiing, viii sel At public
auction 10 the highest and best bidder therefor tie
f5ll6tng real esiate that q % say ot9 hum6et6d
twenty -5ns I1Il and twenty ~ ID the Rllth
Ward Of the City Of tYheelnF, BY virtue Of deed o.
III N. FiflhnFh. recorded IN deed book ~, On page
4sS aud u Viffna % a. order u tie Circuit Court
a IA comfy 6ahsfitnfnR ne In TIE place Or tEG
sGii ltkahdSh llhs GEldl ON and HAElman having
gIyen th6IF e6hsSdt q the aid lale, IA writing
Terms a. salAs-- 0ne-f1uFth II the. plrchass
money IN hand4 the n Two q lll annual
with int rest from thl day of sale; %
Be secured b. the puTchaseris note and = deed q
-. -. &. y = THK0DORR y. GoRRELL,
n6tlOsla Trustee.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-04

16-A MARsHE1L CeuNrY MkH CoMPE1.
ara4lD.@T6s Philadelphia Pre-. IT late
dateS contains the following complimentary
notice of Rev. W. h. Wiley. 81 Marsball
county WelltknoRn infthfs city 81
The Rev. W. b. Wiley Of West Virginia,
who was With Brigadier Gen. Kelley, in
bis three months campaign Ia West Fir-
ginia, was the fist man who entered the
bridge at Romney; Va 10 the charge upon
the rebel artillery at the other end apd
when our brave boys had reached the mid.
die of the bridge, the fighting parson, with
his musket in hand, shouted t the top Of
his voice, hGlory be TO G1d-to the Union,
and to the Star. spaugled Banner He IS
a brave aud good man, and has been COM
nected with the army, In some way, ever
since the war commenced. He had 10 leave
his circuit whensthe rebellion broke OUT
He was with Gen. Kelley at Phfllippi when
he was wounded, knelt by his side, took
bin by the hand and did what he could 70
cheer the fallen hero. While Gen. Kelley's
army was encamped on FairView Mountain,
five miles west OF Williamsport, Nd, at
the time of Lees retreat, Mr.. Wiley told
Gen. Kelley, that II he would consent he
would take.a Skin and go after pight to
Williamsport and cut the rebel pontoon
bridge loose. Such brave and useful men
should not be lost sight Of by grateful
nation.
am, sir, very respectfully yours,
IA Is.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-04
The Removal Of Meade From
Cumberland Gan.

WAsHlSGTOs, DeeembeF 3s-A special 20
the Post says, il is TRmoEed that Meade
will be removed from the e0mmand q the
Army Of the Petomae, aud that new com
ma1def VIII lead the army 10 the December
campaign.
The army e % good spirits.
There is no tFath n the r1mofs that
Secretary Chase viii apply % the banks
for new loan.
me new National hanks win have an
obportuhity 10 aAks some % the 5 per cent.
treasury notes 10 the directors desire. 80
The statement that Gen, FOreY or the
Freueh were furnished ~ the State De-
paFtment with Gen. Seottss military maps
of Mexico, or other lafoFmatl0u, prepeFa-
tory 10 the French Invasion Of that conn
Try, 3 erroneous. Nelthee Gea. Fossy a0f
he French Minister nor BDy Other person,
ever asked % received agY such fnforma.
ton. ~ 81 T. 3.
The military authorities reeeiVeda fsle-
gram this m6E1ing from Gen. foster, who
Was Joined at Cumberland Gap By the
forces PFesipFaly cent thithe from Befn-
side % guard that inPertsht point.
The few troops Undsr the former might
perhaps De able toInfioG soide damage on
the rear Of LoBgstrests Who g. rstfeatiDg
GU efas4n World reach de neikb.
holhood of KnoHgilIe to-day.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-04
Last Nights Report.
Decision Of the Secretary Of War


WAsaIsGFOS; DeeembeF 8.2Th6 SeeTe.
tary Of War has giVea his decision 20 thl
Hoo. 3. B. Preach, the "a Auditor OF lhl
Treasury Of the United States, ID the case,
recently submitted By Me6sFs. James 3
Dewitt & Co, Of Philadelphia, that tbs
nine months volunteers OF several States
who were called ont u1der Ihv hFSt ast II
October aud July Il, 1863. that no troops
were called for OF accepted, therefore tbese
troops are not entitled 10 the sam Of S26
bounty aud the Sc premium.
The amount In this question is several
mtllions 0f dollars, aud as several paymas-
tiers throughout the country have paid reg.
iments from PeHusy ivaaia, New Jersey,
Rhode Island aud other states, they are
pecuIiarIy i1terested.- -.----Ia --i'---
The several State military departments
are also involved, as well as 10000 troops
who have served tor nine months.
The Second Auditor has also decided
that the S25 advance bounty should be
paid by the mastering officer 70 4 recruit
when mustered 10, as yell as the premium
Satisfactory proofs must therefore be tur-
ntShed that the soldier was not paid the
bounty or enlistment Or 60'caunOt receive
the confirmation Of the Seeond cOmPtrol-
ler..
Il Is probable that at an early day In
the approaching session, OahgFess Will
take action on the whole subject Of bonn
ties. = i6a 4 r4l5
As the report Of the Secretary Of the
Treasury is much larger than heretofore,
arrangements viii be made 10 seed copies
% some Of the principal cities 10 adyanee
Of Its transmission 20 Congress, aud 80
with the Other reports Of the heads Of De.
paFtments. bRI it isu0T CeFtoin With regard
70 that Of the Secretary Of War. g Z
The manuscript Of all the d0cuments q
tor the most part 10 the hands Of The pub.
lie printer.
TIE estimates Of The SeoEetaFy Of the
Treasury wilt as usual, be iaid be-
fore COngFess on the day OF meet
log, but the financial report will cot per.
haps Till several dsSs thereafter. The
Presidents message has not YET been com.
pleted owing % his sickness. Il may Al.
most certsfnly be stated that!this dOe1meuI
will first dad its way % the country ORel
the telegraph wires, IS on spteVIOus oeea.
ai0u8.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-04
ness- rnr 1nnn1na TIn.IAnn- Nnrrnna.-

B0r THE JopBlse TsADE-Nortoss.-
The increased commerce of the metropolis
of West Virginia to-day speaks volumes
for the change, and furnishes some idea of
what amount of business was formerly lost
to Wheeling. The future, however, pro-
misses more than to equalize former differ
ences. We notice a general effort to hold
the new trade to the markets, and men.
ton with much pleasure, and prominent
", in this direction, the. NoTIOH HOUSE OF
AUGUSTUS PoIIAoK, where, withsa large
stock and prices uniformly as low as with
Eastern Jobbers. an extensive trade 8 Is
maintained in the new State. We wish
Pollack continued success, and direct the
attention of every merchant visiting the
city to his House for Notions, Suffers
Goods, Toys. Fancy Goods, Varieties, Jew
elry, etc., etc., with the assurance that he
sells as low as anywhere in Uncle SANS
dominion. dee1tf
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-04
Eject Of the railing Back Of the.
Potomac Army on Stocks.

NEW YoRK, DeeembeF She falling
back Of Meade's army had = marked IA :
faenes upon stocks to-day, and there was
- decided improvements throughout the
WhpieTpiiroad share list. Tits aev move
OF the Potomac army puts N entirely Dit
teFent aspect up0n the military sItuatiOn,
ana IL inteFpF eied az The stock exehangeas
q pE0l0ngation d the var.
The New York roads were not 60 lavor-
able as the Western shares. The gFeattst
FisB being - Erie, Whieb Was equal 70 y
per cent The Western roads were very
b1Oyant, aud he alVAaoa Uas generally
eqpai- to4(99 per eant-
q An arrest Ba9 Baie % day tor passing
g treasury OOiSs altered % SOS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-04
Miscellaneous Itens.

CIaoIss1TI, peesp6eF sss-Bfght per-
sons have been aEtested here tor passing
eo1ntsEfsif tReniyi dollat treasury NOTES 2
Fifteen thousand bales Of GOYsFnment
cOtsqp arrived here yesterday and WIN Pc
sOld 81 aHsti9p,i Ii 9tf. 35Jh W " llI
A dispatch received IRON Gen. Posters
chief Of staff dated Cumberland Gap, lst,
says nothing the capture Of s. 900 PFis-
cuers at Knoxville insi
Memphis advieas. OF tie ,30th says the
steamer Black Hawk vas med into by
guerFillas near the mouth Of Red River and
several on board wounded. The boat put
back % NaW. Orleans. teA
4 obatsaaooSA Dispatch q tks "a says
the movement o. the army eontinnes. The
hospitals are fun 6f wounded Of both
armies. Refugees aud deseFterss report
Bragg reinforced near Daltoa BY Joe J0hH@
5tOn. 49, 80 ~ -t-t;
Nothing later FROM KnoxVilis.
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No. 1a21 wayne street, Philadelphia
E4s S SSRBEAE T F4R S S8RBE4E,
zAe 9reat 6eWsag "a o9NllI9.RtteN.
z. l lgI,tI,. q. q 1s .sel:.

Mr.. Ward says; ssDr. WIsHARE-sir; had BrOn-
chitig, Inflammation Of the Lungs, shortnesS Of
BREATH and PAlpitation Of the heart In their worst
eminent physicians In Phlladelphia, bat they could
not stop the rapid course Of my disease, and I had
Tree Tar Cordial was highly Fec0mmendeA to mo by
o friend tried it and am thankful 70 cay that,
After using four large, and one small bottle was
restored to perfect health. You give reference
to my house No. 96S N. Second street, or ct my
office OF Receiver Of Taxes, from A. II. TO p. NJ,
corner Of Chestnut and Sixth streets.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-04

B9hA NRw UsR ron THRM.-The wings
ofthe American blackbfrd, so abundantin
autumn amo1g the river rushes, are appro.
prfated to pretty purpose. The milf
ners baye,pressed them into service. The
wings are coal black, with patch of vivid
yermiIion at the shoulder. They are pla.
ced, folded az Ratsssf. In the little hats
worn by misses and young children. The
effect is very iaunty, suggesting the par
tridgewing in Scotch caps. as shown by
the fashion plates. The pinion of the red
winged blackbird is much handsomer.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-04
From On ArmY b Chatfanooga.

PallAnEEPHIA, DeeombeF 9.-Fhe Bal.
teliB haF ihs faiiaRipF=
GdLAFRiNOpGA, DeclnhGr 2.-Ihe move
meats 81 the array nov gofng % cannot
be rrpQTted.
There are Qnasii0l BE ports O . rebel
raid agfoss The pbickamlugi river af Red
House fork, and thaf the families there
took refuge u the town.
ibES 10 The border counties q Teape-sse.
Reports say .hat RipIEneF and his nea
are not only e3nseFipting all The men they
can lay theiF buds %, but theY are taking
all the horses, Esales. cattle aud hogs, With
out regard q ne politfcal seatiments 81
the ONpeFs fhaf fhfY saR God.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-04

INV YoRK, Deeenber 3.--Ths steamer
P p fen New os 1. 4 asa arrived
The Bra has rspotis.ff6mfg Vera Gtatai-
vices 70 Nov. Sd, three Weets' later than
from Malam0ras, which eOntAiH nothing Of
the reported capture Of Ppebls, Il WAS
even stated that JsnFez was about 70 re-
treat 70 San Luis POtOsi.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-04

Bg-Tun RtyrE The Ohio WAS falling
slowly last evening with six feet six inches
water In the channel The weather. was
clear and pleasant with no indications of
rain. The Louisville. was receiving cons
siderable quantity of freight for below.
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AGENTS WANTEDl

ITO san the Standard History 90 tie War, By tie
u most reliable, attractive and powerful hl1tor-
ieai wrifsr q the age. A rare chance % hAala
uiohay. Agents are CLEARING NON 500 - 500 D =
month Sixty new and telhtildl sttal snlE aVlnl
20 90 voienss already sod. Ssnd fof 4 elftnlil
lfddrfsi ~ - JONES bros 4 Coz.
-ngIaln. Pabll.hsl.. D.ltllaeEe. 80