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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-29
Rebel Omcers Taking the New Oath
ne A1lnnionnn -

NRvsRnx, n. O. Dec. 2s.-The new oath
Of allegiance has been administered 10 a
number Of rebel officers and soldiers who
have recently come into our lines 70 accept
the pardon offered by the President. They
bring intelligence that . large number are
similarly situated, aud inteud 20 do like
wise At the first opportunity.
The plan Of leastpg ont the abandoned
plantations In Eastern North Carolina,
ing Agent Of the Treasury, Is proving a
great success 70 the Treasury Department,
aud also Of great benefit % the lahOring
classes Of both eOIOrs, who arr soon TO pre-
cent Mr.. Heaton with beantiful testimO-
nial.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-29
From the Army Of the Potomac
Ovstar Rnafs nanfnrad.

WAsH1Ea4oH, Dee. 2s.-Adviees from
the Army Of the Potomac this morning
state that all Is quiet along the lines.
Nothing worthy Of note is tEanspirihg.
Il e reported that nine oyster b0atg,
mostly belonging 70 PHILADELPHIA while
dredging for oysters near PTOtapstBnk
Greek, York river, were captured By. the
rebels. They eame out 70 boats on pre-
tenee Of helping make The cargo, and boaFd-
Cd the boats, seized the crew, robbed them
Of al their yalnables, sent them q Rich
mond and burned the vessels. The Crews
numbered about si1 20 each vessel Pro-
topslank creek is about 80 miles above The
mouth Of the river.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-29
Southern News.

FoRFBRss MoHROE, Dec. ga Gag Of
truce boat has arrived from City Point,
with 500 prisoners, 10 exchange tor those
sent up by Gen. Butler.
The rebel government refuses soy fer
theF exchange, unless all the questions are
given mp about which our government has
been cOntending, and their laws in regard
to officers and soldiers in negro regiments
are recognized. They also refuse TO re-
ceive a Aag Of truce from Gen. Butler, or
negotiate with him on the subject Of ex-
change, because Of JED. Davis pr0elama-
ton Of OutlaWry against Gen. Butler. Last
year, Il will be remembered, they were
quite willing 90 receive medicines from
and to correspond with him. uOtHithstand.
ing the proclamation which they now
make Pretext for disseminating pegotia-
tons. aud they have already exchanged
over 500 prisoners with Gen. Butler.
The RiehmOnd Examiner Of to-day con.
taihs the following dispatch:
OAarIestoM, December as The enemy
commenced Smelling the city, last night,
keeping mp a steady ere, which was still
going on at 8 O'Clock this morning,
a Ore broke outRt 0'el0.k, destroying
teu or twelve buildings, causing lev cRs.
ualties.
There Is heavy firing ia the direction Of
Stone, which is believed tobe between our
batteries and the enemy's gnnbOats.
The shelIiug Of the city was eouttuued
to-day. One white man was Slightly, aud
white woman mortality wouaded. Three
fremen were badly wounded BY the falling
walls Of burning buildings. Eight or ten
were eighty wounded. All quiet At
ChGrlssfOH, December 26.-FEom I3
O'clock Thursday night to the next after
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-29
.8g Uelegtaph.
The Treatment Of Negro Prisoners.


WAsMiSaFos, Deeembee 9T-@The Rich
mond Enquirer Of the 18th instant says ;
"Ohr government has abandoned every
point, excepting. the treatment Of negro
pIisonRrs.n Now the simple tTutk Is OUT
government has not abaud0ned any point,
Il Is known that Major Gen. Boiler, who
has superseded Geo. Merideth. has no such
instructions. The prisoners az FOfts MeRae,
McHenEy and Point Lockout, have been
placed under his orders, and he Is author
ICED % conduct the 'e1ehanging, man'fOr
man and officer for Officer, Of equal rank
with those par0led and sent forward by
himself. The object Is 70 make an even
exchange as tar as the prisoners in the rebel
possession will admit, aud governed BY
humRne motives. The effort will be made
first % procure the release of those who
have for the longest time been held as
prisoners. ColOred troops and their on
GERS In conducting the exchange, win be
placed on an equality With all otheF troops,
and so Of eoIored men In civil employm
This Is one Of the points hereafter 70 be
adjusted. The honor and dfguftya0f the
goyeynment In the protection q such negro
persons aud their officers will not be COM
promised. 80
The recent visit Of Gen. Hitchcock 20
.Ft, Monroe was 20 confer with Gen. Butler,
and 70 communicate 70 him the orders Of
our government on this subject The Oh.
feet e % secure the exchange OF au equal
number Of prisoners on each side, leaving
all other questions tor fartheF determina-
ton. The excess being largely in our
favor.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-29
Ba-THE RiyEa awas FTisii56Ti., \ ,.1isis7,sst=Ii

=. q AAk itlvEa was rising agatn last.
evening, with about!sixl feet water In the.
channel Aeon.ipous rain fell during die
forenoon, but 10 the afternoon the Sun
sppsassd in all his splsudor, aud the
weather was for awhile clear, and pleasant.
The Express having been relieved from
the Government service, hal, Tsturued to
this city, and this morning will resume, her
trips in the Parkersbarg .lrsde, The Rev.
enuei Dime and Gem are still al the
landing s.fs 20,
The Pittsburgh Gazette Of yesterday says:
z Theiweather has been warm aud cloudy
during the past two days, and a steady
drizzling rain fell almost without inter.y
mission during Saturday night and Suu!
day. The river raised SegetaI inches at
this point yesterday, and 1t was still swell.
ing last evening, at which time the pier
marks Indicated four feet six inches. The
Allegheny river, we learn ID gorged with
Ice at two plsees-at Logal's Eddy and
Freeport. It is said that there are quite a
numbergof RATS and oil boats inlthe gorge
at the former place, and considerable up.
prehension is felt for their safety, for In
the event Of the gorge giving way they
viii undoubtedly be carried OF, and prob.
ably destroyed. 4, &.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-29

ra~As ExcfrknEs ~ es.srdayy9 after
noon considerable excitement prevailed
on Market street, near Quincy. on account
ola dog fight. The owner Of one of the
dogs, feeling that his .'pupn had been inn
posed upon by larger and more experi-
sueed caalne hruiser drew a knife and made
several savage cuts At the bruissr aforesaid
inaicting not,a little damage. he dogs
could not be separ tied until Considerable
bad blood had been raised and 1t was
feared for a time that asgeneralE free fight
would bethe result. SIS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-29
> orsignl@ News@Arrival Of the
orr = STEAMER 0l1mpas. llf

A4A9--AAA1A ~
Nav YORK, Deeember q The morning
papers are baTrPu Of news.
The steamer Olympus. With Liverpool
dates 70 the I6th, has arrived. ,l--4slaR
The ships Winged Races sud Mahilla,
FOR New York, and The AInauiaI ter Fal-
mouth, were G8ptured aud blfled by the
Alabama % Nov. 10Th, Of Java Head,
. Private inVesfiga atoms are pFOEfessiDg at
QaeensIOysn iat6 che Feeeat eulistments
lhere ~ the Federal steamer ReEsage.
RiohmOud correspondence Of the IiOu-
don Times admits that the blockade has
now for the first time made aeefss 70 The
rebel forts really dangerous aud ditReolt.
A correspondent Of The same jOQfnal
with the rebel army IN Teanessee, aamtts
that the crisis Is approaching 20 test The
South, aud pays high tribute 70 tie mag
nilieenee of Northern faith nnd SELL
reliance as cOntFasted With the llkeWaFm.
ness OF the Soatheru masses.
There are FlmOTs Ola probable material
redpetiOn IN British naval estimates.
A mammoth fon-elad m0lil1F. nearly
1000 tons, was safely launched 80 the
Thames. Lie9
The replies Of de GetI5aaio Coi6tedeFa-
liOR u DppwaTk and GIgsee, IN FsgsE1 20
Congress, fs Published. szss
IL fsrepoFted that Austria srnt . note
dtinitelY deelining an iuVilali6l.
IL Is stated tbat Dro1yn DeIsn1ys has
sent circular 70 the French diplomatic
agents relative % Congress. stating that
the refusal Of BggllHd has frustrated the
combination, but France e ready q come
70 an understanding With The gOVeFBmeBts,
willing to debate practically aulOag thsm-
.selFes those questions liable % lead 70
consultations.
A supplementary election IN Paris re-
sulIed Is the sueeFss " tilv VgPVsiJJVV vau-
didate by = large majority.
A bill for 300. 0OO. 900 loan was laid be-
fore the legislature.
The H0lslsin question Il unchanged.
The Frankfort diet voted NJ 600 900
tbalers for the expenses Ol the FsVOiattOo-
arr party in Ysprtta.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-29
Contraband Nail Captur6iii

70 tbe Post says: - 4 80 - -,
n A large coitrAband mail has been cap.
fured in Balffm0re, just @ .iI VA aiout *
start for Riehm0ud. Several pefs0ns 81
ptonll1e4ee 8fel l1h ttsd, III HT5 aS5s
: The eonhscaiipn nct 10 eTeeuied with
great glgor u this dislriGt. New eases n
seizure q PropeEiy Oeeur etiI5, e
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-29
e I'LL s.as.. S g.. g 6. 1 51ssss

80 Z IN hFfallib3e CtFs FIR z7Toseaftff.
IN hVaIltble 0lUs tOr BEOHelftif.
Mr. Ward says. ssDr. WisnARF-sir: HAD BEon-
ehltls, Inflammation o. the Lunss, shnFtneal Of
Breath, and Rapitatiol Of the heart IN their worst
forms; 1 had been treated by several Of the most
eminent physicians In Philadelphia but they could
not stop the rapid enuFse % my disease, aud had
despaifed o. ever being restored %. health. vas
truly on tho very verge o. the grave Your n .
Ire0 Tar Cordial was highly ree1mmondod % mo b.
Z fEiendi I tried it and am thankful 10 say thai,
afteF using four large, and one email bottle was
restored 70 perfect hoalth You can give reference
70 my house, No. 96S N Second street, or @ ny
corner Of Chestnut and sixth streets.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-29
To COInpO sitOrs.

Two good CoMPosIToRs can find en-
ployment by applying at this office fmme.
diately. e
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-29
RJEN7 STYLE5s !
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sale.
names RmsloS, oompIt.

james Rmsley, Couprt- = 1,..s.. B
zs s5Istf afratist 80 ~ - In VhAneeSy-
PeleF n. YronsIi and others Defts.
ny virtue Of decree Of the oTeat GO 1T for Ohio
Is county made on the Sgth day 9! 4sos
dIFecfo 10 the underai Ened - Speea4
and nc time SPECIFIED Tor the ot the debts
hi said decree having exPred seal % az
st dsof n ale Court Hense Of Ohio county N
81 Wheeling. that part Of Lot No. 81, situate
- an ~ WaFd of fhs city of Wheeling and con-
- II sSid French by James 3. Stout and wife
~ d6sd now az record m the eeorders once gu
ohio county ia Book No, q page 10. 80
II, - 100 81 SAid sAl6 and the costs OF aid Hlitl
IA ~ twelve ard eighteen months the
~. = siylnG bond and good security Tor the
said bonds bearing interest,"
-Fsli,S fheS nv 81 sale. gsali u 49,
= 80, ga Special O0mml
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-29
DESRERSTA.

/. .1.,.,.... go. -. 1,,....,.... U,...
$3.50 amss,tSs.s' NJ - sEssS 31I1
y.
We my ~ Win e'ftety tl,t nifset eases ous %
tEst only Gpepsta. Dyspepsia quickly Jays the
lU.idRti0n Of Other Diseases some 81 which Of
the most fatal character. Dyspepsia = emphatieally
the disease that takes from that bFaeing stimuli
Of ambition and hoPei emaseniates aud unftg
as toF the OF me- Weeay 70 the elek and
% physicians OF every school thAt IA Dc. Al9hafts
Great American Dyspepsia Pills and Pine Tree Tar
Cordial, there Is care for the worst easesOf dys-
pepIa,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-29

I8@WE would say 10 Subscribers who
write us from timsto time inqairfpg where
they can buy this, that and tue other thing
IN the city, that We can not do SO inyid-
ious q thing as 10 designate places OF
purchase. All departments of trade and
Merchandise are supposed 70 be represent.
edin our advertising columns, and 70 such
announcements asyare therein contained
Nsvoald refer an INQUIRER.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-29
Pleasure Party ON the steamerEagle.
on BoARp SfBAMRR 4EaaLE,pl
Christmas. 1863.

Christmas, 1868.
AT a meeting of. the ladies, and gentle
men comprising the pleasure party from
Wheeling to Petersburg, on board the
steamer Eagle, Mr.. F. q, Wtnship was
chosen President, and Mr.. Z, 3. Hanson
Secretary. The following resolutions were
unanimously adopted;
gResot1ed That our thanks are hereby
rendered 10 Capt. Q. II. Booth, for his kind
and generous invitation TO this party to
accompany ihimjou Christmas trip from
Wheeling to Parkersburg and return.
Resolpei, That the. unWearying kindness
and attention which we ha4e experienced
from Capt. Booth and the officers Of the
steamer Eagle, have sepdeared them TO each
and every one OF. us.
ResolVed, That from the delicaeies and
abundRpce under which our fable groan-
ed, we have proof Of Capt Booth. being
one ofIthe most accomplished caterers of
the age.
Reaolped, That we will ever remember
this OCCASION "a one OF the most pleasant
and delightful of our lives. And that we
shall ever refer. to our noble.hearted Cap
tain and friend with feelings of pride and
pleasure.
Resolved, That we recommend Captain
Booth and the steamer Eagle to the trav-
and safe mode of conveyance, and the care.
and attention of q polite gentleman, and
as fine commander as ever trod deck.
Resotped, That our thanks are due, and
are hereby rendered to Mr.. Thomas Co.
cayue, leader of the band, whose delight
full music added so much to our enjoy.
tment, whether in the mazes of the dance,
or as we listened to its sweet strains float
ing gently away across the waters Of the
Ohio. ~
RssolUed, That the Secretary be in.
structed to furnish Capt Booth with q copy
of these resolutions, and have the same
inserted in the Wheeling Intelligsneer and
iParkersburg Gazette
1 L. 3. HANSON, F.C. WRsHIP,
(PsEkersbprg Gazette copy and send bill
TO this ofice) .....
BapL1Bur. SIMPSON, who is engaged in
for the let West Virginia In
fantry, may be found at Col. Darr's otlce
ON Quincy street. Nowis the time to en-
,lfsti,as SsIy 7thdaa lrI.a- do 40 .hafara the.
9th of January will receive the $500
bounty. IT.
a@NEw OPTICAL 1SsTrrurn.-M. Pola-
chers practical occulist invites the public
to examine his celebrated Periseopto Cry'.
tall Speetaelss, for preserving and strength
.ening the eyeslght. Also allkinds, ofopti.
cal instruments.
oace Monroe Street sc shafer's JewsIry
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-29
HAGAN,s MAGNOLIA BALM.
HAIR DYEI HAIR DYEI
BATCHELOR'S
Celebrated HAIR DYE

Is the Rest In the WOFldI
THE ONLY HARMLESS, TRUE, AND RELIARLE
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This splendid Hair Dye Is Pertoct-ohanges Red,
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Natural Bropa, without InInEing the Hair or
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pristine color, and rectihes the III effects Of Bad
Dyes. The Genuine Il signed WILLIAM A. BATCH
RLoR all others are mere limitations, and shoaid be
avoided, Sold BY ali Druggists, ke. FAcroRY-sl
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BetcheIOr's New Toilet Cream for
Dressing the Hair.
aug1s 1y
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-29
a Positive cure Tor dyspepsia.
HeaF asAat ~. Ioln,H. Babeoek aaps.
n. loas olIv.a 60.

~ f No. 1O&6 0LfEAl EE1E1IS
49, Philadelphia, January IA, 1853.
iDF. WIsHAA5-siF; u - with much pleasure that
i an now able 20 inform you that, By the use o.
your Great American DysPep.ia Ptils, 4 have been
eutiFeiy cured q that most distressing complaint,
lSEpebsla. have been gEieyeusly Afflicted iof th6
Inst twenty eight year8, and for tan years Ofthat
time have not been free nom it9 pain one week at
Tins. ! have had Il Ia t. worst form, aud have
DRAGGED on most miserable existanes-in pain day
Ind night. Every kind Of food that ~ ate fIle1 ne
with wind aud pain, Il mattered not how light, o.
how small the quantity AC0ptinued belehipg was
sure 70 tOllpW. Ilad NO ePpgtitet1T Rly Kind q
meats WbateEoTs aud my distress W13 20 great for
several months before heard q your Ptlls, that
frequently wished for death. had taken every
thing that I had heard d for Dyspep4lA, without
receiving any beueats but your Pills being rec
Ommendpd 20 me ~ one who had been cured by
them, / concluded 70 give them q trial, although
had 10 faith IN thea 10 my astonishmant f6und
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Of boXi and, after taking ahalf boz, an Htoe1
s8GR, aud seiH cat dRgEtfa0 \ tOfa1, and enjoy .
hearty meal three times day, without ineonEe-
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proper, you are at liberty 70 make this public and
Tef6r o ne Twin eheeFfny give All Desirable IN.
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YOurS,Feapeettlilys JOHN n. BABo00K.
Price, per Box, one DolIar.
Sent By mail on receipt u The price b.
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WlSHbRT'S TAR CORDIAL

UJILE positively cure the folloWihk diseasssi
w Consumption, hnOt bayond the power q med
ieIne, Inflammation q the lulgs lore Throat
and fFolst BTOudhitsi Asthma. Piles, GRAVEL, aud "a
unfAiling Kennedy for Reinale Complaints,
Dr.. Wishartss Pine Tree Tar Cordial
Il tie only Vital principle Of the Pine Ftea obtained
by peculiar process q the dstglAti0n Of tie CAL,
~ which the highest medicinal properties are re-
IttEthsmedIoIle that sprssFasR an ethsrs have
tAllsds
TAR OORDTAI. TAR C0R0IALs
TAR CORDIAL 7IAR 0lRptat9
ne Great Remedy for O5asumptiOa.
3is Great RemedyJor C6astlNption-
am constantly receiving such certificates - the
following. Readitl
IA. WIsHARI-poaF Sir: had very dreadful
cough and sore throat for one yeaF, and my whole
system was tast giving way and 4 was prostrated
On my bed with but little hope Of Fec0V6Eing Ny
disease bafled the power Of al medicines, and In q
short tinOI must have gone b my sFaypS but thank
God. my daushte in-iSH would not rest until she
went 70 your store, No, 10 North second gtree and
related the case to you5 purchased one bottle OF
your Pine Tree Tar Cordial, and eommaueed 70
use II and in one week was much better and amer
using three bottles am perfectly vel, wonder 70
al my friends for they al pronounced ne past
PubIish my ease Il you think proper.
REREcCA HAMILTON
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asFwr cali attention to The several
sass ofsyAlaable properly advertised else
Were by II. Sweeney. Tue property Is
" desirable, aud win be sold e .hsad.
'Aa1aee Of eatesprislpg pprshas 81
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HEIlfSTREETsS
INEVITABLE HAlRREST ORATlYE

But restores gray hair 70 is original color, by sup
plying the capillary tubes With nltura slstGuanOo
impaired byage or disease. All taSsart a1eosS dyss
arc eomposSdof 1tnar Gazette destroying the vitality
and beauty Of the hair, and Af6Fd Of themselves no
dressing. HelmStroot's InmitGble oOloring not on
ly restores hair % Ea natural color BY an easy pro
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LUXURIANT BEAUTY,
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sold BY all respectable doao. or can DO procured b.
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-29

Nswssas. n. O.. Dec. 2s-La.s VII
mingt0n papers announce The arrival there
OF q great number Of 6ioekeds Fppping
steamers. A refugee Just arrived says -
arrived there the night before he Iefi-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-29
BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS,
RLEEDTN9. or THELpNas.

for the discovery you have made In making . modi-
cine that viii cure Inflammation Of the Lungs AMI
Liver Complaint. When commenced 60 use your
Pine Tree Tar Cordial, vas % an appearances, near
my grave. 1 had been for length Of dime splitting
blood, and would at times VOmit it.
Ny phyaieians (fhr employed tW0l pTOnOuneOd
me post cures but my sister had used your Pine
Tree Tar Cordial, which did her 20 much good, that
she prevailed on me. asa last resources % Try IT.
taken twelve bottles, and am perfectly cured, and
am ready aud willing that any person that u sick,
should can on me, and win tai them what yOuE
boris WeEe utterly astouished 1t my speedy return
to healthS for they had seen me YDmtt blood in .
eiotted state frequently. Publish my case, for i
want every person that b suffering ~ was 10 know
Of your Invaluable medicine.
Respectfully, JOHN VERDIN,
Grease st., alx doors above RiehnSnd e.
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can onIytgivo few or the many Thousands Of
certificates ] am receiving IN favor Of this great
Medieinej but have had . quantity Of them pub
lshedIn circular l0Em, which send free apPllea-
ton. Whether you conclude 70 give the Medicine .
trial or not, send for circular Price Pfty Cents,
and One Dollar, bottle.
Prepared only BY the proprietor,
d.. L. Q. O. WISHART,
Philadelphia Pa.
Sold In Wheeling by LOGAN, LIHI co.
and z. II. LOGAN 4 co.
Agents fOr West Virginia.
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JUST THE THING
70 MAoHINISTR,

GR RBLS. DUCK CIsi.Ek qiIs--'Ihs- only puIes
Lard on e : Inblleatof, ard has To nlsanfags
that & SilI not chm % cold weather. b
IL sSssi'' p a16sa s9tA 81 4 SoS 81. 4
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p~ANoFHEa OLD srAesa GosE. MIR.
James b. Bayiess. who spent the last
thirty years of his life upon the National.
road, between Wheeling and ceiuRbaS, ias
stage driver aud conductor, died in this
city on Sunday last. and was buried yes
tsrday afternoon at 81. clairsyille. He
was familiafly known to almost every man,
woman and child along lifeline of the road
and was universally beloved and respected
for his courteous disposition and kindness
ofheart. When the modern means OF eoa-
veyance destroyed the staging. business on
the road, nearly all the old employees,
sought for the means of liyelihoo upon
the railroads, but thsdseeased still adhered
to the slower and moro peaceful stage
coach, upon which he had spent the better
portion Of his life, aud at the. time. Of his
death he was engaged in condpp.ing uPon
an omnibus line between this city and
Cambridge.
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Notice to Subscribers.

After the LIST day of January next the
price for the various editions of the lgtslli-
gtnesr will be as follows:
DAILY, by Mail, Year.........ys9 90
=. .. 9 fOntias...... SO
.. Inthe City,per Week 10
TRI-wEEKLY, by Mail, L Year a 90
Mos. 2 90
.. -. 4 as
wEEKLY,by MALL 4 Year..... . 90
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-29
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