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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-21
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~ FHE RiyER.-The river was falling
again last evening, with fourteen aud a
half feet water in the channel. The wealth,
er was very cold, and we shall not be sur.
prised TO see ice running this morning.
The Pittsburgh GdESae 6Hsaturday says:
The, exPectatiops on Thursday ola rise
are partially real ized, as tbe river at this
kpoins raised about fourteen or fifteen
inches yesterday and last evening the pier
marks Indicated ten feet three inches, and
still rising. There has eeid identity been rain
atthe headwaters Of both the Allegheny
and Monongahela rivers, as both were ri-i
sing last evening. The telegraph reported
four feet and halfsat Oil City on. Thurs
day, while to. day we are without advices
from that point, g ~ WFT
The weather yesterday was. quite cold
and stormy, with a light snow falling at
Intervals, and some of the "khowing sonesD'
are again predicting that the time for the
river to freeze up is near at hand. Il.
Business continues quite active at the
wharf, aud with fair receipts the ship.
ments continue large. The rates of freight
have been reduced somewhat, and We are
told that shipments were made TO Cipcin-
natl yesterday, at zoe per one hundred
pounds, which is a material decline.
No more boats except those carrying
Government stores win DO allowed forths
present TO go up the Cumberland river.
The order to this effect Is supposed to
have been prompted by, the encouragement
which unprotected boats give the gpersi
rilIas. aiss ,liFs b.
sMIrHLANp, December 10, 1863.
No more private steamers or boats not
under government charter, or eatryfng
government freight. iswill be permitted to-
enter the Cumberland river until further
notice. .fJa IEHoY FITcH,
Lieutenant Commanding.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-21

LOuIsvtLE1, December 2O.-As several
faborers this aftefno0n were rowing 3 large
scOw, containing = locomotive for the
Frankfort RAilr6ad Company, FROM Jeifef-
sonVflIe 70 the FRiiFoad river depot IN
louisville, the current GaEEied them down
over the falls, destroying the boat, sinking
the locomotive aud dg0Wtng three inels--
The remaining four men were seseued by
CAet. PInk VaFbile, o. tie PittsbnEk sleam.
er Celeste, who was IN great DANGER. aud
rounded bis boat upon the falls. -.
Ithas been very cold the past two days,
With mercury &c 8, this morning fniliea-
ting 8. 1sf7
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-21

FoRTRRss MozRoE, Deeember Is. -MejOF
EekeFt received dispatch saying u was
reported a. Beaufort that the U. s. gun
boat Daylight had been blown up By the
nabels. another gnnbOat had chased 2
blockade runner ashore and the Daylight
went On 20 tate possession when the rebel
batter threw . she'll into her magazine,
'destfeyiag her aud killing most Of her on
GERS aud .CeeW. This Il not confirmed, but
was believed e Beadfcrt:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-21

a PositIve caIs % Dylpspsia.



HhIla1el > a taunli1 III, i.Ilsf
Df.WtsEklT-elFs Ieis'gltI mlllh y tlsir8l nat
an nov able 70 fligfin ggl flaf, t5tlIs ~ Of
ypes eIsat Allesle4a .le1.la llll.t have lssn
6nllfdlY care1 o. t11t mot tIltl.1E to1lI
I1sf fssIiy elEf SlIIss aII llE In yslIs u flsf
tine hlFg not been ne fflll ~ pain Que e .
fImn. = -laFa hsd q 81 ~ Ugrsf flIil. 80 EII8
1IagEo1 % ni1st miserable llie1elii y llIF
sd u EgETT lil ~ bod that i ste rlI6I ~
win Wind aud fllls = mlllar1l ngt how l1lIl o.
llt anal tn llan1l y. At1lllllu1I =
Earo - t5lloa. i had No aIltl t1E any kIiII q
NESTS WlalaEgrs sad ny GlslrlEI - - lIaIi flf
seleTll mouths bsf1Ill hard 20 Y1lf RlIIs that
Witfl fflr lfIfl= II1lI fTl1Ii m
E1l1E tllll I had lelEll - f6rs DIgpeIsll IIlI1t
fecetfl1s 4ng bele1 blttl -yolr Rlls betnIB 10
olllss1lsl -, ne - enc gsl had tean eured ~
then, = ese hen . tElal, alllloustI
Al1 10 Am ~ fll1s ny i fiIIIlI
NJ III E1iting ttfer beilFs l1f tlf1n 0nFf ITlh
81 Ebea aall 1llsl lakias al.ll : 49, ~ s.-Ii
Gl4ll al1 can eat a 1illQ n l5lIL an enjoy :
hearty nal HRS TINES . dlF, slil1ll llloiHs-
nIG1c8 ffum an hing 81 ~ drink ~ ft1 fllnk
proper ysu are ltlllsEly . l9Es flls Egtlll an1
Tetlr - ne. 4 III chesriulIY fge al = IN
fsIlIlllfl % . lll olla = % o. me-
= sGclEs5 felrstttlllEs JOHN H HAltloGk.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-21

NV YoRK, Dec. ia special 70 The
Tribune, dated Headquarters Army Of the
Pot6mae, Dec. 10, says:
On last Sunday, - Col. Harding, Of the
12th Pennsylvania Reserves, II, Col. Gus,
tin. OF the same regiment, and IL. 0OleDB.
Us we're riding aIolg tbe ,TaiIroad3 neaF
cal 3 station, they were fred 6nl By
seven gusFriiIas seereled JIM the woods.
Col Harding received aW0und through Tie
arm, and si1ts has hiii Is ailp1tatst lb9Ve
the elbow Lieut. Col. Gu8tf1 Was SHOT
through the hand, but Col. Dagia escape
.unhaff.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-21

s bBBATrEaY D.-Persons Desiring to
send Christmas dinner to their. friends in
this Battery, will leave the boxes Eat the
government store honse ON Main street,
two doors below ]. NJ. Matthews 4 Co.,
during Thursday. They will be taken
charge Of by Nj. B. Reed, ESQ.,, who leaves
for New Creek. 18
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-21
TAR CORDIAL, FAR CORDIAL.
TAR C0RDIAL.s TAB C0RDtAIa
q 1gess;,. or q s.s.sa..I..

NJ. Ward Gys: aDF. WLsHEnE-GIFs HAD Buun.
ehltis, Inflammation % he GuugsS 6b0Ttlu8 q
breath, and % he heart . their worst
GInlnant ply sieian1 On but they oo1ld
I1l stop he Tapl1 e1uIIs q ny disease aud I had
tIHlF On The VeTy VorGe 0fthe' grave. Your n Q
fF8g Tar Cordial 80 highly loulllsldot - ne y
& ttien1; tEled g and an thauk1ll % 6ay that,
amer using t1lE tlEa, ald one small BEETLE ives
Restored % peFfset health. Yea can eVo relsTo1ee
10 NY h01so, No. ee3 u. SoeoB1 street, o. q mF
b0es Of KseaiVoF q Taxes, fnoIl . A n - 2. ~,
corner o. Chestnut and dtIth streets.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-21

CaNTFAEoOoA, December Ia-The or
der dat t6fss f0ufibs tie aggregste u.
veteran regiments must re-eolist % gel =
fuFiough,atm0st stops sniistmeutss IN Ilsny-
eas.,s. more than fourth being either In
hospitals or prisoners. aud the men want
20 get hohss before the holidays.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-21

IBa FEarfy The ladies Of hsFirst
German Lutheran Church will holda' fair
and supper on Wednesday evening next at
Washington Han. The proceeds are to be
applied TO the liquidation of the debt Of
the church. The object is a worthy one,
and we hope the festival will be literally.
patronized. a
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-21

TtFusv1ELE. Pa, Dec. Is.-A eo6lagra-
ton here this morning destroyed twenty
business places. Including me Post oaise.
A whole square was destroyed. me dam.
ege Is heavy.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-21

n@-wR call attention to the notice of a
meeting of the citizens of Webster town
ship, which takes place this evening at =
O'clock, at La Belle school house.. Il is
important that there should be large at
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-21

1~TnE Central Ohio Railroad has con.
ttactsd for, and will soon have in running
order oh-thas road q half a dozen splendid
new engines. The efficiency of the old
engines has been somewhat impaired of
late by hard service. ].
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-21

WAsHtnGFos, DeeembsF l9,-Tbo SeeFe-
tary Of the Navy has received dispatch
from GOmmander Gordy, dated Halifax,
Is,hs sAyiag that The Chesapeake had been
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-21
To COInDOSitOrs.

Two good COMP0sIFORS can find em-i
ploymeut by applying atithls office imme-
dately.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ELECTROMAGNETIC -. 2
.INlIiITABLE HAIR ESTORATIVE

g 1T IS NOT a D.'X e,
stores gray hair 70 It's original color, by sup
plying the capillary tubes with natural sustsnanoe
impaired by age or disease All tasaHtaneoiEt dysF
are eemposodOfIaAa eaaltie destroying the vitality
Ard beauty of the hair aud asOra Of themselves no
dressing. HeImstreets Inlmltable Colortng not on.
lyreitores hair 70 its natural color BY an easy pro
oess, but gtvesthe hAira li I'D
;sfF LuXURIANT BEAUTY, 81
promotes - growth, prsvents It's falling on ersdl.
oatesdandruh. and imparts health and pleaantnels
original Hair coloring, aud Is constantly Increasing
in favor. Used by both gentlemen aud ladies. tits
sold BY all respectable dealers or can DO procured by
them Of tie commercial agent, D. 8. barnes s Co.,
9C0 broadway, n. z. Two sisss, 50 cents aud g..
sepl-em =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-21
BLiKEDING OPTaEIuNGs,
HEERDTrsG or THE EUN6a.


Dr WIsHAEF-slrg rltuFn my gratUflI tlallEs
for the discovery yUu h4ae made % making a1ll-
elmo thst Win euTp q the Ill78 al1
Liver Complaint. Wben ] eOlnlouco1 - us6 YOuF
Pine TFte mr. Cordial, VS. % al siauoas uolF
my grave. / had bosD for . length 0ftlms splitting
blood, and WOll1 ~ tiulo1 Voulls n.
Ny physieians Jar employed tWOl UFln0l1eo8
ne paIt ourBs but my sister ha4 u1ol Eour Elna
free Tar Cordial, Wil6h az her % mlch Glo1 that
G1o pIgEle1 on me ~ . lnlt fll0Ilcet - ny 80
ana thank God, eoI1lloDead % ne e have
taken twelve hgttle9, end an perfectly cured, all
an ready aud willing tllt any pGrsan tlt = sick,
should eail On me- and wiz toll them What your
CnFd1ll has done fsF ma All my tfieds aad Taial-
bdfS were utterly ulslIeiI a ny sbself tetafd
% health; t6F t6ay had sen M Go0lf hI00d %
GlOtte1 state frequently. Publish ny olg8E Ut I
want every pGEs0l tlnt 3 sl1Tilg - Wag - know
q your invaluable medicine.
Essass z !. .,1Soorsa i 81 sI ss =.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-21

-: .sts 81 os.R.E.'eniEne

A Flosttlve cure for DyypeFssaZThS
Great American Dysfpepsta Pan
Womyay with saioty tlllt nlasty easos out q
every h9pdFsd. that oes win eoallapti09 had .
fgas1saio1 % otdaF dlssiss, s1ls - Vita Az q
he dIseass tae takes fFull = tat 6sasISI. sii1i
e. aiahltl0n aud ASps, emRssalliea asa uullfs
us Tor The euterptl O IL e1y q tle se al.t
aFo8e American Dyapspsl9 Rllls ana Riis ira n 2
Cordial, foFS 3 scaI0 l5r de eolst ease5of d.
81. u han has treaso n 10 PAT ,soatY ycals,
tpoog1 nine thonsIl ttEls hundred an ul6lY n
ti0llllS f1E - - VlIi11s Terms, and IL
i made 8 perl6et entt, A HIHi1dr u tie a10go
clses lIaa 6edn tVeated ~ ts atsti elI1oBB plys-
felaus ID this coIl1lttY sud tlloIrqt5 Rim
457 DysPspstal DysPepsIR4
pE, WlsHA4Ftti4 haFe ho.l > c1lstlBs EIIlIllsF
Wttb pygPeIsla n the laSt elEhieoa olIa, 1lFieg
yil.sl ffie.I o.l.gt slt tll.t slt Sli6JI ) isF-
lsatg ElUlidlE tllng ghp1 HEP ulptauls
Il III s. Z q = is3f 3 AZ. n y Y
an tihtsal ugplissllg faelllF . ~ lt hul lai-
GFly ny slliIi . 9IIoll il5iolsi lIIlt lGclIss
almost uIliIt toF - a1y All!, ny llldl Uas
eoltlHullly ana l.itt Elily tlldl.is AnlI tiis.
stS dsas : 3 ssss s.iS
eur q iha stgIl0, lz1 aIllt pala Q - -, e,
ClIiplIIl1 win ulIIh Uas Ili0 CllIllIilI Z = a
aud let .oaslssl glll1ll n1ls g dnlult %
WllE - ti9y q lIoll - nlslt lbeclll1 aEetse -
soei:;ys ~ 9 49, eel 9 - l5a.e1I I'D qgi1g
various schools, Gaallg cane - lis ee1elisl5n fiR
GoF ihls dlae1sl, ~ no Erasant a 8 ynlls. tlisr6
Ua8 no GuTB % eEl ltlIl6G. llt, tIlIl ne llflB.
laEunee % Divine Rflyiieles, . Nl1m I. d6I1uflg
GiIsr ny tlIll5 e lalf fJul1 Q SOVEREIGN rlllV
% your DEglsTlll jtlllg al1 TlF GGrl n. ,tliGII
seem 70 haye isetla y removed allnFt tie llst
trace a sloEf ~ - alllIls ard lII lall1ls.
sud n tllelr plaee lsllts all cplisltulSnt
-'-''.'' 80 - JANIS y. sauabRRs.
No. - noIth epell. g1rlglI Riilldulpllll, f6T.
yaf woodbury., \. 2.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-21
HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE!!
BATOHNLoR's
CELEBRATED HAIR DYE
Is tho Hest in the World.

Is tho Best In the W0FldI
THE ONLY HARMLESS, TRUE, AND RELIABLR
a DYE KNOWN,
This splendid Hair Dye Is Perfect changes Red,
Rusty or Grey Hair, instantly to GlOssy Black or
Nptural BropHl without IuJuring the Hair Of
Staining the Skim leaving the Hair Soft aud Reautt
full; imparts fresh vitality, frequently restoring is
pristine color, and reetiies the NJ efscls Of Bad
Dyes. TheGennine Il aigned WILLIAM A. BATCH
RLOR, all others are mere limitations and should he
avoided. Sold by all Druggists, 90. PAoToRY-7sl
:BARCLAY-sT, n. Y. 5s1
Heteheloris New Toilet Cream for
Dressing the Hair.
ansls ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-21
New York Money Market.
NBW YOHK, Docuu

NBW fOBKs DueUmoer ~
Mouey-AeIIVe and steady a. 7e-
GOldIoPsOed at BIZ, aayaaeipg tOseli
closing dull ~ SO.
Government StOeks-Firm, with . very
m0deEate demand.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-21

can oaly eivs a tov q de many tlousants %
eeFtl1eates an receiving o GssoF6 q this sgeat
&IGdleihAs hut have had : qaaniity % them plh-
lsod 90 circular fFs1s which sud me % ap6iiea.
tiOn. Whether yea conclude % give the Medicine
tFial OF not send for eiss1ilrs Price Rny Coots,
an1 one Dollar . bOttl9.
Prepared Olly ~ ne ETgV IietOIt
Dr. L. Q. u WIEHART,
Philadelphia. "a.
Sid 10 Whoelmg b LOGAN, LIsI AGO,
and I. %. LtsGAN q CO.,
Agents fdF WOss ViFginla.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-21

RarWB are glad to see that our old
friend Col. Tom, Morris has returned to
Bellair, aud is again acting as the Central
Ohio Railroad Agent at that point. There
is no more efficient and popular man con.
nected with the road.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-21

B0-DsrEorIyE g. NJ. HEa11D arrived
in the city yesterday from Pittsburg, hav-
ing in charge Capt: Peter Rank, Of the 18th
Pa. Cavalry, arrested by order Of Geu.
Kelley, forabsenting himself Withoutleaxe
from court martialt by which heswas be-
ing tried. He Will be taken to New Greek.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-21

The immense sales testify to the merits Of this
The numerous daily reports of astonishing cur.
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curing the disease und imparting tone and strength
70 the system.
i. safe and Harmless. TO the infant and powerful in
the adult case,
70 the soldier, especially, Is invaluable, being
appropriately termed by them, in many certificates,
Mothers ind It superior to any soothing syrup for
Children teethipG freed from the injurious effects Of
Narcotics, gives rest 70 the sufferer BY removing
tho disease. Sold by respectable Dealers every.
,tbero.
PHIOR Is olNFsA BoFFfR Prepared only b.
tjun9T 6m WIN. R.DAVIDSoN,C inclnnatL, o.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-21
,AICard!of Thanks.

The ladies Of st. Johns Church return
their siucers thanks to theiladtes and gem
tlemen who patronized their Festival on
Thursday evening. To the many kind
friends who so literally assisted them with
their substance and labor, they are par
ticularly grateful.
They feel very much encouraged at the
response their humble efforts TO advance
the Redeemer's Kingdom met with on the
occasion, and they shall hope to meet their
friends again in the rosy month OF june.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-21

p~GoDEY,s LApY'g Book for January.
commencing a now volume, is now ready.
IL still snstaips it's high character. Terms,
E$2,6O.e year, Slab for six months. Apply,
Ito w. p. McKeIvey, Wheeling, WA. Z
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-21

/ eauthg m.ilea rslaipt q Tries y
- s So LOAN, LlsLA COZ
a11 = II. Itg9AN 4 CO
ud2oen1l Wh1alllEs AE1lf II West VifeIlIa,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-21
3. 5. z. =. e. =.

allowing. BoadnI
"a. WisHaRd-BoaF ElFs I hlG . yggy jIsailnI
oonRh and sore threat Or Ole yalT, aud ny whole
% my bee viii but lltlle hGpe % EoogvlElles W
dlSeaSe bslea ne poVeF q ~ mp1ioilas, a1d %
short time luIt have sue - ny gFlV0f ll9g
-Go1 ny daughter ln-llW would not net ultif GIl
went . yUuF stoTt, No 70 Nogth second slTUgi ana
nsa g, aud IN one week vas much bottlE, and alIe
using tlEee bottiu9I an perfectly vel, WlleF %
Pphliih my eass = ~ =. ..,.,..
I s-.-I 30. IN NlliIia slIaal lhllalallllll.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-21
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES oLARKE's
Celebrated Female Pills.

Prepared from q prescripti don oflSir y. Clarke,
Ii. D., Pbysieian Extraordinary to ths
. Queen. -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-21
NEW DRESS GOODS.

ESFEEL C0LLARs AND QUITS, I6F Lads and
- Gents, the greatest inSedti6n 6f the age; also
Roman Searis, bealtifat article, at the VARSITY
tore OF dedl6 D. N1C0LL 4 BRO
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-21
WISHARI,S TAB ElRlIAI

uTTLE positively Our6 fha Allowing dlst4Eess
w 00nilmptia1, Hn0t beyol1the power olnled-
ieinF, Inflammation % the Lang flFoae
nnlalllnE Kennedy Or FcIaale 06alTlainla ~
DR.. Wishart's Pine Tree Tar Cordial
Il ne only vital pFincpIe Ftl6 Pine TtUe Ohtalne
~ . peculiar Ts6ca - he distillltiau o. The Tar,
- Witch he highest 1laeip4sl prOessls efs - ~
ItisthstaodisIao nat cures vAsa dIIolhsts have /.
filled. siaal
TAR CORDIAL TAR CORDIAL,
ian O0RDGkL+ TAR GtlsDIAIs-s
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-16
From Toronto, Canada West.

ToRoNro, G. W., Nov. l4.-The Advert
ger, secession paper, admits to-day the
failure Of the rebel plot and says:
The Confederate Government fitted Out
steamer R. E. Lee, from Wilmington to Hal
fax, with cargo to furnish fumes; Sc 9TH
GERS and 800 men were to come overland II
small parties to a general rendezvous
Their intention was to surprise the Fedora
garrison at Johuston's Island, liberate the
prisoners there and convey them to Canada
Their orders were not to violate British
neutrality, but only rescue 1000 valuable
lives from such wretched quarters, which
we're designed to kill by slow degrees,
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-16

BALTIMORE, Nov. IA dispatch to
Gen. Schenck from Gen. H. II. Lockwood,
dated Drummondtown, Eastern Shore, Va,
18th, reportsa small pvrty Of rebel raiders
landed on the Chesapeake shore. yesterday,
but before they could get into the interior,
they were met and captured by the post
guard They belong to the gang of the no
torious Captain Bealle, Of the rebel Navy.
A second dispatch says, one of our coast,
inc vessels fell in with Captain Bealle, and
captured him with his whole party, consist
inc of the commissioned officers and 90 men
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-16

knIcAT1oNs OF A SEVERE WINTER.-The
- prophets predict a severe winter,
I'd one resting his prediction on certain
,Dposed insallible signs. The principal
ms manifest this year are the movements
I6shes and migratory birds early in the
hon and the unusual care Of the amphib-
Mammals to provide against cold. 1t IS
Id that the brook trout are leaving the
|,row streams and breaking to the deep
IDS much carrier than usual, and that the
nkrats are fortifyisg their ALTERNATING
Mutations against the intense cold wealth
b. another thick laye- Of mud. In the
Al it IS discovered that the wild fowl are
naming southwark unusually early this
q son. The husks on the corn are also
icker this season than usual. These are
earded as almost infallible indications Of
serere winter.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-16

BALTIMORE, Nov. l4.-The American ha;
enecials from Fortress Monroe which says
Gen. W. Fitzhugh Lee was yesterday put
ON a steamer to be sent to Fort Lafayette
Rev. H. @. Trumbull, of the 10th Conn
regiment, who has been prisoner at Rich
mond, was exchanged last Wednesday. he
says that two days previous to his leaving
Libby prison the officers daily rations
consisted of about one third OF pound OF
bran and water. No meat had been served
for several days. The rebel Quartermaster
told the prisoners it was not his fault that
be had none to give them that day, ne had
been unable to furnish anything whatever
to the prisoners on Belle Island, and that it
was with the greatest difficulty he could
get the smallest supply of meat for the hos
pitfalls.
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Nov ,A-Tha Memn,,;s Bull,

CAIRO. Nov l4.-The Memphis Bulletin
If the 10Th gives an accsnnt of operations
Of the Mississippi marine bridge under COM
mand ofOol. Curry. Three rebel mails were
captured recently, the first was exclusively
from Texas bound to Richmond, and con-
famed valuable information. The last from
Richmond contained very important docu-
ments and letters, one of the latter from
left Davis in reply to certain parties ask
inc their opinion as to the propriety and
exnedency of empowering bands to destroy
steamboats,.
He saws he sees no OBJECTION TO the plan
and construe sn act of the rebel Congress:
to authorize the formation of bands fo
such purpose.
A party in pursuit of the gusrrillas wh'
burnt the steamer iAllen Collier capture'
nearly million and q half of Confedeaat
money and so prisoners during the pas
month.
The steamer Sunny Side was burnt We;
terday morning opposite Island 10. sh
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IT Is ASTONISHING the amount OF business
that AM. Adams & Co., do. One OF the
firm is East every four or five weeks and ii
there is any new styles of cloths, casslmera
or vestings they are the first to have It,
and of tho best quality. Persons in want
of the best article of clothing and at fair
prices had better call and examine their
endless variety of cassimerss and vestings'
Their facilities for cutting and making
fashionable garments are unequalsd in the
city for taste and style. nov l4-6m
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From the Army of the Potion C

NEW York, Nov. 1.-THE Herald's spe
c;al from the Army of the Potomac says the
Weather is admirable for active campaign
ing. and no doubt Gen Meade will improve
it.
Warrenton Junction is at present the de
not from whence all the army supplies are
issued.
deserter from the 9th Ala. regiment,
Ewells corps, came into our picket lines
-, yesterday who states that the men IN bis re
Jim ent have laid down their arms since the
Sgbt 1T Rappahannock Station, snd refused
to sarve longer in the rebel army. They
were ord>red under guard but before the
onord came succeeded in dispensing them
Selves through the country and seeking op'
nortnnities to come into the Union lines
He represents q very respondent feeling eX-
is1s in the rebel army and Northern Virginia
and the general relief in the ranks is that
their cause is becoming mere hopeless a.
time passes. :.1o
President Lincoln has sent laconlc dc
spatch to Gen. Meade saying in subsistence
have read your congratnlatory order Il
the 9th corps. have to say IN referehc
to their gallant exploit at Rappahanhoc
Station was we'll done.
A letter found in one of the rebel camp
near Rappahaunock, writtcn by Mort
Carolina soldier. he says the mountains |
ltbat State are full of deserters from the rebt
army, He mentions that Capt. Blank va
coming up the mountains with miil'ar
force to arrest the deserters and empha'
cally remarks if he gets in he will have
id good time.