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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-07
BARGAINS! BARGAINS!!
IN DRY GOODS TO CASH BUYERSI
WHOLESALE RETAIL, AT
JOHN ROElIER'S,.
20. aI e ss in sTnEET,
7l-l.. Centre wheeling.

r AN nov rseeiving ainlogt illily laFge additions
~ 20 my f9EIlser seek 81 RJREIGN AAp Dunes
Tic BitH GOODS % ~ ehoteast seieetl6o and most
superb qualities tlllt b fIul1 IN ne BallUTn
ulsFkeis- BaylDE sod seiliBe Zoe eAah enablos ne
great Increase IN my business tiIt have ee1 egl
pallsa 20 e1laFs my rooms and oOsg haysus e6l1@
peFtalning thsrof6, a. ea1 Be fund anywhere, and
at prices that defy compettOn. My motto sl1lTella
sdSise al CAsH BUYERS, cSs and 81, shoIsa1l6'
aud retail. % look % var Iaterest and not fagot
70 come 70 Centre Whesling. EOs. - and - AlaiA
street. for your Dry Goods and CaFpSt3.
EH-RaGkaess dSliFoEe1 fFse within ne city. 10
gods taken hack OF eEeh1Dg8d. -s.s
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-07
ROSendaIe Cement.

IN BBLs RosENDALE CEMENT, ths only rSll-
w able article in the market, for sale by
Ru14 ?. G. HILDRETH BRO.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-07
liverpool Ware.

A n assOrtmon Of Liverpool Ware. which vi
"A close ont u Considerable less than LlgeFpol
prices lBep22l }. TH0BURN.
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.UOURHS B0ys' and chiIdreps' HAta, Of all colon
il and shapes, At the lowest ngnEeS;
spill = ~ -, - - -HAlLELA = llo.
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Sheet Music.

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7 > 80 - --vi-9- = linaFth l5sooul1s lfa =
% 0a4l 1tsss. Hearth BFliles
Al Tie Variety etOraof
sap9l D. HIC1EE BRO =,
" sF DRESS GOODS I-y
EULL li6ss6f Plsin FFeneh SsEinos, q and e.,
10 AuWO0l Utlanasy very Fieh Printed MGEinOs
and DGIafnes, Plain and Figured Ottnulns sud Rsos
Rich High LuItTs Alpaca, an color.
seP& rs. RHODES.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1863-11-25
REVIEW OF THE MARKET,
CAREFULLY CORRECTED WEEKLY.
MfRRIED.

On The 10Th inst BY Rev. Wm. J. Ever,
Mr. JoHs ERWIN, OF Locust twp, and Miss
HaNsAHETTA, dauhter OF Peter Bodine, Esq.
o; Cauawissa Twp, all OF Columbia co.
On the 9ih uli., by Rev VIM, Fox, Mr..
VIM HIPPESsrEsL, 10 Mrs. SOPHIA KEEN,
both of Briarcreek twp Col. co.
On The 9th inst, by the same, MIR. SAMUEL
REIsBARD, 10 Miss SUSAN ERvINE, both OF
Briarcreek twp, Col CO.
Al Townh:ii, on the 18th inst, by Rev.
f Wads orlh, MIR MATTHIAS WILLIAMS, Jr.,
TO Miss MATILDA MAsTERs, all OF Huntington
Luzerne CO &, Pa.
AT Orangevile, on the 14th inst, By the
Rev. J. Forrest, MIR b. c. Hess, aad Mana.
La BUcKALEw, all OF Colombia county.
AT lhe house OF the BRIDES father, By
Rev. p. F. Eyer, Mr.. Amos NJ OHL, OF Dan
vile, Montour CO., 10 Miss. MATHS NJ EYE
OF Bloomsbury, Col CO.
On the 18th ull.. by the Rev. VIM. B
Cox, Mr. Emanuel KIsBBAcK, 10 Miss MARY
WHSTcKSEcaT, both OF Nescopec, Luz. co,
Pa.
On The 9Th uh., by the same, MIR. ToBI
AS WEIse, TO Miss CATHARIEE RooDLER, bolt
Holleuback Twp, Luz co.
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Murder Of a Union Prisoner.
I From The Richmond Examiner Nou Is

From The Richmond Examiner Nou 10
The paroled Yankee stabbed at the broth
ell oil John Thomas on Friday night, was
named John Mortar, and halls from
Pennsylvania. He was intoxicated, and
commenced praising Abe Lincoln and his
Govern ment in The presence OF the Son,h-
ern soldiers who were in the house They
heard him through, and then one caved in
his month with spittoon, and the other cut
him entirely through the upper part of the
thigh. He came nigh bleeding 10 death be
fore he could be carried 10 the hospital
The parties 10 the assault walk ed away,
asserting that he was not the first Yankee
they had killed, and he would not be the
last.
On Saturday night three of the Yankee
prisoners on Belle Isle attempted TO leave
the lines of their encampment, but being
discovered BY the guard, were hailed, but
not needing, were fired upon. One was
killed instantly and TWO others seriously
wounded.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1863-11-25
COMMUNICATED
Pulmonary Consumption A
Durable Disease!
A GARD.
TO CONsUMPTIVEs.

THE undersigned having been restored
TO health in a lew weeks, by very SIM
cle remedy, alter having suffered several
years with a severe lung affection and that
dread disease, Cousum 2tion-is anxious TO
make known 10 has fellow sufferers the
means of cure.
To all who desire It, he will send copy
CT the prescription used Tree OF charge),
with the directions for preparing and using
the same, which they will find sure cWs
Tor Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Coughs, Colds, &c. The oLly object of the
advertiser in sending The Prescription is TO
benefit the afflicted, and spread The infor-
nation which he conceives 10 be iRvalus-
Bile; and he hopes every sufferer will try
MS remedy, as ii will cost them nothing,
aud may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will
please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON
WiIlIamsbursh, Kings county, n. Y.
Sept, %. 1863 limos.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1863-11-25
The Privatcers.

when Congress meets, we trust that
some iurther action may be taken 10 en-
courage aud facilitate the enterprise OF Con-
iederaies in this direction. The field is a
wide one, and the prizes grea, enough 10
nobly reward those who venture r2ou il.
We hear 1t often said that no Con iederaie
has right 10 grow rich while The war rages;
but there is one exception in favor OF cap
t2Ins, officers and crews oil Confederate
cruisers and shareholders in the volunteer
naVy-ihey do not speculate on The wants
oil The soldiers /; they do moi extort, nor FORE
stall, board, reara,e OF engtoss the neces-
sites OF life. All they make is antani de pris
sur Fennonli-[ Ibid.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1863-11-25
Ths Prisoners Of wal in Richmond.

From The Rjchmond Despatch, NoU. IA.
The morning report of the Libby Prison
yesterday, shows the following number of
Yankee prisoners now in the prisons in and
around Richmond Prisoners of war, 12,
747 citizen prisoners, 8; Yankee deseners,
3 surgeons, 22-toial, ~ 775. Among
these are 953 commissioned officers OF diff
ferent grades, from brigadier general down
10 third lieutenant There are also 81 sur
geoRs in the let. Seven hundred of these
prisoners were yesterday sent 10 Danvile,
and 700 will be sent daily TO that point until
1000 are thus disposed of. II is understood
that several thousand will be sent TO Lynch
burg.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1863-11-25
NEWS FROM THE SOUTH.
Rragg'S Siinntinn and GnninS

The Atlanta Register, on the 5th, has the
following touching the "siiuation :"
"The tact must be conceded that Just now
there is no imperative reason why Bragg
should give battle. If he can choose his
own ground, aud thus equaiIze the two op-
posing armies, there would be no danger
OF defeat in fact, victory would be aoso-
lniely certain. He may now be oulnum-
bered, and 1t is thought by military men
that he should merely hold the enemy at
bay, until coming events compel, as they
mnsi, The retreat from Chattanooga
President Davis meant all that he said
when he declared that before the Campaign
closed our army would repossess Tennessee
But there are accidents in war against " hich
no human genius and ioie-ihoughl can
provide. SGch an event might occur 10
East Tennessee but If we read Alright what
has been done, and the movements now
being executed, aud no disaster beiall de-
tachmeRis OF our armies, the withdrawal oi
troops from Chattanooga becomes, al no
distant day, inevitable He will first seek
10 crush Bragg, but it happens, whateyer
Brag2's enemies may say OF him, that they
concur in ascrlbing 10 hun those qualities
which made Fabius immortal, and rendered
Washington's military reputation as admir-
able as his unsefish patriotism Bragg
knows when and how 10 retreat. Tennes-
see can be redeemed without a battle a
Chattanooga. In accomplishing this result
a retroQrade movement may be made, bu
i. will be that OF chess-player, who lose:
a pawn to catch CASTLE
1--WE have no authority for The suggestion
thai retTograds movement may occur, and
only speculate upon facts which appea
alike in Northern and Southern journals"
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1863-11-25
LATE WAR NEWS.
FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
ANOTHEa Raid BY MOsEBY's GUERILtAs

WAsHikGToN, 2?nd insi.-The 9th Army
Corps, Major General Sedgwick command
Friday
Suffers are now permitted to bring up 10
bacco for sale to the soldiers, and to fiji or
ders for the immedia necessities oil OH
GERS but supplies for the latter to bs
placed in The hands OF those ordering them
soon as they arrive. The sale of articles
tobacco. excepted, by suffers, is prohibited
The Impressions IN regard to the enemy $
strength on the Rapidan are various, at
least as far as are publicly expressed. Some
maintain that Lee's entire force does not
exceed $4,000, while others place il as high
as $4,000.
steady rain sci in abou. daylight yes
terday, which may make the roads 100
heavy for active field operations at present.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1863-11-25
Trial List for December Term, 1868.

I philip WiuleTsleen vsFal Niniersleeu.
2 Henry Wells rs Gsorge Ktnley, Jr.
3 Jacob Eyer W. Abraham kiase.
4 Abraham Klase vs. Jacob Eyer.
5 David Levi, et al vs. Samuel T. BEETLE.
Daniel Seybeu VS. Joseph Gensil.
MeMurirle, el al " Christian Wolf.
s ]. H. Brown, Ell al " Leonard b Rupert.
James Harding VS. Elias Reese.
10 Louisa Gowen vs. Elizabeth Dslius.
ii Jacob Harris W. PeIer Jacoby.
- Jacob Bond VS. Tilman NsaIe.
l3 Geo. Hughes, et al VS. J. v. Criswell, ell al
Ia David Reinbod We Michael Grover.
Is Russell p. Stoker VS. William keller. .
Is w. A. Kline VS. Geo w. Hoffman, ell al
IL Rebecca Vanderslice VS. George Dodson.
lS n. l. Campbell VS. Samuel johnson.
I9 Franklin l.ongerbergsr's Admin'rs IS.
Christian VOL.
20 D. F. Seybsn vs. Reuben Nicely.
81 B. F Reighafd s. BIO vs. Silas d. Edgar
% Daniel ]. Carey vs. Manz & Eat
% w. a. Kline vs. G ". Hoffman.
"a Joseph F Long vs. Isaac ID. Patton.
% Enos L. Adams VS. ID. F. Seyben, et al.
90 Charles H. Hess VS. Stephen Wolf.
q Joseph Hartman VS. Reuben Lins.
2S Rebeeca Iransus vs. William Transue.
29 Elias Reese use Va isaac Ruuer-
80 Jacob Terwilleger " Thomas Meredith.
81 5. j Faux use W B. F. Reishard et al
30 Ricketts, & Stewart vs. EmanUel johnson.
33 Jacob Buck. Ex'r. vs. Jesse Buck.
81 ID. n. Bogan Ell al VS. w DeDnIson ell al.
Bloomsbury, Nov. Is, 1868.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1863-11-25
MoSeby's GucriIlas.

Yesterday afternoon, The 2Ist inst. about
ninety OF Moseby's men approached within
three miles OF Bealton, with the view OF
making a raid on The railroad. Being dres-
sed in Federal uniforms, the detachment S
OF the lst Pennsylvania and 9th Ohio Cav-
airy, who were in the immediate neighbor-
hood al the lime, misiook them for friends;
but they soon discovered their error-ihe
rebels firing volIey into them and wound
ing several OF our men.
Pursul. was given, and the rebels were
driven into Suckers Gap. Six of The gang
were captured, but al the latest accounts our
cavalry had not returned.
The gnerias around Warrenton having
fred upon our pickels quite frequently OF
late, the citizens have been notified that on
the first recurrence Of picket shooting War :
rentou viii be shelled
Two cayalrymeu " no were outside of ihe
lines were pursued by mounted guerlIas
yesterday nearly TO CaileIt's Station. The
cavalrymen escaped but two priyaies of
the l42d Pennsylvania Infantry were cap
tured.
Last evening between twenty and thirty
guerIllas came up 10 our line near Manas-
cas- aud fred their pieces al our 2ickets -
They were Immediately pursued and fred
upon, bui none OF them were captured -
-Four OF them subsequently made their ap
pearance at Nokesville, bet fed from the
railroad guard who pursued them.
A squadron or two Of the SIKH New York
and Third Virginia Cavalry, of Bnford'
command, under Captain Conger OF the
latter regiment, made reconnosance yes.
lerGay in the direction of SperryviIe. and
captured a rebel herd of two hundred and
ihiny-two cailIe, fourteen horses anC fifteen
hefders. The cattle were turned over tc
the Division Commissary, Captain Hale.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1863-11-25
Letter from the army.
CoaPASY "a" !" I4Sth PENN. Vols.
Sd Brig, ist Div, Cd Corps,

COMPANY "A. I" l4Sth PENN. VOLS,
Sd Brig, ist Diu., Cd Corps,
Camp near Paoli Mills, Nov. ls, 'S3
FRIEkD JAcoBY,-Here am in the famous
I'd Corps, having arrived here with squad
OF Conscripls and subs, in all, one hundred
and twelve men, abou: three weeks ago
We have fine regiment; ge6tlsmanly Off :.
GERS; and The men, little above the ordin-
airy grade. Immediately upon my advent
was detailed at Regimenial Headquarters
as Clerk and have been very busy making
ont returns, &C.. Tor the quarter. when not
upon the march. We have had one very
hard march when we crossed the Kappa.
hammock, only % miles, and no rest Twas
on on We caueh. Johnny Reb asleep.
ard made him .'get pp and git" | am
very busy al present, and only write 10
order the "SiaF OF the Norih,' and TO lei you
know where am. My respects 10 the boy
When anything Interesting transpires, and
the I'd Corps are In, ] will send you letter
from ,sour special correspondent" Enclos-
sd please find Two Dollars.
Yours, &c, j. H. r.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1863-11-25
LOCUST.

Disability-Abraham Raup, N Kostenbad-
or, Jacob Miller, Daniel K Lockard, H
Howell, VIM Helwig, H Bare, G Leiby,
Bias H Gable.
Non residential Boyer H Long.
Only son OF INDECENT Parenls-S Price.
MAINE.
Disability-Wm Kline, N Knapp, w Fisher
Arias Benjamin
Substitute in service Sd of March-D Mil.
Ter.
ROARING CREEK.
Disability-Chas K Mensch, I J Yocum,
VI Sanks, Geo. Kreicher.
CONYGHAH.
Disablity-Wm M Hoagland, M Conner,
A Null, E Warnirker
Father of Motherless Children-D Camp,
Uriah Tilley.
Over 35 and married-A w Rea Phil
ips, M Horan, NJ Snyder, NJ. M'Nulty, G P
Mosier
Under tweniy-Daniel Mosier.
Over 45-John Buller
Alisnage-L Hart, A Rider, Wm Nelly,
t Cane, Henry Eckling, Quinn, T Rely,
w. Simmons.
Three brothers in service-R Nixon
Non-resident-Jacob Chambers Jno Sny.
der
Substitute in service Sd of March-Wm
Piffer.
Only son OF Indigo nj Parents-P Hoos er.
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DIED.

AT Rupert, on 18th inst Isaac JosEs, aged
about 90 years.
% Saturday, the 18th inst. Miss AssA
E. Eek, daughter of Samuel and Vashti,
Eek, of Roariugcreek twp, Col CO., aged
I9 years, and months.
In Locust Twp, on the goth OF October,
SAMUEL WHAKY, aged about so years
In Hemock township on the 18th inst,
JoHN ALBERT youngest son OF Jesse /. &
Mary a. Beers, aged il years, month
and weeks.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1863-11-25

WAR MEETikGs Our Republican orators
are holding war meetings all through the
couniry. II these patriotic devoiees would
dsmonstraie their love of country by hold
aswar meeting with the rebels either at
Chattanooga or on the Rapidan. they would
den Be proving their iailh by their works
They hasis gol to do more Than talking. be-
..ns they can induce Democrats f'sdisloy-
aIisls'') 70 enter The army. Lei those who
have aiailh in The wisdom and policy OF
die administrators enter the army before
llisy dsne,uncs those who have not, as
enelnies of their country. Unless these
5Far patriots change their tactics double
curse will resi- upon their heads.--La Fay.
<ts Argus.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1863-11-25
Account of the Capture of the COrnubia.

From The Richmond Dispatch NoU. I2
The Confederate States steamer Cornubis,
which was run ashore by her commander
Capt. Gale, off Wilmington, N G., on Sum
day last, was laden with very valuable
cargo Tor the Government. Capt Gale re-
maned on board and was taken By the
Federals, who got The vessel of with her
cargo uninjHred. The rest of The crew
made their escape to Wilmington The
next morning about o'clock, tho Banshee,
from Bermuda, while running in, was
chased by one blockadeE in front of her,
one absesi and one sstern, all firing rapidly.
One Of them got within thirty yards Of hei
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1863-11-25

AN lKoS EeG In Dresden there is an
iron egg The history OF W hich is something
like this:
A young prince sent this iron egg to a
lady TO whom he was belrothed. She re-
ceived it-with disdain. lp her indis snation
that he should send her such Gift, she
cast il 10 The earth. When it touched The
ground spring, cunningly hidden in the
egg, opened and silver yold rolled oui
She touched aseerei spring ia the yolk and
goldenchicken was revealed she iouched
a spring in the chicken and a crown was
found within; she touched spring in the
crown and within il was dimond marriage
rina.''
There is moral 10 the story.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1863-11-25

LoTaL Uslok PARTY-Wha, a farce
How can party elected on Sectional
issue, be Union partys Or how can a
party be loyal that opposes restoring The
country as it was under. The Constitu-
lion
Whenever lhe people see and feel any
good derived from such party. either foE
tss Union, o. the good OF society, then, aud
not iii then, can they believe.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1863-11-25
DR.. ]. r. EVANS,
Physician and Surgeon

HAVING located permanently on Main
AZ Street, BLOOMSBURG, Pa, would in.
form the public generally, that he is pre-.
pared 10 attend TO all business faithfully and
punctually that may be intrnsled TO his care,
on terms commemorate with the tunes.
q He paws strict attention TO Surgery
as well as Medicine
November 25, ls63-1y.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1863-11-25

IMPORTANT TO LADIES-Fr. Har.
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removing difficulties arising from obsuuc-
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and by bringing on the monthly period
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however, NOT be taken during the first
three o: four months Of pregnancy, though
safe al any other time, as miscarriage
would be the result.
Each box contains 60 pills. Price 81.
DR.. Harvey's Treatise on diseases of Fe
males, pregnancy, miscarriage, Barrenaess
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The Pills and book will be sent by mail
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~ Sold by all the principal druggists.
Nov. 25, iS63-1y.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1863-11-25

A New ScHEMls TO GET SoLDiERs.--ll has
been hinsed al by one or Two of the Admin
harasion papers that Secretary Stanton, has
3 new scheme 10 offer Congress when this
body meets, which il adopted, will lead to
diTsrers kind OF enrolment and drafi
from The late one. It is proposed TO make
levy en- masse on young unmarried men
fsiween 'sishlesn and twenty-five TO whom
RIO exemptions should be allowed except
<lszr disability, while those between
be ages pf twenty-five and thirty i've are
lo be held 10 reserve.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1863-11-25

TIE Government surgeons have received
a new set OF instructions. The list of ex-
empting complaints are cut more than one
bali, which will make ii difficult 10 gel
clear under plea OF disability. Under the
next draf, those exemp, previously are
liable to REORGANIZATION and will find
ou, they will still have another chance to
serve their cosniry.