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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-09
8gElEFap6.
Afternoon Report.
Miscallaneona Items.


NRw YoRK, December e,-RebeI accounts
tfom Richmond papers Of the bth, include
the following dispatches:
Dalton, December 4.-Gen. Ledbetter
arrived yesterday from Knoxyilli, which
point he left last Sunday.
On that day Gen. Hougstfeet had made
an unsuccessful attack on Burnside, and
afterwards commenced retFeatipg 70 YiF-
gtnta.
Rockers and Sigel's corps are reported
70 be advancing on Knoxville and London,
ana will probably follow Longstreet or
enter North Carolina. t,s
Firing was heard yesterday in the direc-
tion OF Cleveland, which was supposed 20
be from WheeleE's cavalry. q r sniss
Dalton, December 4-The latest lace
commits represent that L0ngstFeet, with a
portion Of his command. made an unsnc-
cessful attack on Knoxville. His loss was
very small.
He then raised the Siege, marching to-
ward Abingdon, Va
Gen. Busted johnson had succeeded in
efecttng junction with LongstFeet with
out the loss Of his supply train as previous.
" reported.
one Of Oheatham's regiments, was IN Ten.
Carolina.
Our forces are IN possession Of Ringgold.
Nothing new from the front.
Nav YoRk, December s.-The Times
special says: Secretary Ohase's report
will be transmitted to the northern press
tomorrow by special messenger. he
adopts all the Recommendation Of the
Commissioner of Internal Revenue In re.
gard to whisky, tobacco and sugar. The
propriety Of still further increase Of the |
tax on these articles, Ia order that the /
revenue may be increased as it has fallen /
below the estimates Of the
trainers of the law Is spoken of.
The receipts from this source for the |
last year will fall short of $50, 900, 900.
Maj. Gen. French has been relieved 4
from his command in the Army Of the |
Potomac and placed under arrest. His
arrest is preparatory to charges,
Commanders Of divisions, brigades and |
regiments, serving in this depart.
ment, will hereafter be held responsible |
that their respective commands are in read
mess 70 take the field With reasonable |
prOmptuess after receiving marching or
ders.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-09

NEW YoRK Deeemher s.-Gal. sBallsI
las tsSIIsdE . ts1Igt5y -oIdsF relative 70 coll
6f. 3 t%oops, che effects o. which e % eall
UP3o male psEroes 10 vol nletr 70 fght
foFi the freedom Of t1slr race, aud % lin.
street every Olieer aud so.1ief n his CON-
mad 70 AID DE sodlipf % Al tol0rel per-
sons Into our lines Negro soldiers are 20
6e paid \ bounty % SO. and paid $40 per
mOhth. while lhtlt tll.lies are % Be fuF-
pisbed with subst5ts3ee.
Gen. Batter, n his order calls on Con.
Gress 70 place negro soldiers on the same
footing as others.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-09
The Richmond wing Talks In 4
Plain Fashion.

Nav YoRK. December s.-Fhs Rich
mOnd Whig Of the Sd talks In the follow
ing plain fasbiOa: zFs
With no other. motige or thought than
% advance the public interest, we,WOuld
again suggest 70 the President the adVRu-
tRRe Of q TeeOnstEuCtion Of his cabinet,
and calling 70 his aid the very abIeSt intel
lsets Of the eOuutTy.
We have 3 Department of State that has
uOt been able for nearly three years 70 e9-
tabIish relations with any other State. A
Treasury Department that has failed TO
keep It's finances from running 70 ruin. A
War Department. In tte bends of a ebiel
whose studies and course OF lite has been
purely and peculiarly civic. a Navy De-
partmenJ without q Navy. A POstOfiee
Department with TeFy Shhekitng system
0fmails. Department OF Justice vacant.
The bhsiners Of Gbis department especial
", shows the want Of n more mastery
mind, and the united powers and their
chiefs IN Cabinet council, Il councils ere
ever held, fail 20 supply the quRntpm Of
wisdom the council needs. s.a
We are getting into deep waters. 1hd q
feeling Of dead g shaking the seals 81 the
people. There q nothing the President
can do that will 50 Feanimate their hearts
and stimulate their coufeeuee 10. aud at
lection sfor him, as the calling d his side.
as his daily advisers, q eabinet OF the
Wfsest. tFuest and most e1Perieaeed men
10 the e0untry, regardless of What may
have been their political associations.
The time is pfopitions, the occasion mr.
gent, and the people an4iolsly xpeetanI
for his own continuing capacity for useful
hess and future fame, as well as on ae-
epnnt Of the sorely neeessitous and exigeni
coalition Of the county. We earnestly
press this recommend ton. -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-09


RAJ SHALL We HAVE A DRAFr.-Goye
nor Boreman yesterday sent an informal
message to the Senate, Informing that body
that he had been authorized to appoint re-
cruiting agents for the various counties of
the State, and requesting the members to
indicate suitable persons to act as such
agents. This means that the Governor in
tends to make every effort to Gil up West
virginia's quota of troops that we may if
possible avoid the draft which will other
wise come. In this effort tie Governor
should have the active assistance of every
patriot in the State. The agents.proposed
to be appointed will receive for every ac-
cepted recruit the sum of $26 and every
recruit will receive $500 bounty.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-09

NRw YoRk, December s.-Ye stesdsy P.
n, while Com, Vanderbilt was driving
along the Bl0omingdale road II q light
,zae6d, BIS xehiele GANG la e61l1el ailh
smother By which bic eaFFiage ives broken
dashboard % the ground, where for
some time he lay aneouscfous. He vas
finally removed 70 a hotel near: by4where
he received medical atttntion. His inja-
Fies are said not % be Of q serious nature
-. ..Al.lil 81 -
W8salseEpaf December The PEssi-s
dent will not send In his message IN to-
morrow at 10, NOON
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-09

rBwE perceive that many. ladies are
busily engaged selling tickets of admission
TO the fair which is to be held in Union
Hall for three days for the benefit of the
orphans, commencing on Monday, the LIST
inst. The Objects most laudable one,
and we hope our citizens, one and all, will
patronizs them freely, both in the purchase
Of tickets and attendance at the hall during
the fair, always remembering that he who.
gives to the poor lends to the Lord.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-09
R@ol1Y oouseILs.-A regalar mon.h-

BeseUITY GQuHCIL6.-A regular month";
ny meeting Of the City eouuetts wa5 hgtd
last evening at the CITY Hall. 3. s -
sEoosD sRAacH. 9sss91.}
On motion OF Mr.. shallcr6ss Mr.. Biekls
Yves called %. the chair. The report of tbs
committee on water works was read and
adopted, as was also the report OF thecom-
,mittee on accounts and the report of the
committee on streets and alleys.
The City Sergeant, who Twas INSTRUCTED
at the last meeting to enforce the collec-
ton Of city licenses, said to be- due from
certain Insurance agents, reported that no
city law could be found under which the
collection could eentorced.
On mottoniof Mr. Cots ithesmatter WAS
referred to the city tqtney for examina+
ton and advice.
The Committee on Petitions and Re.
monstrances reported adversely to the
prayer of James Hampton, who asked for
a remission of a fine imposed upon him for
selling liquor to minors. ,ss
The Clerk reported that he had paid the
Government tax on City Goa, aud as some
members of the Council, were of the .opin-
ion that the city was not entitled to pay
such tax, he thought proper to mention
the matter to the Council. TheFeport was
referred TO the Committee on Finance. .
The Joint Committee appointed to ex
anime the Market street suspension bridge,
reported that the structure was in a dam
gerous ard dilapidated condition aud
should be Immediately repaired. Thetim-
bers are rafting away, owing to whichth
side Of the bridge had dropped down some
three OF four inches, The committee rec
ommendthe closing Of the 'bFidge until it
can be repaired.
Mr.. Ffanzhiem!was opposed to spending
money on the bridge. He. said it was like
putting new patch on an old pair of pam
falcons. Il should be closed up entirely
and new bridge erected. BE moved
that the Street Commissioner be ordered
to close the bridge, which motion was
adopted, aud on motion of Mr.. Shallcross
the Street Commissioner was instructed to
advertise for proposals for the permanent
repair of the bridge.
The Committee GU WharVes made re.
port recommending GONE important i'm
provemeats on the laudiuE.
The report ives amended and adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Bickle two flag foot
ways were ordered across streets upon the
Island, and on motion of Mr. Clator n flag
foot-way was ordered on the east side Of
Sixth street, across Zane. # 81
The petition, of the Captain ofthe steam
er Julia, asking a reduction of WHARFAGE
was granted.
The proposition of Joseph Clappic to
mark the streets of the city was referred
to the committee on streets aud alleys.
A resolution was adopted raising q
joint committee to examine into the con-
dition OF the FIRE apparatus of the city.
Messages from the first branch from
time TO time announced the concurrence
of that BODY in most of the above action.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-09

H0rANoTHER pARK MoRNINa.-Yester-
day morning was darker and more foggy,
if possible, than its pred ecessor. Gas
lights were burning in many houses until
nearly ten O'Clock. Another heavy frost
fell upon the frost of the previous morn
ing which did not disappear during the
whole of Monday. Towards noou, how
ever, the sun grew quite fierce and strug-
Cling through She dense smoke which
hung over the city dispellsd that which
obscured It. The frost Disappeared and
the day became quite clear and pleasant.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-09
Sale nfIIrIls pronertv.

RIoTIoE q hereby giyens that % the 12fh day Of
IN DECEMBER, 1855, between the hours Of ten
ofSiocl< NJ NJ and four O'clock 2. 81, e the front
door N the Court HOUSE o. Ohio county, West Viz
Einia in the city of Wheellnk, VIII sell - p1blic
anetions % the and bess bder tneEegE TIE
tVS6nty-0n6 IN aud twenty-five ~ IN fle Ellfn
Ward Of the CITY q Nheallng, b. flrtne ola decd of
fFuSf uiade by John w GIL aud George irlmln 70
n M FifIhuai Tscord "a in deei book 81 On pags
lS3 and by vtrfuh % an order q te Circuit Cont
o. Said comfy Substituting me n the paee q the
eiVon fhelr consent 70 the mid skle, IN ny
T6FnS Of Saie.- one-fOuEth u tie paFchis6
Win int rest tEola day 81 ise 70
10 secured - the purchase note hnda deed q
trust on the properly 4, =
novIos4s ~ TrnSfee.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-09

NEW YoRK, December SIT appears
that teiegraphic error occurred last night
IN the report Of the proceedings of The
Republiean eaueae- Ne Mephets6n YEAS
dominated for Clerk Of The House. ssesiy-
ing IS votes, against a for Mr.. Baliugs
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-09
p9rTnn SAIL o. GovsasnEaT Hoagaa

B4~THE SALE OF GOVERNMENT HoRsEs.
The sale of two hundred condemned Gov
ernment horses commenced on Monday
morning at the old Fair Grounds on
the Island. Considering the scarcity of
feed and theiamount of corn shucks, hay,
corn and oats that Il will. take to flesh the
most of these animals up and give them
strength enough to stand alone against a
tree box, they brought pretty good prices,
The best horses sold for as much as eighty
dollars. One lot of seven horses sold for
twenty dollars but these could hardly be
called horses. They were diseased skels-
tons and ghosts. The purchasers are gem
orally farmers who took the horses home
in the hope of fitting them for sale again.
The sale continued yesterday afternoon
aud it was expected that the lot would
be closed out last night.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-09

ROsTON. December SAT an early hoar
this morninga Ore broke out IN the Broom
6eld 4sthOdist church which rapidly gain
ed headWsy, and nearly destroyed the in
terror. The rOOS fell IN ab0at two bours
after the ere eOmmeBeed. Ten steam Gre
engines were promptly on the spot, and
through the ef0tts 81 the IRE department,
the Broomdeld House, M1sse Hall aud
other Yal1h6le property which WIS 5sFfs
OusIy tAtefteaed with idestflet 50, vas
saIeIl.l ! !. II ~ 3 - .lls-g y = n
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-09

DWWa have already published the
names of the new members of the Honse
of Delegates. In the next Senate there
will be no change except that William s.
Dunbar, from Raleigh, takes the place'of
T. K. Mc0anu. from the 10th district.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-09

RwCIRcuIr CouRr. case of Chas.
Wells, charged with the murder of Hugh
CLANCY, was continued yesterday until the
January term, owing to the fact that one
of the Commonwealth witnesses is sick
and another is absent fromsthe city,
The Court sentenced Fred, Deyere, con-
victed of stealing gold watch, to one
years imprisonment in the Penftentiary,
and James McGracken, convicted of steal
ing silver watch, to two months in the
county Jail.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-09
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9alIg aatEelgIliagg1lst.
Wednesday Morning Dec 8, 1868,

9rSeTo suBscRIsRRs ON THE NATIosAI
RoAp. wEsT.-The drivers onthe Omnibus
lines over the NatIoaal road, west, 70 ST.
Evansville and other points have struck
for higher wages. They require . eonsid-
.ra,iou, the absence of which will be suffi-
oient cause for refusal, on their part, to
deliver newepapersto subscribers. Thisis
to notify our Subscribers that unless they
make some arrangement with the bus jrt-
yers aforesaid their papers will bereafterg go
by the mail as the papers are sent only at
mail prices.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-09

rsY-MRs. N. L. DORSEY, whose dwelling
was injured by FIRE on Monday last, re-
turns her thanks to the 6remen who so
promptly came to her rescue and saved her
property from destruction.
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TeIeeraph Market.

NRW YoRK, December s.-Cotton -Sh3ds
easier and more doing % csc. n
FlOur-L0Wers 81 4O61 90 for Extra
r. a. o., 81 5O(9s 50 Tor trade brands,
market closing heavy. -i -
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Prepared only by the proprietor,
551 Or. L. q. o. WISHART,
Philadelphia, Pc.
Sold In Wheeling by LOGAN, LIST q CO.,
and T. u. LOGAN & CO.,
Agents FOL. West Virginia.