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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-28
IDisDatches from richmond Papers,

NEW Y0HE. NOFg.AlssE - r--Rio6mond
paJ~rs c0atiil The t6li0TinE dtspalehas;
GAagEesG8n, N0GembeF 40lA.-8elG bee
two aud three o'clock fhisi l1oEning .the
enemy IN soV1lll lltlee seF lEolenea
Sumter, and aF11 lei1 hailed ton tie
fort, answered & b 6dibs They dtsehaFg-
"a several VolleJ d ssetEg, y Itch were
replied 70 by he eAff - TIE enllaee-
meDt lasted from iitiss1 % IWsnly miRptes.
When the harges withdraw. 100 ~
MOuItrie, Bee aud Johnson also opened
on the bargeS. L is not ka0Wu what daIn-
age WAS done % them. MaiOF Elltott says
e Was q fruitless assault "a
CtaIlestOaf NsVember 33.-Last, night
eighteen sIlells were throws tato the city
beIWeeu ~ and ? O'Clock. Ten builaf1Gs
were struck, bat 10 person Was injured.
The lire on Sumter eOati8aes heavy due
ing the nighI. One two white man aniltW0
mgroes were killed % the f0Ft esFeIlal.
A spirited sight betW0ea the qHiidyss
batteries, Gregg aud Wayue, aadnaaE bat
teTies Bee and SimPkIdV, tQgf, 1tf With
Forts M0uItFie aud J0hGs0u. - Place
this Afternoon. Gregg OPehsd htaslly On
Mo0itFie aBd Wayne on Johnso1-
Our Gre, partieuiaFiy from SahPkins,
was remarkably accurate, eOmPellisg the
enemy 20 leave their gnAs at every hEe.--
The contest closed aE dark.
The Gring On Sumter eonIIaues beaVy.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-28
nsrTExAs oocruprpp.-Gep. Bankal. ha

H@TExAs odcupInp.-Gen. Banksshsa
secured foOthoid in Texas. The old lone
star has been, or will be, reclaimed, and
will again shine in the glorious old Union
constellation. The work goes brayoly on,
and unless the signs of the times fail, the
rebels will have snocumbed, andsthere will
be no more rebellion by the time the next
anniversary of the first fall of Sumter
comes around. In the meantime, Mills q
Frew, at their Book Bipdery, corner Of
Quincy and Main SITS, Iatelligsnesr Build
tipgs, continue to make the most elsgau
and most substantial Blank Books extaut.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-28
Last Nights Report.
Latest .priisa1p a Z from Gen. ! Grant

"a zEiatlt - d. az
--latest Dispatches from Gen. Grant
! I ifAsnlNgFlyi SQgeI9per zTs--deldquag.
tefs have FecetVsd despatched from Genera
Grant, dated .ChdtianO0ga, November 81,
l n, stating that the route Of the enemy
il cOmplete. Abandoned wagons, eaissoni
and pieces OF aFtilleFy are tOuad every
where. Thinks Bfagg's 10Ss In ARTILLERY
e fully go pieces. A large number Of ptis-
0ners were captured. The pursuit. will con.
tinne 70 Red Clay in,the morning. Gen
Grant says be starts tor there In 4 feN
hours.
WAsHINaFOs, November -, 8 .M.-A
special 20 the Tribuae says=
Adviees received this Inorning by the
War Department from Gen. Gram, state
that the pursuit Of the rebels was e0Rtinned
yesterday by Hooker aud Thomas GeO,
Bragg attempted % make stand ~ Chick
amauga Station, bat was again forced
back. The rebels were IN full retreat on
Dalton.
There was nothing later from Burnside.
Il Is cOniectured that L0ugstreet will at
tempt 70 FejOin Bragg. bat ample provision
was made 70 prevent the contamination Oi
any such attempt. he viii therefore be
forced 70 retreat into Virginia Il be Is able
70 get Away ~ Al.
There Is official authority for asserting
that In the several battles just fought be-
fore ChattauQOga, We have eaPtnred 700
PTisOleGs, e. - go
LATER.
OHATEAHooaA. November q, ?. ~
The situation tonight is highly satisfAc-
tory.
HoOkers, Paimsrs and shermau's COM
mands are nearly ten miles beyond Chick.
amauga Greek, IN pursuit Of the cFnmbifng
army Of Bragg who Is making every effort
to escape. Oar advance Il near DaltOB.
Ia sharp fight this morning PalmeE's
advance took guns aud 800 prisoners.
Sherman q FSPoFted 10 have Advanced
from TyneTs Station on the len to-day
and cut OF 1000 rebels. II
The roads along which Bragg Is retreat
ing, is lined with eaissons, wagons, COM
missaLy and medical stores.
Prisoners say it e impossible for the
rebel leaders 70 make their troops stand.
Col. Longs cavalry command retained
to-day from q raid on The East Tennessee
raflOF0ad. They destroyed the road for
fifteen miles above and below Cleveland
burned q rebel foundry At Cleveland, where
q large quantity Of munition and 100 Wag-
ons were stored, and captured 500 prison.
eEs. -
He was subsequently attacked by a SUI
PeriOr force Of infantry, cavalry and artiI-
leEy, but succeeded in bringing al Of his'
prisoners OF.
Our loss in the three days sght will no.
exceed 5000.
Gen. Logan has arrived.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-28

CuReRONs AND ASSISTANT SURGEONS for
- eoIor6d sregimanfa In the Departments OF the
South. Gulf and Tennessee. = - 80 :;
An candidates must be examined before Beard
o. Medical pfieers, i5 4 d. .s.ssss :. lslsa L
boards are now in sesston q 6ostqn5 NeE York
WaShIngton, Cincinnati, and St. Louis and AZ the
headqlSrters q tho Armies Of The Potomac, cpmr
heFlRdd, aud TENNESSEE.
Appiica for summation should be made 70
S.sf0s6s GssesaBt vi "A s 1gdlhiAg tons O.
and must Be accomplished with one or more teetts
monIalS Or nioFal eharaeter from fespeetAble
ND Hoard win determine whether the eAndidate
a aaSlifIed Not surgeon or Tor Assistant StrEeol.
lin 6flilfdato mn6t be D graduate Of sons Reg1s
IA ITadIoll O0llaEss non graduates VIII n1tn IKE
stntnsdsl J.E.sBARNkS, g <
Acting Surgeon General.
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EG%LooK Our FOR THEM.-Househol-
derss should now keep an eye to
entry thieves. In summer there is less
need for caution. Hat-racks, in summer
time, blossom only with Panamas and
dusters. People now wear ,overeeats.-
The entry OF a house Inhabited by
more or less Wearers of these garmants lie
now an object of solicitudeto thieves. A
good oyercoat is worth having. In the
opinion of thieyesit is worth stealing
Anything deserving the name of oyercOst
now costs forty dollars. Ii isn't hard to in
vest sixty dollars in a surtout. For this
reason, if such garments are left hanging in
a hall, keep the, door fastenipgs in, good
order. The police may be very active and
efficient. OF course they are. But to re-
cover a stolen evercoat costs about as much
as 1t is worth. For this reason many peo-
pie having met such losses silently grin
and bear them. People whose halls have
been once robbed are likely to be careful.
We write this for the benefit of those who
have not yet paid otherwise for their infor-
nation.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-28
a Positive Cure Tor Dyspepsia.
Hear tohat M. John n. BqbeOek says;

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entirely cured OF that most distressing complaint,
Dyspepsia. Ihaye been grievously afaleted for the
last twenty eight years, and for ten years Of that
time have not been Tree from its pain week at
time. have had It in its WORT form, and have
dragged on most miserable existenee-In pain day
and night. Every kind Of food that 1 ate alled me
with wind and pain, It mattered not how light, or
how small the quantity. "A continued belshing was
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several months before heard Of your Pills, that
frequently wishOd for death. I had taken every
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receiving any benefit; but ON Jour Pills being REQ
ommended 70 me by one who had been cured BY
them, concluded to give them . trial, although
had no faith In then. To my astonishment f0nnd
myself getting better before had taken one-tourth
Of box; and, after taking half box, am cell
man, and can eat atlgtttsig tgfsh, and enjoy .
hearty meal three times a day, without tneolye-
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proper, you are - liberty % make this public and
refer 70 me- will eheerfaly give all in
formation 10 any one who may call on me.
Y0nfR Fobpeet fulIy,, JOHN HIBABO00K.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-28
less Army Receives our Prisoners
Provisions and Clothing.

NV YORE, November TIA special %
The Tribupe says
II IL feared that the elOGhi1g aud pEOVi.
sious sent by our government % Union
prisoners have never reached them, but
been sent 20 Lees army. One who saw
the prisoners, some 1000. on their Wuy to
Danville, says they had nOt q blanket, aud
al were iilthy aud ragged. Il is Ge1eFGi
MeFileth's opinion also that the rebels have
hE0keR faith in tbis matter,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-28

B@llsuT. JONI 3. HorraAa, of the Sd
West Virginia ca,alry, was killed on the
Gath inst, in a battle on the Rapidan,--..
The deceased was son of John a. Hotf-;
man, Esq, of Morgantown. He had been
in numerous engagements, and was highly
spoken, of for bravery and general excel
llence OF character.
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DTSPEPSTA.

A Positive Cure for DyspepsIa-The
Great American DyspepsIa Fan
We my say with safety that ninety cases out OF
every hundred, that one with consumption had At
fouudation Of other diseases some Of which are Of
the most fatal character Dyspepsia Is emphatlcaIly
the disease that takes from US that bFactng stimuli
us for the enterprise OF life. We say to the sick and
to physicians Of every school, that in Dr. Wtsharts
Great American Dyspepsia Pills and Pine Tree Tar
Cordial, there IL cure for theworst Of dys-
pepsiA.
Or. WI hart has treated In the past twenty years,
tients, for DySpepsia IN its various fsfms aud IN
every case 9hAFa the aainna yaa taken directed,
cases had been treated by the most eminent phys.
iciAns In this country and Europe.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-28

R0-FOR THE PooR AND NEEDY. = On
Thanksgiving Day, in most all the churches
collections were taken up for the benefit of
the poor and needy. We attempted to as
certain the amounts collected in the va
rious churches, and forswhat purpose, but
we could not gather reliable Information.
nom an tho donou1tuntlonB. In some of
the churches collections we're taken up for
the Christian Commission, in others for
the poor of the congregation, and in some
collections were taken for the poor in gem
eral. The contributions we're very liberal,
and the money thus raised viii cheer many
dropping spirit and relieve many press
ing wants. Our people in and out out of
the, churches have given their money with
a promptnesB and generosity that does
them much honor and they are willing to
continue to, do SO as long as there is a
suffering poor family to be relieved.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-28
New York Money Market.
M YonE- Nor1n

Monsy active and denapd qait 4sn At
Sterling decidedly lover aud duII at
I6S@I594.
I Gold heavy and decidedly lover, opening
at ~, advancing % 443 deeliniBgl0 IS
and closing quiet ut l44.
GOVeFnmept Stocks dFm with lair busi-
+ Stocks irregular SD dell. elOsiog
:. .t -. 80 r-zs---rs
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-28

! OBcraNATI, November 2Ts-The steamer
Telegraph No. 3, hound 70 Memphis, snhk
|at OseeoIa on Monday. She had four
thonsaud sacks Of Goyernmsnt grain and
degrees were drowned and two men scall.
She lies with seven feet of water on her
lower decks and will doubtless Be raised.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-28

NV YoRK November 2T.--Adniral Les-
safky has enclosed t6 Msyor OPdyke four
lthousand Eve hundred dollars, subscribed
by the officers Of the iItassiAn hhef. 70 be-
half Of the poor Of this city who viii need
fuel this winter.
The rebel Lielt. Grogan aEFfFg "a IN .Rieh1
~ Fott Jbh1ssnL s. i.aks Frfe.. -. -.
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DyspepBiaI DyspepsIa

DIR. WtsHARF: have been . constant sufferer
with Dyspepsia for the last eighteen years, during
which time I cannot say that ever enjoyed per-
feetly weld There were times when the symptoms
were more aggravated than at Others, and then It
seemed It wonld be q great relief TO die. had at
all times an unpleasant feeling In my head but lat
erly my suferings so much increased that became
almost unit for business Of any kind, my mind
continually allied with gloomy. thoughts and fore-
bodipgst and II attempted to change their current
by reading, at once sensation Of 10y cOldneSs In
coma ection with adead weight, a. It were rested
upon my brain; also feeling Of sickness would oc
cur at the stomach and great pain 70 my eyes, ae
cOmpanied with which was the continual fear Of
losing my reason: Ialso experienced great lasatude,
debility and nervousness, which made It dflcult to
walk by day or sleep at night. became averse 70
society, and disposed only 70 seoIuson; and having
tried the skill of Number Of eminent Of
various schools, finally came 70 the conclusion that,
for this disease at my present age, IS years. there
was cure In existence. But, through the inter
ference Of Divine Providence, TO whom devoutIy
offer my thanks, ct last found sovereign remedy
in your Dyspepsia Pills and Tar Cordial, which
seem to have efRectually removed almost the last
trace Of my long list Of ailments and bad feelings,
and in their place health, pleasure and commitment
are my everyday companions. Il ., y
JAMES NJ. SAUNDERS,
No. 453 North secoud street, philadelphia, for
merly Of Woodbury., N. ].
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Captures &C Snicker,s CAP

NASHVILLE, KI., November 25.-Fhe 5Ih
Ohio captured ~ 81 John \. Williams
men ~ Ifekarss Gap Williams made .
s1alE0s escape, bic horse BelAe klIl Il
Az bic PlpeEs7 and > rebel man were cap
tuted. g = .9s.s- - KS -
5 Thsnotoriou5 Thad Jack 9as drowned
"a attempting 70 escape,
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psrAN Aoo1 il.s which liked 10 hay

B1rAN Aoo1DEsT, which liked to have
been of serious nature, occurred on
Thursday last to man by the name of
waldron, from Ohio. He came to the city
on horseback TO see what our people were
doing in the way of giving thanks, and not
observing anything to engage his particu.
lar attention, got drunk. In riding down
Main street he was thrown from his horse
and deposited with his head in asewer. he
very foolishIy held on to the bride, and
pulled the horse SO that he tramped upon
that portion of the body lying outside of
the sewer waldron was pretty badly cut
upon the leg by the shoes of the horse, and
being covered from head to foot with mud
and blood, he presented 40 exceedingly sor-
~ appearance He3was picked up, placed
upon his horse and went of crying like,an
oVsrgtown boy.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-28

aBA Rsaos was 10 oirsulatiou.y esserE
day that Imbodeu was Amazing htssway to-
wards Rowlsburgh, with as considerable
body ofrebsls, onsa sort of RAID, and that
troops were being sent forward 20 meet and
check him. We could hear nothing deti-
mite OF reliable in regard TO. the matter.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-28

8@THs R1vER.-The river was falling
slowly yesterday with about seven feet
water in the channel. The weather was
clear, bright and pleasant. The st. Pat
rick left yesterday for Cincinnati. Capt.
Booths new tow boat is to be called the
Liberty, No 4. She will be ready for bu-I
siness some time next week.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-28
an 1s,ai.tSts cue S II 5soae s1.i

Mr.. Ward says: s'Dr. WsHART-sir, had Bron,
chitis, Inflammation Of the Lungs, Sh0rtneas OF
Breath, and Papitation Of the heart In their worst
forms; I had been treated by several Of the most
eminent physicians in Philadelphia, but they could
not stop the rapid course Of my disease, aud had
Tree Tar Cordial was highly recommended to me by
. friend; triedtit and am thankful 70 say that,
after using four large, and one small bottle was
restored to perfect health, You can give reference
to my house, No. ses N. Second street, or at my
once 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, 1863-11-28

B8-THE ZAsrRsTTA lTRoUps performed
last evening to another good house
They appeas again this evening. No
troupe of this character GGyes given q
higher degree Of. satisfaction to their au-
diences than the zantrsttass They are all
performers of most decided merit. Alex
ander, the leading mansof the company,
has few equals as . pantomimist and aero
bat, to say nothing Of his musical talents,
which are exceedingly versatile.
A performance will be given this after
noon AT 2 O'Clock for the ACCOMMODATION
ofl.diss and children.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-28

s9DmsHk ar 4HE A4aEaEuMs. on
Thanksgiving Day, a number of the be
nevolsnt ladies Of the city provided a first
rate dlnner.to the sick Of the Atheaenm
Hospital and the prisoners. In all sixty.
four soldiers were provided with an OK.
Osllen. dinner, which must have been
highly relished after living a couple Of
years on army rations. The ladies who
deserve particular credit are, Mrs. Harry,
Mrs. France, Mrs, RhiheldafEsr aud Miss
Maggie Baltzetl.
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9altg anteIItoeufft.
saturday Morning Nov %, 1853

pW THANKsG1YFa DAY.5--No Thanks
giving day ever appointed was so uniyer-
sally observed hereabOnts as Thursday last.
We do not think there Wer6 Ehalf dozen
houses,in the city that pretepasd 70 ag any
business whatever, or even TO open their
doors. Services we're held ID ali the
churches, and the attendance was as large
as upon any Sabbath day. Everybody
prepared a big dinner and invited every
body else to come aud eat drink and be
merry, aud the consequence was that every
body appeared to be happy aud thankful
except that class of persons who have
always more time tbautthey know how TO
dispose of, and are never happy and never.
thankful for anything. A more beautiful
day for the occasion could not have been
picked out of the month of November,
In obedience to the order OF! Captain
Thorpe, nearly all the drinking saloons in
the city were closed up-in front-andi
there was not as much drunkenness and
disorder as might have been expected,
judging from the experience of previous
holidays in this quarter. However, few
persons were seen whose conduct might
have justified the suspicion that they had
been worrying down little of the enemy
which stesisaway the brains, and in one
or two instances the proposition of theF
poet, that drunkenness ia very gentle
man like sin, aud scorns to be beholden,'I
was fully sustained, ,fOr1what these people
received in the drinking saloons they com
monty left at the doors again
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/ sPECIAE NOTICES.


wnHAyE This day obtained . Patent Or our Man
utaesuFEss., known u I, 3 .AsiIl.H DYE COLI
me Dyes in6uphetufsd by other persons undsI
the name Of "DONIsfIC D+Es 20, are made IN VIC
lation flour Potent. = 4 IN gaFsA FF2
we esntiS1 Al i4hin q ssllip tlis same
herGafter that We shan prosecute f5r al Infringe
ments Of our rights. HOWE & sNEvRNs.
Boston, Oct. 70 1865 t1rr.zzfP oEas.st
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HAGAN,s MAGN0LIA RALM.

Thisis the most dellghtfal ,and oxtraordinAry ar
tiele. ever discovered. It changes tho sun burnt
face aud hands to peariy satin texture Of raVishing
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the dfsttn14s appearance 20 inviting in the city
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General Agents,
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HE1aEsTRRET,s
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But restores gray hair to it, original color, BY sup
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BLEEDING oPTHE LUNGS,
q BnREDING OF THE LUNGS.
READ THE FOLLOWING.

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