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, 1863-02-21

Fourth Hard-All that part Of the South Divi.
Sixteenth street, md cast Of the centre Of Clark
street, and line corresponding with tho centre Of
the last named street projected southerly to the
wsra G1,y limits sea!! Be- 4sneg!1stea !be Fourth
FIN ua7a@aa that pa;, o.1 { as sou7h DIVISION
of said city which lies south Of the centre Of Six
and line corresPondinsto the centre Of the last
named street projected sontherly to the city limits
sha1lbe denoninated the Fifth Warts =|
si1h Hard-All that part of the West Division
oEeaid city which lies south Of the centre Of Sau
Buren, street, and east Of the centre Of Jefferson
street. continued to the South Branch Of the Chi
cago River. shall be leaominated the Sixth Ward.
SereHh lTdrd-A1l that part Of the West Divis-
len OF said city which lies south Of The centre OF
Van Buren etrcet, west Of the centre OF Jefferson
etseet continued to the South Branch Of the Chi
continued to the South Branch Of the Chicago
River, shall be denominated the Seventh Ward
Eighth !1drd-;All TINT part Of the West Divs-
ion Of said city which lies south Of the centre Of
Van Buren, street, and west Of the centre Of Nor
gan et.eet, continued to The South Branch Of the
Ihicago River, sha1l be denom{natcd the Eighth
Ain,h Ward-~All that part Of the West Division
Of said city which lies eopth Of the centre Of
sts %est ntb an aberdeen
Tenth 1tdrd-All that part ofthe West Division
Of said city which lies south Of the centre Of Ran
oph street. east ofthc centre Of Curtis street and
Furen street, shall be denominated the Tenth
Ward.
ENrehfh U,ard-An that part Of the West Di-
vision Of said city which lies south Of the center
| OF fourth street, east Of the centre Of Curtis
street, and north OF the centre Of Randolph street,
| tlall be dcnominated the Eleventh Ward.
/ Ttce!f2h 1rdrd-All that part Of the West Dlvi-
aion OF said city which lies north OF tho centrc Of
Fourth street continued to the North Branch OF
Tie Chicago River, shall be denoninatcd tho
| Twelfth Ward.
Thirteenth Hard-All that part Of the North Di.
vision Of said city which lice North Of the centre
| Of North avenue, Hhall be dcnominatcd the Thir-
t tccnth Ward.
Fourteenth 1Iidrd-An that part Of the North
Division Of said city which lies South ofthc centre
| OF North avenue, and North Of the centre OF Di
vision street, shhl be deuominatcd the Fourteenth
Ward.
Fifteenth !1ard-All that part Of the North Di
vision Of said city which lies South Of the centr.
Of Division street, and North Of the centre Of Hu
/ ron street. continued to Lake Michigan and to tn
| North branch OF the Chicago River, shall be do
| nominated the Fifteenth Ward.
SirfeenM Uard-All that part Of tho North DI
vision Of Raid city which lies South Of the centr
Of Huron street, continued to Lake Michigan, an
| to the North branch Of the Chicago River, shall b
lenominatcd the Sixteenth ward.
, 1863-02-21
RELIGIOUS ISTELLIGENCE.
u L Il d.

In this city. Friday. Feb Goth. WM. II. SIMPSON. in
tho <93h ye1T OF his 3Ec
Funeral from Its iase residence Curtis street, be.
tween Third and Fourth Saturday 10 day., Feb ilss,
at 1oclccl. T. H.
~ Philadelphia and Jobnssown. Penn. papera
pleasc con{,
, 1863-02-21
CHICAGO DAILY NIAkF1EE.

FRIDAY EVENING, Feb. 20, 1865.
PROVISIONS Market dull. Salcs:-5o bzs
Short Rib alddlcs at exc: 1G3 tcs sweet picked
Hams ut 6tfc; ,OO0 ms city and couutry-cured
Bulk Huns, loose at SIC; 1860 1os Conntry-curcd
Bulk Shoulders, loose at 3.5c; 70 tes choice conn
t1y kettle Leaf Lard at 10c; a5 tcs do ut 91c; 100
b!is common head Lard at SHc.
TALLOW-Scarcc and in good demand at 10c.
BCTTEK--Murket firm. Sales :-14 pigs prime
at 1GHc.
and shade better on heavy weights Sales wcro :;
, 1863-02-21
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


FH1pAY EVENING" Feb. a3. 1868.
Cod dropped little in New York to-day. opc!-
ing Mt tic first board ut 1GsH, and closing as the
s,n.c figure. Our bankers were paying 1GiGs16e.
The nmaIi margin between New York prices ard
our own is owing to local demand. principally
from cotton spectators.
Old uotcs brought 16e in Now York and 16o here
The difference III New York between them aud
gold, It will be seen, ie only u cent. Another
weck will doubtless bring them about even VITA
gold a. the number In circulation Is daily decfeas
Ing.
small.
Currency is growing tighter. and exchange weak
er, Considerable was eold today at par by the
bankers to make up balances. Bankers arc not
anxious to tako It ut par-h discount buying, and
1-6 premium selling Is near the facts can
ret
, 1863-02-21

THIS II 1T Ar".l lr-s than lant Ntrk. ansi ;57
y,n. wnp i Ctn hfnd Will: the number to day cins
1k:i sh4Iws II! hra,i moro than the average. and
gal head moro thnn this lny week.
sEEyEs From DIFFERENT srATE'.
A. h. Al1ctton j Co. proprIctors OF the wash
ington Drove Yards Fort yfourt1i street repostthc
Cattle In market fro1a thu following States;
, 1863-02-21

For the Week Ending February

For the Week Ending February II.
{Abridgcd from the New York Tribunc.l
BEEF CATTLE.
Number reported at this market at Forty fourth
etEcct, 45+4.
The prices today are quoted as follows:
First quality. ..e'5G41o ordinaY........7 q 8
Medium, @9t
Some extra good bccrcs may be quoted at 10K0
1eXc.
The general average Of tho market at 8Hc.
The most ofthc sales ranged from sl9Kc,
weights, will be found In account Of salca Of sundfy
droycs
Total number Of Reevea received In The city thia
Wesk, 5,2N,
, 1863-02-21


OvEGcuARG1S1 AND SW1SDL1SG.-A hack
MAN named John Bingham was arrested yes
terdar fnr oyercharcinr a passenger, in de-
,,,.,,5;rn o,a dollar far takino him from the
Batch House to n saloon near Wells street
h,;dco ,,a o1so oix;,r hin, A. worthless
oliuee' "'''t '&'so 6Ae "-
nosed tn he a little sharper than the rest of
po0eu ~ w !" '.'.ie e."'t N Aes' " -.
creation, ought to KNOW that s#lndiing don't
nav.
1'hrl , S1,1..1,a noL .an e.a.-,.s-s, ~ =
n,on. a. ~ a.' ]n1a M p'.,.;
'o"A meu1e4n". r..
=, IAosA.s| a@s 81, '..1a+. .As s-.-.
uc ne!u' aIu 'ee' 'a'eueu' s.nss""y 'uop'eu
81 tae hospl.as' 'oanS s'eepess h'sa.ooi1ac weary
eo1a'er ~ou'a DC a'eFteo. oat regiment afc no"
testng the'r qua.'ues, hna oe''e's III ase sa..s
hco " tneai soo" el.Sss - .ta.s suoss uio
tress'"s ~, " lAe eo'a
ana exposure. 1hes ase w" aa"s piesef1peu ~
our noep't7l anu NJ .ns sa'seon "ofhlns eau'
soao cEe4t"Ae' q. ~ een-o Pef ooA'
REAEnBEn-uudson's Cnrivaled Tooth Paste Is
Innocent. cleansiag, healing. pleasant and reserr-
ing. Sold by Druggists and Dentists generally.
c-- u-.,. r.. w. M c...o
e%r {r4 41Cor foH $hn cn1a af ,1tn
~. rssA' -s ~. s.,.,.a ~.
,As,:ss M. ss sr.,.,, -.
4n'a4"s @ Wv tNaes sn., -
VI 14oe' p'soe1 A@'oi anu 'tss 4'oAa "oaa'
cARp.-Thc subscriber hereby rctnrne his sim
for their unexpected kindnes. In caring for, dri1s
bis sickness. and finally assisting n the interment
" -, =; u: AafFsI ~ Mosln aiso aGhno".
Church for the use Of their house Of worship and
LII u tnc eoois W ac aogt1 t1.s
---
cAhp.-Drs. X. 3d. Hunter Physicians for Al
fecttons Of the Throat and Lungs.
Or. James Hunter, IN charge OF the office in
Chicago, having been compelled by unavoidable
absence from the city, to close the oface Tor fe"
days, has now the pleasure to announce to his pa
tfcnts and such a. desire to consult him, that he
has returned, and rcopens his Office at the Sherman
Horse-paFlor No 1o-to-das.
ns a'.s ~ 80 ,.Sa ,o,.oD,1 ,nte1ricv:
.t..""eN' 49, t.a.,o,h,., - ~,
.e .",s,s - ..,a,. s.e 1onoa.
~ arsst succosa ,rn,c,, ,,.s ,,.e,do, h,s n.,u.
liar treatment in Consumption, Bronchitis,
asthna. aaa al INC anee1,ons o. .ae inroa. 0,
+sns. ..bo nv -so1,rc ~ Hnrtcr.a scrvicca
~ Sew Ynr1 offce So Rro,dw.r
Chicago Office, parlor No. 10, Sherman House.
Hours Of consultation from 10 clock q. N. to 1
| p. m.
| FEBRUARY ~ 1eS:
~panar ua,,,ros scr,,ne. Mt 1ess than New
| 1aps' nans G,.. ess 90 ~ ps.so1s1 ~.
ao1h pflees' ~ =. T. hAgos = oS nanooipo s.see|
| 1eo1s'lm
r~ono br,a-.a ! t,ona,nd p,ante,a Tn1a,,sy
| w "an1eu .no.e 80
readers and thele ncighooEs, want tne nlte OF
| E3rsy VCI1}nw-a rood fhfne and will nav twn Or
, 1863-02-21
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

The United States Court was engaged dur.
iro xastcr,,v with mot;ous md other rort;re
business Of M fmnortancc, VIZ ao,;n rive
,ot,co h the h,r tha+ m Moni,ov nc7t :1ndgo
D..,a ~, +.1~o ~, o,-o. 49, .t..,;s.
~ naa,;ons ~ nou t-;,1s .n5 a,.no,o -
49,, T., tho;r oraor
In ,he Cool conntv c;rcn;t Sorrt +,a n;u
- a-ses.,e.>a ~ =, 49, H., suo Va.
49,. ,. = spp ma1 eas' uas
"n 's.a a. % ~ c.m ~, 49, ,olu'aous' auo
s.'s W. AZ '"A ~ poS.l.one .eleo upon W
The defense, anu upon which they hope to get
a supcrsedcas from the Supreme Court.
Tur scu, ,szr nrvopcp -rl,o 1.o.
-. @ "'se
n bill Tor divorce brought oy tho complainant
against his wife On 4 charge Of adultery, and
il, many rcsnects is orc of +hc most axtr,or-
,..a. - s+ta.s. as N.o7s sN.."v4 w.,
oinass cases o1 attempted ootfage against the
character Of an innocent woman (which the
fr-,, hr t1,e;r rard,ct fonnd fhc defendant In
!u,'' =. .DsAA ~, ~
be) which has neen tfied III our courts Inc
principal witnesses against the defendant were
Two mcn-Christian Walker and John Starr,
, 1863-02-21

MAYORS 0rF1cs, CHICAGO, Feb. 20, 1868.
Whereas many Of the civic and military Socie-
tics cf the city intend TO celebrate Monday, the
eed day Of February inst. the anniversary of the
try; aud whereas it IL desirable that It may be
celebrated in manner betting the occasion. and
thst all citizens may participate thcrein therefore
their ordinary business ayocaions after II o'clock
at Eoon on that day, and join in the cndeavor to
awaken in the hearts Of the people the reverence
the name of WAsulSGroN.
F. c. SHERMAN, Mayor.
, 1863-02-21

Cincinnati Markets.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trbune.l
C1ScrSSA11, Feb. 20, 1853.
pnoy1s1pSs-Thcrc was no movement In mess
pork to-day and it was firmly held. Bulk meats
quiet and unchanged Heavy sides are quoted Mt
&C. with sales Of 100000 pounds shoulders ut 4'.c,
packed.
LAnp-1n active demand and prices 14c higher.
Sales reached 5000 tie1ccs ut 1c for city 97c for
country, and 100 tic.ces head aud gut at exc.
Market closed firm.
WuIsEI-Sp change,
, 1863-02-21

in rude fashion, because Carlyle in these lat
ter years had become acrid through excess Of
bile. 1t was all mistake, however, He got
an invitation to dine with the great man, and
after dinner the two went into the garden and
smoked long clay pipes and James River to-
bacco. Specimens were then given Of Car
lyle's conversation, and the key was his dys-
pcpsia.
This was by far the best and most effective
rart Of the lecture, and was, in parts, exceed
ingly characteristic. But the delivery was too
1nonotonous rs an example Of Carlylc's utter
ancc, and lacked his ychemence ..and spas
modic outbursts. He stayed In England fye
months; saw thirty millions Of people in that
little island, ruled by woman "a very small
island, but so full Ct stories, traditions and
histories that she swellcd into the dimensions
Of an Empire. The people we're fund of tho
past-loying old things-old spoons, old wine,
lie then spoke Of the old abbeys, ministers,
castles and halls; and concluded with gen
rrous eulogy upon the Queen.
Altogether It was the best English lecture
which we ever heard delivered By an Amsri-
can; although lie said his visit had made him
love his own country more dearly than ever.
, 1863-02-21

TOR SALE-Cheap for cash, a
Il small set Of Eectifyirg Tubs, nine tubs Ia all.
Have been IN nse hut short time. Ad1.cs9 for parh-
cnlnrs. '' 4" F. .. Eo1 S3D. fta1a2s.-3s
TOR SALE-A stock Of Groceries
l. and Fixtures. Inquire at I. West Randotrh,ss.
, 1863-02-21

Card subscrlber herebE 1etnrns his sim
for their unexpected kindness In caring for during
his sickness, and finally assisting in the interment
Of Corporal A. Il. Carver. Hc would also acknow-
ledge his obligation to the Tabernacle Baptist
Church for the use Of their house Of worship and
tic services Of the choir on the above occasion.
ELIAS CARVER.
, 1863-02-21
Gl)ieooo Uri!,nne.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 81, 1863.
THE CITY.

War MEETING To-S1GuT-Tlc Board OF
Tradc War Meeting occurs this evening. As
business Of the greatest Importance Will be
brought before the meeting, It is hoped there
will be full attendance Of the Board, and Of
citizens generally.
, 1863-02-21

Rerolyerx! RcyolvcrAs
Colts, Smiths and Nesson's, and all best
makers, at Wholesale and retail, at Geo. T. Abbeys
Leg Lake street. agent for uazzards powder. fel1-Gt
, 1863-02-21

Paper Hangings selling at less than New
York prices, at F. E. Rigby's, s. Randolph stTcct.
fcblS-1m
, 1863-02-21

w ANTED,
LANDS AND TOWN PROPERTY.
! hare on hand large stock Of CHOICE GROCE.
and half cash Also a
Large Stock Of Liquors and Cigars
to exchange for one third cash and balance c good
South Water sfrret fc4 z95+ In
, 1863-02-21
mants1.

" ANTED-Board with furnished
" rooscs, for two gentlemen and two ladies' VIII
require three sleeping apartments aud parlor
Side rolth IF Randolph street. preferred Address.
with terms, III " care Tribune o1iice. teeaa212t
, 1863-02-21

FROM TIE NINETEENTH ILL1So1s.-Corpo-
ri VIM P. White, Of company G, 10Th ILL.,
nois, Las been discharged, and arrived at his
home last night. Those having relatives or
friends in this regiment can call at 23s South
Desplaines street, where they will find Mr..
White, who will give any information that he
may possess. On Tuesday last, the regiment
was at Murfreesboro, Tenn.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-01
LYONS KArHA1RoM

This delightful article for preserving and bsautify
ne tho human hair is again put up by the original
proprietor and is now made with the same care skill
and attention. which hrst created It's immense and
unprecedented sales OF over ono million bottles an
uuay 1t rs still sold at Is cents in large bottles.
Two million bottles easily DO said in year when
Is again known that the KRthAlrun Is not only the
most delightful hair dressing in the world but that
u e'anSeS the scalp Of scurfand dandruf, gives the
hair lively rich luxurRut growth, and prevents it
from turning gray. These considerations worth
knowing Tho KathHtron has been tested for over
t" Twelve years. aud is warranted described. Any
lady who values beautiful head Of hair ,Ir ne.
KathairOn. 1t is finely perfumed, ebosp and Ts,nD,
blo 1t is sold by all respectable dsslors
tho world. DIS. RARYHs = Co
oeel9 buldGN Eew YorIr
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-01

@r TEtEaRAPR CoMwuN1CArIoH RE-
sUMED.-The railroad telegraph line along
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, between
this city and Wheeling has been completed
and telegraphic communication resumed.
The railroad track will doubtless be COM
pleted in few days, as there are now two
gangs of WOrkmen engaged, one going east
from Martiusburg, and the other coming
west from Hsrpel's Ferry. Tho Pillar
Bridge, near Aartiusburg, was completed
on Saturday evening.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-01

! A0F REqoTERy OF MoSBY From a SWIM
DLBR.-The PARTICULARS Of an attempt q
sWindle an honest dtoysr, residing a few
miles beyond Parkersburg, Va, by man
named Heller, a butcher, also resident Of
Virginia, are az follows: ~ few days since
Halter met the drOver at CumberIand, and
after examining his cattle aud pretending
to know good deal about the business,
concluded to purchase them, with the pro-
"iso that the drover should deliver them in
baltimore. When they reached Baltimore
complaint was made concerning their con-
dition, caused by inatten,ion to them, and
want Of food. After modification of the
terms of sale the money was paid With the
exception of $s, $50, which was promised on
Saturday last. ......
The parties met according to agreemen.
at the Drover's Hotel WherO the balance
was to be paid, aud where Halter counted
large pile of Government Ugreeubacks."
He then proposed to proceed to the hotel Of
Mr.. Niece, where he preferred making the
payment. Whilst on their way to the CITY
Passenger Railway Depot, the night being
dark, Halter Jagged behind, but inalIy re-
Joined the drover, when they rode to the
hotel. Soon as he entered the bar-room
he observed to Mr.. niece that he had
been robbed by pickpocket of SIS 300, at
the same time exhibiting bis pautaloous,
which were very extensively cut about the
pockets. The drover was amazed at tho
mishap, Mr.. Haller endeavored to cry, and
all around sympathtEed with both,
On the following day Thomas W. Cor
man, formerly detective officer of the
Baltimore Police force, called at the house,
aud stating that he had heard that an ex-
tensive robbery bad occurred, asked to see
the party. The droYer was first seen and
narrated all the particulars just as they
bad occurred. he then promised the dro-
yer that he would return 10 two or three
hours, and ii he succeeded would expect
to be paid well, ii not, he would charge
nothing. He returned, and upon being
confronted with Halter boldly charged
him with having the money in his posses
sion. Haller assumed an air of defiance
and as boldly denied the foul imputs-
ton.
The result, however. was that q aller was
searched in an upper room, and after ma
king determined resistance to the pulling
off of his boots, finally did SO, when
$S,2s5 were found inside of his stockings.
Halter was certainly frightened at the dis
cOvery, the droyer waxed warm in his ad.
miFatiOn of Germans sagacity, all the no.
tel guests were treated, and astute dstec-
tive soon departed with six hundred dol.
lars worth of green backs in his pocket
BE had returned the drover his just dues,
and the drover responded uobly.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-01
@g Uelegtapa.
From Washington

- 4 : .
WAsHINoToN, Dec. 3I.--In the Porisr
court marshal Gen, Burnside was cxamin. .
ed on Tuesday, aud testified having receiv.
ed unofhciall telegrams from Porter inter-
that officer had formed the army of Yir
GINA relative to the operations Of the for
ces under Gen. Pope's command. He was
satisfied that what was said thereon of
Gen. Popes character was strictIy correct
Being asked whether the 'indisposition an.
nounced by many Of Gen. McCleiian,s off
GERS to serve under Gen. Pope was not
chiefly caused by the withdrawal, of the
army from the Peninsula. '-'
de replied that almost every officer with
whom he had conVersed had fully sane.
TONED the wisdom of that move. Hehad.
however, no desire TO make personal refiec.
lions on the capacity of Gen. Pope.
Being further questioned in regard To
Porter, he stated that be knew that Porter
haq Immediately obeyed the order reouir-
ing him to form his forces With those of
Gen. Pope. Whether he had used efforts
beyond the dictates of duty TO do so, he
was not aware. 1rg $500. =
ne spoke also OF an incident that occurred
on the banks of the ChickahAudiny, In
which Gen. Porter displaye ed foresight while
on tue point Of crossing that stream, the
wagon trains very much impeded the move.
ments Of the troops. den. Porter had or
dered The wagons to pass on beyond, and
ia doug so Was compelled to change the
position OF his corps. Gen. Mcclellan was
At urst dtspleaSed with this maueuvre,
but after the army had crossed he fully as
scented to Its judiciousness.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-01

H8T AE RRcaUlrlSa BustNsss.-Lieut
HAycock of the First Regular Cavalry,
who has been recruiting in this city for
some months, lately took a trip to New
Creek. He returned yesterday with about
sotecFui's obtain from MulIigAu's Brigade.
These men were recruited under the order
allowing officers of the regular army to
recruit ten men from each volunteer COM
Pany of infantry or cavalry. IA usual
Lieut., Haycock had some trouble in OBJ
tanning the men. Col. Mulligan made OBJ
jeetiOns and telegraphed two or three times
to the Secretary of War in relation to the
matter, but was finally officially advised
that he would have to permit his men to
20.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-01

JEFFERSON CRY, No., dec. sO.-Bbth
Houses Of the Legislature completed their
organization to day By the election Of all
the Emancipation candidates.
There seems 10 be geheral opinion that
Congress should lead cd in the emapcipp-
ton movement aud there IL no doubt that q
prompt liberal tender pf compensation,
would greatly facilitate THE emancipation
measure in the Legislature.
There il q strong prospect that the ssna-
week Under the Constitution of this;
State, simple majority only is required TO
pass any bill over the GqEernOr's veto.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-01
HEIMsTREET's
HAIR RESTORATIVE
IT is NOT "A DYE.

\ - = IL.
Bat restores gray hair to its original color, by sup
plying the capillary tubes with natural austerauce
impaired by age or disease. All simultaneous dives
are composed ofiuHr eau'ie destroying the vitality
and beauty of the hair, and afford of themselves no
dressing Hoim1treet'H InimitabIe ColOring not on
y restores hair to Its natural color BY an easy pro-
cess, but gtvesths hair
LuNURIAET BEAUTY.
ProHStea its growth, prevents its falling off, er,d
Gates dandruf. and nparts he nth and
TO tho head It has stood the test Of time being
original Hair CoIOrug, and il constantly Increasing
IN favor Used by both gentlemen aud ladies. Itis
sold by all respectable Dealers can be procured by
them OF the commercial aEeut, D. s. Barnes, 2C9
Broadway, N. Y. Two sizes, so cents and 81.
dsole6md&u
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-01

R9THE wEATnRR.-We do not rsmem.
Der when the weather has been more chang
able than at present Last Sunday aud
Monday were two as beautiful days as
could be desired--warm, brightand general
ly superb. Tuesday was wet, rainy and
disagreeable, and yesterday there Was a
slight splitting of snow aud the weather
-4urnsd cold. We suppose that to. day some
other THEOLOGICAL curiosity will be dis.
pensed to the inhabitants.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-01

WAsnmoroS, Dec. s1.-Headquarters
last night at about O'Clock the wires
ceased TO work north of Falmouth Station.
The cause was unknown at 10 o'clock, D.
IN. The last heard of the rebel cavalry was
from occoquau which place they had pass.
cd on their way northward.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-01

Bae TaB RIvER.-The river was falling
yesterday with about fourteen feet water
in The channel Tho st. Patrick arrived
late on Tuesday night, and left yesterday.
morning for Pittsburg. The Bostona also
arrived with good trip. The steamer
Liberty, (the old LibeFty,l which was sunk
the other day at Twelve, Pole, has been
raised, and is now on the docks at Cincin-
nsti. ig
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-01

wAsHlNeTos, Dec. sll-T6e Epenaq Star
says thereis no truth p the current story
that StuarHs cavalry have crossed the Po-.
.tomac into Maryland. as tSegraphsd here
lasteyeniug. The rumOr ttew out of the
fact that night before la4 ten OF twelve
rebel guerrillns crossed fbm Ball's Bluff
over to Harrison's Island, fobably design
ing a brief thieyipR expedition into Mary
land, but seeing that their hottves were OBJ
served from the north shoe they prudent
y returned into Lond5u clunty before day
light; This is the whole ruth concerning
the body. Of 5000 Confederate cavalry
crossing theFiyeE into Nassyiand over which
the Seoepaionists were ru6bing their hands
last night. e. e :. = = t ~