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Gsnbaidi bal embarked for caprea BIT returned
Iegborn owing 70 iho storm.
The ft4lian Parliament had been prorsg9ei.
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The Mexican question has boen dcblisi IN Tho span'sh
ssDaio cbncha o.ossi thu policy % General Pr'm md
ago~ci himself favor ~ monarchy but ma span'~h
frine for Tho throns. he remarks " coiaptns
gave offence y tho French government An sspsnat,oa
demanded and a satisfactory response nsas.
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Tho r'sDeh legislature .'wD'- on The ia'h q ''as-
airy.
The Paris roarc Arm. repiss 0of soc
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MURFREESB Or 0.
GREAT UNION VICTORY!
Complete Success Of General
Rosecrans' Forces.
The Rebels In Fun Retreat from
MnIffeesboro.
Their Flight Towards TuP
lahOima.
-s- a.s-<ssfaa~- .,.s s..+
~.>1S>~~~~~~>~~>o~~ .sse
Five Consecutive Days IT Per
rible Fighting.
TIFF LOSS VERY HEAVY ON BOTH SIDES,
&o.s &C.. &s.
-e
'T# LOSS VERY HEAVY on BOTH SIDES
Cos &C.. &s.

General Rcsecrans' Omcial DsspAtches.
HEApQuARazRs, FouR1EESm ARxy CcRPs, I
~tt DwARTUr on nn CUMBERLAND,
In FRONT o. McRyansBono, Jan. 8,
VIA NAmvnI1. Jan. 4, 1858.
10 B,w Hallscs, General 10 Chief. Washington
On the 2oth Of December we marched from Nashville in
three columns General AcCook by Nolnsville pike;
General Thomas from his encampmsnt on Franklin
PINE, via Wilson pike and General Crittenden the
main Aurfreesboro pike.
Our left and centre with strong resistance, such
routes skired BY cedar thckets and FARMS and inter-
ssesed BY small streams with rocky bluff banks, FORM
M serious Obstacles.
osnsral NcCook drove General Hardoe's corps mile
- ha6 from Nosinsvnls, and occupied the place.
osssral Crittenden reached within mile and half Of
Iaversne. '-.',..-
ssssssa Thomas rsaesss no wilson pike, meeting with
- sssisus opposittoD.
On the 2zth General acCook drove General
Mrass from Nonasvtls and pushed forward
syssonDssterng division elk miles towards shelbyvn,
- found thss Geaeral naraee had rssssated towards
1nsrsssbero. ...................
osnssal Citsenden fought the enemy before
Nm. occupying The lne Stewards creek and capturing
~ prisoners wtsA slight loss.
asesra Thomas occupied The vicinity Of NolinsvilIs,
vh h partially surprised, thrown Into confusion,
- dssvsa bsek osnsral shesidans division had
ne centre, which not only held s own, but advanced
unsaI Ills ussOward event, which compelled mo 70
rstan The left wing support the right until should
- saIhsd and assume new position.
On ths lss instant the rsbss opened BY attack
q, ana were again rcpu'sed.
On shs - there skirmishinG along the from
with threats Of attack until about three O'Clock in the
Afternoon when the enemy advanced, throwing small
division across Stones river 10 occupy the commanding
ground there
While accommodating the ground occupied by this dvi
sion, which had artillery, j saw heavy force emery
inG from the woods and advancing in line OF
battle three lines deep They drove our i:te
division before them after sharp contest, In which
Lost seventy eighty killed aud three hundred and
seventy ve wounded but hoy finally rcpulsed by
General Nesleys division and the remaining troops Of
the left wing of General Morons Pioneer brigade and
Aed far over the field beyond their Entertainments
their officers rallyng them with great difficulty. lie
lost heavily wo occupied he ground with the left
wing last night. The lines were completed at tour
O'Clock in the morning.
Tho Sd was spent in bringing up and distributing pro
visions and ammunition. II his been raining all day
The ground 10 very heavy, ~. O 4uss.-.
". 3. RosEcRANS,
Major General Commanding.
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flrrgsyl. Doc. ~, 1894
I0npoR sosEY MAnggr.
coalols for money elosei a. o2H asls
IfyrHr0oL COTTON xAKKtr.
80, r. ,ss ys s.s . .sII. ssoy s "a
prices zoe quarter a penny hlEher
srATg 90 TRADE.
The xAn,bestsr market y hrm and prizes siih ID
LrvvnrooL bRsADvTugy. sAExgr.
waksarId Nah a 90 Corsss, Brt.oe % and Rsh-
49, w, s', - v. - ,s' 4. "a "a ~ ~ ' ss
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flypnrorL FEoyfsiUr sAnsrr.
rhe saue aa,torl,'ea relsrs beef aaa. Por1 dal w.
ogu asciinlns ,sassscy. Lard qaiss butsssa fsi@~
tryv,rooL rroDUcR pARKrr.
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bidding II 80 = sgseaastor. ssd slgftsrs ne
rgffets. M a@tsriDa qaosAss@.a sc'-- .,,,-
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General sItehe,l's omeiar Despatch.

General sIIteheii's omefaI Despatch.
HuDorARrxRs, NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan 4-lP.M
70 Hon. \. N. STANTON, Secretary Of War
skirmisning commenced on the evening ~ The 10Th
cur forces following enemy closely and driving them
10 the evening n The 5c,h
I'm Tho morning y tho 3isl The enemy attacked
forces nj daylight Ever sinee that ,ms The fight has
ssen progressing This is the tfth day tho ssme
bcainy
the whole Richmond army does get here our ,uc-
oss " certain.
1bo ngltng has been terrible
our army has ,he aavantag. spd viii bold IT, God
sri,ag
cannot give rartcuars
Our officcrs nave suffered terribly.
Ikaso hard nohsug % importance since Ten O'Clock
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CAMP NsAr MuR,REssBoEo Jon. 4, 1888.
70 Major General II. W. HAILscz, GcncraiinChict:..
Following my despatch OF las, evening, lave % an
nounce that the enemy full retreat They left last
night.
The rain having raised the river and the bridge across
Mbetwecn the left wing and centre being incomplete,
deemed il prudent 10 withdraw that wing during the
night This occupied my time until four O'Clock, and
fstigued tho TROOPS.
Tho announcement Of the retreat known to me a;
seven O'Clock this morning.
Our ammunition train arrived during the night.
To day was occupied IN distributing ammunition, bury
M the dead collecting from tho field Of battle
The pursuit was commenced by tho centre, the two
iesdug brgafcs arriving the aide Of stones river
this evening. The railroad bridge saved, but IN
what condition is not krewn.
We shal occupy the town and push the pu1sui, TO
morrow.
Our Medical Director estimates tho wounded IN hospi
tai a, 8 100 and our dead a, goo.
wc have 10 deplore the Ices Of Lieutenant Colonel
csrcschc, whose capacity and general department had
already cndearcd him 10 all the officers q this command
and whose salIapiry the Geld q battle excited their
sdmba,ion. VS.. ROsEcRAEs,
MAJOR General Commanding
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AssIgnee's Sale.

DY virtne OF a deed of Assignment to me made by
ID David Jenkins the cd day Of March. 1851,
record, in Deed Book No 8, pages 81 ~ and Is, OF
Hancock county, Virginia, hereby offer II private
sale all the following property, TO wit: certain
parcel oflAnd aud premises situated adjoining the
town Of Now Cumberland, Hancock Olunty, West
Va, the Ohio river, containing two acres, two
rods and thirty weight perches, or less which
10 erected FIRST class steam saw mill In good run
ming order, doing large business. Any perEOn de-
string safe and paying Investment will be satisfied
by making it this property. also OFF, at private
sale by virtue of sad assignment cue two story
frame house and lot situated In said town OF New
Cumberland, but few yards from the saw mill.
This house 10 very coumodiously aud pleasantly
situated, out buildings excellent.
The foregoing property will be offered at private
sole until the LIST day Of Sept mber next, on which
day. If not sold prior thereto. will then be offered at
public sale on the premises ncing at the hour
OF 10 O'clock A. n. ANY person DESTROYS OF purcha
slug either both Of the properties above de- ctibed
will please call on or address the undersigned at
Freeman's Landing, Hancock County. West Va,
who will give any information deaired. Terms Of
PAYNE reasonable.
JUL 2n* THOMAS ANDERSON, Assignee.
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very respectfully
JOSEPH ]. LEWIS, Commissioner

R9THs MORGAN RAID Gov. Foreman
yesterday received dispatch from Park
ersburg stating that the rebels, by last
reports, were in the vicinity of Cooleville,
reported four thousand strong, surrounded
on the west By Hobson, on the north by
SchoGeld, on the east by CONNIE, on the
south by the gunboats and Gen. scammon.
They were trying to make towards Pome,
roy. Prisoners report MOrgan's force com-
pletely broken up About two hundred
crossed the Ohio river on; Saturday and
part of them will prebaply escape. 4
hundred and fifty were reported killed.
but the number is supposed to be over
estimated. Morgan and his force are still
10 Ohio. All the fords are strongly
guarded. Great confidence is felt in the
capture of the whole band. For particu-
lars see telegraph column.
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paily gutelligeater
Tuesday Morning, July 81, 1853.
H8-slNe uLAR FATE OF A BuReLAR.-A

-slNe uLAR FATE OF BuRGLAR.-A
we'll known western burglar met with a
singular fate iu Cleveland few days since.
1t appears that gaining access to the resi-
dence of wealthy citizen of that place, he
proceeded to ransack the houseand make
preparations for carrying of all the "port-
able property" The silver spoons aud
such smaller articles of value he put into
his pockets, and the other property he tied
no 10 the bed clothes for convenience of
carving. After having cleared the house
of everything that he could carry of, he
proceeded to make his escape by window.
unknown to the burglar, directly beneath
the window, was cisteru with very in
secure cover. AS he stepped on it the
cover gave way and precipitated him into
the cistern. which was deep aud full of wa
ter. The roofot the cistern being partially
arched, there was no chauce of escape, and
the burglar was drowned. His body was
afterwards found in the cistern, with the
spoons still 10 his pockets, and the bundle
of other articles tied up ready for carrying
away.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-21
wTHE NoRroHs fifteen yesrs

g3@THR HoRToEs fifteen years
ago the four brothers Norton came to
Wheeling, and in company with other
practical men eatablishedth the Belmont Iron
Works. No one event ever gave so great an
Impetus to the manufacturing business of
that city,as did that. In time part of the
partners went out and established the La
Belle works, and both have been entirely
successful. In the course OF time E. NJ.
Norton sold out and retired from business.
The drones of business, capital without
labor came in to do nothing but thwart
business and draw money. But George
w. Norton was at the helm, aud Belmont
mills sailed we'll were popular aud produc-
tive until the monied partners became Sc
cesh, and now the Nortons have sold out
and bought splendid iorn works at Ironton,
Ohio, where with the skill, industry and
integrity that has always characterized
them, they will build up noble business.
--Parkers6urS Gazette.
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RD-TELRGRAPH SrAMPs.-Some .confu-
sion having occurred in consequence OF
the improper mode of cancelling the reVe-
nue. stamps put on telegraph dispatches,
the Commissioner of the Revenue has been
consulted on the subject. The following
is the reply, and if its directions nre fol-
lowed, some trouble may be saved. The
mode of simply defaciug the stamp by
making cross on its face, as is commonly
done, caves the party sending it withoat
redress against the telegraph company, as
the paper so cancelled cannot be admitted
into court of law, if by mistake or neg
ligence in transportation loss is sustained.
But here ia the reply.
Treasury Dtpt., Office Of Internal Rerenus, /
Washington, July 10, 1862,
SIR Your letter of the 9th instant has
been received In reply thereto, 1 have
the honor to state that the revenue stamps
required to be supplied to kilograms should
BIO cancelled by the party sending the same,
in every case, and that the party should
cancel said stamp by writing his initials
and the date upon each stamp used. No
other party should cancel the stamp, ex-
cept by the direction of the person send
ing the telegram, OF his agent writing his
initials and the date as above. '5i
Very respectfully,
JOSEPH ]. LEWIS, Commissioners.
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B6~ a FEARFUL FALb.-Yesterday q
man was driving two horse team down
the Wayuesburgh road, which passes along
the north side of Chapliue's Hill. When
above the Crescent iron works the horses
got frightened aud ran of the road, aud
the whole team was precipitated down the
side of the hill. At the place indicated
the hill side is almsst perpendicular. The
driver and one of the horses lodged not
far from the road, but the wagon and the
other horse rolled down TO the bottom Of
the hill, distance over one hundred feet
The horse was killed aud the wagon was
broken into an Infinite number of denim
ed small peices." The driver made a mos
lucky escape, for the tumble was a fearful
one.
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p9~BAp FOR THE WHEAT HARvEsr.--The
almost daily showers that drop are very
discouragiug to farmers The wheat bar
vest is about at its height. About halfthe
crop is cut, and none of it yet garnered.-
1t canuot now be houaedi it is too =
Rain upon grain in sheaves is about as
damaging as rain upon the artificial wheat
that mods in the bonnets of the woman folks.
To house in while damp, would be to con-
sign it to rot and mildew-pcrhaps to
spontaneous ignition. Much of the wheat
already cut and bound in sheaves, is sprout
ing in the ear, aad will be rendered value
less r-g,-.. ISL. ..---...
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The United States Of America t sRy Es% or yor
-Four hogahsads ofToSaSoo, the fixture ana CON
property OF John P. Jennings. hscation.
CElHERRAS, on the 3Oth day OF June, A. o. 1888,
w an Information aled 10 the D strict Court
of the United states for the Western District Of Vr
gnia behalf oiths United states, by the Attorney
thereof for said Dtriet, against four hogsheads Of
Tobacco the property OF John jennings, described
In said iuformGton-in which Information II Is 10
substance alege that the thereof is engaged
in the existing rebellion against the United States
that At the time Of his becoming engaged be was
the owner Of the property Aforesaid that he Is hold
ing office under the called Confederate States
America or under the rsbellious government OF the
state Of Virginia sitting at Richmond. and praying
that said property may be conds at and sold as
forfeited 10 the United st ttes Whereas order Of
EAIO for the above named properly was maze at the
Spring term A. D. 1868, Of the District Court OF the
United states for Western District Of Virginia ct
Wheeling.
Now therefore, In pursuance Of the monItlon under
the seal of the said Court, directed and delIY
cred, do hereby give public notice to all persons
claiming any interest Ia said property, the pro-
eeeds thereof to appear before the Judge Of the Dis
trict Cour of the United states for the Western
District of Virginia at Wheeling, the 6th day OF
September, A. D 1865, If the same shall be day of
fur sdctiou, II not the next day OF Jurisdiction
thereafter then aud there to interp their claims
and make their allegations In that behalf
EDWARD NJ. NORTON, s
U s Marshal W. D. Of Va.
BENZ. H. SALIRH, o. 8. Attorney. jul6 lat.
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WEST VIRGIYIA, oE4Xo CIROUIT
COURT.
w EST VIRGINIA.-At Rules held In the
wv Clerks Office Of the Circuit OOu,t OF Ohio
Henry K. List, John List,
Robert Morrison and Ben
Jamin Davenport, partners
Is List Nor ison 4 Co.
: Attachment In debt.


The object this suit Is to recover Of the defend
suit.
The defendant mot having entered his appearance.
and It appearing from affidavit filed In the cause
that he 10 not president Of this State motion
the plaintiffs by their attorney II Is ordered that the
said defendant do Sppear here within one month az
ter the dus publication Of this order and do what
may be necessary protect his interest 10 this suit
and that copy of this be published once = week
for four successive weeks In Newspaper printed
in the city Of Wheeling, and that copy of the
be posted at the front door Of the Court House Of
Ohio County. r4Isss
Copy-Teste; JACOB BURKLE, Clerk.
J. @. CHANDLER, pltffs atty. juIS
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B9- The NIGHTS, as the summer ad.
vauees, are becoming quite cool. twill
soOu be cool enough to drive 10 thelmOsqui-
toes when natures sweet restorer" will
be wOoed under difficulties Ifthere is one
thing that we hate and abhor above an
other it is a mosquito. We have already
heard one or two and their songs have
more terror than John Morgan's army
Our readers should be resurrecting their
mosquito bars aud throwing up fOrtifca-
tions.
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RetalIatlon Chreatened.

FoRTEKss MONROE, July IS -YestrrdR,
nfIernooH the rebel General W FuZ HuRl
Lee and Captain WindeF were removed
from the Mcclellan Hospital to FoIIres
Monroe. aud placed in easement under .
guard, aud uoIice sent TO the Rebel Gov
eminent that if they execute Captain
Sawyer and Flynn. whom they now hole
m close confin, ment and under sentence
10 4 Redmond, Lee and Wnder will be ex-
ecuIed ia retaliation
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8g Cellearaph..
Thirteen Hundred of Morgan's Men
Captured.

CINCINNATI, Jnly 20.-Ou Saturday Nor.
gan's foroes-were Overtaken near Pomeroy
by HObson and Judah, who had formed a
JUNCTION. Morgan tindiug hinselfin close
quarters, and learning that the ford al
BufiugfOn Island was well guarded, broke
up his band in small squads in order to
escape. One squad with ak pieces of ar
tillery made for the crossing at ButiugtOu
but the gunboaLs drove them back with the
loss of $50 killed aud drowned. Our cav
ally made a charge and captured the bat
terry, killing humber of rebels.
Coils. WOlford and Shackford succeeded
10 capturing one lot of SIS and another
lot of 275, besides numerous squads. max
ing in all over 1000 prisoners; among
shem Col Dick Morgan, (brorher of john
apd Coils Ward and Grighly.
Our cavalry are in pursuit of the balance
Of mis- command, which is entirely broken
up aud scattered in the hills. The posi-
tion of our forces i such that they cant
get across the OHIO nor get much further
north.
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FHC HkSEt BIZ BIB
until December Slst 1868, TO the United States
Troops stationed Wheeling 81 alton PaTkeTsburg,
and New Greek, Va and Cumberland, Md.
The beef to he of good and wholesome quality, and
delivered in quarters, necks and shaHks excludsl,
at their different Camps Quarter" and Hospitals,
in such quantities and at such tiues the Re%t-
mental Commissaries and Surgeon in charge o.
Hospitals, upon consultation with the contractor,
may dir ct.
Prop lsaIs will be received supplying any o.
the above mentioned points separated.
BI NIX forms for prOpo ais eau be had on appliea
ZION at this otce either Ia psrs'n BY mail, OF tel
graph.
signed by Two responsible parties.
The responsibility OF tho guNrantuTs must b.
shown by the official certificate OF tho Clerk Of the
District Court, the Unitei States District
1ttorney.
Bidders must be present to respond TO their bids
aud be prepared give bonds for the tuIlInent Of
their contract or their proposals will not be con
sidered.
Proposals must be endorsed distinctly. "Prop ssIs
for Furnishing fresh Beef" RLd Rd ressed 70 Capt.
Thos. G. sullivan. O. B fillmore, Md.
Ifa bid Is IN the name Of a Ern, the names OF all
he members and th-ir postofco address must q y
| pear. they will MT b considered.
Payments to be made monthly in such funds r.
may he hand; ifnOne on band. To be made as s0ou
/ as received.
zach tsrs a. or every member OF q arm Offering q
proposal, must accompany it oath Of ales auos
| 10 the Uni cd States Government, il he has not 81
/ read, aIed one In tni- office.
| ALI propO ala not complying strictly with The
above specifications will positively be r.J cted:
| TnUs Q. SULLIVAN, ,
ie25-tJyI3 Gao ain and q. \. q. \. A j
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S-THrEvNe.-From the number of
roBberies lately committed in this city, it
is feared that certain scouudrels have ban
ded together for purposes of plumber. Our
citizens should use every precaution to
protect their property. Some of the rob-
berries lately perpetrated have been of the
most daring character and it is evident that
the thieves understand their business.
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BUSINESS NoTIoEs-

ER-A F1SE HEAD or HAlA.-Rev. J. H. Cornell,
n Y. City, tays In letter: II procured Mrs. s. A.
All ems Worlds Hair ReVtorer and zylObalsstuum
fora relative. am happy to SAY 1t prevented the
failing OF of the hair, and reItO.e It, from being
gray, to its natural glossy aud beautiful bIacs.r
SOIdby Drusgists everywhere Depot, lss Green
Wieh street. New York. ju1s
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no wool Growers.

INV YoRx, May 10, 1883.
ENTLRMEN: We are prepared 70 receive, han
II die, and sell Wool in large and small lots, on
the following conditions: After the Wool laid down
ct our door will store insure, grade, sell deliver
collect and remit, for one cent per pound.
Our terms Of sales for cash. or NEXT prices sd-
ding interest for time In cases do We take paper
without the owners consent that viii not SeH AYns.
make quick salOs ct the market value.
Having the Conscience of large capitalists, also en-
able termB. 81,
We shall be pleased to receive your Wool, and VII
rive Il prompt Attenhsn-alWays keeping our trendd
posted on the condition OF the market. ~
Very respectfully, yours.
H. A. PETTIB0NE WALLACE,
Wool Brokers, 20 Broad Street New York.
VnvQn 3vade
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E3 THE RrER.-There were less than
three feet of water in the channel of the
Ohio yesterday. and falling. The Dime
left yesterday afternoon for Parkersburgh.
The landing is very dull and dry and warm.
A hundred or so cows copgregate daily
about the waters edge on the Island side
aud present scene suggestive to John
Morgan and his followers,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-21
@-THE DUsT.-A strong wind prevail

Rg-THE DUsT.-A strong wind prevail
ing during the whole of yesterday and
whirlwinds were performing their antic
tricks with the dust in the streets. Clouds
of puIvarised earth, large enough to OBJ
scure the sun were flying in all directions.
1t was a most disagreeable day, the like
of which few of as will care to witness
again.