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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-09
IMpROYED BOX for CASE.HARDENING.

IMPROVED BON Tor IASE-AAhOr.a'lIN u.
NJ JAMES GREENE e Wis c.y la, patented an i'm
proved box ~ CAsEiiAHD eNiNG watch = et iey.f 70
T. ,ffo- 10 pfing Of iLc kud now in THIS box 10
-re tom TO- bottom u IL by mean, or legs az
'os 10 o. AID has hle o. oqelg through is ceuier' oy
.nr Z ~ te heat IL lot ony Brought directly IN con-
ne, wiA te sr'ace bI Is AFRO Ao~-d to circulate
through is c.n ias movable r. SWING bottom
Nsl ay or may b. uvedl tna drops down Nhes no
So. iced the ya-r j. ng - contents f.l p"rponto-
rry. ts wo.s being lees liable % spr.a- IN ts way than
wiz thrown mo - irycriDe The box 1tis box
es hrsn tested 90 nr side RTE osks and Is warranted
% g. t.. work time ay 1uena and " IA les. ael ~
MA a. ~. srne4ng 5rs. rthes information IN re-
raii 10 l. address, janis GRE .NG bsfns4ee has Arnorg,
Froicracc r. J.
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TbRILE MONEY for the Il. :. NAVY-Oti-
or, ana Men WHO lave been DISCHARGED can be paid ~
app'y ing t.rsull . =, :, c,.
$500
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o,r.TE TTIPERlNCG IEACUE-PO-

1TaTE TEMPERANCE IEACUE-PO-
- LrrICtL ACflON flo Tei1peranee Lesgge Of the
-,. 81 N.vNc!k bod tie controlling power OF 2o0V or
IN 40 v,-. its Guenhers viking arg longer thss
rosi officers ul politicians should onrjen Tie people with
ssroeu taxes roluced D. inscnp.enee aud .ntn FAC
t.,,..fe homes widows a Orphans, by tens OF thou'
,i lroull tr hqool tic have dreTninodto take poht
~ i IA m te election 81 who wi! suppress he trsfc
Min y.v {, accomplish this object, and to ccn,de, tue
,rv .t,ps 10 carry !. cut Convention vi be held ~
J IA t rat Que stion coly affecting tie weisTe Of
community I'D having inT rant beAing oa our corn.
PApER a Syrlcuc, tLsex3oDen, CT our plan u
ouerstior furnished a. 81 p.
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SUPREME COURT-sPrciiL TruN-prc 2.-Dcf,ro ju.
icU iARsAAD.
MEoErAST nEClsiOs AS 10 PRACTICE.

Lyous 49,. NouH1 "a. -
The plaintiff moved IN, cause for trial az inc NC
ioh,T Circuit, b., ID uo. Te It the calendar unli.
November. aud iuhe luerty dsnn ~as taken ~ 1'i'n''
The following l. he d,ci.ion u h. 'or lodge bansd;
The party notices ulsi Iu' i o. hc c4sAdai
fo lie term fer which Do noicf " Pc 10 On he t'ri1
for subsequent ~ ~ ~ Co. iii 10 "Hlh 10 h0ee' &c
cauBoi 'sGr defiant on sach u0'.,r.
The opposite pny b.. rgt cTantnins Che ess't'r ~
tie i.r cA The i Iorrei auI DOT hr44t ~
thcic presume ihs' TIE parry uoc - Lad I sr'd N'
Ioicc concluded uut 60 proceed thtrtA.fr Nih cause
norcd then thes os.iiy 4 -sa noticing a. ID .
default usy DO tAtoa lneI to notice "Aen iAs Cause 70
reached
Moslon rran.sd with 40 cost.
houry A.. Morsngc IL segqon Il motion; - J. Dionhetei
n-fofs Ir,tics isopiH,r.
TnE ElOTs o. Lasr JrLI-CLsIM AcAI'sr TIE cry
tsaf afh srf Tie Mayor hll frr &C., ~ 4." -
Ab0- twp llaltl. s4utr. ~ No.ifAoa co-Htg. ~ 'e
sheso usfsd riiaf rat' noii'a 1rir lnif' intsal a.
Or oIIr q .u is cause e sfae binf ete ~
tie yc4y laly lt tluase rasrf si-rt ,Af fiI .L D.
ii.n lfrose Ay John Aa.trii = c-tatq To- -
ssfIrd &c. tlsfo ws4f utcf fi ttiti c.hi
uclc.l tld q. 'l! fct ~ls or4friiA frn go eili.e
wood BE- TlC.s l t.o Wy nf lsIrFrs 'r "a go
Lie ll.loi tic is igE de- i.inl BE- -faf 90 ufc
tie oiIuu au tle uniei-ans ~ GO $50 'of'
l-ii .nra,rd gr4ntipaiy in aseTs &C. reari 0lars
80. fuoll - llofar l4. IHr u.f 81 lin lc1nrfi
o. lil hcHsaar shl c.r Fi'rst fhai sff.Hfl w. fh
Led t.rn fes-t ~.sft' rs o.. ra ~ coma
s.lAssl .nss s sae i,isTcs - hear al d4-e.
sIPnENE CDUnI--(Hs ptc s-lefso 49,
lsaaAHsa.
ID.l.fIAh.
Simon Nuasina. Of a.. 49, IOv. G. ilrti - AI.
6fs..s iisao 80 10 MAyas. se-moaaH lssa.ei. Al
f.sfslce oT-srs4
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COPARI NEkSiIiP.--Th undersigned have
" ,h, dsy formed CoIIiurrslP urer tie nn.'e elt
6nn Of LOCK- WOOD EVERETT, Tor he tranl-cSioh o.
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an Academy, a young Man TO
W HAL few ILks-f5 f'r board nd tlitoa IN" ~
'errsrfag VOC 3.u..c preferred address J. b. AiAoH,
.ttnurtyo r.
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n1ants.
A YOUNG LADY, who has been teaching

yVANTED--A Situation by q Young Woman
w a. good COOK 30 bj,ciion 70 ASSIST Will WASH
mo aud RONiNO has the best city reieronces Gall a,
No. lla ANesl Lltlst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-09

W pUOTDGn PITS tGraT ~, les-ons they VIII b. 40.
,i.tfd ia obtaias cir Lyc be o: city Iei'
/ ercnc.s .ircI. { ID D. 30 tJchay
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-14
Loss Of the Ironclad Weehawken
From Texas. -

NEw YoRK, Deeember 10 .@By the arri-
val % the Fulton from Port Royal, We
learn of the loss of the monitor WeehRW
ken, which sunk AZ anchor inside Charles
ton Bar on Sunday last, Four engineers
aud twenty six Of the crew WE'RE dr6Wned-
A furious gale prevailed atths time. The
other vessels sustained no damage.
Matters 10 Charleston are unchanged--
The WeehaWken lies 10 i've fathOms Of
water; but isexpeeted to 'be raised. The
loss is said 70 have occurred from neglect
and bad management. =
The steamer Colombia, from New Or
leans on the 9Th. has. arrived. AdVices
from Texas cay che health q the troops Is
excellent. They are auxio6s and ready 70
push into the inteFioF.s.i "a. i.
MatamoFas adVices state that COrtinas
had turned over the government % Jesus
Della, the old eOnstitutiOnally elected Gov
efnoF,
General Banks and staff had arrived IN
New Orleans. ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-14
Rom Chattanooga.

,CHoISk6fI, DdeeinBer fla special %
the. C6nmeteial dated ChatsanOOga, 11ths
FestsFaSy IhFes Ei6sssss, 4ee0mpahiea
BY Grant and Thomas. went out on Q re-
conn6I distance oni the baIlle feld Of 0hiekaA
mauga -f. esi.sl
The trees receiving our hrai we're hlled
with balls, while the opposite sides, re-
eeiging the enemy's ERE, had very few bul-
lets. showing that our fEe was much the
sepapasfl " l1.4EAsi 81. a
aThs graves Of . number 81 officers were
found. The bodies Of other officers were
found unbuffed.. -. Ei4Ex
Kelly's House, in which our wounded
were left on the retreat was found 20 be
burned.
Az expedition goes out Tomorrow 70
bury the dead.
TIE rssigpatiou Of Gen. Palmer. epm-
mandiDg The l4tb corps, 90 account Of
private business. has been accepted.
E1lisfments as+iVeteFau volunteers are
progressing faVOrably. The 18th Pepus.
re.enItsted and leave for home IN aifeW
days on short furIOugh.
The Gazette's Knoxville correspondent
says our total lOss dufing the siege was
one Thousand, aud the loss Of, the enemy
1--WE thousand VIZ 1855 ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-14
8g .JljsII|letgfapk.
Afternoon, RepOrt.
Report Of the General in. Chief

Report of the General in. Chief
WAsHINsf6N, December. 1.-THE repOr,
Of the General-in Chief e 9 very lengthy
document, aud mainly q summary fof mill
taFy operations since hisIlast annual report
Referring 70 the Army of the POtOmao the
General in. Chief says: rida =
Burnside proposed y change Of base but
was not apPEoyed.by bin, Burnside there.
fore consented 70 cross his army by f0rds
0fthe Upper Rappahann0ekand then moved
down 70 seize the heights Of FredeFieks-
burg, while . small fofcs was TO be sent
north Of the river, 10 enable H0upt 70 re-
Lopcn the railroad. This;plan was aeeeded
to bat not approved. Burnside instead Of
crossing the RaPpahAnnOck by fords as he
was expected 70 do, marched his whole
army down to the north bank fithat river.
Less army in the meantime moved down
to the south bank Of the river, at this
time fordable q few miles above town, and
Sumner asked permission 70 Cross and &C.
envy the heights but was refused, aud NO
attempt was made 70 effect passage untti
December 1lth, by which fine Lees army
had been concentrated. The alleged defeat
which we suffered soon after, resulted from
y neeleet 70 forward the pontOon train from
Washington, whereas the pOutoons ~ the
time W0rs at Berlin in the Aarmy Of the
lPot5mac The delay therefore vas nnaV0id-
able, and on an investigation Of matters
Gem burnside PRONOUNCED ft so.
Speaking Of affairs in Granite Depart
ment, the Generalsin- Chief says:
! 1t has been alleged that Grant positively
disobeyed the instructions Of his supeFiOfs.
III IS hardly necessary to remark that Grant
never disobeyed an order. Moreover, he
has never complained that the Government
did not furnish him all means and assi5-
lance in its power 20 facilitate the exec1-'
ton Of any planhe s0Wl6t 70 adopt
The General.in-o Chief suggests, as the
rebel army lives upon the county through
which It passes, the federals could do the
same as il facilitates the rapidity OF move
ments. Our commaudersin the rebel states
hardly ever ind supplies, and In the bor-
der states It Is difficult TO Distinguish be-
tween real friends aud enemies in regard
to suffers.
he Gays the entire abolition Of tue sys-
TEN would rid the army of the euelm-
brauce Of suffers wagons ON the march
and the nuisance of suffers stalls aud
booths in camp. It would improve the
discipline and efficiency of the troops In
many ways, and particularly by removing
from the camps the evils of drunkenness.
Il Is not difficult for suffers 20 act the part
Of spies, ipfoFmsrs, smugglsrs and contra.
band traders.
The General thinks courts martial q too
cumbrous proceeding for battle fields and
suggests some more speedy mode Of pun
ishmeuS sg
He suggests that the Inspector Geners
al's department be merged into the AdjG4
tant Generals Department..
BE recommends several Fetormatiops In
relation to the organization Of regiments,
He claims that the cartel for the ex-
change Of prisoners has been violated in
relation to oolOred soldiers.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-14
Telegraph Markets.
NW YoRK. Decent

1HW IOAks OeeeulOeE A4s
Cotton I63c better aad decidedly more
held higher.
. Elonr-Actiys; no material change in
Wbeat-Heasy and = shade lower Sl.42
GIG for Chicago Spring. Sl.43@aaT for
{ CoFn-Iu lower. with a moderate dc.
mAnd.
Oais-Opepsd steady ami closed . shade
PetroIeum-DulI.
POrk-Qaist and shade easier; $IT9
1925 for old mess;- SIS Tor neWi SIG
I2-2s Tor new PriHsi Sls sO9lT for ne"
prime mess
Beaf-oaist and steady; prime mess In
fair demand.
Dressed Hogs-Quiet aud unchanged;
Western Lard-Whhopt material change.
moderate demand.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-14
more Lost Trsalsure RecoYered. :

san FRAsoIsCo,, sDeeenbleIr 1I.-siewsi
has been resolved from the Wreekine party
engaged IN searching for treasure where
the steamer Golden Gate sunk lhst year
Fonr additional boxes %. treasnre haV6
been recovered. ThelsearCh7 VIII be con-
tinned while the favotable season lasfs.
Tie Los Angslos Vigiianse COmmittse
have taken another prisoner from pDsses-
sion Of tie sheFiH, aud bupg him. he had
been eonyietedf q ~ atterapt % kfli, and
sebtepeed to teb years eOaspetheat . The
penItentiaTy1 Previously be hGd commits
IedmuFdeES eoufessluE hiseuilt.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-14
Prom charleston LEFT. Davis de
nounced IN the Rebel Congress.

A40gAAop4 eAsS SNNAt34
FOETkEss MosHoE1 DeeembeE l2.-The
Richmond Enquirer Of December 1Oth. and
llth L. received, from which We O6tained
the folloying- Ia
Chattanooga, December 9.-Thls evening
the enemy opened ere on the city aud
threw eight shells. Mo1ltrie and Jamess
Island batteries returned Ithe fire, sileBribg
the enemy. = Five buildings were struck,
but NO persons injured.
CHARLEsFoH, Deeember lO.-Ths enemy
shelled this city betWeens 4 o aud II. O'Clock
last night aud and o'clock this mpFnr.
ing. TWenty shots were thrown. Olr
batteries opened heavily upon the ensmy
dufing the shelIing OF the city. =,
sE0osD-DIsRATCH.
We have kept up constant ERE to, day,
driving the enemy's working parties from
Gregg aud Wagner No firing Of any ae.
Count to-day, and no IsheliiEg OF the city.
BristOl, Deeem6~ lO.- LOngstreet's
forces are IN line Of ibattie At Rntledge--
bis rear is skirmishiug with the enemy.
Richmond. December yesterday the
Senate passed q bill pfohIbitlng the EN-
pIoyment Of Substitutes In the army.
In the rebel Congress on the 9Th instant,
Mr. Foote of Tennessee. in speech said
the President never visited ttiearmy with
out doing Il injury. Never has he visited
any Of our armies hut what Il has been
followed by disaster. He charged him with
bayipg ruined the county and he would
meet his champion any where % discuss tt.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-14
a Positive Cure for DyspepsIa.
Hear aOhat III. john II. Ba5oock sayss
Phlladelphla, JanuaEy z, isa

Philadelphia, January 22d, 1853.
! Dr., WIsHARE-sir: Il y with much pleasure that
i and now RbIe 70 inform you thai, by the use Of
your Great AmeEieaE Dyspbpsia Pills, have been
entirely cured Of that most distressing complaint
Dyspepsia. have been grieyeusly afflicted for the
s sishs ssasa Sa oT ssH ysaEs q that q
time. have. had 4. n e worst form, aud have
and tight. Every kind Of food that ate tllei me
with Wind and pain, i matteFed not hQg light, or
how 6uiall the quantity. A Continued hblehing was
sure to follow. 1 had no appetite for any kind Of
meats Whatever and my distresy was - great for
several nl6utls before heard Of your Plia, that
frequently wished for death. had takeu every
thing that i had heard % for dyspepsia, without
feoeivinE any benedt; hut ON Jour Pills being REQ
Ommsnded % me BY one who had been cnrod By
them,5I concluded to give them q trial although
had no NTH in then. 10 my lttDnishment 1Qund
mSselfgsttins better before h4a tekea upP-t9uEth
on box; and, amer taking Nlfalf . box, m Q vel
alaR, GNd eall eat GSlgttf9g y t0fRt, and enjoy .
hearty meal three ttmss day, without ineolve-
nienea from anything eat OF drink. Is you think
proper you are at liberty % make this public and
refer 70 me- IWlll eheSEsaly give 81 desirable IN
formulation 70 any one who may eau gLl me.
Yours respectfully, John n. BABoOCk.. \
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-14

-.
WAsHIsGToN, December 1s.-fhe qhfen
fcle az to-day publish , rlmOFs which tt
e LOT able % verify, bat believes 70 be
true, aud not Improbable, % the effect that
AIeS. n. Stephens and ave Others had
cone down % Fortress Monroe under .
nag Of. IFuee with proposals Of pence
That they asked % be received an thetF
official capacity AZ commissioners OF the
Southern Gonlederaey, bat theis request
was refused.
Inquiry. was made this morning IN .
quarter where such q fact, e e existed,
would probably be known, bat nothing
was obtsined e6niirmatoEy Of the Tumor.-
II any commissioner OF person aching BY
authority Of the rebel government made
Visie 10 Fortress Mo1roe, Il Was % the ex-
change Of PFisOne5ss which tor csFtain reu-
sons q more probable than. the ramOr re-
tefEoo TO- ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-14

PoRTEAnD, DeeembeT lss-A despatch
nom Halifax thIs morning. states thai the
steamer Chesapeake Ie6 ShelbOuFae on
Saturday morning, with an Increased crew
and three ctaldr0ps Of coal. She g sup
onsed 20 lie on the TEaek Of some coal Ves'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-14
The blockade at Wilmington to be
Strengthened

INV YoRk, DscembeF i2.--It isrumored
at Brooklyn nayyfyard that Instructions.
have been received from the Seerefarf 81.
the Navy at naval stations % despatch 4
large force Of naval vessels 10 strebgthen
Seyenteen or eighteea vessels are poW.in
various stages Of prePa atien for sea q the
navy Yards. Rumpr says eleven or Twelve
Tof, these have been ordered 70 fhe destina
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-14
Last Night's Report.
The Rebel Authorities Decline RE-
ceiving any More Relief for Union


Prisoners, AlSzi-s5 AAl = 4
4 BAIFIMORE, December l3-The follow
ing dispatch was received this f6renObn:
FoRfRRss Mo1aOl, December l2l416
q, Os'EaIfoa, BGltiaOEs 4AR0ieGa 81 Please
give notice that the rebel authoritiu De-
cline receiving any more Paekhges OF pro-
visions for Union prisoners, 50 that parties
interested may refrain from forwarding
any more goods e. this point. -.
[signaa a., t;sa . c :, SUsL5s,
Rev. Ne. Torrance, who went % City
Point with Dr.. @. @. Barley, returned
this A. II. He had an Interview with
Capt Hatch, who was sent from Rishmond
% meet him, he Informed him Of the
above decision Of the rebel government
and gave rs q reason therefor what they
alleged to be an impntaiiOD on their honor
by the press aud gOvernment authorities,
that they were not deliyeFipg the goods
forwarded in good faith 10 The prisoners,
ana asserted Of liis own knowledge that
the Officers IN Libby Prison. from the i'm
mense supplies they resolved, could set 3
table from the stoEesOu band equal 20 any
hotel In the Uuited States.
He admitted that there had besn some
irfegaIarities In the supplies az one time,
bat fhe OReer who had beeH guilty Of neg
Letting the prisoners had been promptly
relieved aud punished,
As o the bad c06ditioh 6fthe prisoners
returned % Annapolis, be said they were
extreme eases Of cohsunP tiOns aad that Il
Was a. grave error on the pift Of The an,
tloEfiies % hare allowed such. pFis0nsfs
70 TetuTug 5-Il
For the present nothing viii be received
but letters aud enei6Bures % money, apd
SOethsrn mopey had better Be sent.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-14

onAHA orT4, December 19i-Professor
HOdRn accompanying the survey Of the
Uaiou Pacific Railroad, reports easy
grades through Hegslne Pass aud aound.
ant coal and iron ore, on the eastern slope
0f the Hill.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-14

PORTLAxD. Deoember l2.-Tbe steamer
4eft Sbelburuo ct 2 o'clock
last night. after shipping men aud ooaling.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-14

monday = o1niing Dec l4. 1883.

Z -
Monday Morning Dec ~ 1868.
"a Az EsFERFRlsIse MEpIo1sE Man"
The MEMBERS Of tentimedicines arefa.l
nous for their ent efpFfseiti keepihs their
nostrums before the public butfns theswsy
of advertising, the;swhole fraternity has
lately been totally collapsed in this section.
The proprietor of q certain preparation,
which proposes TO cure all the diseas %,
which feshland bone are heirs, not con-
tent with advertising his mixtures in tie
most extensive. mysterious and attractive
manner in the newspapers and by circsu-A
lars, has sent men out through the country
with paint pots and brushes to write the
name and character of his sovereign balm
upon every stationary OF moving thing
that affords sufficient space. Some Of
these knights of the paint pot aud brush
have lately visited this city The conse-, !
quence is that there is scarcely a, tree box,
fence, stone wall, shed, barn door, or tree
within Eve miles of the city upon which ISL
notsinseribed the name of the proprietor of
the nostram. They have written upon the
sidewalks, fences and walls all over the
city, and in some instances they have, for
consideration, been permitted to write
upon wagon beds, belonging to county
people. Along the railroads and the river
these indefetigable chaps have clambered
up the sides of steep mountains to the
most giddy heights, at the risk of their
lives, aud have written. the name Of the
preparation in letters as long as the body
of man, upon lodges of rocks. In fact
they have written the same letters Yherz
ever they were permitted to write them,
and in some instances they have defaced
property without as much as "byIyour
1eaye." We verify believe they would write
upon church doors and tombstones if they
had an assurance that the letters would
remain long enough to dry. The result of
all this is that the preparation is com
manding an extensive sale, and the, pro-
prietor is amassing great wealth.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-14


1D-A DESERTED W1PE.-on Saturday a
woman named Mrs. Moore, who says she
resides in Pittsburgh, made complaint be-
fore Aid. Robertson, stating that her huss
band Henry Moore, had left her in desti-
tute condition some months ago and was
now living in this city with,anotheF wo-
man. She had made every attempt to in
ducs him to return to his allegiance, but
all her efforts having proved frnitless she
determined to seek redress under the law!
Mrs. Moore was neatly attired' and seemed
to be woman of more than ordinary, In
telligence. ~ =
Moore aud the woman with whom hs has
been living, aud both were committs ed to
jail. The name of theswomap5is Raymond
but she is more commonly known as .big
Agnes" or "big Ann" Mrs. Moore was
accompanied by one of her children, an tn-
teresting little. girl. AT the Aldernan's
office, the child, upon seeing It's it4theri
rushed TO his arms, and seemed perfectly
delighted at meeting him agaiaafte 9 long.
absence. . e 5s Il s..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-14

NEw YoRz, Dsee10eF lS.-THe Herald's
Washi1gtOl dispatches meutiOns rumOra
that q rebel Commissioners was en- route TO
Washington % propose terms Of peace
Eaorts are being made % add regiments
Of volunteer artillery % the regular army.
AlIthe Indiana soldiers IN tbe hospitals
around Washingtoa are 70 be removed TO
indianapolis.
The HerAld's Fortress Moagoe latter Of
the Ilth staaes that Geo. BatleR had ad-
dressed q note 70 the rebel commissioner
Onld, accompanying paekage Of vaccine
matter tot The relief Of UniOu prisoners at-
hieted viii small pOK on Belle leland, and
thas be received q very courteous response
from Mr. 0Uld.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-14
The National Ieague.

- The National League.
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The .NatioHaf League qoF. ia. session
here has taken stfogg radical ground 10
4 e6amittes kSGits6 % HE President
Yesterday A6g 4 him to remove all
obaoxiods men ffon office II .tl4t State.
MessEs. Bates aud Blair of the Cabinet,
he4stily suppeet the Peesidsats proela naaz
tion, aud this disposes ofgthe orgsnized
efforts 70 induce the President % dismiss
them,