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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-28
CAPTURE OF A PRIZE.


Dispatches received at the Navy Department,
state:
On the night Of January Q the o. s. steamer Huron
captured in Ooboy Sonnd Georgia the British schooner
Syanus, Of and from Nassau, N. y. On being dscov
ered she attempted TO escape and paying no attention
shell fred 10 bring her TO, she was fred into ant
sunk the shore. She about 70 tuns register
whisky and cordage. 1t was thought that the latte
articles might be saved with favorable tide. TIT
papers found on board together with the officers crew
and one passenger (nine in al) were sent 70 hear
Admiral Daflgren for disposal
THE SANITARY FAIR.
All the preparations for the great Ladies
National Sanitary Fair are nearly completed and 1t viii
commence this evening at the building corner o.
Seventh street and Pennsylvania avenue
COURT-MARTIAL ON sURGE0N-GBNBRAL HAM
MOSD.
The Court Martial Of Surgeon-General Ham.
mond Is still progressing. Yesterday the Court sat with
open doors. Among the witnesses examined were DR.
Hayes Of the Philadelphia Hospital and Dr. Coz, Med
cal Purveyor Of Baltimore.
STINT TO THE OLD CAPITOL.
James Sinclair Company C, Moseby's bat.
TALON prisoner Of war; and Amass Hough, citizen
Of London County who has been passing TO and from
our lines without authority have been sent here from
HMpers Ferry and committed to the Old Capitol
WASHINGTON POsT-OFPICg.
The Washington City Post Office pays to the
Government for the last quarter. e33 7sl San in
crease Of slo 900 over the previous quarter.
A DEsRRTER PARDoSED.
The President has pardoned Francis s. Has
wen Of the I'd Rhode Island Regiment sentenced to
death for desertion.
GIN McCLBRsAED ORDERED TO JOIN GEN. BANKS.
Maj Gen. John McClernand Of Illinais has
been ordered TO duty under Maj Gen. Banta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-28
Union Prisoners at Columbia, =. c.
Hanging Of e CoIored Prisoner by the
Rebels.

BOSTON Wednesday, Jan. q. 1864.
Letters received here state that tho boats
Of the U. s. brig Perry. captured the 9Th Of
December last while attempting to cut out schooner
on the coast Of South Carolina are now confined In
Columbia, S. c., and well treated. One colored
man OF the expedition was hung as soon captured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-28
Troops On HALF Ra,ion..

LEAvESwoRTB, Tuesday, Jan. u, ls64.
The troops at Fort Gibson are reported TO DO
subsistng on half ratons owing to defective supply
system. Forage is also very scarce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-28
The ship Contest Harmed by the Alabama
SAN FRANcIsCO. Wednesday. jan. "a

SAN FRANcIsco Wednesday. Jan. "a, ls64.
The ship Contest, Capt. Jennings, from Yoko-
hama. japan. with cargo Of teas for New York was
recently burned off North Watchers Island. in the
Indian Ocean by the Rebel privateer Alabama.
This dispatch received by private parties in this
city-Ep1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-28

phia Committee Of Importers ofjewery, are here TO
consult with the Committee Of Ways and Means as TO
the reduction Of the tariff on gems 1t is understood
that the Commissioner Of Internal Revenue endorses
their propositions and that favorable construction
vil be Put upon their representation,
SPY HUNG.
David O. Dodd of Little Rock, Ark, was
hung as a Rebel spy on the eth inst by Gen Steele.
MR.. SLOWER IN CUSTODY.
II. %. Slower, who has been recently tried in
Philadelphia before Military Committee for fraudulent
practices in supplying the Navy arrived here to-day and
was at once taken into custody By the Government
officials. This case of Stovers has opened mp seriee
Of frauds which have been practioed for long time,
but which have been ereted ont by the efficient head
ofthe Ordnance Department and will now be exposed.
THE CONTRACTS FOR HORSES.
The Inspectors of cavalry horses appointed
by the Government having forced the swindng oor-
tractors TO leave the arena the field is open to all
parties who wish to deal honeraby with the Govern
ment Good horses are wanted, and will be taken II
offered.
THE CASE OF GEN. HAMMOND.
The Court Martial in the case of Gen. Ham,
mond has been in session and DR.. Cox Medical Pur
veyor. has been examined.
SALE OF TOWN LOTS IN WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
An order issues tomorrow or next day for the
public sale Of town lots at Port Angeles, Washington
Territory, on the let Of May next The place is the
port of entry for the Puget Sound District and is de-
scribed In the Pacific Railroad Survey 1.-The first at
tempt OF nature on this coast to make perfect har
bor."
Bierstadt end LeutIe describe the scenery Of that
Of Washington Territory dwarhng in comparison
that Of Switzerland The temperature s the same as
Of Norfolk Va the west coast Of the continent being
much warmer than the eastern in the same latitude
f1IB IMPORTATION OF FLAX.
The attention OF the Commissioner Of Agri-
culture has been called to the question Of importation Of
fax under existing regulations ns conflicting with the
interests of the growers In the United States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-28
Farewell 90 STANDARDIZATION For.
bidder Again.
DKfiRTngsT OF the OHIO,

ASSISTANT ApyUrAsr GRsHRALs OFFICE
LExISoToS, KY, Jan. n, 1854. \
GENERAL ORDERS No. 3.-On account of the
scarcity OF grain the large quantities required for the sub
sstencc Of tho armies tie difficulties of from
States and the fictitious value given to il by the mann
acurers Of whky tho dlslation OF grain Is hereby forbid
den within the limits Of fhis Department
BY command Of MAJ. Gen. FOSTER
w. r. AzplRsoy Aaisiart Adjp1nt General
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-28
More Work Of the Pirates.
Boston. Wednesday, Jan.

The ship Conquest, from Yokohama for
New.York with a cargo Of tea, is reported to have
been burned by the pirate Alabama. No particulars
received.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-28
Gen. Curtis in Kansas.

LEAvEHwORTH Tuesday, Jan. 20, 1864.
The Kansas Legislature have welcomed Gen.
Cnrtis by q unanimous vote, General Of military
renown and tried loyalty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-28

BOSTON, W tuntStKny, JUL IT
A d;snotoh from Augusta, Maine, states that
resolution Is peudng in the Legislature OF that state
10 remove the seat Of Government nom Augas,a 70
Portland and win probably pass by large majority
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-28

from which would be practicable in the ordinary
manufacture divert be sad be steel In any
other form, but be classified partial manufacture
and subject 10 duty OF IS centum valorem.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-28
From Com. Porter's fleet.

NEw YoRK, Dec. 27.-The Commercials
Washington special says:
The War aud Navy Departments have
both received adVicss from the expedition
against Wilmington. The intelligence is
highly favorable and gives promise Of al.
most immediate success.
The Secretary OF the Navy declares that
Porter will capture Ports Fisher and Case
we'll, then Batter will be prepared TO Ope-
rate directly against Wilmington.
Gen. Sherman announces to the Seerh-
tary of War that he intends 70 move up the
Savannah river immediately and capture
Augusta. The news to-day is that be has
already moved. Sherman also says after
this he will swing round upon the rear Of
Charleston, destroying all its railroad COM
on the way.
The news from Thomas is also glorious.
He has brought Hood to 4 stand on the
north side Of the Tennessee river.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-28
A CHANCE FOR BARGAINS.
MILL PROPERTY
GARDENS, COAL LANDS AND
PARMS, FOR SALE

w property, situated GU the National Pike, six
miles west from the city OF Wheeling W. Va, being
halfway public stopping place between st. olairs
willie and Bridgeport, Ohio, known as Charles Bar
nard's Pleasant Valley store and Garden.
The property consists of two Dwelling Houses, q
good Country store, and ten acres Of Lahd which
so Cherry, aud 90 Ounce trees, also other fruit
trees of nearly all kinds, 1150 Gooseberry and 200
ouTant bushes, splendid Strawberry bed, Black
berries and RaSpberes of the best varieties Grapes
of different kinds, 1900 Evergreen trees, with n
variety Of choloa Ornamental Shrubbery and Flow
ers; tWo-ifh of an in valuable Asparagus bed.
The most Of the fruit IL now in q bearing condI'
ton and is of the best and choicest kinds the coun.
try affords, suitable for market and home use.
This being public place, only six miles from
Wheeling, It would be good place for o private
residence or country resort, either a saloon,
boarding house or pleasure garden.
For further particulars enquire Of
CHARLES BARNARD.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-28
New York Market

kHW IoREs Deceub6r =.
COFTON-Dul1, heavy aud decidedly lover, ;amaH
lalss Of middlng ~ Is.
PL0UR- staiS aud WolteEn dali, hsaEy and 10,
IOWst. - o59I01O 6r ;E1tra gtAfss $40 0OsII O5
6Or Extra r. r. o. AID 81 IOSl1 for Trade 6Fands,
WHIsKY-Opensd arm with fair demand and
eosed dull with declining toadeney; g - Tor State
1nd S9229a . Tor WSstorn, elOaieg - = a92 ,
WHEAF-DuD and nominAuy ass lower.
AHE-ouieL-
BARIRY-ModsraAs request
CDBN-Dull: 81 T60l 50 for New yellow JGFssy;
iOr White Southern; HsS91 81 f1r NiEsa WoslsCn-
OAES-EiFnef, with mOdeTato business - u -
for state and n o6G9l 90 for WostaEn-
OOFFEG-Dul; no sales q imPoFta1eo % TePoTt.
sU9AR-Quist5 Cuba An.eSVaaO 2O93o1zs.
PBER0LEUM-DaIl land nomiRals Crn6O 609Sl;
Rsaned in bond 6OS70ei Raansd free S3S90o.
P0RK-unSettlpd with tAir business doing -
S9s9Ss 90 for 1854 mess, cash aad regular UAT,
sio-Ihg ~ So 3, regnlaE5 80 SS9u 50 for noW
meazS - 6oeDSS - tOr PTtma, aRd 485 O195o fsr
prime n.ss- Also $500 bbls 1854 nee, buyoT's
option II so and 800 bblS new nsss Tor Jaa1aEy
md February, sellers and buyers OPtion a. $40
- and 1000 bbl8 Do Tor March
BEEF-Steady with mOdorato damaad; la,812 huE
plainsness and 2S99t tor extra mess. Besi Hans
heavy ~ S38 25095 50.
CUT NE ATs-WIIhOut decided change, IsK0
ISL for shoulders and 1901 for hama
BACON-Gldes In fair demand; allag 100 boxes EF
JanusTy 1t Az; long ribbed - y.
,v DRESSED hOGs-AsaVy aud lover - le31<e tor
LGRD-Lowsr; sales 1890 bbIs - aOaag5<.
RUTEER-H@Sy and declining aG S6ssOs for
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-28
New York Cattle AGarket.

NEW TOEK, December =.
The current prices for the week ct ~ The markets
- follows:
BEEF CATrLE-lst quality, SIS OO92l 90; fair TO
good SO oo9ls Oo5 common Sil OO9l9 90 inferior
30 OO61O %.
cows 4 CALVES-lst Quality S6O9T5s ordinary
45G5S; common t85(0ls; inferior 30G35.
VEAL OALVES-lst quality per -. l21<0lS1feS
ordinary, 1l9l2e; common lO9l1ei iniurior "
sHEEP AND LAMBlExtras SlO9I4 per head
prime s. OO99s ordinary SS97; common - 5O0E
5Oy inferior S4644 IS
BWlNR-HtaVy corn fed 19&9l45<e = ID Light
and medium l30l31S ktill fe1 l3e9l3Ss.
1hs total r0eeipts " All stock - all the Sar18 tor
this week and last, were follow:
Total BosVOS, 5,4Si: Cows, Is; Veal Gales, 3e3 /:
Sheep aud lambs, 1885: Swine, 1884.
Total last week:
BeeVeS, TO7O; Cows, -. Veal Calves, I,O15; sheep
and lambs, 0,S67; SEfnS, 10 s5t.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-28

b8- The citizens of Wheeling and vi
cinity are informed that Partridge's large
collection of specimens, will be disposed of
within the next two weeks, to make room
for his new pictures. This will be the last
opportunity which many will have to Sc
cure pictures which may be of more value
to the individuals represented or their
friends than to any one else. AS almost
all will lind in his collection pictures of
friends, ell are cordially invited :to call
at their earliest convenience aud examine
for themselves.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-28
Public Sale.

.OP VALUABLE STOCK AND FARMING UTEN.
dis II will continue my sale Of STOCK, &C., on
the 9TH day Of JAnuaTys cond1ting Of 100 head Of
sheep he'd OF Hot one yo1S ven o!oae
chine PIoWs, Sc; 90 bushes Corn. To- Of Hay,
and other articles too tedious 20 mention.
Also, on same day, on the premises, that well
known larm in Brooke Co, ". Va situated one
mile from the Ohio river, at Short Greek, miles
from WheeltngI and nom WellsbuTgs containing
SAo aeres under good state Of cultivation, al IN
ar fence, abundance Of fruit, impTuVomsnts Fea-
SonabIe ~ uRderiaid With good vein Of coal easy
Of aocesI, aud Sufsisnsiy near the Ohio river for
/ sac % commence - 10 O'clock
credit Of nina months viii be given on the stock.
O1e.fuFth down, the balance In six equal ANIMAL
pSyments, with Interest, Tor the Farm.
dsc26-tilian6 WIN. P. BRADY.
n0ORING's GLYoKRlNB CkRAA has % equal
ID for ChAPPsd Hands aud Pace. dee14
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ADDRESS, +.
70 the People Of West Virginia.
ExRgUMvH oHAMBRR,

80" - II fWRIEInd, Dee =, lisa
T9OR MONTH"; Asst BANDS or ARalRD MEN
L have infested tho State stealing, robbing aud
muT5 eTiDg, and within short time their numbers
and the frequency Of their OutTAgnI have aiarmngy
Increased come o. them claim 60 q rebel soldiers
ruas OF civilized warfare, nor regard the eiVilio9 Of
common thieves and robbers tho deceneieS Of Ori
nary mufdersrl, They are optlaWa-baVing thrown
themselves outside Of all rules laws military OF
civil, for the government OF society. They rove
about In gangs, taking from the people ~ their
homes and the highways, horses, money, or other
yAlnAbleS, - they hkeS-in many instances AWaking
men from their sIumbegs in the dead hour Of night
and shooting them down In cold blood, in order 70
plumber the more successfully. They shoot and
Otherwise cruelty treat defenseless women and chill
dren, in the absence Of their projections. They In
ten Fupt and endangsr AlsemblAge8 OF people met
for the worship Of God, by surrounding In armed
force the places Of Worship arresttng the inmates
and aEFyiDg OF their property. They abdnet eitl:
gems Of our State who not IN any way connected
with the military, and carry them ins9 cruel cap
tiVity. t. -.......
bands il known to the dlsOyal Of the sessions in
tested by them, when unknown 70 others; and that
these persons do not disclose their presence 70 those
who would be able to thWArt their deviliah pur-
poses but on the contrary give these outlaws iood
aHd coneeAlment, with full knowledge Of their pnF
or ACCOUNT Of the great numbers Of these ban
dittI and the fact that they always 80 armed it 4
impossible for the civil officers the civil
Courts to punish them. 1nCeed all the prisons In
the State would hold but . small part Ofthsm- And
yet the bands are small and operate with such
secrecy and CELEBRITY, that the regular military torcea
from the nature Of their organization, are very
successful in their Efforts 70 capture rid the
country Of them. Nor can the troops Of the United
States now be spared from the mons Important work
before them --tA ~ - - ----.-
In view Of this anomalous and alarming state Of
things, earnestly recommend the loyal people Of
the sate organize themselves into Companies OF
such numbers ~ may be practicable and eXpedieut
for the purpose Of hunting down and capturing or
killing these outlaws wherever they may be found
executing summary justice where found In the act or
where they cannot otherwise be cApturod-aud thus
aid the authorities Of the State In restoring and
preserving peaca, order aud security.
Companies organized for this purpose, upon pro-
per application me, will be furnished with arms
and ammunition.
dec94-8tdEItW A. 1. BORRMAN.
IAN papers in the State copy one tims.l
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-28

~ A MARROW EsoArE.-ou Monday
three small lads got upon large cake Of
ice in Wheeling creek aud as they were
floating down the stream they came in
collision with a larger and moro solid
piece. The cake upon which the men
were standing was broken into small
pieces and the little fellows went into the
water. Two of them managed to gain the
shore, but the third one was almost
drowned before assistance could be rem
dsred. Proper restoratives were applied,
however, and the lad was soon in a fair
wav 10 recover.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-28

1@REoRUIrrNe FOR THE REREL ARMY.
Yesterday man named Franklin siastt
was arrested in the city upon the charge
of recruiting for the rebel army, and was
committed to the Atheneum. Sifett came
into New Greek Station some time since,
where he took the oath and pre-.
tended to be deserter from the Fifty
second Virginia (rebeI infantry. he has
since been lurking about and attempting to
procure recruits for the enemy. Two men,
named John Sheets and VIM. A. Hartman,
agreed to join siastt, and having induced
him to commit himself fully, made infor-
nation before the Commander of the post,
Col. washburne. and he WAS arrested as
above stated. Since the commencement of
this war men have been stretched up by
the neck for offences similar to that of
which sifett appears to be guilty.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-28

NEwBERS, N. O., Dec. IA great
shock like that ofan earthquake, Was dis
tluetly felt here last night about two
O'Clock, rocking the earth and rattling the
windows. It is supposed to be the expIO-
sion of 9 great magazine on the coast be-
low Beaufort, as the sound came from that
direction.
The gale which prevailed for the past
few days subsidized last night The ship
ping which has been detained several days
ct Beaufort, will be unable to depart 70
day, it being impossible.
Hood is without artillery aud POntoOus.
Thomas proposes 70 move upon Hold and
force fight OF surrender.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-28

n~THE RIVER was falling yesterday
with still a good stage of water in the
channel. ThankstO the mild weater of the
past few days the floating ice has been
rendered quite harmless. The packets ar
rived and departed yesterday as usual, and
there was nothing of public Importance
being done at the landing. The steamer
Eagle has been repaired again and will re-
sums her trips in the PArkersburg trade ON
Friday. The Peoria City is rapidly ap-
proaching completion and viii get of this
week, sss-i-,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-28

E9~THE I4th INFAETRY.-After long
aud active campaign the 14th West vir-
giuia Infantry has established it's head
quarters at Sir Johns Run on the Balti-
and Ohio rail read, and the. companies
are stationed along the line of the road.
Company A. is at Ksarneysville, Go.
E. at vsnOlevesviHs, 90. G. tat opeqnan
Bridge, 3 miles below Msrtinsburg, COM
psuies X and L. are at headquarters, Sir
Johns Run, Co. B. at at Little oacapou,
Co. H. at Rattlesuake Greek, and companies
l. and F. at Paw.pew. The regimen. has
been distributed for a double purpose, that
of building block houses and guarding the
road The regiment is, in fair health aud
good spirits. 49,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-28


4 ~ SHOOTING AyJRAy.-0n Monday a..
tsrnoon ashooting affray took place in
front of Balls tavern, Market Square,
which, it is feared, will result fatally to
the proprietor of the house, Me- John
Ball. There are great many conflicting
reports in,regsrd to the affair, but the facts.
appear to be about as follows. Three SOL
dieFs, said to belong to the Provost Guard,
(2sth ehie Infantry went into. the house
and asked for something to drink. Mr..
Ball refused to give them anything, when
some bard words passed. Mr.. Ball then.
ordered the soldiers out of the house, aud
it is said, struck one Of them. One Of the
soldiers, named Christopher Howard, drew.
q pistol and fred at Ball, who was at this
time standing in the door of his house.
The Ball entered Mr.. BIS breast and is
thought to haYe lodged in the shoulder,
producing dangerous, and it is feared,
fatal wound. Howard was committed to
the Atheneum for trial.
Howard WAS taken before Esquire Blair
yesterday for q hearing, but owing to
the absence of one of the witnesses for
the defence, the Investigation was post
pUned until 70 day
We learned last eSeniug that Mr.. Ball
was much improved, and that his wound
was not regarded as fatal.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-28
R6gl WHRRLISa LBaARY.-It will B

R6~ WHEELING LIBRARY.-It will be
seen by an advertisement elsewhere that
the wheeling Library Association has
made small advance in its terms ofsub-
scription. The advance has been render
ed necessary by the increased expenses,
but large number of new and popular
works have lately been added which will
more than compensate the subscriber
1t is an institution highly worthy of liberal
encouragement, aud we hope that its
friends will give it tnePatrOhage which it
so well deserves. --.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-28
uSy-A BoID HoRsE THIET-oArTrR1 o.

ny a bOLu 1ObSh s1HlEf-OAPTEHE OF
TIE THIEF AND RECOVERY OF TIE HORSE.
On Monday afternoon n rough looking
customer entered the stables attached to
the Grant House, and ordered the colored
ostler to saddle up his horse, fine grey.
ANIMAL which he pointed out, at the same
time grum6lipg about having had to pay
forty cents for having the horse fed. The
ostler, nothing sqspectipg, saddled up the
horse, and the man mounted and rode
away across the Suspension bridge. About
an hour afterwards it was discovered that
the horse belOngedto Mr.. William Hoge, OF
Mouudsville, and that the unknown man
had no more claim upon him than he had
upon apy other horse in the stable. Mr..
woodmansie, the proprietor of the Grant
House, at once started in pursuit, and in
Bridgeport secured the services of young
man 10 join in the search after the thief.
Mr.. Woodmansie took one road and the
young man took another. Yesterday NOR
ming the young man came upon the thief
at the house of Mr.. Thompson, in Bel
mont county, about ten miles from the
city, and at once arrested him. The stolen
horse was found standing 10 Mr.. Thomp-
sons stable, and the thief wasplaced upon,
bis back and brought to the city, arriving
at the Grant House yesterday morning
about O'Clock. During the ride to the
city, the thief informed his captOr that he
had traded for the horse on the road, with
some unknown person, but the colored
ostIer identified the man the moment he
saw him, though the scOundrel had the i'm
pudence to deny that he had taken the
horse. He said his name was William
MOrelaud, and that he resided in Carroll
county, Ohio, but he was recognized by
gentleman in the hotel as having lately
served term in the Ohio penitentiary for
committing rape. The thief was COM
mittod for trial.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-28

NEw YORKs Dec. s7,-Tbs Post. OTTO.
day, says:
Windsor, the defaultinR Teller of the
MsrchsntiIe Bank has been arrested in
London.
The Charleston Courier Of Friday con.
tains an order prohibiting nOu-oombst-
tauts entering the city except 70 pass
through the city, and slaves not 70 go be.
yond the city limits except those left to
take charge of unprotected property, and
they are 70 be sent ont of the city.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-28

B@-GREAT LAND sAIE.-we refer the
reader to the advertisement of great sale
of lands in Cabell county. The lands ad-
vertised are some of the most desirable and
valuable in the sectiono the State in which
they are located.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-28

p9rAUor1oS SALE OF LADIES CLOAKs.-
We direct the attention of our lady readers
to the advertisement of Geo. E. Wickhsm,
in this mornings paper. The stock of
oloaks is said to be superior to anything
of the kind ever offered in this city,