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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-01

b9-A DETERMINED DEsBRTHR,-Dsputy
Provost Marshal Kyle, of Wetzel county,
arrived in the CITY on Saturday, having in
charge and safely secured in aukIets and
wr'1tlets, one Jenkins, deserter from the
first Virginia Infantry. This Jenkins has
twice deserted his regiment and has sue.
Oeeded remarkably well 10 eluding the Off
GERS sent in pursuit of him. For several
months past it has been known that he was
lodging about his home in Wetzel, but he
kept hmselfso we'll concealed that be never
could be found. Some weeks ago Deputy
Kyle came ! upon him suddenly, and
as Jenkins started to run Kyle fred
upon him, but the former ran in a zig.
gag manner and the shots did not strike
MIN. Some time afterwards a SQUAD of
men, provided with five days rations, was
sent after him, aud the men laid In the
woods near his house for several days, but
jenkins had established a system of signals
with the members of his family by which
he was always able to tell when the coast
was clear and the squed could not find him.
In the meantime Jenkins wrote letters to
the President offering to go to his regiment
and report upon condition that be was not
to be punished. The letters were forwarded
to the Provost Marshal here aud renewed
efforts were made to secure his capture
On New Years Eve Kyle aud several others
posted themselves near the house, and at
ter lying in wait nearly all night, one OF
Jenkins children was heard to whistle in
imitation of a whipporwlll. Soon after
wards Jenkins made his appearance and
entered the house. Kyle followed and up
on going to the door found it fastened. =
Jenkins wife said her husband Was not at
home but upon being informed that be
bad been seen to enter the house, jenkins
came forward and gave himself up. He
will be court martialed and may consider
himself lucky if they do not shoot him.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-01

p9-NsW YEAR's DAY passed off very
quietly. The new year came in like a
roaring lion. The cold wind which pre-
vailed kept everybody in the house. The
streets were almost entirely deserted. Even
the everlasting FIRE crackers and tOrpedoes
were comparatively silent. The state of the
weather not being favorable for outdoor
sports people fortified themselves wish egg
nogg and other THU drinks with which the
drinking saloons aud even private families
were supplied. Theresult was that large
number Of persons were Intoxicated, and in
certain portions of the city there were
manifestations OF disorder. No bushes,
was done iu the city except, perhaps, ia
the early part of the day, the business
houses being generally closed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-01

NFw YoRK, Jan. s.-The steamer Eve.
ming Star, from New Orleans, with dates
to the 9Th ult and Havana to the 29th
ult., has arrived.
Gen. Fitz Henry Warren, With cousij-
cradle force, had embarked on the steamer
Warrior, and crossing Matagorda Bay, oc
cupied Iudtauola without opposition.
Some important rebel documents were
captured, aad among them Gen. Magru-
der's address to the people of Western
Texas.
An expedition of three negro regiments,
one white regiment and battery of artil-
Iery, under Gen. Ullmau, had gone from
New Orleans to the mouth of Red river.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-01

B8-At meeting of Union voters, held
at the City Hall, on Thursday evening
December Slst, 70 select ticket to be sup.
ported at the'eusuiug election, the follow
ing nominations we're made:' 400
ToWn'hlp Supervisor L. Stifel.
JHstiees Of The PeGee-Thos. J.. Blair,
Geo. Duty. s.a To- -
SupsrVisOrs Of Election N. Berry
hill, Jacob Berger.
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cTnr RrrrnLrh. 80

@NTHE RrTER.-Ths extreme cold
weather of the past forty eight hours has
hIIsd the river SO full of ice that navisa
"on is temporarily suspended. All the
steamers have sought safe harbOrs, nOae
having the temsrity 70 venture emoug the
huge Ice cakes that are running SO heavily
In the river. The Express is lying at the
loot OF Quincy street in Asafs place, and
tue Orient is here ice bound. The Para.
s0n and Miami, both bO6sd down, lsid. up
up at S'sOOenTille on Saturday ;;moruiug.
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nSy~Ruv Orr WIN rpp MoSSv, NJ,

BwRuH Orr WITH rHs MoSRY.-Mr.
GOssiu, who has been acting as agent for
Sandford's Minstrels, got hold of about
thirty dollars in money on Friday night,
and decamped for parts unknown Sand
ford had dispensed with his services dariug
the day, and after the performance CON i.
mencsd GOssin found his way into the tick
ct office, got the money and deeamped.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-01

DS-A convention composed of repre-
sentatives from the. Xarions Townships in
this county. convened at the Grand Jury
room in the Court House, Cd Saturday, aud
was organized by calling George Burch to
the chair and appointing John E.lWiIson
Secretary.
The following named townships were
represented: 9e Efr 10
2 s Ritehie Geo. Butch. 20 -As
Ws6ster-H. Hardin, H. Wallace, A. G.
Robinson. ~
VCentre- Daniel Lamb, VIM. Kraft.
UniOn-John Clator.
C2Gy-Jacob Singleton, James Bodley.
MddiSoR-E. W. Paxton, John E. Wilson.
WashiRgtoE--Rm. Jordan, T. H.. Logan.
Riehland-D. q. Hill. "'
Li6srty-A c. Boggs.b - O.
1FiGdeL phiG-NOne.
%, motion of Mr.. Wallace, it, was re-
solved that each township delegation be
to cast one vote, each delegate
casting fractional part thereof.
% motion of Mr.. Olator, it was resolved
that it require majority of the townships
to nominate q candidate. FIa
The following names were presented as
for County Treasurer: R. c..
BOnbam, s. P. Hildreth, Isaac Irwin, John
Bishop, o. J. Crawford.
First ballot resulted as follows: BUuham
2; HildFeth ]; Irwin I'll Bishop 1.s;
Crawford l. ~.
Second ballot: Bouham q; Hildreth o;
Irwin 2-s; Bishop SO 6; Crawford 0.
On motion, Mr.. Bishop was unanimously
declared the choice of the convention.
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DT SPEPSTA

A Positive Cure for DySpepsia-Tb.
Great American Dyspepsia PHI. :
We my say with safety that ninety cases ont ~
every hundred, that one with consumption had at
foundation Of other diseases, some Of which are ~
the most fatal character. Dyspepsia Is emphaticaIv
the disease that takes from that bracing stinui
OF ambition and hope, emRsculRtes and unfits
us tor the enterprise OF life. We say to the sick
to physicians of eyery school, that In Dr. WIsharts
Cordial, there is cure for the worst cases Of diva
pepER. " FN'9-
DR.. WI hart has treated in the past twenty YEAR
lS0VO) nine thousand three hundred and ninety ma
tients, for Dyspepsia in its various FORMS and in
every case where the medicine taken as directed
cases had been treated by the most eminent nbv.
icaua in this cOuntrv and Furono F-JS-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-01

WASHINGTON, January 2.-The attend.
anee of the diplomatic body upon the Pres.
ident on New Years day, with felicitations.
which were evidently as cordial as they
we're demoustrattVe, was among the cheer
ing auspices with which the country begins
the year The entire corrs were present
with the exception of the estimable Minis'
ter from Nicaragua, who being detained nv
illness, sent the Secretary OF State a re-.
sPectful and most friendly apology.
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.nSppnE7 DkEap5 Ootnl 81 ) "a don,c.I

DarPnE7 DLFn, OoLD sNAp has damaged
to q great extent the water privileges Of
the city. On Saturday morning nearly all
the hydrants in the city were closed up
tight, aud refused to let down the aqueous
fluid, and hOusekeepers were busily en-.
gagged all day in thawing the pipes.
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s BRYAN's o
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Proclamation Celebration.

BosToN, Jan. 2.-The frsI anniversary o +
President Llncolu's Emancipation Procla.
nation was celebrated here yesterday by
salute of 100 guns, and by jubilee
meeting in the fremont Temple, at which
speeches were made by Messrs D. Kirk,
Rev. A. A. Morris. and several colOred or.
stors.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-01

B6NIGHr SCHOOL,. H. Cook will.
commence new term OF Night School, in
the South Wheeling Public School House,
on Monday evening the 4th inst. q q It's
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-01
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no PRINTERS.
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Two good COMPOSITORS can find EN-.
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B@-NEw OPTICAL INsrrrUTE.-M. Pola-
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-01
No. 1921 wayne street, Philadeip
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An L'stdllible Cure for Bronehitis.
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MT. Ward says: CDR. WisHART-sir: had Brou.
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iormsi bad been treated by several of the most
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once OF Receiver Of Taxes, from Q A. n. to 2 P NJ
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GS-A Cold MoRElNG.-Saturday morn.
ing was the coolest morning that has been
experienced in this latitude for some years.
The mercury must have been about a
yard below Zero. Old stagers who have
driven through the mountains in all sorts
of wintry weather say they never felt any,
thing like it. 1t was, indeed, biting cold.
The wind swept through the streets with
an eageruesS and ferceness that threaten.
ed to wither everything it touched. We
learn that the steam heating pipes 10 the
hotels were frozen up tight with full
head of steam on, and chew of tobacco
was CONCEALED in fellows mouth on Water
street. s
The I'd Ward market was thiuly attended
and everything offered for sale was as s.iff
aud solid as iron. The butchers oouldn't
cut their sheep into mutton chops and the
beef and pork steaks stood alone. The fish
were so stiff that you might have stabbed
man with them. The faces and hands of
the market people resembled in color the
skinned rabbits which they bought and
sold; everybody was mufa ed to the eyes and
the wind that was never weary felt as If it
might have come down from Greenland's
icy mountains. 1t was a morning III at
will not soon be forgotten by those who
got anything like an average ':jerk" of it.
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DygpePsIaI Dyspepslal

Or. WIsHART: have boon a constant sufferer
with Dyspepsia for the last eighteen years. during
which time tim LcGGnot say that ever enjoyed per-
were more aggravated than at Others and then a.
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by reading, at once sensation of icy coldness IN
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companled with which was the continual fear or
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society, and disposed only to secluson and having
tried the skill of number of eminent physicians az
various schools, finally came to the conclusion that
or TINS disease at my present age, IS years. there
was no cure in existence. hut, through the inter
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oher my thanks, at last found sovereign remedy
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A Positive cure for DyspepsIn.
Hear iOhdt Mr.. John H. Ba6eock says:
l No 1OlS OTTVRp SEprTZ


.rH Philadelphia, January 22d iS69 7
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Dangerous Illness of Arobbisbon
-t HugheE.

Nav YoRK, Jan. 2, Miduight,-Arcb-
bishop Hoghes still continues to live, bu,
Is ~ very low condition. A lew mors
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BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS,
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RRAO TUE pOTTOuyINyC

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NEW YoRK, Jan. a.-AdVices from Cum.
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Plekets near Winchester, Va, had been
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can only give few of the many thousands of
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


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eco " Glenn'B Honey Soap,
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NOVEL ATTRACTIONS
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For Sale.

A DESIRABLE PIECE OF LAND, containing
"A eighty-thTee acres, located on the National
toAd and the HemPaeld Railroad, distant from the
city about four miles by the turnpike and two and
one halI miles by the railroad. kOr further inior
nation enquire at this office. dec2s.IW