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New YORK, Dec. ia high gale from
the west set in at midnight with very cold
weather. The brig ORIENTAL is ashore or
the battery, and the steamer Eagle, with
coal bound to New Haven, sunk near B rock.
lyn. Two or three schooners have sunk
by capsizing, and many vessels have bragg
ed their anchor. 1t is reported that three
lives were lost on the steamer Eagle.
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New YORK, Dec. l2s-Hon. Reuben E
Fenton has sent in his resignation as mems
Der of Congress, to take effect on the Goth
inst. 1t is thought that the speaker will
appoint Hon. D. c Littlejohn, to fill the
vacancy occasioned by this resignation on
the WAYS and Means committee.
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New York, Dec. 12.-The Richmond
Dispatch of the 9Th, says the only news
from the far south, yesterday, was that
Foster was renewing his demonstration
against the Savannah and Charleston Rail
road, thereby seeking to direct the stten-
tion of part of our troops from Sherman.
The Petersburg Express of the 9th, says
of Warren's expedition: The expedition Of
the enemy was reported yesterday morning
at Proctors, some 20 miles distance south,
and still in motion. Elated by the success
of tho raid in Stony Creek, Grant has prob>
ably started out o larger and better equip
ped body of troops On q similar expedition,
farther down the Weldon Railroad. That
it is raiding party, we have little doubt,
but its destination is unknown, save prob
ably at headquarters. This column 8 said
to embrace-al large force of infantry, with
plenty of artillery, but only small force of
cavalry. If such is the case We can't think
the expedition rs destined against any dis
tant point, as to venture far into the in
terror with Infantry almost alone, as it
would render 1t an exceedingly dangerous
and hazardous one. a.-.
The Richmond Dispatch of the 9Th, says
the latest information from the enemy on
the Weldon railroad, is that they were still
moving towards Weldon, aud were provided
with such an amount of stores, as to induce
the belief that they were provided for a
long march, or at all events for long alb
sencs. u y II l.
1t is useless tv speculate in their plans,
which will be fully known in a day or two.
1t il probable that the primary object of
the movement was to occupy the road and
so improve the Railroad as to prevent our
sending any reinforcements. to our forces
operating against Sherman.
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The WEATHER continued very cold yes
tsrdsy, and the streets we're almost desert.
ed. Business in police circles was dull,
and the city was exceedingly quiet.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-13

CORNER Main and Monroe Streets is the
place to get your cheap and handsome
wooden over shirts.
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BosroN, Dec. l2-Maj. Gibbs, the well
known landlord of the Crawford House,
died at his residence at Littleton, New
Hampshire, yesterday.
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Go TO Stein Bros for your clothing.

THE ATTENTION OF COUNTRY MER
CHANTS 10 invited to the unusually large stock
Of BOOTS and SHOES now in store and for sale
by Mcclellan 4 Knox, at IS Main street. Prices
g. low if not lower than any house in the city.
Give them Q call oct27-2m~
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QG;;f(':tl.iel'!(|{j;4)l;aI1|,Nllj1|I.lrj:'.:

Nfwo Y0EK, siDecs ia Washington
speeds. to the pribuns1of the~ll th says:
Charleston papers 156f the 3 bS6th J, annpu1cs
that Sherman was ct Station No. o -on
the 5th, so miles from Savannah, he was
marching Ia THE difsctiOflaof Savannah.
Their previous report that, d detachment
from Butlefs stmyE had effected aIlodge
ment on the South sideooi 0the James be
tween Drdry's Bluff sud the rebel position
Ut. the Howlett House lis now discredited
by the Richmond press, Affairs along the
front they say had for some days been very
quiet, but grand attack BY Grant was still
hourly spprehended. - q,
Later rebel papers contain the message
of Gen. Smith of Virginia, it was laid be-
bore the rebel Legislature Of that State
last Thursdayy He Srecommeudsa repeal
of tho State law which exempts certain Of
the citizens from conscription by JEFF Da>
Wis officers, sndsays, be is utterly rs loss
to understand sjyhy these men should not
be swept into the army as well as others.
He also expresses himself IN favor of arm
ing the slaves, and thinks that the Legisla
ture should pass some act to regulate the
prices of ne accessories Of life. > 81.
The exchange Of prisoners Which was
broken off at Savannah q short time ago,
is now progressing as rapidly as possible in
Charleston harbor,aa In consequence of this,
in accordance with arrang ements previous
ly made, the bombardment Of the city OF
Charleston has been temporarily suspended
and will not be resumed until the exchange
is concluded. The bombardment ceased on
Sunday morning the 4th inst land the oper-
alton of transferring prisoners was soon
after begun. It was expected that two or
three weeks would be required to complete
the exchange. e--
The Tribuns's Washington special says:
Gen. Thomas telegraphed to. W Washington on
Saturday, that nothing could mine around
Nashville without slipping up. The gov
eminent feels entire confidence mot only in
Sherman's movement, but in others now on
foot. It is thought that the country will
rejoice over the news of more than one vic
tory before the close Of this week.
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GoLD.-As will be seen by our quota
tions, the price of gold yesterday declined
to 1894.
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STEIN Bros is tho place to get your
clothing made. "a.
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q TORONTO, G. W., Dec. l2.-The Steamer
George Motif, was wrecked yesterday, near
Brunesyille. Total loss.
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STEIN Bros is the place to 60 for any
thing in the clothing line.
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HOUSE.
The speaker laid before the House let
ter from Hon. Reuben @. Fentou, Gov.
elect of New York, resigning his seat. Tho
speaker announced the appointment Of
Messrs. Pruyn and Littlejohn, to al tho
vacancy in the Committee of Ways and
Means occasioned by the resignation of
Gov. EentoD.
Mr.. Stevens, at the request of several
gentlemen, and in order to give further
opportunity for the examination of the bill
giving true construction and meaning to
so much of the revenue act as refers to tho
increased tax on cigars, and moved its
postponemeDt until Thursday next.
Mr.. Brooks read note from the Presi-
dent of the National Tobacco Association,
asking for suspension Of the considera-
tion Of that bill iIr two weeks, when the
Association will present mode of taxing
which, it is believed, will be satisfactory to
the Government.
Mr.. Stevens feared that Congress would
not be in session at that time, as it might
adjourn till after holidays. The question
was postponed until Thursday A long
discussion here ensued.
Mr. jerks, Of Rhode Island, called mp
bill to establish uniform system Of bank
ruDtcy
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up.rtculsr attention Is invited Of all the wholesale
myers 10 about 500 pieces Of ell Wool Fannels OF AZ
ooiors, stripes and qsahiies az the manuiacsu
prices. & p.
rppus-Net cash. without discount. Goods de-
Hy,rsd free Of charge @ithn the limits Of The city
NOS 81 % MAIN ST., CENTRE WHEELING,
JOHN ROEMER & Co.
t.s-a-. .-saF 70 - So
sspt3s d&w .jfr..- = i.rs.u - $50
-. ~. I'm .aaSai eil ~ .OaQ = y
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One Of the largest and choicest selection " the
most fashionable productions Of France, England
Germany and Italy, together with ell the first
class and most substantial fabrics Of America,
many of which We have purchased In June last
and having continued to buy winter goods during
the summer msnths, some goods for 30 per lees
than the present regular market price; therefore
ws are enabled to sell in large or small Quantities
wholesale or retail, for Cash at ..... ST. .r
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-11

The mentioned With the Department
District Head the which the Regiments Companies
cd. will htheirde tinaton
NOBLE
iGnronfG General.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-11

NOrE.-The regimental numbers of the
iment 2d Cavalry. 4lst Regiment; Sd Cav
5th Cavalry, Goth Regiment 9th Cavalry,
Cavalry, 39th Regiment.
Company C, 4th Cavalry, Capt Andrew
dress New Orleans, La.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-11

Of the Cavalry organization LIST Cavalry, 2sth Reg
Sd Cavalry 45h Regiment 4th Cavalry, nth Regiment
ayalry list Regiment 9TH Cavalry, 18th Regiment sth
Andrew p Gallagher is with the Army of the Gulf Ad-
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siss.ry Directory OF Ind.snaPohs


- -------- Pay per Ann.
rs.ssssas CONE. y nabes .sa nlinsis st. ss.oOo
W y HsIls~.y Csionsl and Private Secretary
20 Governor. Of1cs state Ho1se, resides
VIII Goerrnor Merton .-...--....-...4.... 1fs{
WI n Terrsfl Moor and Nltary Secretary
tsgeversor. once. stare Houss Fesidencs
Lsx.'s Bock. on Ohio street ..-.......-... 71ks
" - <chiaf-r. Major - Regiment. lntiaea
Volunteers. A. d. G. 20 Governor. once
state Her.; boards sf Palmer House,. e.l4s
LsE. Noble. Adlutsnt General q Indiana
Oflce. state HOuse: boards Al Bates House.
fsoo from the state and q. Ca pay q = Col
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GENERAL FOR INDIANA

oFrlcE OF ACTING ASSISTANT PROVOST MARSH
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Mem 1)nblitatlons.
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NLOAKS! CLOAKS! CLOAKS! All OLD
~ PRICES!
SILK CLOAKs FROM $40 TO 800
CLOTH DO. FROM IS TO $40. -
CHILDREN's CLOAKS FROM 81 TO SIS.
BLK SILKS (OIL BOILED FROM 81 rs TO &C.
NO. 269 GRAND AND NO. ED BOwERY, ARE
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NO URGING TO PURCHASE.
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~ The best assortment Of ENAAELED FURNITURE, In
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for faA aud for Invads EIeroins Hoses for sale BY
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The Twenty Eight Volumes Of the Magazine contain matter
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VNO LET, and FURNITURE for SALE, near
the Central Park and East River Large Hou.e Gas
and Water six Lots plenty Fruit Shrubbery Vegetable Gar
den ac. All in good order Rent. $50 pes year. Address
A. l.. b., Tribune Office
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DINE APPLES-PLANTS FOR SALE-A
small lot Of the best varieties some Just coming into
ftuit snd al In good condition Apply tho undersigned
G. MACK. Gardener. No. ait 8. BrosdsG, Phils-
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C0UTANT's AGRICULTURAL BOOK
~ STORE,

NNHOSE PECULIAR BOOKS. published at
Il No. 30 Annst, N. Y, by CALVIN BLANCHARD. You
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90 farmers ano Others.
DAVID THOMPSON.

nAVID THOMPSON,
~ HORTlCULTURIsT AND NURsERYMAN
Green Island topposits Troy,
has hand and ready for Lansplantnx large quantity
Of superior and hardy GRAPE VINES. In all about niy
etehis catalogue gves specific character aud qualities
VINES, some OF which pen early S 10th o! May See
Catalogue fof de,aila
Has also French, Prussisu and German PRUNES; also,
that superior celebrated LyETSCHEN PRIME so avorsby
noticed In and by tie PAucTs Club in New York City The
Tribune newseper and The Country Gentleman Speaking
| OF fHOMPS0N5 GRAPES. the Farmers Club saysi
this Seeding that will rpon at Troy every year
H. tho discussion Of the Club the PRUNE said:
There are several varieties Of the rune and this s Zwct
chen Oats commonly called Swsse and this may be OF
them at rate the unanimous opinion OF the Club
that IL an excellent fruit and well worthy OF recommends
ton or general culturo"s tho best Pruns they tasted"
- careful not 10 recommend anything not worthy but
Wiling to gyo this Prne the highest recommendations
Backed and sustained he IL by distinguished body
the Farmers Club Of New York city (smaieu well prac
teal cultivation Of Fruits and Vines themcves Mr. Thonp
before his fellow citizens confidently believing
he n able TO rusenA u them such varieties Of plants shall
suit their taste aud choice urging all to plant Vne Tros
Strawberry Bed that, 10 the Of two years.
most they at their homes enjoy tho fruits easily
to BE- o,ained In the beginning and which luIuraaty crafty
In tho end.
hI THOMPSON IL al all times In readiness 10 attend 10
calls Cor his services In caring for tho Fruit fards Vines and
Gardens Of his friends and employers In the line Of his pro
fsssion-
Orders for his Vines Trees &c. may bs len Col W. T.
Willard. hensslse County Agricultural and Manu-
OF st his house Green Island cosner Of Canal and
DAVID THOMPSON,
Horicaltunst and Nurseryman
Green Island, n Y
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NEW SKIRT FOR 1864.
IN ANEW AND GREAT INVENTION IN
HOOP SKIRTS.
TIE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC (OR DOUBLED STEEL
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are the Of tho Patent and EIcasve Manufacturers
oithis
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PATENTED "DUPLEX ELLIPTIC" STEEL SPRING
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