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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-24
BY Telegraph.
News-Gloomy Prospects
Ahead for the Rebels.
FOr Later DisPatohss see ID Page.

AuB1U 1OI kQ6 k1U64n'
NEw YORK, Dee. 23.-The Herald has
additional details of ShernAn's recent
march through Georgia, and some imp0r-
tant particulars regarding his present
position before Savannah, aud the prospect
for It's carly surrender.
The city is poorly supplied With proVis-
ious Rpd is burthened with the feeding of q
cOnsiderablssuFplus population ofeiViliRns,
besides its garrison Of 20, 600, aud all sour.
ces of supplies are cut of by oar strong
forces.
The late rebel papers have further refer
euce to the late raid from Tennessee into
Southern Virginia.
The Richmond Examiner says:
Il turns out TO DO an extensive and dam.
aging one. The raiders are reported within
eight miles of Saltvills, but no account is
yeE furnished Of their having captured the
important saltWorks there.
Peace FetoIutious were recently defeated
in the North Carolina Senate by a TO 20.
The exchanging with the rebels Of 10000
prisoners which was commenced IN the
Savannah river and subsequently trans.
ferred to Charleston HarboF, WAS cOmplet-
cd at the latter point on last Saturday.
AS this work is now concluded the firing
of our own and the rebel batteries in
was suspended during its continuance, will
probably soon be resumed if it has not al
ready.
The Richmond Examiner notices the In.
vention aud its successful operation in the
rebel LabratOFy in that city, Of q machine
capable of throwing out 300. 900 percussion
caps in eight hours complete.
bog Winder, as our men call the man the
rebels have in charge Of their prisons, has
been c0mplimented with the title Oommissa.
~ General OF Prisons, and will establish his
headquarters at Augusta, Ga.
The Richmond Examiner Of the 2O.h
SAYS the Government received Official dis
patches from Savannah on yesterday, when
all was quiet.
Tho Richmond Wbig Of the goth says
the situation in Tennessee is melancholy
enough. Il was black dsy for the Army
Of tho Tennessee when johnson Left his
command. Hood was coon hanked, beat
en aud compelled to abandon Atlanta.-
He then stepped out of the way. He him
self moved up into Tennessee, where he
has now again got himself bestan, and this
time We fear badly enough
The ExamineF also sAys that the cam
paign in Northern Tennessee has eonclud
ed disastrously for Us.
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Cavalry and Artillery Horses
Wanted.

A ss1srANT oUARTERAAsTER's OFFICE.
n waEELINo, W. Va, November Isl, 1So4;
CAVALRY AND AKTIL UERY HORSES will be
purchnsed in the open market at wheeling W: va.
Que hundred and 6ftF-hFe dollars $500 wa pc
maid for C1EalFy and one hundred and SiNty-nVe
doiIars 1861 for Artillery Horses.
Artillery Horses must be of dark color, so1ua IN
Ali nsTtfo1lSrs strong, quick active we'll bro
Zen and square trotEeTs in harness, In good nesn
and condition. from six to ten years Old and n4t
less than l56 hands high, each horse not 70 NelSh
less than ,O6I pounds .,,,
Cavalry dorses must be sound in all particulars,
we'll troEsn 10 full Aeah and good condition, IRON
Is 10 Id hands high from to years Old anu wen
Gdaoted In every Way TO Cavalry purposes.
By order of Col. Jas. A EEIN, Col IN ShaTSe ISL
noTi capt. 4 A. Q. II.
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TRnSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE ofa Deed Of Trust oEeeufSd % Ne
Id By John n. CummiuI, balFIng date 90 the 3sGh
day Of March. 1900, and daily FOs0msd IA Ins RsI
oordsFs 0alss OF HArshalt e3unty. West ViEginia,
will odll for GllO on SATURDAY. THB ara DAY
JANUARY, 1855, At the house Of goha RItES gerald,
In the tOgn Of OSmSFou, . tract Of lan4 meaIiooed
Orsok, it being tbs Old GrOIChOuso farm.
Terms Of EaiS-Qash.
The title % the above property l. indlsputAb
but selling tFuGto8 aatl oaiF c0aVoy sueh tttls
- b vested IN ne By sAi1 d sd Of Trast-
JOAE1H LOUDgIsLU lER,
dsel Frusasa
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PROP0NALS FUR FOBAaK.
oB1Eg oUARTgRMAsTER,s oPP1oE,
DEPAErMENr OF wEsr VIRGISIG,
OuMpERIASp. Md, NJVemUer 18Th, 1884


CUMDERLASo, MD, NJVemVer 18Th, 1854.
CHEALED PROPOSALS in duplicate are invited by
y the undersigned for supplying the Quarter
matters Department In the Department & Of wen
WesT virginia. and GAllipolts, Ohio and the leTe-
raj DePOLs on the line OF cue Baltimore and Ohio
Greek, Cumberland, MaFIinsburg, HarPer'g Ferry,
Berlin, Point OF RoCEs, and including hageTssoWn
and Frederick City, MAJ or either Of thoss places,
with Hay, JTn4 oats anu Straw
Bids Will 90 received for the delivery Of three thou
sand C8OOOl bushels Of Corn or Oats and hfty (o0l
tons of Hay or STRAW ana upwards and must Dc &C
e)mp pauisd bY q copy OF this advertisement.
Bidders must state st Whloh OF the above named
points they propose to make deliveries and the
rates at which they will mako deliveries thereatS
the quantities Of esch article proposed 20 be deHV
cred, the time when said delivery 1hAu be COM
rnenced and when to be completed.
Corn to be put up in good strong RAck1,. Lay and
0Ais tJ be securely bRled. = :
All articles offered uudeE the bids herein Invited
will be subject to y rigid inspection by Govern
ment Inspector, before being accepted.
Contracts will be awarded from time to time 70
the lowest responsible bidder, as the interests Of
the Government may require
No bids will be considered from parties who have
failed heretofore to comply with their contHRCt8-
All proposals must be accompanied by guaran-
ty signed by responsible persons, that In case
the bid il accepted he or they Will, within the tmo
named execute the contract the same, with good
and sufficient gurete8 in sum equal in amount TO
the amount Of Lhs contracts to deliver forage pro-
posed, in conformity with the terms of this adyer-
tiSemOnt, and in case bidder snail tai 70 enter M
TO the contract they 20 make good the unerenoe pc
sponsIbIe bidder the person TO whom the contract
may be awarded.
The responsibility of the guarautorS must be shown
by tho ooiGl 6srtincatb Of United Statea District
Judge or Attorney, COilector Of Customs, or other
Government official, known By this office.
An parties will be duly notified of the acceptance
or rejection of their proposals.
All proposals must be maze In duplicate, anu Dc
accompanied with tho oath OF allegiance OF the par
~ or parties unless it has already been placed on
die in this office. -,
The full nAme and post office address OF each bid
rnul be written In the proposal
Proposals IN ust be addressed 10 Captain Ia Earns
worth, Chief Quartermaster Department Of West
virginia, Cumberland, Nd, and marked Proposals
for Forage"
Blank forms Of bids, guarantees and bonds may
be obtained on application 70 this ONCE
All proposals received under this advertisement
will be opened and examined ut this Oniee on ~ Sd
NESDAY and SATURDAY of each week, at IL NJ
Bidders arc respectfully invited TO be present At the
opening Of bids, II they desire. ,,,,,o,-u
Captain and Chief QuarterAAster,
dsel7-tf Department Of West Virginia.
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Union and Rebel Prisoners.

!. FoRTREss MONROE, December 22.-Ths
TtL--t--@- - - - -"'- -----''~
the following:
Thurs lay lO4 Confederate officers from
Fort Pulaski.
Yankee officers iu the feet report that
Sherman and his stsG had arrived at Hill
ton Head. II was also rumored that Sa-
vanuah was to capituIats on Thursday, the
18th inst. The Yankees had learned Of
the fall Of Fort AcAllister, bat gave nc
particulars.
Another 200 Yankee prisoners win be
taken down this morning. This completes
the exchange, and makes the number turn
cd over by Col. Hatch IL. 600.
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q. 8. Marshal's Sale.
Unitdstasss

Va District Ooart o. ths
Sundry parcels Of goods Uuttsd States for the
ssIzs4 By Thoa Horn OissEist of Wasl VlrgiaiA.
brook, Surveyor q . wheeling RAu Tern.
Customs, for VtoiatiOn 1854.
Of R0VOnue Laws OrdarOG sac
TN pursuance of su order Of sale iaIued from tue
j Clerks once % the DstSict OJurt Of the Unitsi
states the District Of Wet YIrEnia 10 ta0 above
entitled cause Win, on MONDAY, FHG 1879 OAY
OR JANUARY, 1896, At the AuetiOa R01 - OF dsoTSo
= Wiekham, corner OF UniOu aud Market GIreSgt
WheolInE W. Va, prOoo8d 60 sell at publie aueGion.
20 the highest and best BIDDER, Gho art101 r8rT8l
to In said order, consisting OF Hhskys Cgaae Bcss
dy, Ginger Brandy, BlsskbSTTy OTanty, PoTt Wiaa.
CEt8WbA Vine, Holland Ola, Older, SehnAPpa, Dye
psptieBittsEH IN barrals an4 b0ttss
Gun Caps, HOEln, SAT- SsteE, BaF EA9 Pc N4, Shot.
Ballet MOuldG on8 Revolver, on8 kI1s OigGrG- NII.
taTd, C0antsr 6eals8 HutS glouF, Biaeking TobasoO
Salt, Empty gaek4, Webbing. 0un Rtinfs, H0esa
Shoes istinEs. Shoes, Soeka Apples oae Old RoDs.
Molasse1, Matches, Rioo. Ink, &C., &c.
Terms Of Sale, Oash-C7oVeEnmsnG fandl.
Sale 20 oommonea at 10 OieloSE 4. -. An1 eonttnua
from day to day until aII y soid.
RDWAROM- NOREOy,
deei9Gs Us. Nar hai-
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PorteTaPIeet.

EAW YoRK, Dec 23.-A special 70 the
Tribune from Washington says that Gen.
Grant telegEaphed that Richmond papers
Just 10 say that an official despatch from
Wilmington, dated the 10th inst, says the
advance of the euemy's feet arriVed OF
that port during the previous night There
are thirty steamers now assembling and
mora are following
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present. for those who some day too will
find achiefplsasurein in numbering overthese
days. Think of the child who never knew
the home meaning of ChristmAsI There
must be a barren waste somewhere in such
life. We would rather cit and think
ever so sadly and regretfully, to the tune
of this low sObbiug December wind, of
"old Christmas 6res long queuched in
tears,m than look back upon lives wherein
no fireside altar, sacred to the holy, happy
time, had been raised. And 80 We sit to-
night, may be, in narrowed cire lie, around
our Christmas fresides-but the vacant
seats by the hearth and by the bOard-Aud
the places in which all we have loved and
lost is known no mOrs, shall be freshly
wreathsd with memory's holly green; as in
their festivals they wreathsdalik the pOr-
traits of the dead and the brows of the
living with the holly. branch ID show they
were not forgotten.
The feast of our saviOur.b nativity was
undoubtedly celebrated in the early eyes OF
Christianity; for We are told that under
the persecution of Aarximiuusr that EmPe-
ror burned church at Noeomedia, which
was filed with Christians assembled to
keep this festival. st. Gregory terms it the
festivals of festivals; aud st. ChrysOstOm,
the chief of all festival. 1t is named ChriSt-
mas day, from the Latin ChTiSti miSsG, the
mass of Christ. and thence the Roman litur-
gy is termed their misSaL or mass book
About the year 500, the observation of this
day become general in the Catholic
Church.
Poor Robin, in his Almanack for 1877,
thus notes the culinary preparations for
the celebration of Christmas:
"Now groceT'S trade
Isin request,
Por plums andgpicel
OF the best.
Good cheer doth with
This month agree,
And oAinty cnoPs
Must BWeetenSd be.
Mirth and slAdnesI
Doth abound,
And strong beer In
Each house tB1ound.
Miuced Pies, roast Beef
With other cheer,
And feasting doth
Conclude the year"
Dear friends-kind readers, we wish
you a happy Christmas timei For the
frisndless, the homeless, the suffering, We
wish, wherever they may be, the spirit Of
kindness aud compassion may find them
out, and mako room for thsm amid the
abundance of feAsting and gIadOsss. And
we wish that on some Christmas day not
far off in the future, our people, once more
united and happy.iupay echo back the. tri-
umphant song OF tho heavenly host, 'Giory
to God iu the highest, aud on earth peace,
good will towards men,"
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WAsamoToH, Dec. 2s.-The Republican
ssys the government received q dispatch
from GrrnJ at City Point, announcing that
Richmond papers Of yesterdayi reeolTed, !,
contain "a official dispatch from General
Bragg to JeR Davis, dated Fort Fishsr,
New inlet, n. O., Dec. 2lst, as follows;
1.-THE entire feet Of thsenemy 70 N sisut'
but canaot operate. The weather GOntin-
ues bad. We are able 20 hold Whining
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a ooRaEsPoEDExcE has passed between
George L. stearns of Boston aud Daniel s.
Dickinson OF New York. as to the recon
strucgiou of the democratic party. Mr..
Stearus thinks the auti-slaVery and dem
ocrstic parties will naturally cOaiesce II
onIy the latter will take rational abolition
ground. Mr. Dickinson agrees. Mr.. Stsarus
also wants a re assertion of the old anti
bank doctrines of the demoeraey. to which
Mr.. Dickinson discreelIy says nothing.
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sl25 A MONTH!

ANIRDi-SEWING MACHINE A6EETSl
w NEvsrVvhsre, to introduce the new SHAW =
n. ~ sISrEES D IIGR FAMILY sKRINd MACHINE, the
49, low pri6S machine In the country which u
S,n"SsID by Grover / Baker, Wheeler 4 wilson,
IL" Si1Sar 4 Co., and Bachelor. Salary and
eIpenseE. or large commissions allowed AL ot6es
NHehinsi noe sold tor less th9n IO[ty oollaIs e,S
ore INTRINsTTvTTs, and the seller and user LIABLE
illustrated circulars sent FRks;; N, = cIApE
dseSSSdEv. BIddefoFd, Maine.
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PREs1DRAT LINCOLN wrote his last mes.
sage on sheets Of card board, which he
laid upon his knse and wrote upon RS he
sat with his feet on :he table and bis chair
tilted, after the Yankee style. Historians
will please make a note Of it.
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The New York World, the smartest
opposition paper in the country had an
able leading article on Monday, telling
.I.e democracy that the destruction of
slavery Is a settled thing, and public
opinion will be more and more inclined
to aquiesce in it; that ''there is no con"
ceivable position on the slavery question
on which the democratic party can plant
itself and become majority" and there
fore "why should the party bind itself to
a dead cOrpse2" Sure enough but this is
lust what the blind party leaders IN Con-
gress are trying to do to the party The
World proposes that the party drop the
slavery question altogether and take is
sue on the financial questions. But the
slavery question will not be dropped and
no party can ignore it. Why shVuld not
the democracy take sound position
and maintain il.
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CLsvELAHD, Dec. 23.-The mail train
Past 90 the @. 4 P. Railr0sd, broke through
tbe bridge at Hudson this morning. and
Tix men we're killed. No particulars.
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GEO. Z. WHEAT,
NOTION JOBBER.
26 Monroe Street,
WEELING, W.tVA.
Notice to MilIers & Min Owners.

WE ABE NOW MAHUFAOTURING .. y.
w WILLIAMS SBLE-B63ULATING BLAST
Smut MACHINE on Wheeling IslaRd-ths only
paEfeet Sep IrAting, Beating, aud Securing M1ohlnO
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boat Landing in Whselins, " We.
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No seisAu, 70 bushels per hour, weighs $50 d.
No oic.n, IS bushels per bOur. weighs 800 n.
No eisans 50 bu.hsI. per hour. weighs $50 h'.
oth:T siiss, up 70 100 bushols per hour. made ~
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J. 81. TIPFoH, Of LaxIngton, Ksutueky, = our
agent All orders for that State ahOuld be sd-
dressed 10 him
Addreas LAS. D. WILLIAMs,
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<SSs GSAAss
THAT very ValnabIs aud dsSlEablS property sit-
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fronting 100 feet on WItsT street sad iSt fees on
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known By the name Of the virEiniS HOass. Tats
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CATARRHI
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q, bLAUhI benATor tIh UI6b'
W. 8. DUNBAR, n. II, D.
JOHN 81. PHHLPH5, Pres. senSt

s1-omes one door south Of KrameF'a Hotel.
IssisT SishIng to consult the Dr. f thsy prefer
.an caiI Al room No. SO, Grant House, and MT
- iii tSke pishSure In accompanying them to
nc once. Can be found ut the Grant House At
s1S s9sht AnE2S-d&W
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A CARD.

DR II. H LEB-PHY6EOIAN, SURGEON
AND AOCOUOHER-thAnkful for past fay0rS
ouId respectfully inform his friends and the public
generally that he Is still doing business at his old
Stand, Main street, near the Suspension Bridge
Whero he will oe happy 20 attend 20 any business
In his line that may be entrusted to his care Night
calls promptly attended to. DR.. Les Is graduate
Of the Eclectic Medical Institute OF Cincinnati and
has been VarioustY engaged In the practice OK MA
profession for the last fourteen years nr Lee
nov prepared with all the necessary apparatus Iof
the Medical application Of Electricity In the treat
uaent of Chronic DISEASES to which heaRouu invite
tbe speaial attention Of the afflicted. so perfecE
the ealing Art" of the present day Gas PIaetlced
bv EeIecticSl that few need despair OF receing per
manent benedt If they cannot be perfectly cured;
special attention given to diseases 81 women en9
children. ALIcommunicattousst strictly eonndentlAl.
nT rSctiee Is safo certain and prompt leaving no
msTcpriaI taint in the systenp bpt eeanSlnS reno
<Stinr and tnenIng the general system, acting
in uniSon with Natures unerrtnS laws.
WaRuIHs, wEsT VA, Dec. 9Th, 1858.
tn au whom Il may concern: VS. the UNDER
.;0nad members Of the West Virginia LeSblature,
40 l,IesFure in saying that we have known DIT.
Richard II. Lee many years previous 70 the break
inc ont of the Rebellion, successful and eneT-
gsfo practitioner Of Medicine (ofthe Eclectic school
Both in KanOWhA county Yes and Gala county
OD'O @. SLACK, Senator Ith Dist.
Ws. DUNBAR, Il. II. D.
JOHN II. PHRLPHsI Pres. Senate
r1-omes one door south Of Kran,sr'a Hotel
Main Utreet. m, ., 80,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-24
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reaches the source OF all trouble, and edectuaIIy
ban shes the disease from the system by its imme-
diate action on the blood. We advise one and ali
to Vive il trtal, and become satsaed OF Its won
drrfnl Irnahr.-- - -