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WAR DEPARTMENT.

ApJUTAET GENE RAILS OFFICE,
Washington, NJ arch 18th, 1864.
Special orders, No. 12l. CExtract)
%. The name of the organization auth orized by
General Orders No. 105, War Department 1853 as an
Inva lid Corps" ia hereby changed to that ''Vete-
ran Reserve Corps. All orders relating tn va
lid Corps will remain in force present with re
spect to the Veteran Reserve Corps
By order of the Secretary of War!
1w42 Z. d. TOWNSEND, ASST Adjr Gem
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UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRINGER,

"A child readily wiring out tubull Of cloths in
few minutes. 1t is in reality a CLOTHES SAVER
A TIME SAVERS and STRENGTH SAVER The
saving of garmnets will alone pay large per centage
on its cost. We think the machine much more than
PAYS FOR ITSELF EVERY YEAR in the saving Of gar
ments There several kinds nearly alike gene
raj construction, but consider it important
Wringer be fitted with Cogs, otherwise mass Of gar
ments may clog the rollers, and the rollers upon the
crank-shaft slip and tear the clothes, the rubber
break loose from the shaft. Our is the first
make, and it is good new after nearly four years.
constant use."
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Every Wringer with Cog-NheeIs Is War
ranted In every particular.
NO WRINGER CAN BE DURABLE
WITHOUT COG-WHEELS.

good Canvasser wanted n every town
" On receipt of the price from places whereno
is selling, we will send the Wringer EXPENSE.
For particulars and circulars address
6w42 Z. C. BROWNING 347 Broadway n. Y.
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Adj OurnMent of the Legislature. A
resolution has passed both houses of our State
Legislature for a final adjournment on the 4th of
April next
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In Propate. .Keno.ha County Court.

I'm PROBATE. KenOs ma County Court
In the matter OF the estate Samuel B. Wood deceas
ed
On reading and filing the petition of Almira A. Wood
of the town Of Paris Kenosha county, representing
among other things that Samuel B. Wood late of said
town of Paris the 21st day of October 1863 at his
residence in said town died intestate leaving goods
ttes and estate within this county, and that she
the said petitioner is the widow of said deceased and
praying that administration of said estate be to her
and Franklin Newell granted. it is ordered that said
petition be heard before the Judge of this court on
Saturday the 10th day of April next at ten O'Clock
N of said day at his Office in the city of Kenosha.
And it is further ordered that notice thereof be Civ
en- to the heirs Of said deceased and to all persons in
terested, by publishing copy of this order for three
successive weeks in the Keposha Telegraph weekly
newspaper printed and published at Kenosha city in
said County. /. w. WEBSTER. C0untY JttdGs
Dated March 81. 1864 3y42
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To- The quota of Wisconsin under the late
call for 200, 600 more men, is stated at 94I ma
ting a balance due from the State, according tC
the published statement, of Is 400.
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EIGHTY Wears Progress of the UnI-

Eighty Years Progress of the Uni-
ted states, from the Revolutionary War
to the Great Rebellion: showOng the various
channels of Industry through which the peo-
Pile OF the United States have arisen from a
British Colony to their present National I'M
portance.-L. Stebbins New York, N
WhIdden, Chicago.
The above is the title of new work, Just be-
ing introduced to the people of this city and
county by Mr. WOLF, Agent. We have given
the work cursory examination, and must say,
it seems to US very excellent work, and one
that should be found in every mans library. 1t
gives in a historical form the vast improvements
made IN Agriculture, Commerce, ana Trade;
Manufacturing and Machinery Modes of travel
and transportation, &c, with a large amount of
Statistical information, showing The compare
tive progress of the different States with each
other, and to some extent this country with 9th
er nations A popularity OF the work is that it
is not the the work of one man, but by several
Literary men, who have made the subjects Of
which they have written their special study
Among these we might mention -
Progress an Agriculture, is by Charles L.
Flint, author of several popular Agricultural
works and Secretary Massachusetts Board OF
Agriculture
Co,tlaratiom Of Cotton-Prof. e. f McCay late
| of Columbia College, S. c.
| Steam Engine, its invention and various inn
provements, manufacture and uses, with refer-
ence TO its influence upon the industry of the
country, in its application to NJ achinely--J. c.
Merriam, editor 8 proprietor of the american
Engineer"
Commerce and Trade, and Improvements an
the means Of TraUel and Transportation
Manufactures DC, by Thomas 2. Kettell, late
editor of "Hunts Merchants Magazlne.' These
! are some of the departments and authors. The
work is large octave, nearly Goo double coll
umn pages, is neatly printed and bound, and is
illustrated and embellished with numerous steel
and eleetrotype plate engravings. 1t is sold on
ly by Agents, and our citizens should therefore
improve the opportunity when Mr.. Wolfe comes
around to secure the work.
-0S
The ReViews.-Tbe Edlnburg Quarterly
for January, is at hand. Contents:
/ Thermo- Dynamics
| The Flavian Caesars Antonies.
The Marquis de Dangean and Du Rede Saint
Simon.
| The progress Of India,
Dean Mlllman and Dean Stanby on Jewish
History.
Scottish Religious Houses Abroad.
The Negro Race in America,
Frondes History of England Vols VIII.
Ireland.
The article on the Negro Ra &c in America will
possess high interest for the American reader.
1t is calm discussion of the capabilities of the
negro, according to him ali in that respect claim
ed by his mos: sanguine friends All Of the arti,
Giles have the usual interest. LEONARD ScoTT
s. Co, 50 Walker street, west of Broadway
A LEADING GERMAN, remarking upon the
canvass for the Presidency, says that while
THE leading men of the Germans are for
Chase or Fremont, the men who do the vo-
ting are for Lincoln
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New Advertisements.
UNTVE7SAH
Clothes Wringer.

The last two may be run by steam or by hand.
Nos. 10 and have no Cogs All others war
ranted.
No. 2 is a size generally used in private families
ORANGE JUDD ofthe "Amercan Agriculturist," says
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office at Congress Hail.,

office at Congress Hall,
After that time will visit Racine as occasion may
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M, and from to p. NJ Deafness and Noise in the
Head Caarrh, impaired Sight, and all the diseases Of
the Eye and Ear Artificial Eyes inserted without pain
and perfectly resembling the natural eye Operations
Tor Cataract strabismus Gross Eye, Artificial Pupil
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Deafness, Noises in the Ear, Running from the Ear,
Scales in the Ear Accumulation of Wax in Ear, Poly
pus in the Ear in fact every disease of the Eye and
Ear treated and everp operation in Aura or Opthal-
mic Surgery performed by DR.. Gardner.
DR.. Gardner refers by permission to the following
medical gentlemen:
DR.. j. Mott and DR., Levett, New York city; PIof
Sanborn and Dr. j. Blake, Boston; Dr. Moor, Rochester,
DR.. Woodward, Providence; Hon Nehemiah Pierce,
N. H.; in Milwaukee, to +. II. Smith, Esq, and O.
Hutchinson. 13w4l
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A LEADING GERMAN, remarking upon the
canvass for the Presidency, says that while
the leading men of the Germans are for
Chase or Fremont, the men who do the vo-
ting arc for Lincoln"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-28
BY .TelegraDh.
Trtarestinp Rebel News.
or Later Dispatches see I'd Page.

NEW YoRK, Dec. 27.-The Richmond
papers claim that the union raiders under
Stoneman or ,BurbFidge, who have done 80
much damage and CAUSED so much alarm
in Southwestern Virginia, have returned 70
East Tennessee. II also says Geo. DAVID
sons expedition from Baton Rouge, has done
incalcuiabIe damage 70 the rail road, and
destroyed immense quantities OF supplies
Also states that Price is organizing his
army in Arkansas and has 3,o6o, all Mis-
soprians.
The Richmond Examiner Of Saturday,
Acknowledges that she affairs OF the Oon'
federacy are under cloud.
BeauregArd, under date, Charleston, Dec.
az, announces that our forces occupied
Pollard, Alabama, and burned the govern
ment railroad bulldogs aua retired. Hhey
wore pursued 20 milea by Gen. Liddsl
The Riehmond Despateh OF the 14th
aaSsslaBEff I Ht lIf.rot--s,l
: sandwitch has clothed .jsnd EARNED his
Indians, and il in the Viciu4ty Of Ft. Smith,
destroying the Yankee wagon trains.
Fit1hueh Lee is 10 the saddle again In
the vicinity Of Charlottesville, Va.
The Richmond Sentinel says:
The exchange Of prisoners will be re-
sumSd at Richmond, in order that the 1000
due the rebels may be delivered. 1t also
says that the negroes frightened ut the
prospect of conseription are leaving Rich
mond in drOVes.
The latest Richmond papers doubted the
reported capture of Savannah, but con-
soisd themselves, it;true, that It was all for
the best. The Dispatch says: Even allow
ing Savanuah, Charleston, Mobile and
even Richmond TO be captured, still the
war is not over.
The Dispatch of the gath says: A Yam.
kee column has started from Suffolk In the
direction of Weldon. This force is sup
posed to be the same lately stated to be
encamped at Falmouth.
The Richmond Wing OF the oath says:
Gen. Gardner is AccHmulAting troops to
meet the Union raiders operating in the
vicinity Of Mobile, and Gen. Maury Is do
ing the same at Mobile. The Union troops,
500 strong, were marchiug on Mobile
Scott and Others are in the right place at
at the right time, and warm work may be
expected shortly. Unless there is strong
or Uuion force the capture Of Mobile Is IN
no danger. Gov Watts Of Alabama has is
sued q stirring proclamation, calling upon
every body to fly to Mobile. Another
proclamation to the militia from General
Duff Green, says: The enemy are within
29 miles Of Mobile.
The Lyuchburg Dispatch Of toe 2ls'
saws; Brsckinridgs has fought the enemy
TWO days at Marion, the county seat OF
Smith county, Va, aud driven them from
his front.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-28
Missouri Legislature.

JEFTERsoS CRY, Mo- Dec. 27.-The
two Houses Of the Legislature met this
morning. A quorum of members being
present in the House, Mr.. Payne, Of Jack
son, was appointed Speaker pro tenn. The
roll being called, 65 members answered to
their names. Those present presented
credentials, and the oath Of office was ad'
ministsred by Judge FOgg. The House
then adjourned till 10 .. N. to morrow.
The Senate was temporarily organised
by the appointment of Mr.. King as Clerk
pro tenn. The newly elected Senators then
presented their credentials and were duly
qualified. The Senate then adjourned till
10 a, m, tomorrow, ..s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-28

ia noir,s where arms ahd SmmnnitlpH are
re rIsn PT,r Pnfactnred and stored, we cah disarw
he sns,ionP This ID. what GEN. Grant
= 1e ~ Id 10 do with the eonfederaey; and al
tSonsi; m It ia not wslrt dlscphnt Victories
II s5ysnce, the glcf1 70 progreas7 already
made gives MS reaS so expect that the
vb6I4 ~ programme wiz accomplished be.
fore The present campaign closes, FOets
n rirbt in bis jndgemeat, The tSilure of
dc FsbslllOn is already 4 foregone eonoiu-
sIon,i 1t remains only to give 1t few
&bisbibp blows, and then, as tho Richmond
Stnttasl predicted, itlEi4lt be "OveFtaken
With terrible, ignomipio!us, and hopeless
overthrow and ruin. ~ e ia,ar - 81 - 70
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-28
u. &. Marshal's sale.
United States

''I y. go District Court Of tho
Sundry parcels Of goods Vnltsd states ior me
seized BY ThoL Horn Dl5:Etst o. West Iirstnia'
br00k, Surveyor ot a Mhsolfns- RAIlEeFna'
Of Revenue Laws. Order uI n9le-
TN pursn Ines Of an order Of sale IlJnsi fOD the
IL Clerks ONCE Of the District C1urt Of the unltoi
states the DISTRICT Of West virginia IN the above
entitled cause I viii, on MONDAY, THB lGTa DAY
OF JANUARY, 1906 at the AuesiOa Roo n Of tfSorss
4 WIekham, corner Of Union and Market streot1'
WhsoIing W. Va, proceed 70 sell a public auetiou.
10 the highest aud best bldd0E, the articles roro1
to IN said ORDER consisting Of Whisky. OlEnae htan'
dy, Ginger Brady BllsfbaTTy nTlndyt f0Ft MIne.
CstaWbs Wine, Holland 0IB, Older, soh1aPPs, Dye
poplic BtteFs barrels itbarei5 and bottles,
1n Gaps, Roaln, sAltPSteF, Bar Llds P0gdars shot.
Ballet MJulds, one Revolver one Rfis Cgarsl MAS"
taEd, ODantsF scales Mats ll0uE, Blasking To6Ae0
GalE Rmpty Sacks, Webbing 0an RiintA, HorBs
Shoes OAstingA Shoes, S0eks, Apples 0ae Coll Rope
M0lAi,es, Matchss, Bloc, Ink, 6S,S 80.
Terms Of Sale, ,Cash-3OvSTnmvDt fuud1.
ealO 70 coulmsnesAt 10 GielOsf A n. ana e0ntinus
from day 70 day until all y sold
deeI2t Il US. NET.hAI-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-28

NEW YoRK, Dec. 2T.-Fhe HeraId's New
bern correspondent says Gen. Palmer's
expedition from Plymouth, under Colonel
French, up the Roanoke, penetrated con-
adorable distance and had several en-"
oavements, defeating the rebels on every
occasion, driving them out Of entrenched
positions and taking numbers Of Prisoners'
The gunboats were TO cooperate but were
prevented by the tOrpedoes.
: Rebel tslegraphic Dispatches from Will
miugtOu, N. G, says the Union ganooats
aud transports appeared at Fort Branch on
the Roanoke last Tuesday. Wednesday
and Thursday, and ATTEMPTED TO land
troops, but were repulsed by the rebel
forces each day. t.I .-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-28
PROPOSALSl Fob FORAdE..
oH1RH ouARTERMAsrBR's ofYIoE,
DKPAREuESr or WRsF VIRGINIA.


DKPAkTNESF or WNsE HLlGISIA,i
cuBEELA1D, MD, NoyenDsE 18Th, 1884.
CEALEO PROPOSALS In duplicate are 1nvttea By
= the GRdssligned for supplying The esG5ser:
virginia at Charleston, RaFkerbuTg, Wheeling
West Virginh. and GAltipolis, Ohio md the seve-
Railroed, e. follows: CiarkIburg, GFatton, New
Greek, Cumberland, HafEinsburg, HarPeF'B Ferry,
and Tredsriok Oily, Ma; or either q those places,
With Hay, 00Tn, Oats and Straw ="
Bids viii received for the delivery Of three tho1.
sad (3o09) basheis Of Corn 'or Oats ADd ntty [o0
tons OF aay or strAw and upwards, and must be ae-
e3mpAnIed by . copy Of this advertisement.
Bidders muSs sssss q En1ea q ne s5ose nanse S
rates At which they will make deliveries thereatI
the quantities Of each article proposed TO be deliv-
cred, the time when EAid delivery Ghan be COM
msneed and when % Be eompleted{ .sCjI Il!
Corn % be put up in good ssfous saeks, Hay and
Oats TO be securely baled. "a
meat men inspector, bs5ort being aeospted. IT Y
the IoSest Eeto5Sstbis bSdkt+. e the intSfssts q
the Government may require.
No bids will be considered from parties Who have
failed heretofore 70 comply with their oontTants
All proposals mnst be accompanied by . glArsn-
ty signed by two responsible perBons, AZ IN case
the bid Is accepted he or they Eill, With time
and sufficient SuretieG IN aIhn eqIGl ID amount 70
amount Of the contracts to deliveS forage Pro-
posed, In eonferRity viii the ferhs Of this AfSet
tisement and Ia ease bidder shalI iIt6 enter In
70 the contract they to make good the difference be-
tween the o0r Of aid bidder Ind the lowest
sponsble bidder or the person TO whom the eOptraet
may be ASeEdSdth \ :, -, =, Il &: g
by the oeIAI esrtiheate Of United States District
Judge or Attorney, 0ollsetOr pf Customs OF other
GoTeTnmsut omciaIS kn0Wn'by this once.
An npartEoa gtu be dQly nottaed Of Itha neesptanes
or rejection Of their proposals.
Ali proposals. must De made 70 dapiteates and b
Aecampanied with the oath OF allegiance Of the par
~ or parties, unless 1t has already been placed on
H. L..
The full nGinSand posi- once address Of each bid
dsr must be written IN the. proposal.
Proposals must be addressed TO Captain q. Yarns
vorth, Chief Quartermaster Department Of West
virginia, 0umberIandI Nd, and marked SPToposal
''f BisaE sorms % lids, ghsraatess aad bonds may
be obtained on application 70 thllothee:
All proposals received under this Advertisement
viii Do opened sptsxamined at this O1ace on WE'D
HEaDAY and SATURDAY OF each week, at IL ID
Bidders arc respectfully invited to be present Of thu
opening Of bids, If they desire: -
J. O. RARHSWORTH,
4 Captain and Chief 0naEtSrnAster.
deel2-tf DepArtnent ot"est virginia
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-28

NEW YoRK, Dec. 27-The Richmond En-
quiEer OF the 24tb, says:
Our cavalry we're attacked by Lomas'
cavalry on Thursday, and the latter grad
ualIy fell back on Gordonsville, Virginia.
1t was rumored that portion OF the
Uniou force has gone in the direction Of
Charlottesville. If Gordonsville was not
menaced till yesterday, the 2Sd. the place
was safe, owing to the disposition OF the
The Whie of the Oath says the prOba'
bilities are that Gordonsville has been oc-
cupied by the enemy. -,
Gen. Lee, In an official dispatch Of the
23d, says that Rosser attacked and drove
back Custar's division miles from Har-
risonburg. This was the reconnaissance
made by Custar already noticed. He fell
back when his object was attained.
The Richmond papers, in view of the
danger Of losing GordonsSilie, cay 1t con-
taius NO supplies, and is worth nothing.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-28
TRUsTEE'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE ofa Deed Of Trust aKOs1ted 70 ne
ID b. John II. Cummins, boarinS date on the zsth
day Of March. 1880, and daily recorded l9 ths Re.
ooTdpFs once Of AArShlll e1unty. West VIrsi3ia'
JANUARY, 1855, At the house Of J9hn fltSsgraAa'
In the tOWn OF O1msFOa, . teAet Of lAn4 msatA1nsd
IN aid Deed II Trust lASng Oa the UAtefs OF HlsA
Greek, It being the old GraAtnOuSo tATm.
Terms Of SalO-Uash. ,,-
The title 70 the above property Is indisP1ta6los
bot selling tFnstes Shall OuIy cOaVey sneh uLs
a. 3 vested In me By sati DSed ol Trust
JOSEPH LOUDESsLU lER,
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-28
From Tennessee HOOD Still Re
a., Il treating. --,f.-t.. -.

..,. =rE. h.J bE6btAhH' -t~f.
NksHvILLI, Dec. 2T,-Ths advance Of
oar army was made on Sunday night al
miles south Of Columbia. about half way
between that plAee and the fenhessee river.
The river roads, on account Of heavy rains,
are nearly impossible.
Hood is steadily retrsating before our
advancing troops. Prisoners who have
struggled behind their comrades, or who
have deserted, are being brought in every
day. Five hundFed reached here yesteF-
day. -,
Il is reported that Hood intends to reach
the Tennessee river near the mouth OF
Elk river, General Thomas having forced
him considerably to the east.
The military authorities consider the
situation very encouraging.
The railroad aud Telegraph communities
tion is open to Columbia, on the Tennes.
see and Alabama Railroad, aud the road
will soon bein running order to ChaIta-
nooga.
The river is at stand with ls feet of
water on the shoals.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-28

. NEW YoRK, Dec. 2T.-The HerAld's Cin-
cinuati correspondent says Gen: Hooker 10
in possession Of the information that .
band of rebels are organized in Canada
for the purpose Of making . raid on Chi
csgo. The General Is prepared TOR their
j Gold rose to ais, fell to 2l4, and closed
ct 2I7a.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-28
1925 A MONTH";

Exs1s Hs iG sbS
oELT low price machine in the eountrys~hich is
II0EnsED by Grover 4 Baker, Wheeler Wilson,
Hove singer q Co., and BAeh5ldnT, SsIAry and
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