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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-24

NAsHvnLB, Dec. 23.-Latest accounts
from the front locate General Thomas
headquarters at Rutherford Hill on yester-
day morning, eight miles this side Of Col
umbiR. Since that time our forces have
crossed Duck river and have moved to .
point south Of Columbis.
Our cavalry crossed Hunters Ford,
below Columbia, and dashed into the
town, the enemy meanwhile retreattng
without firing a shot We captured about
fifty stragglers. The rebel force was at
last accounts at Pulaski on yesterday
morning aud are probably some distance
south of that place to-day. They are
closely followed by our cavalry. No par
ticular damage to the town Of Columbia by
the passage through OF the two armies.
At least one.third Of Hoods army is
without aTms and equipments. Every
thing which iwpedes their fiighthas been
thrown away.
Rebel deserters and prisoners report that
the only effective corps in Hoods army TO
be s, D. Lees.
Forrest effected q junction with Hood at
Columbia on Tuesday evening.
River at stand. Fifteen feet water on
the Shoals.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-24
3x HHG GOvERNOR
A Proclamation.

=" HEREAS, It is made the duty OF the Exeeu-
w tive by law 20 ascertain who clio tod
Representatives In the CODgre8s Of the United BATES
and make proclamation thereof; and upon tXAmIna-
ton Of the ifsstes respecting the election for
oiid oEessntAIivss held In this state the tUHns
ty-seventh Gay Of october last, Il appears that
Chester D. Hubbard, for the First Congressional
District George r. Latham, for the Second Congress
BiOnAl District, aud ReAn V. haley, for the Third
Congressional District seVeralIy received the high
Nov, therefore. 1, Arthur 1. Borsman, Governor
Of the state Of West Virginia, hereby proclaim and
make known that Chester D. Hubbard, OF the county
day October last, Representative in the Congress
Of the United States. for the First Congressional
District OF this State, composed Of the counties OF
Hancock, Brooke, Ohio haFShall, WefEel, TYLER,
PeGsautS, DOddTfde, Harrison, Richie, Wood Writ
GilmeT, calhoun and Levin; and that George R..
Latham, Of the comfy Of Taylor, vas duly chosen
on the same day . Representative In the Congress
OF the United States, for the E6cOnd Congressional
Distric; OF this etato composed Of the counties Of
Taylor, Marion, MonOagalia, Pre- stou Tucker, Bar
dleton, Hardy, Hampshire, BeFkeIy, Morgan aud
jefferson; and that KelliAn v. Whaley Of the county
Of Mason, was duly chosen, on the same day, Rep
reSentaVe in the Congress CT the United states for
the IL iTd Congressional District Of this STATE
posed Of the Counties Of KsnaWha, Jaekson, Mason,
ten, Hicholas, kOane, Mcdowell, wyoming, Raleigh,
RAy cite, M6fcer, Monroe, aud GreenbTieTJ-B9Vo
ally for the term commt HcinR on the fourth day Of
March, one thousand eight hundred and sixty dT0
Done at the Capitol, In the city Of wheeling,
this the IL enty.frst day Of December, In the
Il. g. year Tour Lord one Thousand eight hundred
Snd Bixty-fOuF, aad OF the State the second
A.L.BoRENAN.
J. EDoAE BoTERs, Secretary Of State
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-24
The Richmond Papers on Hoods De-
feat.

NEw YORK, Dec. 23.-The demand for
gold was dull, both for export and speeuIs-
ton, aud the price weak at 222 and 1924.
The Richmond Examiner, of the 18th,
has long article on Hoods defeat, abus-
ing JEFF. Davis severely for bad manage.
ment of military affairs. hoods military
characters sharply criticized, aud is found
full of faults. Il says: "In three weeks
after Johnston Was removed, the army had
lost more in killed and wounded than dur
ing all the months of JobnstOu's command.
The army lost Atlanta not knowing how
aud why it was reduced to the same state
of helpless GENERALIZATION IL which it once
reached Dalton from Mission Ridge. Hood
has sustained a defeat before Nashville,
where he had no business to go. Sher-
man was successful because Beauregard
was sent without an army to defeat him"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-24
nov York Market

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COTION-searesly % arn;S1 s. for niddline.
FLouR-stAts ard Western DALI heayy ald l0s
lower SO 1O9lO IS for Extra stats, Su0u = for
Trade brands IiaEkst siOains. hsaVy ~i'h No by
WHIsEY!asS!y esa lover At SasOss IS eIos-
lag heavy atS2 1879 %.
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western In stcr8 and deliVered-
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Also s $50 bbls. new msss JaauaTy AMI February.
sellers and buperS option At $449&S, and l,7sO
bbs 1858, "a mes, part January, buygFs option
SlI94l -, and 1OO0 bbls prime mes fr JasaAEy 81
BKEP-steady and moderate demand, AZ about
previous prizes. Beef Hams hSaVy5 GAlss OfS50 bbIs
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cur NJ ATS-Stsady, hans and beef sides n
iAlr request salss Of $50 boxes for January AMI
February ~ 9O1<931; Cumberland cot -; long riB-
bed 2I1ASH3; I0nE clear and q. 900 Poasds eh1iss
short eioaF NJ 81 z: dressed Hog quiet - 175<.
LARD-ShAds 6lsiOF at 2OS2iK.
BUTERR-QGiet and steady.
CH8kSE-Unehanged.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-24
From the Army of tho Potomac.

WAsHHsFOH, Dec. ga letter from
the Army of the Potomac, dated yesterday,
says:
Qaiet still continues to prevail here. The
weather is such as to prevent any move
ment, If intended. A large number of Of
fcers we're going homo on furlOugh.-
Among those who left this morning were
Gems. Gregg, Potter, Ayres and MoCul-
Tough, with members of their STATS.
Gen. Mott went north yesterday to at
tend the funeral of q brother.
Three more deserteTs are to be hung to-
morrow. Their names are John Smith,
VIM. Miller and Geo. Bradley, all OF the
9Th New Hampshire regiment.
HBADQUARTBRs Army OF TIE POToNAc,
Dec. 2I.-There is nothing of interest
Transporting in this Department. The en-
envy keep up their FIRE, but net 30 persist
emily as formerly, on the canal at Dutch
Gap. Very few casualties occur, owing to
the precautions taken to avoid the shots.
For the week ending the 18th last. $50
deserteSs from the Union armies have been
receivedS They would be forwarded to
their regiments. ". D. NcGREaoR-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-24
n8-DEAru From Com AND ExposURB

EB~ death FROM COLD AND EXPOSURE
Yesterday morning about 5 o'clock, a
we'll known inebriate named George Rep
han, was fosnd lying in the gutter near
she Union House in dying condition. In
a short time after the body was found the
vital spark fed. The body was removed
into the Union House and a coroner's jury.
with Esquire Bulger as it's foreman, held
an inquest. A person connected with the
Union House testified that about three
o'clock yesterday morning he heard some
one humping at the door of the hotel and
attempting to gain an entrance. SupPos.
ing it was some drunken person the wit
gees did not open the door.
Mr.. Packer testified that short time
before five O'Clock he was informed that a
man was lying outside in the gutter. He
went out and looked at him and observing
that he was about dead warmed blanket
and threw it over his body. The man died
in few minutes afterwards.
The deceased was about forty years OF
age. Some years ago he followed the bus
mess of an engineer and was well behaved
add prosperous man. He fell victim
however to that baneful habit which has
carried SO many otherwise noble natures to
an uutimely grave. For several years
past he has been a confirmed aud hopeless
iuebriate, and was scarcely ever in u house
or under covering. He Peddled soap and
iiniments about the streets in basket,
and managed to pick up pittanCe barely
sufficient to keep him in strong drink 1t
issupposed that failing to fud refuge from
the Geld of the early morning, and being
intoxicated as usual he laid down in the
street and persisted. The jury rendered a
verdict in accordance with the above facts.
1t is not known that the unfortunate de-
ceased has any friends or relations living,
and the body will therefore be buried by
the public authorities.
a bottle of whisky was found in one of
his pOokets, Aud few cakes of soap and a
bottle or two of Eminent were found in his
basket.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-24

B@MoRE PRIsoNERs.-Eight prisoners
of war arrived from Charleston, Kanawhs
county yesterday and were committed to the
Atbeneum. Three ofthe prisoners werere>
cOguized as having escaped from the Athen-
cum here some months ago. THY at one
time belonged to the Union army but were
sent here to serve out sentences which had
been passed upon them by the courts-mAr.
tial by which they had bean tried for cer-
tain offences. They succeeded in making
their escape aud returned to the Kanawha
country where they resided before the war.
It is said that these men were operating
with the rebels at the time of their capture.
If this shall prove true it will go hard with
them and If they escape hanging they may
consider themselves in luck.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-24

.n~Aoo1DENr TO STRANGER On
Thursday night two dogs that appear to
have had an ancient gtudge against each
other, met on Market street aud concluded
to settle their dispute. After chswing one
another for a while, one of dogs started
to run, and was followed by the other.
Mr. Stewart, au oil hunter from the East,
happened to be passing up the street, and
being somewhat bow legged, one of the
dogs attempted to pass through the open
.pacs between his lower limbs, when Mr.
Stewart was thrown to the ground, and
striking his head upon the frozen earth,
wss very badly bruised and marked about
the lace and neck. The accident was par
ticuiarly unfortunate, as Mr.. S. Was on his
way home to spend the holidays in the old
Bay State, and he does not expect to be
presentable for some weeks.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-24
NJ THR EHRoLMENr Lists.

E~ THE ENROLMENT LIsTs.-We again
call the attention to those who are liable
to the draft, to the importance of correcting
the enrolment lists. There are hundreds
of names upon the lists which ought not
to be there. Only the persons themselves
know that they are not liable to draft
The quotas of the districts will bs assigned
on the LIST day of January, and the correct
ions should be made before that time. The
Provost Marshals have no power to make
the corrections, even if they had the nee
essary information, and it can only bedone
upon the application of the persons them
selves. Therefore let oil who know them.
elves to be exempt from military duty
me up and make the fact known that their
names may be stricken from the rolls, aud
the quotas of the s1bdistricts reduced
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-24
M- CHRIsruAs !-As Christmas ap.

- CHRISTMAS !-As Christmas ap-
proaches the streets and stores improve in
their holiday looks. Tomorrow commeu-
ces the happy season, though the day will
be generally observed on Monday. At
tractiveness and display mark every avenue
of trade and every branch of business
The present Christmas season has thus far
exceeded any previous year in the extent of
lis preparations and the expensiVeness of
the presents provided for the cheer of the
coming Sabbath. For the fret time in
seven years Christmas will come on the
first day Of the week, and the holy Sab
baltic rest and the Christian Christmas re-
ioiciug will be blended in one uubroken
harmony. The Christmas week will be
one Of great hilarity and festivity. Gayety
will he supreme. The war will be forgotten
in it's regretfulness for the dead, and recalled
only in the remembrance of the living. ALI
the camps will share the holiday zeal and
eladucss. The railroad lines and express
companies have been transporting immense
packages of goods and edibles to the front.
Oar soldiers in the field will have as mer-
~ and joyous an anniversary as those who
gather around the household circles aad
home boards under roof trees far removed
from the scene oil strife. 1t will be festi-
val aud it will be holy Governmental feast.
The duty and lesson of the hour speak to
our readers. They are, remember the
poor. The light of home lie denied in many
u dwelling In this happy city. While the
Christmas cheer goes round and glad hearts
celebrate with joy the merry festival re.
member those from whom are withheld
the comforts and luxuries that make the
coming week our gladdest festival.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-24

EBFrom the large number on. the street
yesterday, and the large amount of bust
ness done atths "toy stores," it was very
apparent that Christmas is close at hand"
This is indeed a joyous season to many
hearts-families are brought together
around the festivs board-the "tree"
shakes its goodly branches and the little
children rejoice and are glad. This year,
however, there will be many vacant places
in the family circle. Sons, brothers and
fathers have fallen in defence of all we
hold dear aud now rest in. heroes graves,
while wives and little ones mourn and
even toaHt. AS the writer passed the
many smiling faces yesterday, be could
not but think how many aching
hearts there are-hoW many fatherless
ones exposed to the merctless peluogs OF
the storm, and having scarcely bread
enough to satisfy their hunger As far as
| the orphans of our cityeBre concerned the
English Lutheran Sunday School have Ia.
ken uader their care, and promised good
Eoglish, German aud musical education to
aH of the proper age, for whom aPpllca-
ton has been made.
These children have been sent to the
Christian Home under the suPerintendenee
of Rev. De. Passavsut.
Let us ALL aid this school in their good
and noble work, by encouraging them IL
their splendid entertainment tonight, and
thus amid our Christmas joy make LAD
the hearts of others, aud remember thai
the ord of all has said, "IHGsHuch as "
have done It unto one of the least Of these, nag
brethren, ye hare done 1t unto me-"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-24
~THr mails from the East and West

"THE mails from the East and West
for several days past have been coming
to town very irregularly. The New York
papers do not get here lately until they are
two days old, and therefore they lose
much of their interest and cause no little
loss to the unfortunate news dealers. The
winter schedule time on the Allentown
route, by which we believe the mail now
leaves New York for this section, calls for
a close connection at Harrisburg, but this
cold snap retards the necessary speed, and
thus frequent misses are made.
Mai! matters between here aud the West,
or rather between here and Bellair, have
not gone on we'll for good while past.
The heavy Western mail is wsgoned be-
tween here and Bellair, and the accommo-
datiOus provided blythe contractor are none
of the best. In fact they fall lamentably
short of what they should be. the mail
is therefore generally late in the morning
and at noon getting up from Bellair. To
remedy the evil as far as possible, the
Postmaster here yesterday arranged to
have the Western mail on its arrival at
Bellair at night transferred at once to the
cars of the Cleveland and Pittsburgh road
and brought here via Bridgeport the same
night, say about eleven o'clock. And the
same arrangement has been made in re-
gard to the noon mail from the West. 1t
is hoped that these arrangements will bet
ter promote the public interests and also
those of the Post Office department.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-24
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

T ARGE BIBLES,
METHODIST, PRESBYTERIAN AND OaRIBTIAN
HYMN BOOKS
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS
Al Old Prices
BOOka for Boys, Books for Girls AID BOoks for b.
beS Beautiful COIOred Toy Books, from 20 $ eta;
Building Blocks, A G Blocks, A.; ROSOsOOd WOEk
Boxeas Morocco Writing Gases steel Bead Purssss
Portfolios and satohels Fancy Baskets. Toy BrOOns
and Tubs Dali Carriages Cradles, &C., &si WrOaEht
Iron SlodI for BOyE Carts and WAEOnS tOr Boyy.
1895. DIARIES. 1885.
Diaries from . cts 70 500.
China and Rubber Dolls, Checker Boards, Don
inOea. Snake Games, Sc, &c.
POCKET BOOKS.
The finest in the market
All Of the above goods will Be sOld At the
LOWEST PRICES, BY
JOSEPH GRAVES,
deel7 No. 30 M0arOS street..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-24

pBTHE river WAS falling yesterday,
With still an excellent stage Of water in
the channel. The steamer Peerless arrived
from Cincinnati, and took her departure
last evening with good trip. The land
ing was very cold and cheerless, aud only
those whose business called them thither
veptured to ensounter the chilling blasts
that came down the river from the boreal
pole.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-24
New York Money Market.

MONEY-ACtiVs and nFmsr ~ Per cent
STERLING EXOHANGE-Duu at lo91< for s0ld.
G0LD-WIthOut decided Change opening - ~ -,
advancing 70 2R2<S declining % SO md eiOsiRs
GOVERNMENF sFOCKs-Hsayy and IO9G.-
Stocks strong U. s; 6's: - reg'd 1854 $50 co.,
pons 1c61<, 1881 res'd l095<, 1881 e3lP9ns l-o5S.
RiILRoGD sTocKsHclsvslaua AID Pittsburgh.
s3H. Part Wayne not quoted
NEW YOnK, December IA GAIAShsF's RG-
change, GOld 21i[. n Ceatrai III. Erio So,
aadSo1 II5I(, PitisSurg %, p Wayne lOII[ sIOeSs
Gold active and not very strong. SALES amer CAL
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-24

w-o1L IN MARSHALL OoUNrr.-we are
informed that on the Martin farm, near
Moundsville, lately sold by the United
States Marshal, indications of oil arc album
dant. at one place on said farm, appa-
rently barren, there is a constant escape
ment OF gas, which on the application Of
fire will instantly ignite, and continue to
burn until blown out by the wind. This
in all localities where oil has been found
is said to be an unmistakable indication of
it's existence 1t is now creating cousid
cradle excitement in oil circles, and there
is NO doubt that boring will be commenced
before long.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-24
Destruction of Blockade Runners

WASHINGTON, Dec. 28.-Rear Admiral
Porter under date OF the 18th, informs the
Navy Department Of the destruction Of the
blockade runner Petrol, driVeS ashore by
the gun boats at New Inlet, Cape Fear
River. The Petrol WAS fired upon aud
sunk, and was finally destroyed BY north
.east gale. She had on board large cargo
p arms and munitions of war.
q Admiral Porter reports that within the
last few days the feet has captured and
destroyed Eve millions dollars worth of the
enemy's property in blockade ruuners.H
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-24

E8- We would call attention to the
fact that our friends in BeIIair are prepa-
ring for holidays entertainments Con-
cert and Literary Exhibition, to he held at
Central Hall, Bellair, on Saturday, New
Years Eve. The programme will be found
in our advertising columns. Through
the kindness of Mr.. j. B Ford a special
train has been secured to run down and
return at convenient hour, for the ac-
comodatiOn of those wishing to attend
from this city.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-24

~ CHEAPEST AND BEsT.-During the
past few days large uuubers of persons
have found out the place where the cheap
and best Christmas gifts are to be found;
and hundreds more will discover, to-day
and this evening, that by going to Part.
ridges they can buy Albums-tbe INCEST
kind of gif.s-at from twenty to forty per
cent. less than the regular prices.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-24
Premature Publication of News.

NV YoEk, Dec. 2s-Tbe TriSuas's
Washington special says the greatest fears
are eateFtAiBed At the Navy Department
that the publication Of the details Of Gen.
Buffers naval and military expedition TO
capture Wilmington, and his plan to re-
duee Fort Fisher, may utterly defeat the
enterprise. Within forty. eight hours after
publication, three papers guilty of the
crime were undoubtedly il RichmOnd, snd
their neWs communicated by telegraph 70
Wilmington,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-24

Nav YoRK. Dec. % The steamer Thos
A. Scott fam New Orleans on ihO l4th
has arrived. Among her pesseBgeP5 Az
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-24

IsDIAHAPoLIs, Dec. 2s.-Ata Oourt Mar
tiAl recently convened here Charles Bill
lingsly, John Murray, Thamas Ryan and
Thomas Lenox, we're fOund guilty Of de-
seTtioD, and sentenced to be shOt to-day.
The sentence was carried into eneet this
afternoon at camp Burnside near this city,
on the fret thret; the fourth has been res
pited by the President for ten days.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-24
l6-DoN,r D1sAppoINr raR DEAR onEc

A~ DoE'T D1sAPPOIST TIE DEAR ONES
Just think of it'll PARTRIDGE is selling AL
buns for Christmas gifts at Wholesale
prices He deducts from 20 te 40 per
cent. from regular rates for all who buy
to. day. Now, don't neglect to gladden. the
dear ones with gift, when they are so
cheap.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-24
RMoRl on.-we underStend IN

8eMoRE Olive understand that
another oil company has been organized
in this city. by the name of the Darlington
and Wheeling mining company. Thecom.
pany proposes to commence next spring
on sunhsh Creek to bore for oil, to the
depth of thousand feet if required.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-24

EBTHE first of the English Lutheran
Sunday School Entertainments given last
evening at Washington Hall, was a most
refined, interesting and instructive affair.
These entertainments 10 themselves are
worthy the most liberal public patronage,
but when considered in connection with
the tact that the proceeds are TO be en-
plOyed in educating orphan children, they
are dOubly worthy of the most generous
encouragement. We hope to seeths house
crowded on this and Monday evenings.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-24
rag.WE &c authorIzed.to anuounce De

as Christmas and New Years come on
Sunday, the Banks and Savings Iustitu-
tons If this city will be closed on the
Monday following. Parties having paper
maturing on those days will attend to it
the Saturday preceding. ct
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-24

E@CoME AND SEE TnEM.-The incest
gifts in town are PARTRIDsE's Velvet and
Gilt Albums, with plates for engraving the
name, aud others the date of the pressnta-
ton. For sale at Wholesale prices.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-24

~THE holidays are coming. Fine
perfumeries suitable for presents can be
had from t. h. Logan & Co., and Logan,
List & Co.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-24

pa PARTRIDGE sells Albums holding
six hundred pictures for 81. Nobody can
furnish cheaper gifts.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-24

BOWS are indebted to Mr., Sanger of
the Literary Depot for copy of the La
dies Friend, very valuable and interest
iug periodical which he hiss for sale.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-24

B% PARTRIDGE sells Albums holding
three hundred pictures for 81.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-24

B PARTRIDGE sells Albums holding
two hundred pictures for So.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-24

G9 DID you ever see an Album bound
in Morocco, with two clasps, holding fifty
pictures for $3.50? Partridge has them.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-24

B9-At the corner of Main and Mons
zoe streets is the place to get your cheap
md handsome wooden overshirts. til