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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-06

BS-C CIRCUIT CoURr.-The morniug ses-
sion OF the Court WAS taken up iu the ar.
gument on a motion to grant an attach
ment in the case OF Merry A. Marshall
against William Armstrong The facts are
as follows: Both parties to the suit are
non-residents of this State Mary iusti.
tuted her suit for breach of marriage con-
tract in this county, aud upon proper afIi-
dRVit sued out an attachment against the
property of the defendant, which attach
ment she caused to be served upon John A.
Armstrong, who, ii is alleged, bought the
property of the defendant before this suit
was brought, aud gave his several uegotia-
BILE notes theretor-Who now holds those
notes has not been disclosed. fN
By her declaration she alleges that in
February, 1862, the defendant promised
aud contracted to marry her in two weeks
from that time. That since iheu,sbe has re-
fused to wed any other man, and that the
defendant has refused to wed her; and for
this refusal TO take her to wife she charges
him 5000 dollars.
z. Jacob, Esq, for plaintiff. ~ Nich-
ardsOn, Esq. and Gen. Jas. H.. Wheat
represent the garnishee for whom, they
move to grant the Attaohm enlist, be-
cause the LIST section of the attachment
law under which this attachment was sued
out does not authorize such attachment.
3D. because he cannot, as the maker Of such
negotiable notes, be proceeded against in
this form.
The Judge has taken lime to consider OF
the motion. ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-06
Gen. Butler Sustained by the Gov
eminent.

WASHINGTON, Jan. ga Times despatch
says: aI-
Our Government will not permit Gen.
Butler to be outlawed by Benjamin. The
exchange of prisoners committed to him
will be left in his hands.
Secretary Stanton to day has enlarged
Buffers powers, by putting all the rebel
prisoners IN the United States under his
care. There will be &c, 900 at Point Look
out within three weeks. The policy is ifesl-
olutely insisted on that all exchan kebbi sham
take place through Butler, aud none except
through him. JEFF. Davis was in favor Of
recognizing him, as Onld had already done.
Benjamin. wrote the Proclamation outlaw
ing Butler.
Lincoln's last Proclamation outIawed
the whole Richmond Government. and
through this equality there is no doubt hui
exchanges will again be re. established.
Gen. Stonemau has been assigned as
Grants Chief of Cavalry.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-06

heACcIDRSr TO YouSe LADx.-Miss
Mary Howard, daughter of ar. James How
ard, of Manchester, Pa, met with an &C.
GideRt on Saturday evening last, at Sc
Wickley, where she had been spending
New Years with some friends. She acci-
dentally slipped over the platform while
the train was in waiting, aud broke one OF
her legs just above the ankle. -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-06
Rebels in the Shenandoah Valley

WAsHINGroN, Jan. 5.-The Herald,s spe.
.cial says. Dispatches recslVed here from
a reliable source states that the rebel Gen.
Early, with three brigades of ERelrs corps,
perhaps 5000 in all, besides the forces of
lm6odenr Mcneil and other rebel leaders,
and also FitEhugh Lees cavalry, are in the
Shenandoah Valley aud westot iL-tOwards
Petersburg. 9F'r.-i
Brig: Gen. Sullivan and Gen. AveEfIk
under command of Gen.. Kelley, are in
good force and well posted. .-f.Sf.
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Assembling Of the Ohio legislature

CIHCINNATI, Jan. 5.-The Ohio, Lrgisla-
lture organized yesterday. j. r. H6bbell
was elected Speaker of the House, and
VIM. E. Davis Clerk of the Senate. h,
Gov. Tod's message is very brief. The
financial statement of the State was never
tu better condition. Toe public debt of
the State has been reduced six hundred
and seveuty-six thousand dollars. The
military system adopted by the Legislature
last winter has proved a success. He re-
commends that the banking corporations
now existing under State authority be
given all reasonable facilities for closing
their business
The Governor attributes the escape Of
John Morgan TO the negligence arising
from misunderstanding between the mil
itary and civil officers at the Penitentiary
of their respective duties. he calls atten-
ton to the bravery and gaIlantry of our
soldiers in the field, aud says although the
wicked rebellion still continues, we can
justly claim for Ohio the full performance
of her duty in the effort to crush it. The
number of troops raised since the begin
ming of the war is 200, 67I
The river here is full of floating ice, and
navigation is suspended. - 10y
Tho headquarters of the Department of
Ohio will be removed to Lexington by to-.
morrow.
t. A special to the Commercial from Cairo
says delegation of prominent citizens has
arrived there, en- route to Washington, to
arrange for Arkansas resuming her posi-.
ton in the Union. z
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military Chances. &o.

New YoRK, Jan. 5.-The Tribune's spe-
ctal from Washington says. Major General
Burnside, who is now here, ha, at tho
earnest solicitation If the President With
drawn his resignation. 1t is not improba-
BILE that he will be re-assigned to the com.
maud of the Department Of Ohio.
Major General Stoneman has been re-
lieved from command of the Cavalry Bu.
reau and assigned to duty as Chief of Cav
airy at the West, where he proceeds at
once. :
Major General Butler arrived in town
o-day from Point Lookout, where be was
met by dispatches from the President. He
had long conference with MIR. Lincoln to-
day upon matters pertaining to his depart
ment, and on the subject of exchanging aud
paroling of those rebel prisoners at Point
Lookout. who have expressed their willing.
ness to take the oath of allegiance.
It is understood to be definitely arranged
that Gen. Rosecraus is to take the place
of Gen. SchOfield in the Department of
Missouri.
The Herald's correspondent from Kew
West, dated Blackstone, states that naval
operations on the coast of Florida are &c
tive and successful. An extensive salt
work Of the rebels WAS destroyed In St
Andrews bay. and 81. Andrews city lev.
eied to the ground by the crews Of the
steamers BlOomer and Restless. The salt
works destroyed were valued, In all, al
nearly $3,OOO,OOO. 20 -
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Railroad Aoaident

DAYTON, Jan; s5i--Tbe passenger train
IRON oincinnati and train from DAYTON
colllded seven miles below this city NJ 10
o'clock O. this morning. Baggage master
Tom Davis on the train was Killed and
some ID OF 20 others. more or less. Ipiurad
some it is feared, fatally. DR.. Willard,
dentist, OF this city, is reported badly in.
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-06
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-06

B6rRAILwAY- ACCIDENT "A young man
named BeesOu had his leg broken on Sat-
urday evening, BY Jumping off train on
the Pittsburg, Fit. Wayne and Chicago
Railroad, which ran off the track near
New Brighton. The, train was thrown off
the track by y broken rail, and before it
could be got out of the4way the locomotive
attached to the New Castle train was also
thrown of and badly damaged.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-06


BD REBHL RAN UPON NEw CRREK-A
GOvERNwENr TaAIx C4PrgEEu The train
OF cars which len this city ON Saturday
morning only went as far as Piedmont,
where it was ordered to return 10 this city,
WHICH it did, reaching bere yesterday
morning. The passengers report that u
rebel force of about three thousand caval-
ry, supposed to be commanded by limbo
den, was marching in the direction OF New
Greek, and there was great activity among
our troops along the road. On Sunday
afternoon force of guerrillas fell upon
government train between New Creek and
Petersburg. aud captured large number of
horses aud wagoos. Que ofthe teamsters,
a negro, seeing the guard oyerpowered,
cut his mules loose from the wagon,
mounted the saddle mule, and made his
way safely to New Greek, followed by the
balance of the animals composing his
team. Every important point along the
road likely to he attacked was being
strengthened by Gen. Kelley, aud great
excitement prevailed among the people.
All the rolling stock of the Baltimore and
Ohio railrOad company in aud about Cum
berland aud New Greek and other points
is now being moved in this direction. At
New Creek aud Piedmont on Monday night,
the people, for reasons known to the mill
tary authorities, were forbidden to exhibit
lights. The track OF the railroad had not
hpan ini0rsd IN 80 Mo,5.,, ,,;kt - ~
train from Baltimore met the train of
which We have been speaking at Peidmoat,
aud followed it into this city.
1t was feared that Col. Thoburn's com
mand at Petersburg had been attacked by
the rebels, but nothing reliable was known
These rumOrs, in connection with the
fact that large rebel force is in front of
General Averill near MArtiusburg, make
things look very threatening along the
road, and although the rebel raid may not
be SO extensive as reported, there is sufi-
cient cause for the alarm and extraordi. |
nary activity which seems to prevail
among our troops.
P. S.-We learn from passengers who
arrived last evening from Grafton that
nothing in addition to what we have men,
toned above was known at that point.
Telegraphic communication with Baltimore
was uninterrupted. There is now no travel
on the road between Grafton and Harper's
Ferry.
PSI A. M.-The trains on the Bal
timOre road, east aud west, ore reported all |
right. aud they viii leave On-tbsir- regular
time to-day. The indications from New
Creek are that the rebels are falling back,
and that the demonstration made on that
point is not by very large force. 1t is
Surmised that the threat against New Creek
may be feint intended to cover strike
at some other part of the road. : No word
has been received from Col. ThOburu's
command up to this writing The rebels
are reported in possession of Burlington,
road crossing eleven miles from New
Creek toward Petersburg. We are expect
ing still further adyices. II received be-
fore going to press they will be found I'M.
der the telegraphic head
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-06

B@MUsrc-we direct attention to the
advertisement of n H, Morgan, vocal music
teacher in another column. Mr.. Ms. past
success as a teacher will be accepted as
sufficient evidence Of hts;accOmplishmeuts
as musician. Those desiring to receive
Instruction cannot do better than to iotn.
isclasses. a" .fi's's
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New YORK lEone1. lfalEa1Lla

oMAooey-Actiyei has been stringent ali
Gay except toward the close, When il be-.
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a. bl3 advancing to 3d. closing dim ~
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o. .. Vs 81 coupons 1861; 1905 1854
1861. Stocks dull aud irregular.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-06

B9rIr would be very unfortunate
thing at this time if the rebels should Sc
riously damage the Baltimore aud Ohio
railroad. All the important depots along
the line are filed with freight awaiting
shipment.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-06
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attendance of the yeuire,, summoned nd
Partly.to the iaet thas@a9s of the jarymen
were opposed to capital punishment or had
formed or expressed opinions, lIheawhole
PANEL, when The day Being far spent the
afternoon was spent in getting the requisite.
witnesses we're recognized and the Court
adjourned till this morning,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-06
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-06

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