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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-12
Gus. RossORAss has been superseded

GHa. RossoRASs has been superseded
by Maj. Gen. g. N. Dodge. of Iowa, who
ever that General is.
Col. Joe Darr, following the fortunes of
his Chief, has resigned his Provost Marshal
GenerAlship in the Department of Missouri,
and returned to Cincinnati.
The Chicago Tribune in speaking of the
isupersedure of ROsecrsns, gives US an bok.
ling of the reason why, as follows:
It will be with regret that the loyal
country bids adieu to Rosecrans. once the
petted hero Of the earlier battles in Ten
nessee, bat whose reputation suffered I'M
timely blight. He had q subsequent and
indulgeut reprieVe of sentence, resulting
in his afmless and Numbering military
Encouragement in Missouri. The sigh Of
relief uttered by loyal men at his now an
nonnced removal from the ecene of his
latest protracted failure west Of the MiSsis
eippi is genuine aud irresistible. II would
be uugrscious to dwell on the cause OF his
misadventures and the country's through
him, but they are very largely Of an sCqutr-
ed nature, and the bsne of military service.
Uuquestionabiy and zealously loyal, the
county had aigh hopes Of Rosecrsus, bat
Its recent most prominent hope 10 now
happily realized, and Missouri ia to be con-
graduated. His whole course of misman-
egement within that department has been
glazing, and had not the faults of the lea
der been largely repaired by his subordl-
nstes, Missouri would to-day be- hal
she is not likely to become again, an active
theAtre of war.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-12
%. s. Marshal's Sale.
United StAt0l

'Slnso 81 s'| District Court Of the
snndrv paresis Of Foods United States for the
S.issd by Thos Horn. District OF West Virginia,
brock, Surveyor Of 81 wheeling. Pall Term,
0rstolas, taE violation 1864.
TN pursuAnee OF an order Of sale issued from the
i Clerks ONCE Of the Distriet Court Of the United
states the District Of West Virginia in the above
entitled cause. will, on MONDAY, THE 16TH DAY
OF JANUARY, 1855, at the Auction Rooms Of GSorge
Il. Wickham, eorner OF Union and Market streets,
Wheeling, W. Va, proceed to sell ct public auction,
10 the highest and best bidder, the articles referred
to In said ORDER consisting OF Whisky, COgnaO Bran
dy, Ginger Brandy, Blackberry Brandy, Port Wine,
CAtaWba Wine, Holland Gin, Older, schnappB, Dys.
pepto barrels halt barrels and bottles
Gun Caps, k6Iin, eatp6ter. Bar Lead, POWder Shot,
Ballet MouldS one Revolver, one HIDE. Cigars. Nus
taId Counter Scales, Nuts Flour BlnCking Tobacco,
Salt, bmpty Sacks Webbing, Gun RIintS, Horse
SnOeS OiStngB, Shoes, Socks Apples one DOLL Rope,
MolGS-es Matches, Rice, Ink, &c., &c.
Terms Of Sale, OAsh-6oVernmsnt funds.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock A. II. and continue
EDWARDM. NORTON,
II. g. MaF,hRI.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-12

A WAsHINaroH letter writer thus pays
his respects to Mr.. Pendleton, member
of the House, better known es recent
candida to for the Tice-Presidency:
Those who have the honor ofau acquain-
lance with the gentleman who is reported
to have run for Vice-President recently,
supposed the expiring hours of his pOliti-
cal life would be characterized by that
peaceful composurs and quiet resignation
TO the decree of fate, which would fittiugly
terminate career spent in defending a
constitution which has preceded him to
the abyss of oblivion. It was believed
that when his summons came, on the 9th
of November last, to join the vast inuu-
merable throng that moves toward the pale
realms of everlasting played-out atiVeness,
he would wrap the drapery of his couch
about him and make respectable die OF
it. But he will not. Scarcely had the
House been called to order yesterday,
when he jumped up aud offered a resolu-
ton Of inqniFy of strictly partizan char
acter. He is going to die harder than
Macbeth in village theatre, or Richard
III in lager-beer concert ssloon-where
the audience demand, in return for their
admission fee, terrific eWord combat and
some violent kicking by the VGnquished
monarch. How graceful it would be for
him to shuttle off the political coil 80 geut.
~ and placidly that his friends could say
of him, on the 9TH of March, "He Is not
dead, but sleepeth |" But he will persist
in these agoniziug gestures, which will
render his demise extremely painful for
himself to undergo, and for his friends to
behold.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-12
S25 Reward,

TIWENFY .PIvR DOLLARS REWARD will be
given for the recovery OF the body OF MARTIN
9lyHS Who was drowned near SWeeney'8 Landing
on Saturday,, the 10th inst. Deceased was heavy
man, Of about SO ySeEs Of age, about feet or 9
COD blaok attn veSt and dark grey pAntAloons,
and had on q pair fshoes. The above reward will
be paid for the recovery Of the body. Address
VICTOR SAUVAqEoT,
hanla.ata No. OF Main street, wheeling.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-12
No. neVa ftom Sermsu sill looks hope

Tup news ftom Sermau still IOoks noPs-
tul The latest reports put him east OF
Milleu by one days march. This would
indicate an intention to CROSS the Savannah
river high up, or else desire to hug it on
bis left flank on the way down, and thus
strengthen by all possible mesnE the right
Of the column. When Sherman gets 0pPo-
site Grahamsville bemsy conclude to avail
himself of Fosters signals and cross over
We think that this in all probability il the
plan.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-12

THs indications are that fight is immt'
nent around Richmond. The papers there
apprehend it, aud we believe they have
reason to. Undoubtedly Grant has been
strengthened from Shertdsn's army and
from other sources, and unless all signs
fail he means immediate business. Early
has detached good portion of his COM
mand to Richmond. This we know not
from the dispatches alone but from other
sources of information. The campaign in
the Valley this winter will consist of scram'
bling raids on the Baltimore road aud sd.
jaoent points, by weak parties of MOsby's
men and other lesser bands of gserrillas.
No considerable body of troops will operate
either on our side OF the enemy's. 1t can be
said of the Shenandoah Valley for the last
year that it has seen more unproductive
fighting than any similar strip of country
ever saw before. We have but little doubt
that the War Department to day, including
Gen. Grant, regards the comPaign there as
scarcely more than reproduction Of the
King of Frauce's up and down hill Perform
ssso. The intention once was to operate
on Lynchburg and strike Lee in the rear,
and to that end an army such as had never
before been gathered in the Valley, was
concentrated under Sheridan. With that
army he has fought two considerable bat
ties, together with several smaller affairs,
and has generally been successful. But it
has been demonstrated that Two armies of
any thing like corresponding sise in the
Valley are like two checker men on the
double rows of chess board; the one that
has tho move can chase the other just so
far and aud no farther, and the fnality is
nothing. Last summer a military writer
Of we'll approved intelligence predicted
Just what we now see in the Valley, and
urged, by way of avoiding it, that sheri
dan be pushed clear through to the real
of Richmond by making his army the
army of operation; and Grants simply
the Richmond army of occupation. VIZ
believe that every day shows the sound
ness of that theory. Great as must b'
the expense and inconvenience of sus-
tanning an army as high up the valley
as Staunton, yet if our people had work
ed their way up mile by mile, building
railroad as they progressed, it wouI'
have been money saved long before thi
time, aud we see no reason to doubt tina
the communications of Lee would haV
been cut he certainly has never ye
shown himself strong enough to resiS
Grant in his front aud Sheridan in hi
rear. The Valley has been worth hal
his army to Lee. Not only have its ricl
fields supplied his wants, but its noun
tains aud rivers, and vast. stretches o
broken country, have protected his com
muuications west and south from Lynch
burg, even better than wing of his ar
my. We are glad. therefore, to see Barl!
sending bis forces to Richmond and sher
idan doing the same thing. A decisiv,
blow can be struck there. aud 1t never car
be In the Valley as things stand. Tho In
dications are that Grant views the matter
In this light, aud that he has made his
preparations for something different from
the summer and fall campaigns.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-12

The retiring publishers of the Philadel.
phia Ledger state in their valedictory, that
when the paper was started in March,
1896. the total ISSUES of-the daily press of
Philadelphia were between seven and eight
thousand copies, aud that they are nov
nearly It's 900.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-12

Tzs old Virginia legislature, still hold
ing its sittipgs at Alexandria on the Pot0'
mac, has, We see by the dispatches, elect
ed two senators-oue to supply the place
of Bowdep, physically dead, and the other
to supply the place of Garlic, politically
dead. Joseph Seger succeeds the former
and Judge John O. Underwood, the latter.
seear was member of the 9th Congress-
but his credentials we're rejected last year
upon his reelection, as were those of all
tho Virginia ueubers-e1actly on what
grounds has never appeared. BE is well
known here and everywhere as an old
hahi,us of the Richmond legislatnre--
a Wing in politics-whose hobby was
Eastern Virginia improvements at our
sxpeuse ont here, such as the James
river and Kanawha canal which he ex-
pected to empty out near his hotel.
at Old Point and thereby make New
York of that watering place. he will be
remembered here chiefly for having read
an audience TO sleep at the Court House
with long pamphlet shortly after the war
Judge Underwood is just Segar's oPPo-
site-a progressive and highly moral man
liberal in all his views, devoted TO the
and sufferer afOretime in
body and estate because of fidelity to the
principles on which it came into power.
BE will be true. We are afraid OF Segar.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-12

Philip TiemAn's arrsDgements for bill.
lard tournament in Cincinnati are mo
crossing favorably. he has already sent
to New York city for the prize cue, which
is to be gold mounted and of elegant de-.
sign and finish, costing two hundred dol.
lars. The tournament will be open to ALL
players in the State.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-12

The soup societies in Richmond are
again in full operation and furnish ssvory
soup at twenty-five cents per quart. The
same kind of soup costs five dollars quart
at the hotels, but no chemist has vet sue
eeeded in Analysing II.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-12
Army Wagons.

ASSISTANT oUARrERNAsTER's OBJECT
CudHHAII, ONO. December 1854.
DROPOaAIS ALE INVITED By THB UNDER.
SIGNED, until THuh6DAY, DOeembRr 18th,
ls6l, &C Il O'Clock NJ tor
MXNULE WAaoNs-Arny stAndAsd,
to b delivered Tree Of charge It the United States
6UVoFDmOnG Wagon Yard corner Eighth and FrOs-
man streets, IN this city, With the name Of the
maker mark ID distinctly the box and stamped on
the wheels and 8xle8 Of each wagon.
Specifications Of the wagons nay b had 81 this
o1es, and HamPls wagon may seen q the Wagon
Yard in this city.
Bidders win state the number BID for ADD time Of
delivery, and each I'D must be gaAeAnEsAd By too
rosponsibIe surSties, guaranteeing over their eSn
Signature that the blddsF will enter into bond ioI
the fulhlmsnt contract should one be AIDED
him
BIDS win be opened q tie tine above spteiaGd,
and bidders ars invited % be present.
Awards will be made EEfdAgs DsesmbeE 1Sth, 4sot-
The right + FsBsrTodt % rlJeot any bid deemed
Esth bid must b marked On the snvolops @PTo-
posal for Army Wagons" aud Addressed 70 TIE
b. order Of Col. Wn. ". MeKim, Chief Q. n
O-Ns''---e' D DIV. NecLUSe.
dsesss Osptsla - A 9. n
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-12

1t is said that one of our popular lectar-
ers, on one occasion, resently, made his re.
marks so complicated and 6bstruse that a
gentleman in the audience was; obliged to
call to his aid the services of detective
policeman, in order to aPprehend his mean
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-12
rnn nu1sk1 Anp ropAooo rAxss.

The indications in the House on the
whisky tax lead to che expectation that
the time of levylng the increased tax, pro,
yided for by the Law OF last session, will
be changed from February to January 1st.
thus leaving less than three weeka until
the tag will be So per gallon. The cigar
tax will be amended to nullify the decision
of the Commissioner Of Internal Revenue,
by which SO much of the revenue has been
unsolicited. There are no other taxes
concerning which enough has been said as
to warrant any speculation as to their ma
tues.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-12
TRUSTEE,S SALE.

RY VIRTUE Of Deed Of Trust executed to me
ID by John a. Oummius, bearing date on the 2Sth
day Of March. 1850, and duly recorded in the Re.
eorders ONCE Of MGrshRll county, West Virginia,
VIII ofer for sale on SATURDAY, THE IRA DAY
JANUARY, 1866. at the house Of John Fitzgerald,
In the town Of Cameron, q tract Of land mentioned
IN said Deed q Trust, laying the waters OF Fish
Greek, It being the old Greathouse farm.
Terms OF Sale-Cash,
The title to the above property Il IndisputGble,
but selling trustee shall only convey such title
aS Il vested in mo by said Deed Of Trust
JOSEPH L0UDENsEU3ER,
deep Trustee,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-12

The Jersey City Times says:-.'A sailor
recently went ashore at Amboy, New Jer-
sey, and asked for the Office of the Ameri.
can consul I"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-12

The accounts of the Metropolitan Fair
held in New York have just been brought
to q close. The net results were one mil
lion one hundred aud eighty thousand and
ninety-one dollars tWsnty-ssveu cents.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-12
SALE OF FINE

A GRNTS WANTED FOR THE NURSE AND sPY,
IA the most interesting and exciting book ever
Published embracing the adventures Of 9 woman in
the Union array as Nurse Scout and Spy. Giving
most vivid inner picture OF the war. Returned
and disabled oeers and Soldiers in want Of proft-
able employ ment viii ind Il peculiarly adApted 70
thelr condition. JONES BROS co,
oCcS~VP Philadelphia, Pa.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-12

The popular votes of all the statas In
instruction was, in 1850, but 666,624;
while that ofNew York and Massachusetts
alone, In 1854, was see, 2lo.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-12
wAsaINeToN ITEMS.

Mr.. Cox, of Ohio. takes his defeat very
iIosophicaIly, it is said, and announces
his intention OF returning to the practice
of the law after the present session, eban-
douing political life at least until after the
termination Of the war. BE undoubtedly
thinks his sun has not set yet.
The term of service in the United States
Senate of Hon. VIM A. Richardson Of ILL
nois, Ia democrat,l expires With the pre-
sent session, and the lately chosen Unioa
Legislature will elect his successor for six
years coming. Hon. Elihu B. Washburne,
(Who has been longer 10 the House than any
other member,) Gov. Richard Yates, Gen.
John A. Logan, and Geo. John N. Palmer
are suggested as candidates for the post
sKEDADDLERs TO BIZ MADE ALIsAS.
Gen. Schenok's resolution declaring run
aWays from the draft in Canada and other
foreign countries aliens, not being admit
ted to the privileges of citiEenshtP IN me
United States, without legal declaration
of their Intentions, the fling of Papers, and
Eve years' probation and naturalization,
strikes a popular chord in the House, and
is likely TO go through with whirl. Ne"
Workers are hoping that something OF the
same sort can be devised to affect the forty
thousand Southern rebels now domicltsd
in their city.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-12
FnRNEY AND rHH cARINBT,

The movements of the Corn Exchange in
Philadelphia for the appointment OF Col.
John ". Forney to place in the Cabinet,
viii be vigorously seconded by leading
politicians, who urge it as the best way
Of harmoniLiug and adjusting the war OF
the Curtin and Cameron factions in Penu-
avIVAnia
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
FOR RENT.

gTyv7ei rniFOR TABLE BRICK HOUSES on Monroe
i 1900 Ioeatiou very desirable Possession
Sfven from and after April lists 1885: Inq2irS q
dan.l.au- GEO y. I1NuLn.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-12
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
TNHAT valuable and highly productive Farm
4 situated the river hill, Immediately in the
rear and being part OF the estate Of A. P. Woods,
deceased lying on the Ohio river about three miles
north Of the city Of wheeling, containing about
four hundred acres. The said land will be sold
altogether, divided into smaller tracts to soft
purchasers. Terms reasonable. Apply to
GEO. 7 TIN6LB, at Gas ONCE
deolO.9W or A. N. JACOB, at smith's Farm.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-12

dENS LIST.
Logan David
Lightburn Capt nv
Murdock Capt J 3
Murphy James
Mitchell John
Mass A g
Myers David
Mack Phillips
Moses 8
Myler DR. Vim
Mobley WIN 3
Morrow John
Mexican n n
MCGArroll James
hCIntiTe Rev James
McElroy oOpt James
Mcclure John
HcKoHn IsAac
MeWhoFton J II
McKinstry 81 Il
MeKlbbon Adam
MsIlWAyne Andrew
Mccullough VIM II
AeOArty Thomas
Drum Albert
Petett Capt
Price Godfrey
PearsRll J 3
PedTick Alex B
Price Leouidas
PolBley Jno J
Riley Robert 4
RosOndeld q
Richards II
Robinson John P 2
Reese John z
Robinson John L
Robinson John
Reed Isaac
Riley james
Robinett Thomas J
Smith A 7
Stevenson George
sWRney D Il
South George 8
sAApp Joseph H
Sheridan John
Shorten John "
Scott Rev W
Stone Thos
6haFkey Hugh
Tru0l Thomas J
WiokRrd B
Williams Benz
Wills George
Wyehod Il W
wilkinson Major james
!. ". CAMPBELL. P. n.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-12
NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS indebted 10 tho subscriber ars
"A most respectfully requested to call and settle
quit business and remove from the city.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-12
Apples.

7EE BARRELS PRIME APPLRs, 10 good ship
100 fnE order, in Store and for sale.
deo1ast 2O4 zoo Market 81 seoOnd Ward.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-12

WIN AIN
Abelo Charles
Allen George
AVeTheld Joseph
Austin Lieut. Frank A
Apling Benjamin B
BroWnell CSpt 8
BIon Louis
BAon John
Broose james :
BRyles Capt l. L
BoethAT John
BerguIdthAl John
BAuRhmAn John
Brooke Henry r
BArdsley Geo W
BASrB Robert
Curtis Robert J
Conley George
| Commons Joseph
Conan Barney
Cohn Abraham 2
CArTall Capt John E
Oastlow Mahlon
Grow Robert 7
COX VIM A
ClAytor Warrington
Gregg John
Digel John
Dumas John
Dewitt n N
Donaldson A P
EVana B "a
Elkins Kelley
| Elliott Ray mond
FuEguBon Henry =
FAles DR. LIS
Rricker Charles
PilleDRer Henry
GySAght John
Greenlee Mathew
Groves John
Green W Pa
Garrison william
HoIton Presley
Hoover Lieut. J 8
Horton James
Hicks John
HolHnRSWorth VIM
Hamond Thomas
Huxley Jesse
HenAley John
Hannah JOhn
jacobs John A
KellAf ? Pc
KindelbergeF Charles
King James
Lukens John
Little Thomas
dscl2
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-12
LIST on LETTHRS.

r ETTERs REMAINING UNCLAIMED in the
Post once At wheeling State OF West NirE MA
ITO obtain any Of these letters the applicant
must call for "adptTtiIed lseTsn give the date Of
ETif not called for within one month, they wiz
be sent TO the Dead Letter ONCE.
FREE DELIVERY Of Letters BY eGTTteTS. Ct the
residences Of owners, may be SECURED By ObsSFV-
ing the following RULES:
/. DIRECT Letters plainly to the street and num-
HAD Iot.ers With THE The Wrtsrs po.. eees and
Safe Rrsst and number, sign them plainly with full
name and request that answers DO directed acc ord
8. Letters 70 Strangers transient visitors In .
town or city, whose special address may pS ua,
known, should be married In the lower loIt'hAna
corner, with the word ''TTanhent"
l. PGaes the postage Gtamp on the upper right
Hand corner, and leave Spae6 between the stamp and
direction for PostMG king without lntSrtsFing win
n. REQUEST for the RETURN ofa Isttsl
to the writer, II unclaimed within 30 days or les
and STATE, across the left hand end Of the envelope
on the face Eds, will be complied with At the uSuA
delivered 70 the writeE.-seo. IS, Law Of1se9.
once hourS on Sunday from 70 1Oh A. u.
LADIES' LIST.
Barr Elisa Lake n Elizabeth
BNllaun RrSdIricksr Lauek Eliza
Brown Am MCCALL AnnAJ
BrueknOr sophia hesreW Eliza
RrigRs Sarah heCsnn MHFyE
Buff MRFyJ Melarky Jane
| BellVille Virginia Momson jimmie
OSGe Hannah Newman Nellie
CLIFFORD Myrtle D 0haIrA Mary
ConneIl EiIS1 Oden MIyJ
Cordsu Mays Penlx Elisabeth
Campbell Mary = Pearson ALle
Duncan LuolndS Porter mary
| DoWUOy Maggie PadEett Lucre1a
RIlIoIt EmmS Pudder Lucy
| FULTON JoeI Preston Lucinda
| PSIIouer LoulRa RennAu Della Virginia
PrAnkIand MARY Robinson Elisabeth
| FnIton LIadV Rodgers Charlotte
| Bouble Katy Richards seihe
Foster Armenia Rose Allen mrs
Frank Anna b bW2uRor a
fulton Caroline smith EnEa 9sth u
GeuA1hty Honour smith Mamie
Goneler Cynthia smith FINLEY
Gray Racheal smith MARY
Holt MARY GtuTgis Kate
Howard Sarah Snow RoWenA2
HutchiSon Ida May enideE Kate
Harris Jana A Steel SafAh
Jones OF Stewart Isabella
Kennedy Mrs William n Sawyer Eliza
Kerry Risire Thompson Annie =
Kite MaEgret Thompson CathaE4nO
Leach MaTthAY Wilson 0leEA
Leland Lyn Wilson CAtharnO
Lee Harriet Wallace Amelia
Little ssTah u Wheeler II
10y AlmiEA
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-12

Tho Adjutant General torbids the dis.
charge of enlisted volunteers on the maj
statements furnished by volunteer omcers'
aud orders that they be disbuFSed only on
muster out rolls.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-12
FOR. SALE.

yv1un DFsTRARI DWELLING HOUSE in which
InoyZ reside, on the east side Of Chap line street
Inc location Is . pleasant one and convenient %
the badness part of the city Roseson gHen a Ine
SPRS s,S,v. JAMES MAXWELL.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-12
THH OoTroA TRADE.

The whole cotton question in it's rela-
tions to the Government purchasing agents
the propristy of allowing an exchange Of
supplies for cotton, oe even of sending
down gold for it. will be elaborately dis
cusaed in the Senate next (,his) week.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-12
EOP Sale.

DH rWo STORY pRlcK 9oUsH on part Of
~ No 13S. east side Market street, Centre
JVbesIjn1. onpoSte the Market House, and Lot. 49,
corner 81 MaFShan and ohapllne streets. Centre
Wheeling; Apply to Ne. g asia Stre...
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-12
photoeraph Painting.

TNHosE In wheeling wishing 70 learn the Art OF
i Painting photographs in Water 0oloEs, or ms
nv eSliIpg ON MRS, MATgIELD, ct the Spligg
lone. any day this week. dee12.1Io
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