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For St.LouIe.

/ I'm The steamer ORIENT, Capt. HAR-
TON, will leave for the above and inter
. = mediate ports on THIS DAY at O'clock
,Sao, For freight or passage apply on board
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CO-PARTNERSHIP.

NHE undersigned have entered into co partnership
4 under the name and style Of John RoemSr Co.;
tor Ine purpose Of continuing the wholesale and
on an enlarged SCALE 1t the old stand No. 81 and 81
NAN street, Centre Wheeling, W.: Having 10;
GreGSed 5;etitieS for keeping large AID varied
70 which fnVite the attention our friends and
all cash buyers 81 general % Angus with an early
liberal tEEaeAt y JOHN ROBMBR,
fanI2 I-- so HENRY ROEMER.
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Trustees Sale.

by virtue Ofdeed OftruBt executed by II. J. Rohau
~ and wife, on the Stat day OF December. 1885, and
now Of record in Ohio county, State of West Viz
godia in Book q, page IS, will be sold the front
a0oE OF the Court House In the city Of Wheeling
the 18th day Of PsbruAry, 1884, ct 10 O'Clock A NJ
the aouSe and Lot on north side Of Zane street. in
East wheeling, 1t being the east half OF Lot No. SO
Ihe building consists Of two tenemontS, each o.
Terms OF sale, Cash. r-f ~ 4tsa-
janl3-SOt ISAAC OoTTs, Trustee.
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NOTICE TO HEATERS,

NHE HE TIERS Of Wheeling, Ritchietovu. and
BenwoOd, are hereby notified that there will bo
neeung held on Saturday evening, the Goth inst
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Book & News DEPOT
FOR SALE

VIE subscriber, in Consequence of decIiniDo
health, offers for sale his Book and News Denote
me net cash sales Of the concern amount to $1,000
Gseyen lnonsand dollarsl per anuum; location the
9t0o desirable in the city; capital required about
SSUo; net earnt tgs about $l40 fourteen huudred
Se4ibss2 per pc S0nGm have about 500 regular sub
transient custom. A satisfactory exhibit will be
made ma to any person desirous OF purchasing. Cali
w ~; OI o. au o &C. GRAVES,
!euS10S WheelinR, West Va.
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DE SPEPs1A


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every case where the medicine taken as directed
IL made perfect cure. number of the above
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No. 453 North Second street, PhiladeInhia for.
merly Of Woodbury., N. J. ''-
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
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FOR SALE.

DESIRE to dispose Of my Frame House aud half
i Of Lot No. Al, situated east side Of Main
street, near the corner Of Jefferson, and directly
seven rooms, all in good repair. II not sold BY
private sale before the 4th day OF March next, I
will on that day sell it at public auction. Terms
reasonable. Apply to 50 -
aaeas- JOHN ECKHART,. .aa
At Stocking Factory, opposite Monroe House.
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18th w. Va. Regiment.

A N additional Company, to be called comnsDy
n ~ n ID to be added to this Regiment. LIs1f
R o. Company A. has been detached to recruit
IT,. ne y nov IN wheeling for that purpose. He
Lonh up the company 70 the maximum viz: one hun.
urea G6e and one men The 10th Regiment has lie
John: Rum IN Berkeley county, on the Baltimore
ena Ohlo kAilroad The duties Of the Regiment are
nor onerous and tt s very desirable organization
t9E recruits to enter. The bounties are high and
Lhese are the times to eniSt. Four hundred and two
GotALo are paid to Veterans aud three hundred and
bOuntieS will not be paid any longer. Come on
young men and Join the glorious service Of your
country. A soldiers life IL the lie for true men
these times. Address or call upon Lieut.. PORTER
at headquarters, Wheeling, for particulars.
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wv WHEELIEe, january 18th, 1851
w =, me Blacksniths of the city of Wheeling.
Nv nave agreed to charge the follow inc nriceS
II ao TINS date: For plain shoes 81 60, Tor toed
o. IoE setting S0centS aett and for toein0 and
"6 % Ss'' b. J. N. CHARNA OK.
;o.oE1 W. B. WALTERS,
-ganEO1WN VIM. P0RTNRY
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BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS,
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REAnTHR PnIIOWINc.

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me past cure; but my sister had used Your pine
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Respectfully, JOHN VERDIN
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can only give few Of the many Thousands of
certificates l am receiving in favor Of this great
Medicine; but have had Z quantity of them pub-
lshed in circular form, which send free on aDpica-
ton Whether you conclude to give the Medicine a
trial or not, send for circular. Price Pity Cents
and One Dollar, bottle.
Prepared only by the proprietor,
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Philadelphia, Pa.
Sold Wheeling by LOGAN, LIST 4 CO.
and T. Il. LOGAN co,
Agents for West Virginia,
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For Sale ot Rant.

A TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE, situated on Wa
~ ter street, Centre Wheeling, The above house
viii DO sold on long credit II desired II not proVis
Ousiy rented. 80 A % aFHOMABH List.
Jan1s-tE go - ia &c ssi- sI'E5 - - -. y
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Soldiers Belonging TO Company e,
list West Va. Infantry now InPris-
ON At Richmond,
b. o. LIBBY PRIsON, RICHMOND, Va,
December 30, 1868. !
Editors Intslligeneer -.
1 take the liberty of addressing you q
few inescontaining list of officers and
men belonging to Company E, Ist West
va. Infantry, aud now confined at this
the benefit oftheir friends.
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STRAY HORSE,

STRATED AWAY from the ,ubscriber, living IN
Benwood, about the 9th OF January q SMALL
BAY HORSE; There are especial marks on him
oy Which to identify him. Any person knowing OF
his whereabouts will be literally rewarded bv send-
Ing word to the Keg Factory in Beuwood
JSLZS't~ CLINE / BENSON
, 1864-12-22

Especial Dispatch to the Ch.csgo Trlbune.1
INDIANAPOLIS, Wednesday, Dec. u.
Ten carloads of rebel prisoners, captured in the
recent battles in Tennessee, arrived here from
Louisville tlis morning. About three hundred Of
them were officers, The remainder, some seven
hundred, we're priyates- The former 20 to john
sons Island the latter to Chicago. Among the
officers were Raj. Gen. Ed. johnson and Brig.
Gems. jackson and Smith. with somc Of their staf
ofictrs- The rest we're Colonels, Majors. Captains
and Lfeutenants. ..
Gen. johnson sSas anxious to get hold of some
Of our currency, and offered to give one Of the
employees Of the American Express Company
three hundred and dfty dollars in Confederate,
notes for fifty dollars IN grccnbacks, but the ex-
prcssman could not see it.
A young man by the name Of Lyon, anxious to
get near view OF rebels, stepped oycr the guard
line and was carried Oh with the rest to the guard
house and kept there for some time, being thought
ont Of the .ebcls. When the mistake was dfscov-
cred he was Of course released.
The JefeIsonyllle Railroad Company has re-
ceiyed orders to make rcady to transport ten thon-
Eand more rebel prisoners from Louisville to this
The ru1nor is again current that an extra session
Of the Legislature. prior to the regular session.
will be called. 1t Is doubtless true that Gov. Nor
ton would so convene them II the members Of both
parties were at all unanimous about getting to
work.
Adjt Gen. Tcr1ill is making arrangements TO
Issue call for new regiments authorized to be
ca1l will he about 1900. Counties and townships
already bestfr7ing themselves IN tie matter o
nllins their quotas and high borntes will be offer
I'd f0F recruits.
, 1864-12-22
THE GREAT CANADA SCARE.
The Cthcr OK Gorcd--The Root On
the Other Foot---Tle Il Re-
ciFrocity" Treaty.
Tic Fcnians Locse--MaIde1 In Ashcs--Hccdcr
and PI!lase Of it, Citizens
Subsequent Proceedin@k-Arrcst Of the
murdcrcrR on Michigan S0l-Their
HelcAse-<sNo Jx3rlsdict1on.ss
mot Spccit: Diepatch to the Toronto Leader.
wrxranr r. ~ Inn X

mot spccia: Diepatch to the Toronto lcadcr.]
WINDSOR, c. ", Jau. Is.
Exciti.g reports hare reached this city from
Maiden, creating the most intense excitement
here Our citizens, headed by the Mayor, arc a1l
At the Great Western depot, earnestly beseeching
1raneportation eastward. The blow impending
.,ver Cauada hae fa1lcn. courier has just arrived
from Maiden, who got ride up On farmers
,raoon mart Of the woy. lie brings hdings Of the
most Vital nature to Canadian interests. por
hon OF our ulster city OF Maiden is in ashes. The
,protected Fcnian mid has wrought Its work Of
Fenfao flcndishuess, and already the blood Of our
residents has been ehcd- Five buildings hare
been burned. Tho Maiden Bank WIS broken
open, the oycrcoat Of. the Cashier taken from
missing. 4 larse sum in epecie has been taken
dton tic drnwcr Of Sptnks $ Dale. butter dealers.
and Mr. Dale very family thot in the neck va. dis
I"ts IL eoea ens 81 p
that is wha, is Tie matter. Tie Mayor Of MAIDEN
is missing, believed to be the victim Of fonl play
discharged Lust week. and Fenian revenge ia at
the bottom Of the mystery. A men wac seen run m
ming from the Buil bank With an armful OF bills
called Iuass meeting five mtIrs west OF that place
to concert action and provide for lodgings. a
whole peaceful community has been turned out Of
.<loors. Tue invader Is marching on Windsor.
LATER.
We are able to announce that nil further cause
OF Immediate alarm IL over. Tue enemy has re-
11red. The deputy clerk Of m = Mayor Of Maiden
Of the 6. ". Dana, having In charge the Mayors
houaeho1a furniture Be reports that small bog
conden asserll he saw the authors @ of tas hice
side Of TIC riyeE in dect q tWo boats loaded to
the guards with property believed to be stolen.
ssPSnX look 70 acc TIE tnn wnole pa6y a.
infant OF the threatened raid.
Two Dayss Later News
, 1864-12-22
The Whisky Tax Reaches
a Finality.
FROM SPRINGFIELD, CAIRO
AND ST. LOUIS.
Matters at Indianapolis--Arrival Of
Nashville Prisoners.
FEQEi TIE s0UTH-HIGHLX
1MPQRTANT REBEL NEWS
0ssr New York Midnight Dis
pn1ch-31ilitary and Gene.
raj News Summary.
FROM SE1ER1IAN-S MARCH.
Advtccs from Our Own Correspondent
With the E1pedltlon-Interes
HknfnfIR


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
WASHINGTON, Wednesday Dec. 81.
The following dispatch has just been received
from Savannah. from your Owl correspondent,
under date Of Dec IS:
Gen. Sherman d euccess has been all that the
country could desire. His army is in splendid
condition. in glorious spirits, inspired By It's
achievements. More enthusiastic than ever, md
If it were possible, better army than ever BE-
fore.
The march was virtually unopposed, the infantry
having scarcely been under fire, Kilpatrick's
horsemen rode down nearly all opposition, anu in
few cases on1y, WIS the presence Of the infantry
needed to acnd the chiyalry of in search Of Last
ditch.
The total loss in Killed, wounded, missing and
sick will fill below LOCO. Everything on the two
creat lines Of railway from Atlanta via Macon and
ya Augusta to Savannah that could be made either
directly or remotely 10 serve the interests OF the
rebel military power, have been most edectually
DESTROYED. Two long lines Of 1estles which lead
the roads over Southern swaEnps, were burned,
cnlyerts 11own nm. raits and ties dest1oved. and
tnnumerab1e bridges burned: also dcpots, ms
chine tbops, car bouscs. water tanks and wood
citations shared the common fate. To restore
thcee lines will be to build five hundred miles Of
1cilroad ancw.
49,
zntlroac, nor receive from nor send fe1esrAphic
message to my Of the States oeyond South CARO-
lima. Georgia, Aaba1na+ MISSISSIPPI nave escaped
from als grasp, anu are as taoto eaet oA''oA
Richmond ns II an ocean separated hem. gfea1
desert, both In military tense and for purposes
Of military movements, now reaches from Chatta-
nooea to the sen.
Enr arro n+ 1r1sf +hn rhfrnlrv hare been thnf
onrh1r ftichtcned- Nillcdceyt1lc surrendered.
tssa.,o,, the Woro~ IN nrn Feder,1 soldiers Urn
tutoasu Nv u, " ~ a,s sasns ..s ,."s,
daye nc'ofc me main army reacaeo tue place
This haye direct from one Of Gen Sherman s
private scouts, who WIS one Of the party which,
IN inc aanle VI Anfan"a '-'neo'"' '0oA f's@.0e40N
o' me cap,.1i r o. seo sha ba,+ ,ha land ,,raes
Its bill OF fare included Ill naure productions,
and the rebels harc invariably footed tile bill.
The arny fe as rich In focks and herds as the old
Pat1iarchs ever were.
1,ron was mt rantured. md fhourh 11illcn was
.,1a na - T-tsonera ,rsra soncd thcre.
nAA1.' Aeue " w. 49,. ~. ~. ~
few, however, have been released on the line oI
march.
~. e,~ca+ ,n,rrh has cnf}cd and has heen In all
, 1864-12-22
TEfs: WAR In TENNESSEE.
The Pursuit Of IKood-Thc Prisoners
The Situation Below Nashville.

Especial Dlsratch to the ChicaEo Trihune.l
NASHVILLE, Wednesday, Dec Il.
Our army is still in pursuit Of the rebels.
When lust heard from The former was be
vond Columbia, and lhc hitter in the imme-
diatc vicinity. The cars nov run to Frank
LIN from this city.
mo fight Of any consequence has taken
place since The retreat Of the enemy The
prisoners taken at franklin By the rebels
were found there when our army came into
The village. They arc mostly sick and
wounded.
Prisoners continne to arrive in great mum.
?,cr6, The number ascer.ained thus Tar Is
t 500. Many are without shoes and poorly
provided with clothing. Preparations arc
being rapidly made towa1d opening commu-
a,1cat;on with Chattanooga. 1t is known that
the rail cad is not seriously Injured.
LATER.
NASHVILLE, "Wednesday, Dec 81.
The situation 1t tie 'front.' remains unchanged.
Our army arc confident Of eueccs., and still pfcss-
Ing forward, ~and the rebels completely panic
struck at this unlocked for defeat. They have
looked and are still looking, for safety In dight
Prisoners arrive constantly in squads, some Of
them wounded, otherf rick and all disappointed.
Preparations are being made at the hospitals for
tile reception Of 1,50o wounded rebels, who arc
expected to arrive tonight or tomorrow. Other
hospitals arc also being made xcaay for the reccp-
ton Of others. The wounded OF our army arc
nearly all brought in from ths field. Those who
.:trl rcmain are well provided for in the farm
houses adjacent The weather has turned cold,
-ind snow is filling
The Louisville train, due this evening, turned
1ack on account Of some damage done to a bridge
on the rosd. 1t will not arrive in this city till to-
morrow night.
, 1864-12-22

Especial Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune-1
CAIRO, Wednesday. Dec. II.
EVERYTHING fs frozen up. No boats. No news.
, 1864-12-22

BURLINGTON. Iowa, Wednesday, q An attempt
yns mode last night to rob the farm house Of J. ].
BROOKS. One OF the robbers wAs instantly killed
and two others mortal1y wounded. Three Persons
Who were asaiating M1. Brooks were slightly
xxnrDGnd
, 1864-12-22
FROM SPRINGFIELD.
Arrest and Shooting Of a Horse 7 1lief.

Especial Dispateh to the Chicago Tribune.1
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, "Wednesday, Dec 21-
On Saturday last, gentleman n3nicd Iatcs,
from Clay county, requested F. Morgan, Of this
city. 70 arrest named j. H. Gray, for horse
stealing. G.ny ,xas arrestcd md taken before
Justice Adams, and On searching. 'scrcn hundred
and fifty dollars were found on him hundred
and twenty Of which VAS counterfeit No e1anl-
III Witnesses could be summoned from C1ay coaa-
II. On Monday, couple Of men who passed IN.
der the names OF Capsains Dyer and Ha%kins,
from Clay county, arrested man nam nam d Acs:nais,
AcGlnnis the parties presented warrant from
some Justice in Clay county, making r.
him until he Ind conferred with counsel. 1pon the
ndyicc OF the man Gray was surrendered. Capts.
Dyer and uawkins we're accompanied BY three
company with Dyer md Hawkins started with the
evening train on the Great Western railroad.
dirpateh, Sighed Henry Hines, md dated Mosxe-
i'ns i had been arrcsted 1t Macon fof shooting two
men nov arnears that Gray y and ,s,c5 acGlnp1s mi
catur, and shot. Gray WIS Killed. but McGinnis
Was able to crawl to house near bE,, to the In
mates Of whiea he gave The particulars Of nc
info Ticket and there" ehot them. he idenn-
fed Hawkins and Dyer, and two others as the par
ties who ehot him.
running through Jerse,vi1e and Ca1ro:lton, is
being pushed ahead with great yigor. It's said
now hat it VIII be completed ~ July nczt
The sale Of Government bonds at the Ftsst M"
The following officers have been hononably dis
charged: MINOR Charles E. johnson: 11th cay-
alry, disability; AdtutantJ. R. conklin, soth an-
1oycrnar t11ieahE vii nrriyc here tomorrow.
, 1864-12-22

Military and General NeSEs-NeW York
and q RAhin2ton Itelns-E0re1gn aud
Rebel Intelligence.
, 1864-12-22

MnwACSEE wednesday es.: Res. a.Wsathsr sHsse her
GREEE BAY, Wis, Dec st-1l 81 q NV ea;her
clear- blowing gale from the northwest Their
momcter 10 deg. above zero
Weather clondy; growing colder, Eiah thet;
1aometcr deg. below zero. Wind northwest and
Appleton, Wis, Dec al-1a m.--wcather clear
aud very cold. Wind northwest and blowing
hard. Thermometer "A deg. below at o'clock.
E 3 c,ns M 1efs nfs co oS Hs T. Wind so se
J4SEsyu1r, W'ia-. Dec. al-12:1o p.m.-Teathcr
nd ss,5nG a6oGs 1R aero no Very
wesEer tGie DS elear ~ wind howine hard from he
nesta Mercury e iss es 9Ss's @sc sis1o 5iroi r.
wcather ccid and blrsserins. About6 inches Of
STOW.
81; III Dss 2115 :1 ID ds .Sdfe Se
zero. Three 70 fo.r inches Ct SNOW.
FRrEroEr, IL, Dec: sl-11:2Ea. m.1,,Weather
soa e199dy WIND eas ah1 not on si About one
RocKronp, H., Dec. IL Very little snow here.
Greater part drifdn.-cold.
anas7 % Pes eciac sst
southwest, changed to northwest. Still showing
md drifting some. About four inches Of snow
S1EH1so, Dec. e1-1:14 p. m.-Weather cold
and windy; snow about three or four inches deep
| indications are Of more snow.
| Fulton, Ill.,, Dec. e1-Weather cold and windy
Conr1AsD, ILL.,, Dec. al.-Sot showing very fast,
Ss51 Sst1{yo o'sn "'Hu '''D' n''"es'' ''.N 'D'" 1'
FHAaK11s GEorE, Ill, Dee. all P. m.--We had
Considerable snow last night Weather this morn.
| Ing vcry clustering and cold, and still snow1ns
II IAsx, Ill, Dec. 21.-But little SNOW falling;
0'BE BEnrET, n ill.,, ill., Dec. 2f:-About two inches OF
enow; Heoyy wind from northwest Mercnry
M hs'GS Bed s p sSasf north
west. Very cold. and showing very bard;
inches dep and sti3l fa1llnE; Wind rising and
NORRIS, H., Dec; 2l;7Stopped showing aboa'
| II thi. forenoon. Wind blowing and enow drift
Ing badly, but not so as 10 delay our trains much
FniscE7os, H., Dec. el-1a m.-Fiye or siz
inches Of snow, md still falling. Wind north
BrnE1T Jcscnox, n, Dee: 1919 III r; II n. l.;
morning. Weather. moderating. Snow drifting
badly.
| aecn, and showing hard. High Wind; SNOW dfiff
Srn,Sa11E1D, ILL.,, Dec. .a1-11:4o 4. .m.-snowins
and drifting here. About four or five inches OF
CA1no, Dec. s1.-ught tall Of snow here las
night. C1oudy and cold to-day.
C1K7es, Iowa, Dec. 2I-;snow storm las
s1S a1 so aas a. a1 Nes
BURLINGTON, iowa, Dec. 1l1s1o p: m.-Abon'
an inch Of snow fell this .mozning-still showing
! 81. lou1s, Dec. 21-1s NIT has been showing
slightly since O'Clock this morning. Wind North
| mercury n, and sinking.
1ensy. Snow storm III day. which still continues
1t extends cast and has delayed trains somewhat