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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-02
.PRDPOSA[S lF0R FORAGE,
oDIEE QUARTERAAsTER,s ogEIoE,

DEFAREtrEHT OF WEST VIRGINIA.,
u -i- CUMBERLAND Nd January 18th, 1884,
- time By the lndenlignod for supplying the Quar-
teEmaSteF's Department In the Departments of West
Virginia at Gallipofis, Ohio, PArkersbuEg and
line Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, follows
ClArksburR, Grafton, New Greek, Cumberland, Mar
tins6urg, HarEeT'S ReEry, Berlin, Point Of Rocks,
either Of those places, With Hay Corn, Eats Vnd
| Straw.
Bids will be received for the delivery OTthroe thou
sand (3OO0l bushels Of Corn or Oats and ifty (6O)
tons Of Hay or Straw aud upwards, and must be ae-
eOmPsnied by copy Of this advertisement s Y
points they propose to make deliveries, and the
| rates at which they will make deliveries thereAt,
the quantities Of each article proposed TO be delIV
cred, the time when said delivery shall be com.
menced and when TO be completed aII
All deliveries must be promptly made within the
70 insure prompt settlement therefor. 2
The price must be written out in words on the
bids.
Corn to be putup in good stout sacks Of about two
bushels eAehi Oats in like sacks Of about three
bushels eachi the sacks TO be furnished without
extra charge to the Goyernmtnt; the Hay and Straw
All articles offered under tho bids herein invited
VIII be subject to rigid inspection by Govern
ment Inspector, before being accepted.
Contracts will be awarded from time 10 time
70 the lowest responsible bidder, A. the inter-
estS o. we GoyeE mont may Tequirei and payments
| shall have been delivered and accepted
No bids will DO considered from parties Who haVo
failed heretofore TO comply with their oOutraots.
All proposals amounting 70 ten thousand dollars
OF exceeding that sum mnBt be accompanied by a
guaranty, signed by two. responsible persons that
In case the bid Is accepted, he or they will within
the time nAmed1 execute the contract for the same,
with good and sufficient Bureties in sum eOunI n
amount to the amount Of the contracts to deliver
forage proposed, in conformity with the terms Of
this advertisement, and in case q bidder shall fail
20 enter into the contract they to make good the
dlhereuco between the OfIer Of said bidder and the
the contract may be awarded. 76
The responsibility Of the guarautoFs must be shown
by the official certificate Of United States District
Judge or Attorney, Collector of Customs or otheI
| HoVernment official, or some responsible persoI
known by this office. JTl78. = F''N-
An bidders will be duly notified of the acceptance,
/ or retection of their proposals.
The tull name and post ONCE address of each bid.
| der must be written In the proposals. y
Proposals must b. addressed 10 Captain A. v. Bar
ringer, Chief Quartermastsr Department OF Yves
virginia, Cumberland, Nd, aud marked aProposal
Blank forms Of bids, guarantees and bonds maj
Dc obtained on application TO this ONCE. -s-Gr'
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cleveland Pittsburg andWheeI.
~ 97i8 ing Rail Road.aan nfA.T

u i,
0N.AGD ARTRR MONDAY Nov 18th, 1888. lPas.
lHs VIII lefye RFidEePeFt q fqllewI
HOO NJ Nah Train, stopping at all Statious ar.
oIsTsIsnd T1 ~ ssGa 9t $50 F. NJ, and
900 +. NJ Accommodation Train stopping At ali
5'aaaa ipse M arrives At pittsburgh At sos
BIO A, N. and Cleveland at oS6 A.ST. =
RETURNING TRAINSs .ls
Leave Cleveland at $40 A d. and sop NJ ar.
Eo a Bf ssSBafE & e rs and S A
A. II. and 6NR P. NJ a. - .1 1S''OP
CohHSctAons are made as Follows,
At Fist'Ourgh With POnn!yiTHnia R: X. for Ha5ris
lt ifi r.; burg, Baltimore, Washington PhIIG-
a. delphtai New York and Boston : :,
Al cleveland With Cleveland & TOled R. r. for San.
g. dnsky, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago and
-E+ IAN ia All points In the NoREH WKsT WIFI
/ ,s Euttas yetrott steamers for Detroit jackson.
Hhicagoand the NORTH WEsT. : Wiz
.it.H' I'D %gyeisnd Erie r, r, for Erie, Dun.
Erk, Buffalo and Niagara Pall6., With
-+a SIeySiand. Columbus &Cincinnati fol-
ua.-s y5a Ste esII,lns; pelATare Columbus and
Al Hudson with the 9: Z. 4e.R.R, for ouyahos.
FALL, Akron, MiilSrBburgh and WooS
At Alliance with P. IT. W. 4 Q. R. 4. fOr Canton
MasSillon, Wooster, salVh, Enoq, Co
AtstsubenyilIe With p q. { g. iiUs: and A. Ru,.u
aHsR97iue with 90. o. R.R. for GAINESVILLE, New
...+ ark, Columbus, XeniA, Dayton Indt
.anAPolisi Caito; Cincinnati, LouisTilIe
5f!l.a- 7.l 81 Louis, St. Joseph and ali pointI
Wtst and South West. 4" : itfi1,E{
Exeqr9ton Tickets to Pittsburgh and return s., 90
khES Always as low, and time much quicker thar
Through Tickets to all points In the West! Norti
and and East can be procured at the once under tn
Agent at Bridgeport Station = - lfsiiSsaASS
freight contracts will be made ut lowest rates Il
any point accessible by this road and its
70 the East, North, West and NOrtlf-We N ofo,
under MLure House, orWith It. Agent a Bridoe
port STATION. WIN. D. TERRY, Agent J l'F
iLi. = . =. Wheeling, We,
- D. B. WILLIAMS, Agent,
.J.N.MeoULLoUaH, pros,a.pt.i sSFidsspOrt'o.
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GROVER "a BAKEB'S'
PREMIUM SEWING G. MACHINES vi lCt;AE S
- THE ONLY GOLD MEDAL


Rver Awarded to Sewing Machines in Illinois. .,
VNHBsE Machines we're awarded tho Highest Pre-.
ny Sewing Machines the B. It MatufsStI ring MI
Chimes and the Best Machine Work, at the following
STATE FAIRS, of1s6S: mt -.
New York State Pair, 3. -rl-
First Premium for family machine. s..t az
First Premium for double-thread machine.
First Premium for machine work. f. az FL
Vermont State Pair,
First Premium fol family machine. iru 90 .-l
First Premium for manufacturing machine.
First Premium for machine work.
Iowa State Fair, .--isf-IH-ta- y .r .,.I
First Premium for family machine.
MEst Sremium for manufacturing machine. ~
,,I tiESt PTs1 1t tor uiaeins work r. a-a
Rint Premium for family machine -luDa
First Premium for manufacturing machine.
5 sir.s PEemi1m for machine work. -iH+i
Eirst premium for machine for ali purposes. q
first Premium for machine work. -fII %
Illinois State Fair,
EiIs. Premium for machine for all purpOsos: p
First Premium for machine work.
Kentucky State Fair,
First Premium for machine for ali pnrpcsas
hBt Premium for machine work. Tl'et..lal
Pennsylvania State Pair, -
FIRST Premium for manufacturing machines, sulr
Ohio State Fair, ~
First Premium for machine work. fraq4,
-4Hd at the following County fairs: .,sG q,
chittenden Co, Vt, Agricultural Society, q, In,
ElrSI Pfemlnm Tor family machine : $500 -
First Premium for manufacturing nRnbInR
First Premium for machine work, E7If
ChAmplain Valley, Vt Agricultural Society
FIRST Premium for family mRchibe 81 90.
First Premium for manu- featuring 'tnaebIna- 4"
First Premium for machine work IT, r..r
HAmpdeu CO., Mass., A griculturai Soeietv
Diploma for family machine 4f-HLs
diploma for machine work -'"F
Franklin Co., N. y; Fair, .,I.t ., +'H"'
First Premium for faulty machine .. b. o.
First Premium for Tnanut4cturihp n,nrh;na
Queen's Co, y. T., Agricultural Society ~ -usn
FIRST Premium for i6miIy.maehine
Washington Co., N. Y, Fair iia1ab
First Preni m for family n,achina n .
Saratoga Co, N. Y, Fair, ~ f'
First Premium for family n.achines .H.. i-..
Mechanics Institute, Pa Pair :Gi.!.f
First Premium for machine Tor all p o
First premium for machine work 80
Tue above comprises ALI the Pairs at ,vbt.h a.,
GROVER BAKER MACHINES yTeral sShtbt ~
thiA year. AT nearly alIof thsm the isSfJn Sis
Machiues were in competition. s'1h'tFt
the SEoIk made o. pom the Grover &{Rakar aa,v;,,
Maehine has received the First Premiupn nj ever
SEats FAR In the United States where a ma 49,
eAh1bited this date. Fati.H ~ - - SN
Sales rooms 1g6k Main ST., Wheeling, w! va
,,,,,oo. o.. JOS. McDONAL, 3
General gent.
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hereby certify to the best OF my knowledge and
S1ncient as sureIes for the amount for which they
onsr &c be security. : "
TO be certified by the United States District AZ.
torney, Oolleetor OF Customs or any other oficer
InueE the United states Government, or responsI.
bic person known TO this Office = - SN
~ rrH A.V. BARRINGRR
Captain and ChieT QuArternnstsr.
JAhZz-ti Department OF West virginia.
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lunnAFy ae, 1854.
rPUnLIC RrsuIurILlt o n n

A RksoLUTIos7 p ah1bSeEdaGofy IL .tbo Joint
Resolution so supply 10 part de6cien-
cies in the appropriations for the Public
Printing, and TO supply deficiencies in
the appropriations for bounlies to Vol
unteers." vAH '-fs =
Resolved by the Senate aud House of
REPRESENTATIVES of the United States Of
America in Congress assembled, That the
the money paid by drafted persons under
the act for calling out the national forces
and for other purposes, approved March
or that may be paid under any act for ike
purposes shall be paid into the Treasury
of the United States, and shall b. drawn
on requisitions, as are other public MONEYS,
the expenses of draft and for the procura.
tiOn of substitutes, for which purposes the
money so paid in is hereby appropriated.
Approved, January l6. 1854. ~
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[PUBIIC REsoIUTIoN-No. Al

LPUBLIc REsoLUTIoH-No. 4.
JOINT RESOLUTION to provide for the print
ing annually otethe report of the Com
missioner of Internal Revenue.
Be it resolved by the Senate and House
OF Representatives of the United States of
America in Congress assembled, That it
shall be the duty of the Superintendent of
the Public Printing annually to print, for
the use of the Commissioner of Internal
Revenue one thousand copies of his report
10 the Secretary of the Treasury.
Approved, January 10, 1864. e.,
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[PUBLIo REsOLurlox-No. 81
JOINT RESOLUTION to continue the boun.
ties heretofore paid.

ties heretofore paid.
Be it resolved by the Senate and House
of Representatives of the United States of
America in Congress assembled, Thst the
bounlies heretofore paid, under regulations
and orders from the War Department, to
men enlistipg in the regular OF volunteer
forces OF the United States for three years
or during the war, shall continue 10 be
paid from the FIFTH day of January, eiRh-
teen hundred and sixty four, until the
first day Of March next, anything in the
act approved December third.
eighteen huR4Fed aud sixty three, to the
CONTRARY nqtWithstandipg This ,resolu
ton to be ID force from and after its pas
,sige. ntes ffsa t3ia e-1noiI 3 : =
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Capt A. v. BAlRINGEB, Chief QuarterrnAs.srD sport
ment Of West Virginia, Cumberland, Nd.


County O., and State OF, hereby Jointly
and seyOrally covenant with the United States and
guarantee in case the foregoing bid OF-be
accepted that he they will within ten Ilays asr
the acceptance Of said bid execute the contract tor
the tame with good aud sufficient suret.es in a
SUN equal TO the amount Of the contract to furnish
the forage proposed in conformity to tic terms az
advertisement dated - 1864, Under which me
bid was made, and In case the sAid--Sha fail to
enter into contract Aforesaid VIC Ruarnntee to
make good the difference between the oIfer by Inc
and the next lowest responsible bidder,
or the person to whom the contract may be awarded
Given under our hands aud seals this-day OF
---1S64 ' "
Witness: s-rs. f
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FORM OF PROPOSAL.

], the subscriber, do hereby propose to furnish
aud deliver to the United States At the Quarter
master Department At -, agreeable to the terms
dated Cumberland, Md,--1s6l, the following
-; Bushels Of Corn in sacks, Ut sr Bushei
Bushels Of Oats, in sacks, at per bushel
pOundS -'''' ''A'E' A' per Ton no OF 1850
pounds. 20 'VH "a 4'OV '
Delivery to commence on or before 4Hs day Of
--lS64I and 70 be completed on or before 5ths
day of---lse-, and -pledgs myself to enter
into written contract with the United States with
good and approved security, within the space Of ten
days after being notified that my bid has been 40.
II a., Your ob't, servant, 9 is;
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by q certain practice
tnuuISeo IN when alone, = habit v learned
rom evil eomPanions, or at school, the sfiectS or
which are nightly felt, even when aSleep and II moi
cured renders marriage impossible, and DESTROYS
pGt6 mind and body, should apply Immediately,
what pity that young man, the hope or bis
country, the darling OF his parents, should be
by the consequences OF dsviatinE fror the pstb on
nature andindnlgingiu certain secret habit such
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i'DIBEASR OF IMPRUDENCE.

70 WheAs the misguided and imprudent yotarv of
pressure hnds that he has Imbibed the seeds OF ths
painful disease it too often happens that an itimed
senssot shame, or dread Of discovery, detsrs him
from applying TO those who, from education and
can alone bsfriend him, delaying till
the constitutional symptoms Of this horrid disease
t9eir appearance such asuleeratsd sore throat
limbs, dimhess Of ID deafness, node on the ,SiD.
pones and arms, blotehes ON the head, face and ex-
progressing with frghtfuI Fapdity till at
the palate 81 the mouth the bones of The noSe
IN! and the victim OF this awful disease becomes
horfl9 OBJECT Of administration, until death puts
u ,f M nEeaalul sptiering5 By sending him
traveller returnB.ih M - - N '"Ne Il"
81 HeLG1etoly fact that thousands fall victims
ths terrible disease owing 70 tho unskilfIlnesS
q ignorant pretenderss who, by the use Of that
Oeaaty totsonI Mercury, ruin the eonStitutIon and
make the residue Of lie miSerablhl ! . Z
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Rsllg.g 4tsIligeutpt
4OFFICIAL.
eighth Congress

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Patsed at ths Ftrst ISession of The Thirty.
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ID ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.
the many Thousands cured at 4hiS institution
yiI eIte5 year aud the numerOni important Bur
performed by Dr., Johnston wit
neSed oy ths reporttfB or The t5aH, . soiipper"
aSany other PePerl, notices Of which have Sp-
hi Standing aS g6StIeman 6feharlefsr And rSTpon-
slpPility' y tpmeient guarantee 70 the anFcted
/, SKIN DISEASES sPREDiLY CURED.
= letters rsesitSd 6uisSia and con.
2 stAmp p be ed,pR tie reply. PersO'
i'lSenlent describing gynptonHt,lb6~
.oai John n. JOHNSTON. N. D.,
! 81 ~ the baltimore Lack Hospttal Baltimore
ge1s-A '-et stAFd ~ Maryland
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~ TAKE PARTICULARS NOTICE

ann EAhL1OUbAh NOTICE.
selves BY improper indulgeRgepce and Solinry hab.
~, when ruin both body and mind, uniting thea,
'9s eit9eE on4 pess study, society or marriage
pFoduGed BY early habits of youth, VIA WsakneS,
shs BACK and Limbs Pains in The Head, Dmness
Loss OF Muscular Power. PaIpitGtion Of the
Heart Dyspepsia, Nervous Irritabiiitv DeFHnva.
nent OF the Disesttve Functions, Gsnsral Debility
symptoms OF Consumption, 4ei4 Ilstrgg
M1hhfALIf.-The fearful effects ON the mind ara
much to be dreaded-LosS Of Memory, ConfuTion Of
4asaS Depression Of sPirts. Evil Ror6odingS Aver.
IGN 70 society, selDstrust, Love or Solitude Tim
aoaty, 6c% are eomeio 1.-THE evils produced
THOUSANDS OF persOns of all ages can now fudoa
What Is the cause OF their declining health ioSiSg
sRslt Ills9rl becoming weak, pale nSrTo1B and
eyes, cough andI ymptomA. of consumption.
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10 Ma RRIA0B. -

Reflect that sound mind and body arc the most
necessary requisites to promote conn1blai happi-
nssI: lDaeeos without these the Journey through
~ daEkens 20 the view; the mind becomes Endowed
With despair and hlledWiEh the nolanchoIy refiec-
ft nm me hapPine:s o. another becomes Dghted
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STRANGERS

rsr,,.+ - - =, ~ AsaiN1 hESo t7si
~ your hSes OF health, 70 the care of many
mans or character who copy Dr.. john
ssohs advertisements, or style themSeiyes IN The
fneSSPa perS, regularly Educated PhJsicinnI inca
Rsoie q Curing, they keep you trihIng month amer
az by Io ~ their hhhy and poisonodg
y tsnS - hpe smallest zee can Ibsoobtained and
oVSE your own calling dlAppOintmsnb
Ii III. SohnAton - the only Physician adyeFtising
oficH 0Ee1ehasls or diplomAs alNAy3 hang In his
t,I hls remedies or Treatment are Unknown to all
1S1a PTepared from aliio spent IN the great hoS
@ ISd practice than my other PLY acisn
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.BtbFIFI9B5IEt0e;EI HOSPITAL
- ~ I9D1,A ", rREFuaR FROM
nHB nNARiRIEA CElGNHRREa
CURE GAIN bE-
ION h Dfao1EbIvrpvn rpp -,

k5J0HNsF0tI Has DiEC6YERRp THE Mos,
n he SF lEs 974S EFSftys Remedy
ne BACK and Limbs, Structures, A9eetionS Of tSa
htdnsyS and Bladder, lnyoI1ntafS bfnSSTosS' IN tne
fa 81 R PC NerySuihe DyspePsa,
Of the Heart TImIdtty Trembling a.
OF DIse6se Of the HsSs TSIoS q
ae Terrible iSoTsri SI3s5, s tom
the solitary Habits OF Youth-thoSe sTcRIT ana IN
995S sSi e thsE Victims than the
their most brilliant hopes or antfciDGtionS tsDias
ING marriage, So impossible. - ''''N'''
-. =; YOUNG MEN "a
Especially, who have beecne III victims Of soIi,.-
ndSfy habit which an
Young Men 81 the most exalted talents And bTiII;.t
intelle who might otherwise have entraneSd liz.
walked to eescy the living Tyre may eli i9S sS or
confidence lE Ia 4 j IA a - I'LL -'- 'NA
,Dl. MARRIAGE.
aaSFted Persons. or Young Men contemplating
marriage, being aware fphy deal WEAKNESS. orTSniS
deputy deformitieS speedily cured =
nc Eho places himself under the care Of DR.. J.
may rem gtouBly eonfde IN his honor "a antIe,n.
aud eonndsDtlyzEely upon his BkiIl a. a pSyTcIsn
n a. ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Immediately cured and FulI YiQor ReStoraS
rms Distresaing renders Life and
oiatrage tmpoHible-=is the penalty raid by NE
tlepns o. improper indulgence Young persons are
100 apt to commit excuses nom not Bcihg nWare Of
ne. s5s aTIsaanl s9psequeneeS Chat may ensuS Now,
lI6 buH9ecL Will pretend to
the power Of ptOsrOaton is lost sooner by
lnoSe INTO improper habits than by the pri-
denti Besides being deprived STtH6s pleasure Of Of
Z 5o& 9ss as9qs sHd destructive .1.
Deconss deranged, the Phys cal and Mept1
ITn1!taollity DyGpepsia, PalpitatI6n the Hsa,
LpalResffonI Constitutional Debility, wasting OF
the Pratne, Cough, CONSUMPTION, Decay and Death.
ONCE, No. z South Frederick ST.,
Left hand side going from Baltimore street, few
and number Tf8 .d5i6I ) y 9lFfiYFfEl ''iO NAuhs
letter. must be paid and contain q, stamp. Tho
Doctor Diploma hangs In his ONCE.
"A CURE WARRANTED TWO DAYS
PCS gLgsf.E Sic ~ Tsiit razr -
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DIR. 5JOHNSTON.a

IemUeF Of Ihe hoyal College q surgeons London
Gradnato from one otthe m6st eminsnt Colleges in
ne5 been spent In the hospitals 81 I6Hdon paris
phta' and elsewhere, has effected some Of
many troubled with ringing in the head aud can
wen asleeP, great nervousness, being alarmed Al
suuuen Sounus oashfuiness, with frequent bushIng
cured immediAtelY - " f4ttnu' Nete
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New A dvertise
Trustees Sale of Valuable Real
Estate on Market Square In s.
fhe City Of Wheeling. q

DY virtue Of q deed Of trust dated the fotn day %
D December, 1860, made by Jefferson L. sangs.o9 70
Edward a. Ftahugh Trustee, which sald dee ca; =
now of record in the Office of the Recorder for OHIO
county in deed book As folios ISL and 49, Also, by
virtue of an order of the Circuit Court for ONO county
made on the 4th day Of january, 1854 whereby tas
rnst n nlacs Of the said Edward n. Ftzhugh, the u-
dersgned viii as slid trustee proceed to sell at public
auction at the front door of the Court House in said
county on Monday the sth day OF February 1854 the
liz and situate at the corner of Market Square and
Market alley in the city of Wheeling and State OF
West Virginia, and fronting 20 feet inches on Mar
the same width to the depth Of ninetyfour feet and
situate north of said alley and west OF Market Space
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Terms Of SALE ten per cent cash. and for the balance
credit of Six twelve and eighteen months, the pur-
chaser giving bond with good security, or all cash
purchaser prefers. ALONZO LokiNG,
ianQ-30d Trustee.
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New YEARS Day the thermometer, at st
Louis indicated twenty-five degrees below
zero. Such degree of cold, SAYS the Re
ps6lioan, sis without parallel here at least
for tbirty-one years. For twenty-five winters
during that period the mercury has sunk to
or below zero In seven Of those winters
it fell below ten degrees, to Wit: in January
1884, February, 1885, January, l84l, Janu-
airy, 1852, February, 1856, January, 1857,
and January, 1864. But at no time before
this year has it indicated so intense a de.
gree of cold as on the lst instant.
Probably, considering together with the
extreme cold the furious snow storm which
accompanied it, the weather here has new
er been more intolerable than for the last
two or three days. From the above STATE,
ment, it is observable that the severest cold
occurs in the months of January and Feb
rusryn i'- -'.-
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LIEUTENANT COLONEL THo's j. MORGAN,
of the negr o regiment in Nashville, attend,
ed a Christmas dinner at Headquarters.
whereupon scene ensued, which one of our
cotemporaries thus sketches: "Lieut Col.
MORGAN, at the Christmas dinner at head
quarters in Nashville, offered his hand to the
Lisutenaut Colonel of the 102d Ohio, with
whom he had had, when Lieutenant, some
friendly acquaintance. The latter refused
to take bis hand, saying he didn't recog
nize these niger officers To which our
contemporary, whs is negro-worshipper,
appends the following question and reaecr
tion: SHOW the question is, will the War
Deparsment recognize these niger officers,
or haye them recognized in our army2 If
80, It differs witt the Lieutenant Colonel of
the load Ohio" This question, which the
War Department no doubt will AVE to
meet, Is but a very faint specimen of the
sup erlative devotion of the party in power
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The fact is indisputable that the 'inVen-
tive talent employed on the radical re-
publican press is greater than that engaged
in supplying the world with yellow liter
allure. It is like reading chapter in 'GuL-
11vER's Travels or, barring the difference
in style, like devoul ing one of CoBB's Led
ser stories, to read the radical papers
''about these days. LINCOLN Is the hero
and SEYMOUR his enemy.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-09

On the 18th ul,t., a fight occurred neal
Fort Gibson, in the Cherokee Nation, be
tween one thousand rebels under GUAM
TRELL. and about six hundred Federals
under Colonel PHILLIPS, of the Indian brl-
gade, resulting, after an engagement o.
Sc yer,.l hours, in the defeat of the former
who were scattere d in all directions, lea
wing tifty-one killed and wounded on the
field The Federal loss is said to have been
So ,all s.7. ...s ..s
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-09
DIED,

D1EDs
On Tuesday January 5th, Of scarlet fever, AnEL,
Turner, infant daughter Of Capt. Tho,s Moore az
Elizabeth his wife, aged % months ana 10 aayf'
Open the door lightly,
Bride the breath,
Our little earth-angel
Is talking with death.
Gently he woos her
She wishes to stay;
His arms are about her
He bears her away
Music comes floating
Down from the dome
Angels are chanting
The sweet welcome home.
Come stricken weeper
Come to the bed;
Gaze on the sleeper
Our idol il dead
Smooth out tho ringlets,
ID Close the blue eye; .-
No wonder such beauty
- Was claimed in the sky.
Cross the hands gently
Ger the white breast,
So like wild spirit
Strayed from the best
Bear her out softly,
This idol Of ours;
Let her grave slumber
Behind the sweet flowers: