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

The sudden change in the weather last
Thursday night was one of the most re-
mnrkable things in meteorological way
ever coming within our experience A
comfortable atmosphere was almost in a
twiukling, aud without any apparent indi-
cation or premouition, converted Into a
blowing, drizzliug, freezing storm, and be-
fore an hour the thermometer must have
run down twenty degrees. What added
to the singularity of the performance was
the fact that the change took place exactly
at miduighti just as the old year was going
out and the new year coming in 1t was
clearly fight between the Gins" and the
"outs." Strange that with the example of
nearly six thousand predecessors before it,
the year 1863 should have contracted the
notion that it could hold on after its ap-
pointed time had expired. Nature knows
no second terms Every fellow must trav-
ell as soon as time is called.
AS showing the severity of the recent
change we may mention that on New Years
day at noon scarcely speck of ice was to.
be seen in Wheeling creek. On Saturday
at the same hour it was frozen over hard
enough to bear a mans weight.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-01
NRwBERN, N. q. Dec.


The North Carolina Times saws "A FIVE
dollar. gold piece was sold at auction for
$3.50 in Confederate notes at DanYille a
few days since.
The same paper heartily endorses Pres.
ident Lincoln's recent proclamation and
advises the people of the State to accent II,
1t also copies and endorses a remarkable
article from the Richmond Wig, which
contains the following significant para
graph =
Slavery has stabbed itself to death. It
has slnned against the light, committed the
objectionable sin, and must die.
The Raleigh Standard and the Raleigh
Progress are very severe in their criticisms
on JEFF. Davis message They publish
President Lincoln's Message aud proclama.
ton, with favorable comments.
The North Carolina Times SAYS The
British schooner G. o. Bigslow, which was
captured by the United States transport
Fulton, and then abandoned, made her way
into Swansboro, near Wilmington, unload
ed her salt, and was a bout to run the block
ade in ballast, when she was caught and
burned Oy one of the United States steam
The health of this department is good
The weather is mild and pleasant.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-01

IT is very gratifying to see SO many Of
the old soldiers re, enlisting. We hear Of
one regiment in which every man has re-
o"IESs0a' ""u seTeraT otueTs III winch
three.fOurths or four-fths of the soldiers
have pledged their services anew for three
years to come. The hearts of those gall
liant fellows are in their work. They do
not see in any false, romantic light. They
know all its stern realities. They under
stand what it is to be a soldier. They do
not tender their services with any bravado
or Boosting. Quietly, seriously, earnestly,
they announce that they are ready to stand
by the government, as they have stood by
it, through sunshine and storm, through
summer and winter, through the labors o f
the camp, the WEAKNESS of the march, the
perrls of battle, the suferings in the hos.
pital, the horrors of Imprisonment, until
the rebellion is put down, and the fouuda.
tons of peace securely laid. We cannot
look upon the brave, patriotic men, with
out feeling akin to reverence.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-01
The Election next Thursday.

1t may or may not be necessary to tell
our readers that great many mixed tick
cts will be presented for their support Mt
the township elections in this county on
the 9TH instant next Thursday. Men dis
loyal will be mixed up with men loyal on
the tickets, aud the whole thing will be
headed Union ticket Instead of "Consti-
tutional Union" the heading under which
the ordinance of Secession was voted for
on the 23I OF May 1861. Every loyal man
in each of the townships knows, or ought
ia know, who of the candidates are true
men, and who are not, and there is no e&-
cuse for any mistakes between the two =
The policy of the sympathizers has been at
these township elections in other counties
to slip in as many of their kind as possible.
To that end they sandwich one of them in
each ticket and carry him through which Is
30 much of clear gain for them. We dou6t
whether any sufficient Importance is being
attached to these township elections
Nevertheless they are the foundation stones
on which the tone and complexion of the
county will rest. There is au apathy in
regard to them that augurs i'll. Unless
more attention is given to the tickets be-
tween this and Thursday, we should not be
surprised to see a number of very doubtful
persons elected. We earnestly ask Union
men to look we'll to their tickets.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-01
LOST--$5O Reward.

Dissolution of Partnership.
V7VHH eo.partnership heretofore existing under
/ the hrm Of Connolly, Cook 1 Co., Oil Refners,
has been dissolved, by the remaining partners pur
chasing the entire interest Of John Cook. The bus
lness Of the late will be settled by the new firm.
CONNOLLY, FORD 4 co.
The undersigned having withdrawn from the late
hrm would respectfully Rsk for the new firm the
came patronage heretofore bestowed
Wheeling, December 81, 1858. jana
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-01

OK the lst of January, 1868. the. stock
of the Cleveland and Pittsburg road quoted
in the New York market at 55 On the
frst of this January it quoted at los, near
ly 100 per cent of an advance. Its highest
intermediate point was lis. Its frmness
duriug what is called the present tight
money market is considered remarkable.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-01
LinSIey Institute.

TVNHE exercises Of this Academy under ths ca-. =,
4 Kew. 4. v. DOdge, Principal. and Nj. d p Jo1sS
AsSistAnl, will be resumed on Monday jSnuSrT Ar
1853, In the room known a. Schwartz 9SIoSn ~
Odd Fellow Hall corner Of Monroe and Ponr.h
streets. Entrance on Fourth street few more
students can be received. dscSI az
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-01

ShG MEssRs. EDIFoRs: Please to annopnca
49, JOHN P. WAYMAN, Of Glen Easton. as n
candidate for Treasurer Of MarshalI county Al ths
ensuing election. ~ ~ 'i''
Mr.. Waymau's business qualifications, character
and Unionism commend him as a At mSn for the
position. jAnl MARSHALL
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-01
MARRIED,

In MOundsYille. Marshall county, ". Va, by the
father, (Michael DUN, ESQ j Lieut.. Will BUGLET,
Co. A, 18th Va. Infantry, and Miss ENMA DuNH, both
Of MoundsViIIe.
Ok Wednesday, De esmber sd, by the Rev. Law
erty Greer, Mr.. WN. J. BoGGs, TO Miss VIRGINIA P.
sAWHHL, all OfOhlo county, Wegt Va. dAWt
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-01

The greatest power of endurance of sueb
hardships as belong to soldiers life h.
longs to men over thirty five years of age.
men from eighteen to thirty are ten times
on the sick list where those older are opiv
once. The records of the hospitals around
Washington develop the fact that as;da
from surgical cases, the patients under
'h'Fty'hve are as forty to one over that age.
consequently sound man of forty. and 81
temperate-Habits, will endure more fa.igns
and bard treatment than one equally sound
at the age of twenty. Go in, second class
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-01
DIED,

On Saturday afternoon at O'Clock, of Apoplezy,
JOHL rRIsIER, in the 66th year OfhiS age.
The funeral will take place f,om his late residence
on Monroe street on Monday afternoon at o'clock
The friends of the family are invited to attend
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-01

TaE new balls of the Senate and House
Oh Delegates at the Linsley institute, will
present quite a legislative appearance a,
me next session, commencing on the 18th
lnusea' "nen The whole Institute is put in
proper TRIM and the Executive once.
moved up there, people NtllgeaeralIy SUP.
pose We always had the capitol Of. sor.
State SEOtheE here. eL5t-+zeE i 800
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-01
ELECTION.
MER0EAEEs, AID Mlen4nlos' B!

ME1cHART8' AID MRoHLNIos' BAHH y
WHRHIH0, December 30, 1859
FTNHB annual meeting Of the stockholders Of mi,
u Bank will be held ut their Banking HotsS IN
wheeling on Monday, the 18th day Of JaSuary next
being the second Monday OF aid month for dc mr.
pose Of electtng nine Directors for the RAM A.
Hheeling and seTon Directors for the BraDchea =.
MorBantovnJ ClArkS6uTg and Point PleaSant
dec3I.Gd 8. BRADY, CnahIaF
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-01

FoR CoUGHs, CoLDs, and THROAT DlsOR
DERs, use ''BroVn's Bronchial TroeheS,"
having proved their efficacy by a test of
many years.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-01
Real Estate for Sale

A 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, OF the 18th Inst, will of.r
~ for sale in front ofthe premises, to the hrheSt
Whitehead, deceased, being part OF Lot No Z. and
nearly opposite the Monroe House. The propertT
mas about thirty feet front aud rms back 10 ne
Ohio river. Terms Of sale, Cash - ~
ianl.tdt 4. w. PAXTON Rronr,tnr
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-01

Sale OF a five Dollar Gold Piece at
llAuction-OpInIOn OF tho Press Re-
gnFding President LIncOIn's and
JeT. Davis Message, 80.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-01
Important Nntina

WE would respectfully inform those iudsbted IN
w US that their luS are now ready for Settle-
nent' and We hope none will fail to come forward
JaHi 1'A' 1HN p-' up D. N1oo11.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-01
War Meeting In HANCOCK County

war Meeting in Hancock County.
A mass meeting of the citizens OF Ham
cock county was organized in the Court
House on Tuesday, the Goth inst, and was
addressed in an able manner by Samuel
Crane, Esq, State Auditor, and Rev. D.
HerVeyi after which a series of resolutions
were adopted unanimously, of which the
following is synopsis:
ReEotVed, That we will pay to each vol
unteer from Hancock county who may
have enlisted in the three years. service of
the U. S. Army, since the formation of the
18th Regiment We. Vol. Infantry, the sum
of sixty dollars.
RESOLVED, That We will pay to the INDECENT
wife or mother of each volunteer from
Hancock county who roW is or may be
enlisted and accepted (prior to January
9th, 1861 in the three years. service of
the U. S. Army, the sum OF five dollars
per mouth, to commence on January 9Th,
1864, and continue during the service of
such volunteer.
RESOLVED, That we will pay to each vol
un.eer from Hancock county who may be
enlisted and accepted by the proper au-
thorlties (prior to January 9Th. 1861 in
the three years service of the u. s. army,
the sum of two hundred dollars.
ResolUed, That B. J. Smith, Esq of CLAY
township, be appointed to receive and dis
ourse the funds provided for the payment
OF the above bouuties.
RrsotUed, That we hereby direct and
authorize the Board ofSupervisors to levy
upon the property of this county, taxable
for county purposes, sufficient amount to
meet all the above liabilities.
Resolved. That the Wheeling Intelligea-
Ger and Wellsburgh Herald be requested to
publish the proceedings -aC this rasaLisE.
10EAFHAN WILSON, Sen, Pres't.
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FOR RENT

A oOMF0RFABLEB BRICK DWELLING HousR
"a on Fifth street, above Monroe, from lSt Ann
1854. For further particulars apply to
deeSO1W JOHN DONIoN
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TEACHERS

WILL please take notice that there viii n. :.
w meeting Of the board Of School ExaminefS Of
the city and county, At their room in the Co1Tt
House, on Tuesday, January 6th 1854. NJ 9 oSeJoek
a. ~. Persons applying for examination EiIi
please be punctuAl IN their attendance at the hour
APP0inted- fiae- A. 8. TODD.
QecSl-t0 SacFataFv NJ n.
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DIVIDEND.

,u, PEoPLET BANK, January ?. lsst
Hk Directors Of this Bank have this dSv 5scIS.,
\ dividend Of 10 per cent, ON the capital StocE
GUY Oh the Pronts OF the last Sx months frea Fro
state and Federal tax, payable 70 the
Jane J.R. DIOKRY, Cashier,
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DTVTDMHn

The Directors Of this Rank have thi. day d.c,.,.,
III ~ 2, zee Per cent out Of the pFoiS Of he
payable g stockholders on demand az
RWhoslIuEs January l. i & !. hILDRRFH, Treas;
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
MHSiGal InStrlCtiOn.

ON Monday evening, January 1lth, at % o'eioeE,
I J there will be formed at my room class loF
In the Tudinents Of Vocal Music.
All those desirouS of learning musical notstio9;
especially in church music are invited % attend
a. 10 state that prompt attendance 1t
the hrst meeting Is AL important.
Por terms and particulars enquire At my room
over J. 8. Rhodes' store Entrance on Monroe street
iap4.II NJ. II. MORGAN.
MRssRs. RDIToRs: Please announce
k5SSG HIRAM RAY as an independent Union
candidate for Justice Of the Peace Of West Libery
tOEnshSp' and Oblige nANv VOTERS.
r. M. O. A.-The annual meeting
W. Of the Young Meme Christian AsSoeiation
oTthe city OF Wheeling will be held in their room,
corner Of Main aud Monroe Streets on Monday
evening" January 4th, 1854, at ~ o'clock, for the
election OF officers for the ensuing year and for the
Transaction Of such other business Is may be pre-
scented. full attendance Of members y requested.
Jan4-1tS ". B. SIMPSON sec'y.
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ELECTION

TINHB regular annual meeting OF the stoekhold,r,.
i Of the Savings bank OF WheeHnR for ~ 49,
ton Of seven DroetorS, will be held St ne RSnk a
ThursdAy, January 9Th, between the hour Of ope
and three O'eIOek, P. n = 49,
dsoSOsd SIP. HILDREFH, Treas.
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NORTH WRsrERN BANK o. VIRaINIA,

NORTH WESTERN BANK OF VIRGINIAIl -
WHEELING, January I'd, 1854.
WTHE annual meeting Of stockholders aud election
~ for Directors Of the Parent Bank and Branches,
Will be held at the Banking House in wheeling on
Tuesday, 18th lust, between the hours Of eleven
O'Clock. A, NJ, and three O'clock, P. n.
jau4-2W G. LAMB, Cashier pro. tenn.
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FOR RENT.

ETNHR large aud eoumodlous house kDo,y,, :. AZ.
Hartman Houso, in Centre wheeling PolseS.
sion given April I, 1854. s-lGf
dee3o4E SIP. HILDRRrH, Frustea
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DIVIDEND.

CITIEENs' DRPosIF BANK. u
WHEELING, Jan. 1St, 1864.
rINHE Board Of Directors Of this Bank have this
day declared dividend upon the capital stock
OF ave 6 per cent ont ofthe profits for the last SIX
months, payable to the stockholders on demand.
jana st g. ADAMS, CaShier.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-01

God guard our hAg, and keep each star
Each stripe a. bright as new they wave
sun make 1t lead our ranks in var,
Stiii float above each patriots grave,
Death " the traitor thAt would dare
TO trail II Though the dust Of shame,
All honest hearts its lot will share
Aud follow II to Death or PHme.
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GEN. Grant. oongratura,ory order to
wAsuISoTOs, Dec 80, 1868.

WAsHINsToS, Dec 80, 1868.
The following is Gen. Grants cOugratu-
latory order to his army:
HEADQUARTERS MILITARY DIVISION
OF The MISSISSIPPI, In THE FIELD,
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Dec. 10, SO.
GENERAL ORDERs No. 9.-The General
commanding takes this opportunity of re.
farming his sincere thanks and cougralu-
lstion to the brave armies of the Cum ber-
land, the Ohio, the Tennessee. aud their
Comrades from the Potomac, for the recent
splendid and decisive successes achieved
over the enemy. In 8 shOrt time you have
recovered from him the control Of the Ten
nessee liver from Bridgeport to Knoxville.
You dislodged him from his great strong
hold upon Lookout Mountain, drove him
from Chattanooga Valley, wrested from.
his determined grasp the possession of
Missionary Ridge, repealed with heavy loss
to him his repeated assaults upon Knoxville,
forcing him to raise the siege there,
driving him at all points. utterly routed
and discounted beyond the limits of the
State. By your noble heroism and de-
termined courage, yOu have most efectu-
ally defeated the plans of the enemy for
| regAining possession of the States of Ken
| lucky aud Tennessee. You have secured
PSISAS'OHS 'AOtn "hlSu ~ E6UeIIlpuS power
can drive or dislodge you For all this the
General Commanding thanks you cOllec-
lively and individually. The loyal people
of the United States thank and bless you.
Their hopes and prayers for your success
against this unhOly rebellion are with-you
daily. Their faith in you will not be in
vain. Their hopes will be blessed
Their prayers to Almighty God will be
answered. You will yet go to other fields
Of strife; and with the invincible bravery
and Gnainehing loyalty to justice and right
which have characterized you in the past,
you will prove that no enemy can with
stand you. and that no defenses, however
formidable, can check your onward march
By order of Maj. Gen. U. S. GRANT.
T. S. BowERs, Assistant Adj. Gen.
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FOR RENT

THE LARaE WARER0OM now OeSapIsd by TIE
u uBdAusiEHsd, No. rs Main street. -ipoly u -
dsSRS-lW" NOCLRLIsGE ESoI.
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CAUTION.

TINHR public are informed that ?. A. G0ssEN 10
NO longer Ogent for me, as his last act with mo
sAML 8. SANFORD,
jan4s Sanford'S Opera Troupe.
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For Sale.

MY property situAtsd near the PomaIe SezufDarv.
ul Centre Wheeling, Consisting Ofaix apartmeDtgII
built on ful lot Of ground. The Honse g b Eoo3
condition, and viii Be sold cheap. Terms cav. ~
deeSOs2Es Fs ELIZABETH COMPTON d
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For Sale.

Two GOOD BRICK DWELLING I1ouoy, -
lang aye roons and . cellar eaeh. Sit1o,S Son'
S0nn ss5set' neariy opposite the Rait WbsSI,O,
IA sbsSL ne seoxe deaiFSbIS property viii Is
ngnea 81 a Monroe street. HHaet-
aeczg-lW JOHN A. VIHcYNq
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-01

RICHARD cORPES hit the bulls ere when
he said of our rebellion at is an arise
cratic rebellion against a democratic gov.
9 SUI, - .-.y s---l
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-01

d EMAINIEG IN THE WHEELING POST OF
h RICE, on the 9Th day OF January, 1854.
AO-PerSOns calling for letters in the LIST, wi
please say they are ADVERTISED.
LADIES' LIST. g
Almond Sonora Jefferson Miss 3
Allen Mary Joseph Mrs Simon
Austin Allie Kelly Ellen H
Acker Mrs JAsR Keyser Ann A
Baker Mary 49, KOnt Mary
Bounds Mary Lane Georgia
b Irton Sarah LOe Jane
BellVille Jane LIggett Maria
berry Mary II LeArd Mary
BehAna AaI tlIaA Miller RebeccR
Baker Ruth MARBLE Lizzie
Craig Lucinda Madden Ann
Grow MOllte Michel Anna
Coreoran MIA MAP Manly Louisa
Carnie Margaret Moore Elizabeth
Campbell Mary Morrow Kate
CleArkin Bridget Morris Caroline 20
Downs Lizzie Michsls Isabella
Downs P0ebe Ann McDermOtt Maya
DOllive Ellie McLane Sarah
Dun Deborah McMurray Sarah Ann
Bmrick Elizabeth Nichols Eliza
ktnsley AmeltA Page Kate
kttton Mary Robinson Margaret
Fitzpatrick Sarah Roberto Sarah
RlAVelle Amelia RAIDER Elizabeth
Garnet Hattie SWaRer Mary
Green Rachel Sylvis Margaret
Gregg Priscilla Smith Hannah
Grim Maggie Shaw Jane
Holiday Mrs Mary Ann shaw Lizzie
Hornbrook Rachel Shiillto Harriet
Holiday Miss Mary Thornton SRllie
HERON Caroline TeagArden jennie
iihI Mary Trisler Annie 4
Hagen Kate Vance Harriet
Harper Martha WeItey Rose
hAigh Maria Winemau Annie
Hubbard Emsline Ward Marian
Jenry Matilda West sarRh Catherine
... GENTLENENs' LIST.
Acksr James jackson Calvin
Brooks Thos II Keller III
Bruce Doctor Kapehart Col Henry
BullArd WIN g H -. KellerPP
Bradford WIN Land Charley C.l.a
Brown ReInhard3 Morgan WIN It
Burknt Robert Miller John NJ
Baker Robert Murphy John
DreltmAn Moore James G
Bowersock BenjamIn2 Martin henry
CAIN Newhouse John
Culver Simeon Nelson Jamss
6ISHeu hicnArd Nichols Hugh .'
OautmAn J. IL O'Conn"ll John
Comfy John .O'GonnelI John
Oiark GEORGE Pryor James
Crane A Belden Porter FRANK
Chambers Alex tucker DR. WIN
SAle Amos heece John
Carson Alexander Rice Col FIJIott VI
SummeLIord N 81 Russell Ch-SB E.a..
DeVlin VIM Ross A
Deloe Geo Ryan Asa
fulton David SprOul Vim r
Goshorn WmP2 Smith Jamea9
SeusteF y v Shertdeu uBrTy
Ginken Lswts StRbride VIM II
aHFdeaty Geo Steel EdWAId
HAnclett D CzI. Stone Adam -
hALi IhaS Toner wm
HeckAthbrn CP Todd HmN
HoTnDFOok BiCk JOrd 9hOmas Elias
Hsllins IL Ia TOnpkIns q q
HendrickBon John ] West VIM
uearne John Wilson VIM
1iO1na"y S'''''Ss M6ldsI -
inemimenWAy Levi Williams James U
nawkins Robert Widdel Fred
Inchmon Capt Webb @ A
Johnson WEIGH ChAS
a.. A. W. CAMPBELL, P. NJ.
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NOTICE.

HNAA annual meeting Of the .toekbsias-. -, al
~ H.hssling and Belmont sridEo Company yin bS
Hs. = theiS once on Monday, jannAFJ 1ifb. ~
cen one and four oelOek, p NJ (of The eiscttS
o. nine nAnAgefs EOFths ens1in IL ma ~ go
Seeas a. =. I,! IN Z - -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-01

THE Christmas dinner provided for so
many OF our soldier boys at Petersburg, by
certain kind hearted ludies in this vicinity
(whOse names are mentioned in the card
of thanks today was really magnificent
affair, as We learn by private adVices. 1t
was gotten mp without regard to trouble or
expense, and was worthy Of its donors and
its recipients. Tue boys lay such things
to heart.
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WANTED.

A GERMAN BOY, who can speak English and
IA can come well recommended, from II to IS
years Of age, can hnd permanent place by apply
Ing Immediately to the underHlgned slL
J. O. ORR CO,
jan4.lR sl---t Booksellers, 106 Main street.
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WHEELING.
Real Estate for Sale.

TINHB property known as the sold Jail, )" situated
i on Market street, above Madison. This prop
eTty has number of tenements on the rear Of the
lot, as we'll as on Market street, and will be sold
low to close up an estats. Apply to
dec29.2W" sis A. ALLEN HOWELL
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-01

THE nomination of Mr., John Bishop for
County Treasurer, by the Court House
Convention on Saturday last, We consider
an appropriate and deserved selection. He
is pubic spirited Gitilen, as much SO, &C
cOrding to bis means, az any one in our
midst. His hand hes been busy in good
works, ever since this war commenced,
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Sixth Seni-AlAnuRl Statement ofPeo-
pies Bank December 81, 1868.
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ID EMAINING IN THE WHEELING POST OF
h PICE, ON the 9Th day Of January, 1854.
A1-PersOns calling for letters in the LIST, will
please say they are ADVERTISED.
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All persons indebted to me me will please call and
settle, aud those having claims will preSent thsS
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