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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-13
From The Army of the Potoma

HEApquARTERs Army oF THE PoToMAC,
Jan. 9.-Seve1al rebel deserters came in
to day besides large number Of contra
bands. All were in the most wretched con-
dition imaginable, had travelled long
distance In the rain aud we're objects of pity
to all who saw them. They report that the
rebel cavalry had withdrawn to Hickford
on thS Weldon rail road where they have
gone into winter quarters. Theywere COM
PEELED to fall back to this point owing to
lack of forage between there and Ream's
station, and also for lack of transportation,
owing to the destruction of the rail road
in that direction by Warren. They how
YER have pickets as far as Resm's station,
and on the west side of Harper's run with
division of Gen. Hills corps located on
the BoyletoWn plank road.
a beautiful flag was recently presented
to the l06Gh New York veterans by the
ladies of st. Lawrence and Franklin coun-
ties, New York. 1t is handsome and
costly flag. 1t is well merited tribute to
their bravery and gallantry.
TSigned. W. D. McGREGoR.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-13
Disaster at Sea.

New York, Jan. l2.-The bark Rocka.
bite from Ragged Island, reports that on
the 9th inst, in lat. SO. long. 81, about
3 O'clock in the morning, being attracted
by calls, sent out-a boat aud found a hur-'
ricane deck which was part of the wreck OF
Albert T. Boyden and Whitney & Hatha.
ways steamer Melville, from New York on
the 9th for Hilton Head. o. the 7th in a
heavy storm, about 8 o'clock in the even
ing, one of her bows was stove in by
heavy sea. The Captain ordered the boat
lowered, when he with the Chief Engineer
aud enc seaman with several others, were
swamped in it. Tho vessel was kept afioat
until next morning by the efforts OF all on
board, when the main lite boat was low.
cred, but before the lady passengers could
be got into it the vessel went down. He
saw number perish and many clingiug to
pieces of the wreck. There was a vessel
in sight from 10 o'clock at night until lhe
Melville foundered, and the mail, consist.
ing of three newspaper and one letter bag,
was burned, 4 together with everything else
oombustiblep in order to signal the vessel
There were about IS passengers, Eve of
whom were ladies and about l6 OF the off,
GERS and crew.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-13
Miscellaneous News.

New YoRK. Jan. l2.-EfForts are being
made to bring before Congress-, AT an ea.is
date, bill to more clearly define the
status of the veteren reserve CORDS, and
place 1t under the provisions governing
the regular army.
The Wilmington papers state that the
9elenses OF the city are so strong that they
90 not fear its capture. They seem to be.
on it.
The Richmond papers says that the Salt
works in Southwestern Virginia will he
operation in about week.
The London Times says: "If the Unitad
states Government is so i'll advised, as to
send its troops to the Canada border, veTy
serious misunderstanding between the two
countries may be the consequences"
NASHVILLE, Jan. 1.-THE convention
moves heavily. There is an unexpected
harmony, however, which betokens good
results. AS soon as the morning session
opened the West Tennesseeans attacked
the vote of yesterday, which established
the basis of voting in the convention at
one vote for each county, and one in add.
t'on for each hundred election votes cast
In 1861. They denounced it as intolerable
ana proscrlptive. To preserve good order,
the East Tenuesseeans yielded, and the
vote was finally rescindad. This act has
probably insured successful issue to their
labors. Late in the afternoon the Business
Committee reported, through ]. G. Bling.
ham, series of amendments to the Con-
stitution, and recommended that they be-
brought to popular vote at once.
The minority report, presented by Jas.
r. Hood, deprecated hasty action, and
denied the power of the convention to pro.
pose amendments, and called on the Gov
ernOr to summon convention of one hun
dred members to revise the Constitution,
The convention appears unanimous for
the immediate abolition of slavery, aud
for ParsOu Brownlow as Governor, whether
civil or military.
FRANKToRT, Jan. Thames Guthrie
was elected United States Senator from
Kentucky, receiving on the first ballot sixty
five votes, against fifty six for Lowell Il.
Rosseau.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-13
n3~THE ENROLMENT L1sTs -PpIv

THE ENROLMENT L1srs.-PR1yAT1
IEBIBMTIEs.-The people have to a certain
extent responded to the appeals that have
been made to them in regard to the impor-
lance of the correction of the enrolment
lists. OF late quite large number of per-
sons who knew themselves to be exempt
from the draft for various reasons have
come forward and by giving satisfactory
reasons, have had their names stricken
from the rolls. Capt. Stone, the Provost
Marshal of this district, thinks that the
number of enrolled persons in the district,
now about sixteen thousand, will be reduo-
ed TO about fifteen thousand Eve hundred.
There are still hundreds of persons, not
liable to the draft who have failed to re.
port themselves in accordance with their
plain duty. This may easily be accounted
for. Those who have infirmities which are
not apparent and which have been sue.
cessfully concealed for years, are naturally
disincIined to come forward and acknowl-
edge their weaknesseaa and have their names
recorded in the books of the Provost Mar
shall. They prefer rather to await the
result of the draft after which they conclude
it will be time enough to expose their in
hrmities to escape service. In brief, thew
think it will be quite time to expose their
weaknesses when they have no other alter
native but to go into the field.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-13
News from Rebel souroes.

Savannah News from Rebel Sources
HAsH1EGToN, Jan. l2.-The Richmond
nlg has the following items from Savan.
nah:
The Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel OF
the 4th inst. publishes a number of news
items derived from a gentleman who left
savannah on the 1st inst. The most per.
rect order is maintained in the city. No
soldiers are allowed to interfere with the
citizens in any particular.
"A citizen was arrested by drunken SOL
oler few days since. The citizen Knocked
the soldier down. The officer of the guard,
as soon as he arrived, said nothing
70 the citizen, but had the soldier Ia.
taken to the barracks and gagged and Sc.
Verely whipped for his misdemeauor.
A drunken soldier who undertook to
create disturbance recently, and who
retusea TO allow himseltto be arrested, was
shot down at once by the guard.
One or two of the Insurance companies
OF Savannah are considering the establish
meut of a National bank for the issue of
greenbacks.
The Custom House and Post Office are
being cleaned and repaired, preparatory to
the commencement of business again.
The soldiers are not allowed, under any
circumstances, to enter private residences.
The negroes in most cases are orderly and
quiet, remaining with their owners and
performing their customary duties
One store, with goods from the North, is
already opened. Nothing but greenbacks
are in circulation. The churches on Sun.
days are filled with ladie5. On week DAYS,
however, but few of them are seen in the
streets. Amajority of the male population
have remained in the city, and the families
OF most OF the men who have left still re-.
main.
A majority of the citizens have provi-
sions for some time to come, but there ia a
scarcity of wood and coal. Sherman an.
nounced that he would soon remedy the
last difficulty by getting wood by the Gulf
railroad and hauling it to the citizens
No pass is allowed to any male person go
ing towards the city. All females caught
going towards the city are thoroughly
searched.
Eleven thousand loaves; of good bakers
bread, which had been collected for the
soldiers of ShermaR's army, but which au-
thorlzed agents did not call for on Thurs.
day, were turned over to the Poor Associ-
alton of Savannah by the committee act
ing on behalf of the Soldiers Dinner, and
were distributed to the poor of that CITY.
1t was truly kind and proVidential gilt
for the citizens are entirely ont of bread
stutfs of every kind, and for some DAYS
past they have been unable to issue a
pound of meal or -four to hundreds who
were sorely in need oft.
The Wing says: We are glad to hear of
the arrival of Col. Moseby at his fathers
residence, in Amherst. His wound is doing
well, and he expects to return to duty in a
short time. The Yankees will have anoth .
er account when he gets back.
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mr A OuArrER or M1arArr,

BB~ A CHAPTER OF M1sTAKEs.-We
received letter several days ago from a
gentleman enclosing an announcement of
his marriage, and stating that he also en-.
closed the sum of seventy five cents, to pay
for it. The letter did not enclose the
money but the next day we got another
letter from the same gentleman, stating
that it had occurred to him after he had
mailed the first note that he had not en-.
closed the money; "and therefore" says
the second episIle, "euolose you the
amount" but instead of seventy-6ve cents
the letter only contained twenty-five. A
day or two afterwards we received two
more letters from the same person, each
enclosing fifty cents. The fret of the two
last letters stated that the writer, having
discovered his mistake, enclosed fifty cents
more to make up the amount. In the sec
ond letter the gentleman says that "having
learned that the mail containing nv
last letter, was destroyed by Ere, en-
close now another fifty cents" Our friends
singular confusion is no doubt attributable
to the fact, which, in his original note, he
requested US to announce.
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r6Ps1pE1Ne or 4HR ON FYI1ov-ms.

b% SINKING OF THH OBJ FsL1ow.-Tbe
following are the particulars of the sinking
Of the Wheeling steamer Odd Fellow, lately
noticed in our telegraphic columns. The
large mass of ice which sunk her is report
ep to have been at least six acres in extent
and was detached from theI gorge by
The efforts of the steamer Imperial, the
prsYioqs evening. About. midnight it
rescued Columbus, and as there had been
no zee floating in the river, the Odd Fellow
wss laid up at the wharf boat for the night:
he, officers asleep, not even dreaming of
danger, aud the boat in charge of the
watchman. In the darkness, of course,
tbs avalanche, Gas we may term it, being
snow and ice cemented together,) could
not be discovered until too close to take the
81, amer out of the way. On it came, stri.
kisg the doomed steamer in the side,
Crushing it.in as so much paper, and sink
ing her SO suddenly that the officers and
crew had barely time to escape with their
-ives-leaying clothes, boots, money, and
every thing, except what was on their
backs.
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b%REPoRTED CAPTURE OF BEVERLY
a dispatch was received yesterday by Gov.
Foreman announcing that it was reported
"that the garrison at Beverly was attacked
yesterday morning at 4 o'clock and the
place captured with large portion of the
forces including several officers" Witcher
is supposed to be in command of the rebels.
P. s.-We learn that dispatch has
been received from Col. wilkinson which
confirms the above intelligence, but says
the rebels have taken the back track.
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Free Missouri.

HARRISBURG, Pa. Jan. l2.-The follow.
ing dispatch was received by Gov. Curtin
this morning:
"JRFEERsoH CRY, Mo-, Jan. IL, l8s5.-TO,
the GoUrnor of PennEylVaniG: Free Missouri
greets her Oldest sister.
at. g. FLETCHER, Gov. of No."
Gov. Curtin sent the following reply:
"HARRIsBURe, PA, Jan. IL, Is65.-His
Ezcelleney Governor of Aissouri, Jegerson
City; Pennsylvania, first born of freedom,
welcomes her disenthralled sister state,
Missouri, redeemed in the agony of the ma
ton and amid the throes of rebellion. Her
offering to liberty comes bAthed in her
richest blood, and will be accepted by q
faithful and free people as one of the crown
ing triumph to their maEchless heroism and
their sacrifices to preserve and perpetuate
our common nationality.
(Sigued.) ga. G. CURTIN,
"Governor of Pennsylvania
ALBANY, N. Y, Jan. 12.-Iu the Assem-
bly, the Speaker announced the following
communication:
"Js6erson City, Jan. IL, 1s65.-Goy.
FENToS: Free Missouri greets you.
CSignedl SIT. O. FLETCHER,
"Governor of Missouri"