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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-20
BY Telegraph.
Washington Specials-Mr. Blair's
Peace NEGOTIATIONS.
For Later Dispatches see Sd Page


NEW YORK, Jan. 19.-The Tribune's
Washington special says tho President has
been closeted all day, denying himself to
all visitors. 1t is whispered that two
Alabama peace ENJOYS had audience, and
that the President was giving his mind to
the endeaVors on both sides of the line of
the war to bring about settlement soon
The special also says, the Government ex-
poets news of more aud most important
successes hourly.
The Times Washington special says
General Thomas has written to the War
Department letter, giving very encour-
aging view of military affairs in the South
west. he says Hood cannot gather an ar.
my of 10000 men, and that the Southwest
IS practically conquered country.
The Richmond Examiner of the 10th
says: The rpmors concerning the return of
the paper negotiations old Blair carries
back with him, are very numerous, and we
are confidently assured that the mission
mas brought the peace question to a point
that provides for the appointment of com.
mlseloners from either side, with authori-
ty, to lay peace foundation. That is all.
The Wing of the 10th says it is under
stood that Blair had private and coufden-
tlal intercourse with the President. He
came in no official capacity, and had no
official intercourse with any member of the
government. The belief in we'll informed
circles Is that this interview may lead to a
conference between authorized agents or
commissioners of the two goverements,-
1t is known that President Davis will per
NIT no obstacle af any form to stand in the
way OF sending or receiving commission
ers. Blair was handsomely entertained
during his sojourn in Richmond. We are
afraid that the report is true that President
Davis has sent an autograph letter to Mr..
Blair, expressing his Willingness to send or
receive commissioners authorized to nego-
uate peace. 1t is understood that Blair
told the President that he came in no of.
cial character, but simply with the know
ledge and consent of Mr.. Lincoln. He ex-
pressed the opinion that Mr. Lincoln
would certainly appoint commissioners to
meet commissioners appointed by our
President
NEW YORK, Jan. 19.-The Richmond
Wing in last Mondays issue states that
geh: Davis sent an autograph letter to Mr.
Blair expressing his Willingness to send
or receive commissioners authorized to ne.
gotiate peace.
The boat that took Mr.. Blair from Rich.
mond on its: return trip carried to that
place Gen. Singleton of Illinois, a peace
Democrat, from whose visit some of the
RIchmond papers are hoping for much in
the way of Pacifcation. Notwithstanding
the fact that the military authorities have
shut up the principal highways leading
to the Yankee lines, the negroes continue,
the Richmond papers say, to fee from that
city in gangs in apprehension of being
conscrlpted into the rebel army.
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Attacked hv Guerrillas.

LoUIsvILLE, Jan. 1s.-Forty guerrilIas
under Pratt and McGregor, consolidation
of several bands, at o'clock yesterday
morning, made a dash into Bardstown for
the purpose of recovering one or therimeu
John Robinson, confined in the Jail of that
place. Bardstown is garrisoned by de-
tschment of federal soldiers.
The guerrillas set the depot on fire and
it was burned to the ground. The body oi
Mr.. Sanberry was consumed with it.
The Ruerrillss aud federsls had heavy
fight. Capts. Pratt and Bell were killed
Lieuts. Monday and Marion were wounded
Several others were wounded.
The guerrillas were routed and driven
from the the town and pursued two miles
when darkness put stop to the proceed
ings,
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r. 4. SELLGRS e
PROPUSALS FOB FORaaE.
CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
DEPARTMENT or WEsr YIRGISi4.
OUMBERLAND, ~, Novem6er lsth, ls64.

1 NS1-SAiAA-AsabI
q EALED PROPOSALS IN trlplIcate arc invited bv
y the undersigned for supplying the Quartet.
nA6tera Department In the Department of West
Virginia at Charleston, Parkersburg, Wheeling,
"a DePoEs on the line OF tho Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, as follows: ClRrksburg, Grafton. Nov
greSk, 0umberland, MArtinsburg, HArPer's FERRY,
BeTIin, Point Of Rocks, and including HagerstoWn
Ind Frederick City, Md. or either OF thoss DlHoes-
ptth Hay, Corn, Oats and Straw
BIDS VIII be received for the delivery Of three thou
eAnd $4,000 bushels of Corn or Oats and hfty 900,
loaI Of day or STRAW and upwards, and must be So
qomPaaied by copy Of this advertisements, n -.
Bidders must state ut which of the above named
Points they propose to make deliveries, aud the
fhtes at which they will make deliveries thereat.
he quantities OF each article proposed to be deliY!
BRED, the time when said delivery shall bs COM
mouced and when to be completed.
Corn to be putup in good strong sacks, Hay and
Oats to be securely baled.
All articles offered under the bids hereIr i,vitad
viii oe subject to a rigid inspection by a Govern
meat Inspector, before being accepted. =.
Contracts will be awarded from time to time to
the lowest responsible bidder as the interests of
the Government may REQUIRE.
No bids viii be considered from parties who have
Tailed heretofore to comply with their contracts
All proposals must be accompanied by a Puaran.
" sgned by two responsible persons that ia case
tle hd IS accepted, he or they will, within the time
acl | execute the contract for the same, with good
anu suhclent sureties In a sum equal in amount to
the amount of the contracts to deliver forage pro-
posed, in conformity with the terms of this adyer-
tisement and in case bidder shall fail to enter in
to the contract they to make good the difference he
tween the offer Of said bidder and the mex lowest re-
sPonSeie bidder or the person to whom the contract
may be awarded.
The responsibility of the yuarantors must be shown
Gy the official Certificate OF United States District
q ulSe or Attorney Collector of Customs, other
toNernment official, known by this office. o.
AL parties win be duly notified Of the acceptance
oF rejection of their proposals Es 80
All proposals must be made in duplicate, and be
aocompanied with the oath OF allegiance of the mar.
ME in this office.
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q. s. Marshal's Sale.
United States

United States
Va. District Court Of the
Sundry parcels Of goods United States for the
seized by Thos. Horn ( District OF West Virginia,
brook, surveyor Of a. Wheeling. Fall Term,
Customs, for violation 1864.
of Revenue Laws. Order OF Sale.
TN pursuance of an order of sale issued from ths
i Clerks oics of the District Court of the United
States tor the District Of West Virginia in above
entitled cause. will, on MONDAY, THE 15rH DAY
OP JANUARY, 1855, at the Auction Roo as of GsOrxe
z Wickham, corner Of Union aud Market streets,
Wheeling, W. Va, proceed to sell public auction.
to the highest aud best bidder the articles referred
to in said order, consisting OF Whisky C1gnac Bran
dy, Ginger Brandy, Blackberry Brandy, Port Wine.
CAtawba Wine, Holland Gin, Older, schnApps, DyI-
Btters in barrels and bottles,
Gun Caps Rosin, Sail peter, ar Lsld Po Edsr Shot,
Ballet Moulds, Revolver, one Rths Cigars, Mas
tsrd, Counter Scales Nuts. Flour Backing Tobacco,
Salt, Empty Sacks, Webbing, Gun Rlints, Horse
Shoes Castings, Shoes, Socks Apples oHe Coll Rope,
MolRises, Matches, Rice, Ink, &C., &c.
Terms of Sale, OAsh-9oVsrnm5 Isn't funds.
Sale to commence AZ 10 o'clock A. NJ. and continue
= O-- ~ EDWARD NJ. NORTON,
dec12-ts U. S. Mar hal.
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The shelling of Fort Fishes. continued
qp g slnset by large portion of the gun.
boat tset and monitors. TheFort replied
at longer intervals than during yesterday,
99d nsPe leisurely than before. A large
IRE bike out in the fort and burned for
about tao hours this p. m. The monitors
continued their fire after the body of the
lset hal hauled off.
In all fairness 1 ought to correct my
statement respecting the landing of the
troops yesterday, so far ss to say it was a
ooats crew Of blue jackets from one of the
ships of the naval feet who fist landed on
tqs beach, do not know what ship they
pelongeat9.l E.S.
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in commanders, and implicit obedience
and order in subordinates and soldiers.
Six PAGES and steady aim will do the
business if repeated sufficiently often, es.
pecially among commissioned officers.
III however, commanding officers will
not do their duty in this matter, let all
men ehut their books, for the end will
have we'll nigh come. The time is short
will it DO lmproved7
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dec12.ts
Notice to MIlIers 4 Mill owners.

WE ARE NOW MANUFAOTURIEG g. B.
w WILLIAMS SELF-RE9ULACING BLAST
perfect Separating, Beating, aud Securing Machine
IN use. Delivered fres OF charge at the Railroad
DePOs in report, Ohio, or wheeling, or stean-
boat Landing in Whseliug, W Va.
No. l cleans IL bushels per hour, weighs 400 bs.
Price SIPS.
PriceSl50.
No. 3 cleans IS bushels per hour, weighs 500 Ds.
Price S1T5.
No. cleans 50 bushels per hour, weighs $50 bI.
Other sizes, up to 100 bushels per hour, made to
order.
]. ". TIPToH, Of Lexington, Kentucky, Is our
agent. All orders for that State should be ad-
dressed to him
Address J.&sB, WILLIAMS,
nOV236m Bridgeport, Ohio.
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No vIOIlE sTRrNarNo OF 1uE HEAD.

No vIoLEN sTRINGTNG OF EHE HEAD.
THE sENsH OF TAsfE AND SKILL REsroRlD.
For centuries Catarrh has defed the skill OF phvs
icians and surgeons: No medical work contains o
prescription that will eradicate it. Nothing save
Or. Goodae's Remedy will break it up, radically
destroying the principle OF the disease and precu-
ding the Eossibility ofa relapse.
No toru Of Catarrh can Withstand its searching
power ant no mode of treatment ever afforded such
immediate relief or gave such universal satisfaction.
II pe9eTates TO the very seat OF this disease and
e1termin'tas 1t, root and branch for ever.
From the N. Y. Commercial Advertiser.
HAY, RasE, AND PERIODIC CATARRH.-Dr. R. Good
ale's Ca'sIrh Remedy and mode of treatment not
only anoIds the greatest relief In every variety
Oatarh, but 1t sxuDguishes the disease forever In
all ls tJpeS and stages. Every speaks well Of it
Price SL00 per Bottle. Send astamp for DR. Good.
aIes New Pamphlet on oatarrh, its perfect mode Of
S SsEestmsn1 and rapid cure: Information Of price,
less Valns-Send or call at once.
NoGf9S Co., Sole Agents, rs Blocker st., Y.
EE sale by 7. H. LOGAN & CO., and LO.
GAN, LIST : CO., Wheeling.
noVZS.lyd&W
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san Francisco, Jan. I7.-Much attention
is now sttacted to the petroleum bids for
oil wells, which will be sunk before long.
The Nevada Legislature has passed an
act requiring foreign insurance companies
to deposit $50, 900 in the State or National
Banks as security to policy holders.
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New YoRK, Jan s-noor.-Gold open
ed at 215f, sold down to 2llf and closes
2123@2I3.
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BRIG aEN,1 wm.H. POWELL.
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT FROM HIS LArR CON .
nd RADEs IN ARMS.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF SHENANDOAH,
January Is, 1864.

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF SHENANDOAH,
January Is, 1864 !
Ay Dear GeneraI:-T greatly regret the
necessity, which compelled you to leave the
public service. The regret is not only for
the loss myself sustain but the loss to the
public servic. u-
desire to express to you my heartfelt
thanks for your faithful support and for
your gsllautry which has contributed SO
much to make the victories of the Shenan-
doah Valley decisive.
Should you again enter the service, 1
would consider myself fortunate in having
you under my command. Very truly,
Phil. II. SHERIDAN,
Major General o. s. A.
Brig. g.Geul POWELL, Oomdg.2d Division.
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$l25 Mi1MTHI

.+@S = - AASN - ..
WANTEDl-3SEWIEG MACHINE ,AGENrsl
Nv EveryHhere, 70 introduce the new SHAW
CLARE SIXEGLS D1LLAR FAMlLY SEYINa MAoHIHE, the
o@ALi OIL low price machine in the country which Is
1L1SEAAD by 6royer 4 Baker, Wheeler & Wilson,
hoWe, singer Co., and BAeheld0r. Salary and
S3Psnsss1 or large commissions allowed. ALL other
hachnes now sold for lesS than forty dollars each
STe and the SELLER and user
Address, SHAW 4 CLARK,
oeeS-SmdhWN BiddefOrd, Maine.
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WE ARE NOW DAILY RECEIVING ONE oP
w the largest selection Of FANCY AND DO.
AESTIO DRY GOODS ever before presented for
inspection in Wheeling, many Of them having been
bought at the late New York Auction sales at
great sacrifice, which enables as to sell chespsr
than any other house, and have the best selection
Of goods both Wholesale and retail, for cash only.
Good Nader Prints for 25 cents.
Is Brown Muslin for f6 cents.
". Mohair Lustres for so cents.
90 French Merlnos for $160.
Thousands Of ShaWls and Closks, Fancy Dress
Goods in endless variety, Furs Blankets, Coverlets
RIAnnels Merino aud Woolen Hosiery, Of all kinds
80 pieces Black Cloth for Qoaks At from s. to So
per yard, BAlmoral and Hoop skirts Carpets, Rugs,
&c, f&c., all Of which Will be sold extremely low
for Cash, without discount.
Please call before purchasing elsewhere at Nos.
81 and 80 Main street, Centre WheelinE.
JOHN R0EMER 4 90.
P.s.-Fne Black Cloth oIOAks for Ten Dollars.
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The Fight at Fort FIGher-Expls.
sion ofGunB-TheE ERe ct OF the EEirIt
Attack-Energy or Our Soldiers.
From the N. Y. Tribune. .
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"A Cry pf Deepair from south Caroline
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,&7O A&MONTHI-I A want Agents every
9p'lO where, at so q month, expenses paid, 70
geil REFHH AR9ICLla, the beSt selling ever offered
Bun Particulars IAAH. Address,
,oC1S 7. CAREY,
deooNSmdAW" BIdd0fopd. Maine.
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AND MODE OF TREATMENT Is
THE ACME OF PERFECTION.
z, Ross AND PEaIoD1o oATARRE

IT cUREs Hay, Ross AND PEa1Op1o oATARRH.
II cUR1s oATARRHI IN ALL ITS TzP1s AND STAGES.
IT CUars OATARRH, AND AvEars oousUnpuos.
IT CUREsOATARRH, AND PAIN IN 4HE TrxpLrs
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THE FOLLOWING SPLENDID LIST OF
Watches, Chains, Gold Pens and
Pencils, &C., worth 100000,

no BE SOLD AT ONE DOLLAR EACH, withou t
L regard to value, and not 10 bO paid GntiI you
know what you will receive.
100 Gold Hunting Oasss each 500 90
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RHEUMATIC COMPOUND

reaches the OF all trouble, and efiectually
banlshes the disease from the system BY its imme-
diate action on the blood We advise one and all
70 give it trial, and become satisfied of its won
derful power.
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WAsHINGToNr Tuesday, Jan. 17-9P.M
Your correspondent, E. s., sends to thI
Bureau the following:
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GEO. DENGBRTT @ 60
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zines Entertainers, Der in &i9mono mdbrent
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tueis meiner 2opaIitdt muB i6 Sic auf oaS oft
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beg MilitdrzS elesrupben, su ieinem No6fplsel
beitimmt lit.
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mleoer in baS 2aser suridsetebrt.
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5fpln9en lteBen, gesen ibr seIiebtes 8aterlanb
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bann bas T., 2. nno 3. Sennelse 8esimeni
gebilcet, 1no Gnbp Sobnion Suartiermeiiter
1T piie, cab man ibm bic sroBen 2anbes. sSu.
~tere1en anrertrauen tDnne.
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NutOritdt i'm Siioen ma9te @ensrel Steaomar
oiele 0ori6ldse, bic alsenleit ssbiaist tpuroer.
8eionoerS nta4te Der General seltenb, bas biz
tapferen f~arbi9en Sruppen li6 oas Stimmre6t
erpor5en baben, uno le9te fir ibre Gapferteit
nnO Sreue oas erfreuli6ftc auf Grfabruus ba.
iirte 3eusniB ab.
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taro.se Sruppen in feiner 9iUili,n eebubt, pDu
oenen 42O Wdnn innerbalb Is Minuten So.
len: Seuten Die ii3 i'm 8elolaaer ruie ouf BEN
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AUDI Die 4usibnns bes Stimmredts onper,
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