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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-01
From the Sonthwaat.

Nav YoRK, Jan. 3O.-The Herald's St,
Louis correspondent gives the outlines of q
reported rebel project west Of the Missis-
sippi, of an extraordinary character. 1t is
to the effect that Gen. Kirby Smith, com
handing the rebel Trans Mississippi De-
partment, including all the rebel territory
and troops west of the Mississippi river,
has been for some time negotiating for a
transfer of all his force to the Emperor
Msximillian of Mexico. It is anticipated
that If Gen. Smith does contemplate this
important transfer of his services, he will
have some difficulty in effecting it, as the
rebel troops of that region always law
less and semi>disorganized set of wild
characters, have become additionally de-
moralized since the death of old Sterling
Price, their faVorite chief, and may resist
this wholesale military colonization.
The Herald publishes the rebel army
roster, which it says was obtained from the
most authentic source. The figures &C.
eomPanying theorganization show that the
full strength of the rebels is only one hun.
dred and sixty eight thousand nine hun
dred and fifty men of all arms. This is
their fullest strength. These forces are
scattered from the James to the Red rivers,
and from the Atlantic coast to the Indian
territories. -. -
II IS shown very conclnsiVely that tue
only army upon which the rebels can de-
pend is the army of Northern Virginia.
This is the only organization which the
enemy has deserving the name, and the
only army which we now have to over
come.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-01
Miscellaneous.

NEW YORK, Jan. 3O.-The Times, Sa.
Vannah correspondent of the 10Th says:
The last of Sherman's army leaves Ss.
vannah tomorrow. The lst brigade, Sd
division of tho goth corps was at Shade
vile when last heard from.
The Herald's Washington despatch says
the Navy Department have received coz
frmatory intelligence thata telegraph wire
was discovered after the explosion of Fort
Fisher, leading across Cape Fear River
aud about two miles into the rebel lines.
There is little doubt the magazine was
purposely exploded by the rebels.
All peace negotiations with Richmond
are now very thoroughly exploded, though
negotiations are expected from other quar-
ters, perhaps by proclamatious from the
Governors of Georgia and North Carolina.
Itis stated thatit was part of the object
of Secretary Stanton's visit to Savannah
to advise with Gen. Sherman, if the rebels
should propose terms of peace, to hold
himselfin readiness on behalf of his gov.
ernment to accept.
1t is stated that the passport order will
be rescinded 30 far as it applies to Cam
ada, but will be continued as regards Nova
Scotia.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-01

NBw YoRK, Jan. 3O.-The Tribune has a
leading article on recognition intrigue, in
which it says it has obtained a clue to
a European complot wherefrom the slave
holding rebels are comforting themselves
with hopes of powerful and speedy aid to
their sinking cause. Its ouCline is that at an
early stage of the rebellion JEFF. Davis sent
a Roman Catholic Bishop, Lynch of South
Caroline, to Europe to search for synpa-
thisers aud allies, but to make Rome the
focus of operations. 1t was not difficult for
him to convince the master spirits of Eu.
ropeau reaction aud sbsolution that the
SHAREHOLDERS rebellion was identical 10
spirit with their cause and enlist their
sympathy. Bot Bishop Lynch went fur
ther, and assured magnates of the Gath
olic church that its expansion and pre-
dominance throughout the hemisphere
would be assured by the triumph Of the
rebels. In Difference to these representa-
'tious, secret lesgue of the Roman
Catholic powers of France, Spain and Aus
tria, under the guidance of the Pope, has
been formed. pledged to recognize the Con.
federscy after the 4th of next March, on
the ground that it did not take part ia the
Presidential election. The Tribune also
learns that the rebels anticipate a fresh
assault on Richmond; that in case they
cannot hold it they will burn it to the
ground, to show Christendom that they
would rather be exterminated than subju-
gated.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-01
By T'e=legraph. T'e=le
For Later Dispatches see Sd page.
Mr. BIair's Peace Mission.


NEW YoRK, Jan. 3O.-The Herald's
Washington special says the mission oi
Blair to Richmond was not, as has been
generally supposed, an entire failure, but
that 1t resulted in fully disclosing the fact
that many of the rebel chiefs are DESTROYS
OF peacei and are willing to submit to much
mora reasonable terms than their neWspa.
per organs would lead US to suppose, but
that all are so jealous and Watchful of each
other that no. one dafes to make an ad
Vance for fear of being made the victim OF
some desperate and relentless faction.
Another correspondent says that weneed
not be surprised to soon hear Of terms for
peace in the prOclamations of the Govern
ors of Georgia and North Carolina.
The Tribune's special says the only new
development as to tho Blair mission, is re-
ported by two members of the House, who
dined with the returned envoy. Although
they are democratic, they state that Mr..
Blair said that JEFF. Davis entreated him
to effect the passage of the constitutional
amendment abolishing slavery; that he
confessed that the war had uprooted and
destroyed slavery; that it had induced dis.
union, and that the hope of being able yet
to save slavery and re.enthrone it was the
only obstacle to peace and the restoration
of the UOion. This was told me on the
toor of the House on Saturday. Bets were
Instantly offered by peace democrats that
Mr.. Blair had never uttered word of what
was imputed to him.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-01

THE duty of silent obedience, SO essen
tlal to success in war, has baen a hard one
for our volunteers, and especially our in
ferior officers, to learn. At the beginning
of the war Gen. Grant gave good advice
to a friend of his who had been made q
Oolonel:- ~
HColonel, you have not been accustomed
to military life, and let me give you little
advice. Always obey orders, and perform
as near as you. know how, what you are
told to do. Though you may think at times
and justly, too, that you are overlooked
and wronged, do not make any complaints,
or quarrel with your brother officers. By
SO doing, you will secure, in time, honor
and promotion.o ~ ~ ..E -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-01
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-01

GEN, GRANT has written letter ac-
knowledging the gift of house in Phila-
delphia, iu which he says his family will
reside during the war. he adds:-"I will
not predict day when We will have peace
again, with Union restored. But that
that day will come is as sure as the
rising of to-morrow's sun. have never
doubted this in the darkest days of this
dark and terrible rebellion"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-01

Porn said in his last speech in the
rsbs Congress that Mrs. F., Who is now in
Wellington, was the frst person e e. hoist
tie confederate Gag at Nash'illss she
nov pretends to be for the Union' but ~ y
NaEbssate to w6toh -heE.V OE3 s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-01
Clever w ord .Palnrinr.

Mr.. Cox, the Democrats member ofCou-
gress from Columbus, Ohio, has certainly
made the best speech of the session, in his
humorous and foroib1e denunciation ofthe
scheme 70" having Heads Of Departments
before the House.. The speech was replete
with historic lore, and sparkling with wit.
one Of the best passages was q graphic
sportraiture of a visit from the present Cab.
met otfcers' who would sit by the chair
men of their respective committees. Mr..
Seward, said Mr. Cox, would occupy a
seat by the side of Winter Davis, Chair
man of the Committee on Foreign Affairs.
The one represents Macmillan, the other
Juarez, butno matter. Lovingly they sit.
The chairman moves to impugn the states
manshlp Of the foreign secretary. The
Houses sustain the committee. Mr.. Sc.
ward c0mplacently smiles at the 56rntuna
fuImsn, and sends his. minister to Mexico to
recognize the empireI After speaking of
other Secretaries, Mr.. Cox went on to say
The Speaker rises his gavel, when a
rumble, like the Tem6kor which precedes
the earthqpRke 10 Volcano regipns, sounds
through the corridors All eyes are fixed
upon the doorI liHoita! the numbering Sec.
retary. Nv az hppearsi 10 pom hia 6r6W the
very feature of Mars, to threaten and Gom-
mand ! Room for the war minister His
flowing beard and eetR&led face. ad IAt
Tor "
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-01
A Suggestion to our Legislature.

A Suggestion to our Legislature.
Editors IntsIhigsncsr:
It appears that proposition is now
pending in the Legislature, which contem-
plates a radical change in our city school
law. Believing that at least ninety nine
hundredths Of the citizens of Wheeling are
in blissful Ignorance of the nature of the
Contemplated change, and believing that
no change in matter of SO vital interest
to the future welfare and prosperity of the
city should be attempted without some
expression favorable thereto on the part OF
the citizens, it is respectfully suggested
that the bill now before the Legislature be
submitted to vote of the people of the
city at the ensuing spring election, before
becoming law.
A PUBLIC SCHOOL MAN.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-01

TH1 recent discovery of soVereigns in
circulation worth not more than seventeen
shiIlings, caused the bank of EOgland to
examine all the soVsreigns in their vaults.
The number was nine hundred thousand,
which were rung separately by four tellsrs
in about ten days. Only three of the seven-
teen shilling coins we're discovered.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-01

LESS goods have been sold iu this month
of January; in New York than at any SIM
liar period for years. Sails have been ia.
ken in all round to await the coming
storm. To this procedure there has been
one exception. One of the largest houses,
very successful, and considered one of the
safest, has just expanded it's trade and in-
vested $1,000 in cotton and domestic
goods, to the aStonishment of all New
York. One house sold them S1oo 900
worth, on go days, and has already re!
placed the goods sold at 10 per cent. less.
The curious are looking on TO see who will
weather the storm, the buyer or the seller.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-01
Rebel Dread OF snorman,s NextMovo.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
CaARLEsroE. Jan. l6

SnAhLbSEONI JdQs 10. e.
Sherman has commenced his movement
against Charleston and Branohville. A
refugee from Savannah, who arrived here
on the 18th, stated that he had sent one
corps mp the west bank of the Savannah
towards Augusta; that the second corps
had gone to Wilmington, and that two
Beaufort. The corps senttup the west
bank of the Savannah, it has since been
ascertained, was recalled after iE had pro-
ceeded some fifteen miles,
The force despatchedt to Beaufort, how.
ever, moved out from Port Royal on the
18th, and on the l4sh encountered our
advance, Colcock's cavalry and drove il
back on Pocotaligo, which, was eYacuated
by General McLaws during the following
night, without loss of men CT material.
General McLaWs took upa position behind
the Oombahee, after destroying The bridges
by which he crossed that river. From Pc.
cotaligo7 to Branchville the distance does
not exceed forty y.fve miles, and can be
easily accomplished in three days.
The enemy once firmly established on
the rail road either at BranchViIle or some
point nearer Augusta, and the fall OF
Charleston becomes only a question of
time, aud q short time at that. We NAV
leave it to the President and Gen'l Lee to
decide what effect such q movement would
have upon Richmond and the army of
Northern Virginia. At Branchville Sher-
mans fauks would be protected by the
Edisto and its swamps on the left, and by
the Santee and its swamps on the right,
whilst his b6se at Charleston would be nn-
assailable either by land or water. If the
official telescope of the capital could be
oh ko1r IL =
the ContedeTacy which lies beyond the
boundaries of Virginia it would be we'll.
iaAs "PRoDUoIEe BAD EFFECTs."
Leaving the military aspect of the ques-
ton entirely out of consideration, the au-
thorities cannot fail TO understand that the
failure to reinforce the army IN Georgia
and South Caroline IS producing very bad
effects. The enemies both of the cause and
OF the President are taking advantage of
this omission, to cali it by no harsher
narne, and are multiplying difficulties in
every way, The retention of Charleston
is not, as many of its inhabitants imagine,
Indispensable to our success, but the reten-
ton ofthe military line from Kinsville to
augusta s.. y
The project of abolishing slavery on con.
dition that England and Ffance will lend
us material aid in the war, whileit would
be'rejeeted by those Powers, is producing
further mischief by alternating the cotton
States and forcing upon them the necessi"
ty of considering the propriety of re- ad-
justing their political relations. The en-
ployment of one hundred thousand slaves,
as suggested by the President, will be ac-
tquiesCed in by the States, and the propo-
stsio4 4svGn to fdts Chem ints the Army. ia,
stEIyscs-'a Fehlic favor, butthe press and
.polluclans OF yirgtni@ ,sshould be careful
not to go further, and especially not 10 M
'ptre to place in the Southern Confedera-
cy that Massachusetts occupied in the old
Union HsfHv| E9yss'sgas tN7N9N>
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-01
Notice to Mlllers 4 Mill Owners.

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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-01

NEw YoRK. Jan. 80, Noon.-Goli opened
at 2l43. fell to 2l13, and closed at 2l4i,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-01

PREsIDBET LINCOLN is no respecter of
persons, in his kindness, as he lately proved
by granting the following appeal and
sending home the soldier to "git doc
taradn. - iId s.-.aa -r -#. tt4
No the s1sO4
NJ Y Cyuga CoNy
Kind Sir hay. husben in the army
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tin P P-----'s Compiny end he has ben ia the
suryis one year end hsnt ben able to dew
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will See that yuer payed for yuer truble
Derect yuer Letter to RI NJ
Y Cyuga Co Ny he resides here pliese
let me no ia short.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-01

No VIoLEHT sYRINGING OF THE HEAD.
TIE sENBE OF TAsTE AND sME1I REsroRlD.
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No form OF Catarrh can Withstand it's searching
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exterminateait, root and branch for ever. T
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oERTIPToATEs, naming each art,els o,A -.
OGtes arc placed In sEALRD ENVELOPES, and we'll
mixed. One OF these envelopes, viii be delIyersd
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-01
90 AND MODE or TREATMENT Is Q.
THE AOME OF PERFECTION.

IT ourHu HAY, Ross AND PER1oD1o oATARRH.
II oUhus oArGRRu NJ Az 1r5 r1pls AND srAon
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-01
No vIoLEHF BTRINa1No OF THI HAD.

It CUREsoATARRH,A AID PAX In 4zs Temples
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Il CuREs OATARRH, AND AvBars coNsUnrT1Ou.
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8 ssalO and retail by McCABE, KRAFT
% EED, KRAFT 4 Co, and by Druggists
decl6-lydkw
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RuEumAr1o oomPouNp

llcles the source OF all trouble, aud edectually
~ hes the disease from the system by its imme.
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-01

nURR PALM OIL Is0AP-of AL liEss-for sal0 q
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NO BIZ SOLD AT ONE DOLLAR EACH, withou t
i regard to Va'ue, and not 10 be paid until you
kroW what you will receive.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-03-02
BILIOUS FEVER REF

PORTSMOUTH, oHTo, april ], 1850.
pEasss, a. l.. ScoyILL 4 0C.
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l have been using Dr.. Motifs Liver Pills
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