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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-16

FORTRESS MONROE, Dec. 15.-H. Hen
messy, formerly Major of the 5th Penn
sylvania Cavalry, and Judge Advocate
OF the Norfolk district, has been an
pointed Assistant U. s. Attorney at
RiChmOnd. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-16
HATS AND GAPS.
y. N. PRATurH

=. N. PRATuER.
- No. 50 MAN STREET.
A LWAYS ON HAND a CHOICE, AND
an, p JARED stock of Hats and Caps for Mems
TEL heeing DESTROYS of establishing permanent
M p0Lh In the city and surrounding conn
S oS' siL thSSe VINO ilHor me with their PATRON
age can rely on being supplied with tGs bsst
goods at the lowest figIlrtsS = '-'' OSS'
To-, Jun InerchnntS are particularly reOues-
noSI1 s. n. PaATHER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-16

PrTTsBURaH, Dec. 15.-The immense
grain elevator recently completed in
this city was opened for business yes-
terday. 80 - ~ = -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-16
The Best Ont

HAaNNING MADE ARRANGEAIENTsF FOR
YeTSal Clothes Wringer we Sfla1,tI, NJ
81 e. u 70 the public as superior to All Others
A. - D.oSiued with eOgs, which make II more
III tt ~ ilnd etiSient, Preserving and proteJt-
M NE the gum rollers. With this Wringer The
H., o. washing Is reduced one half while
~. 49,, S.a5 AnH UealroI clothes Is much less than
SS ILe' NO house6eeper who re4OrJiS c6nyen
tte9 il economy and health, will be without
- ficI5 5ANetsau Clo!heS Wrtnger. For sale by
-9eSLz -GORRELLI& co
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-16

CHICAGO, Dec. 16.-Fleming and Cor
bitt, who murdered man named Ma
loney in Cicero a year ago, were hung
in the county jail this afternoon, 80
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-16
Election

OF the stockholders OF the National SoNs-
i bI9,,i h!nk q Wheeling, for the election OF
iIatS foi VIII ii DC held at the Bank ON Tues
uIS I jan y, 1853, between the hours Of 10 n m.
"i SedI = 81, M SIP. HILDRETH. '
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-16
Steamboats,.
FOR ZANESVILLE.


Il. FOR ZANESVILLE. 5-Ti
~ The aneregular passenger packet
49, IJOAIA NO: 2 Capt. Coulson, VIII
1AAleaVe as above tonight at mid
Freight received and bills lading signed at
the wharf boat, until four O'Clock p. m, by
BOOTH, BATTELLE & CO.,
decl8-1t Agents.
FOR zANEsVILLE.
The nne steamer JULIA, Capt.
lMcXay, win leave as above To-
Freight received and biils lading signed at
go BOOTH. RAT ISS L 81 Z 20,
decl6-1t Agents.
FOR CINCINNATI. "A
4 The fine steamer EDINBIJR6
Capt. Thompson, viii leave as
lea above, Saturday, the 10th Inst,
ut 20 ? o SiSSsS,,, p p. m l1:.s
BOOTH, BAffELLE Co.. O 70
decl6-4 Agents.
Regular Packet for Cincinnati.
~ The new and elegant passenger
LIZ. esteamer EDIEBURG, Capt. ]. I,
packet between Wheeling and Cincinnat.
leaving the former place on Friday amer
noon At I O'Clock. Returning, will leave Gin
passage apply on board or to n
Regular Pittsburg and ParIxersburF-
- The fastrunning packet BAYARD2
LsilsaeS3 Moore, Master, leaves Wheeling
ii..5es,4zaeyery Monday and Thursday at 8
o'clock pm. Leaves ParkersburR for PitfsbuTfy
every Wednesday and Saturday at 10 o'clock
For freight or passage apply on board or to.
oc3 2 ]. MANNER & CO., Agents
Regular Pittsburgh, Wheeling and
PArkeFsburB Packet, =
- The New and Elegant Passenger
[ epaftt Steamer FOREST CITY Cantnin
- John Gordon, A. r. Bunttnf SI'R
leaves Pittsburgh for Parkerburg every
"Wednesday and Saturday at IL NJ; leaves
Wheeling for ParkeIsburg every Wednesday
and Saturday at Il p. NJ; leaves ParkersburE
for Ptttshurgh every Monday and Thursday
at r. Nj Leaves Wheeling for Pittsburgh
every Tuesday and Friday at A. NJ. 7iIiTFss-
Freight received for Pittsburgh every Mon
day and Thursday at the Wharf Boat until &
ausLt-u ---si- Agents.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-12-06
At PRICES below COMPETITION

Before purchasing elsewhere como and looks
througe their
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-12-06
, y1rr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

We were astonished on dropping
into DExnrso & Sons Store the other
day, to sec the extent Of the premises
they occupy. They have enlarged
their Store twice within year, and
are to all appearance doing a healthy
straightforward business. Talking
with the old gentleman he said he had
been in the Dry Goods business Tor
35 consecutive years. His help all
seem to be very competent, prompt TO
wait on and assiduous to please Gus
toners; they are all his own Children
and he ascribos his success to tha'
fact in connection with the advantage
which his long experience, both as a
manufacturer and seller necessarily
gives him, in judging of the STYLE
quality and price of goods Ills as
sortment surpassos anything we nave
recently seen +; the Store is crowded
with goods, and we really thought
that in the line of Gloves, Hosiery
Ribbons aud Millinery Goods general
ly, or any kind of Dry Goods, per-
son would be sure to find what he
wanted.
Readers are respectfully requested
to notice Decring & Sons list of prices
under the head of Local News on thu
page. They have splendid stock 0
Feathers, Flowers, Hats, Ribbons
Their heavy English Black OIL Doh
cd Ribbons are superb goods.
They are selling the best Glengar
Beaver Hats for only two dollars
Give them call, corner of Cass an
Genesee Sts., East Saginaw.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-12-06
STAND FROM UNDER.

Read this List of Prices to the 1o'-
aus , tom.
D,rp,xe & Son are selling Linen
Hdkfs. for II cts,
Dvru,,e & SoS arc selling Lawn
Hdkfs. for 10 cts.
Drrp1Se & SoS are selling good fast
oolored Prints fora2l cts.
Drrnrse G. SoN arc selling AlapacaS
for 81 ] cts. i.
D,pn,ss & Son are selling bleached
Cottons for 30 cts.
DEERINe g. SoN are seiiing he"''
White Rib'd. Hose for 81 ! cts
D,,u,xa & SoN have by far the besl
.,d largest assortment of Gloves ana
Hosiery in the city.
DrERrSe & SoN have full line 0,
Roots and Shoes ofall.sizes, for all sexeS
and all classes, and are selling lower
a good deal, than the usua, price
Drvp,se & SoN are selling heavy
Hinder Shirts and Drawers for only
$1.25. d, =,
nrra,se & SoS are giving the Ol'
pogv school Of Store Keepers's fi's
Drrn,so & SoN will sell you NOR
goods for the money than ANY othe
man." in Saginaw.
= DrEnrse's place is on the corner
Cass and Genesee SITS. East saginay
-uLl Hooi
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-12-06
SONG.

Oh, the Ladies sure will go,
Where they know
That they are sure to ind
7. Goods suited to their nina,
So they will.
Its nothing but their right,
And sure its been delight
To show our handsome styles,
While the witching creatures smile
As they do.
When they scan Ribbon rare,
To ornament the hair,
Or for trimming up hat, -
They say what's the price o that'
So they do.
But our prices are so low,
That they never can say no;
But order us to measure,
While they enjoy their Leisure
AS they know how to do
SIRE, our Beaver Hats are gay,
The "Glengarys" are az at,
And the Central Parks, are pearls
For staid matrons or fair girls
So they are.
NV eyes, how quick they 60,
cause they cost so very low
Two dollars is the price,
And we'll trim them in trlce'
So we will.
Black Ribbons soaked in oil,
Have raised a great turmoil
Price so low, off they CO.,
In grand continuous How
So they do.
Feathers, Red and White and Blu
Feathers Black and Purple, too
I Feathers rich and Flowers rare,
In short, tbs FAsHIoN's FAIR
At our store,
+ Cor. of Cass and Genesee Street
East Saginaw. DEERINe.& Son.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-15
The Ererell statue.

The Finance Committee appointed under
a resolution passed in Fanefff Hall, Boston,
10 erect statue ofNEdward Everett, pub
lsh IN the Boston papers an invitation for
general corporation The members Of tho
COMMITTEES arc VIM Gray, J Huntington
WoIcott Geo. B. Upton, Geo q. Richard.
son, n. Thayer, VIM. Endjeott, Jr, J. In.
gorsol Bowditeh, Francis Bacon, James L.
Little. WiIlian AmeFy, Albert HoWker, Al
bert ]. Wright, and Otis Norcfoss. The
subscriptions already received 10 Boston
amount 20 e. $50.
The COMMITTEES say
" No people ever reached 4 high degree
OF civilization who have not bold In vene.
ration tho memories OF their great men,.
We recognize the inhHenee Of the fnnnders
of our republic apon It's history and gFa9fh,
and we believe that similar Influence viii
hereafter be required 10 preserve and per.
petuate oar Institutions
The general voiee Of the people 81 Mas.
saehnselts designates Edward Everett IS
one Of those who ought 70 be remembered
Ia after times. His pure eharaetef, his His-
firing Industry. HIS public services GRE sls.
haimed III the memory OF the two fullera-
tons with which Be has lived aud Che sur
FiyoFs OF tl,ess generation deem hiin wgY.
thy 70 Be presented 70 those who sfe 70
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-15
A Rebel Call for Peace.

The Ensiea, d paper devoted to the Inter.
esls Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
South, published ia Marion, Va, common.
ting upon jeff Davis's Thanksgiving proeIa-
matioRg says:
We hope the day win generally be OBJ
served, and that there viii be hastings. pray.
ers, ihtereessions and giving OF thanks for
all men, and especially for those that arc ia
authority, that We may lead peaeeable
and quiet life IN all godliness and honesty.
The national heart should agonize for peace.
We believe the people are heartily tired Of
the war, aad would terminate il at onea II
they knew how 10 do Il h1norablp. 0uy
rulers, Or rather servants. no doubt partake
Of the same feeling, Bst we lack the me-.
essarx wisdom We desire peace. but We
know not how % obtain il. Lot as pray
God 10 enligliten the minds Of rulers and
people OF both sections. that they may sss
eye to eye upon thegreat question Of right,
and may be able 20 come 70 terms e0nsis-
tent with the rights o. 81, and With The
glory Of God.
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ATTACHMHNT.

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Kos1vlBs Whte
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PROSPECTUS
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ATTAcHMENT.


g n. HHIeapse e. 0enasE 7, HNlIaaaA -
THE PIsAIETIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT,
bsFs dssenaan ibdshtsd 70 I'm As ~ e -
scesas eeaess hassil list s ordinary peo<ss1 81
taehsnt aeEiut ne estate u de asfnasat mAss FsEFaHe
beIoe 1en aabe Saee q he feeee hF ne1ss esppsf
~ said 5eaee ka tbe defendant ateef bsFs I'm d ~ ~
hs nofcs pabtkea g fear G11seive EroaalnNs
wig. lhiAR plbe JOIN 9AMRlN, az.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-15
Our Pensioners.

TIE following table shouslhe nupabsr Of pension
er. d She rolls June soth 1864 and also the NAM
Der u widows children and sisssn tom each State
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-15
aa,sss 4. Issyasl,l. cad n. ~ Rsy.els. - 4 II Reg
seids r ais
re As.s Jsrseg Lsesaotiss ed Nseaiss Csnsaay -
q Haffac< and Stiesa
eHANCERY coURT- oLIHTox.

J. n. aasgktsr asd Jsmss Eads o. HssFx Farasg Esd
@aeoS Qaesssys-AfrAfnnENs BfLL
TT APPEARING TO THE SATiSFAl-
TIos 81 Ne ceFt HeslsF on Ne neeatoAs b cen.
STATE efasf that pabcnoa Be msde ~ fsaf saeeessiss
aseta n hssunos Nhs, eeus aa4 dssa1snss . spsssF
axf ths iaaFih aehaE9 ~ Jans 1853 SnA esfnnd sad h
he VII be taken cgnsse4 sud sl ~ he4FR pate
Ishlrts ~ VII NuseseEsr. An
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-15
sTANn BY TNE ol.n flAo.


= Ths eeasgssssy ss seE kaessg Agsaies have eesn
Fzsed var u itsies - Neaflsh a. There are ss.lt
two siaes she question. EveF3 pants Be iaf ths
United States, % against Il. Thtrr can - ns
neutrate u this usr-paiS patrtsts or eFa...
ers"-sfsFRNx A. DesaIAa, ~ ghisase, April Ia u.
swhsnessr ahsg 1.-THE hshsaa,) bars TIE feses, shty
3Fs4S Aeers fAe {nss thssf fsnf ths Soiksfn psoe,
a they would slss drive -. Trust tbtm net. We're
fhev abls thar waala iaseas and deasrey - yskDat
rssrcv Absolutely asRnred 81 these thfaees an
amEsss that any ensi csafd a1tsha 81 peace en-
any tefua.s he VIE eafeFtain1 the aehtimenl =
n only 20 be elere, ard hesWhs atieFa 4 - sal1
tine fs. moreover. q trailer - hia eeafttfgs Whe
aeserres the seoFz and e1atsnst ~ ali neherAeas
nen.s--enSsslR ResscHAss.
swhat slth1 hsa the Eefth assAilsAS Nhst iustis1
Ia. ben aeHisdf And Hhat claim, founded "a lslcs
ana right has besn &iaAheidf Can esshsf 81 yeu %
aay narae enc single aet 81 wfnag deliberately md
purposeiy aeat hy The garernne8t ~ MsEAtnfenS 81
whieh tks seath has rirl b eampiainf lehalleagt
Ne Answer.s-Hos. A, II. sEErHBxS. ieea
Lea Truth and FslssAeoa Frsppls, wAs stsr knsu
Trvsh pa y he wprss n me and open snecanass
HnfON.
~ifany nan attempts 70 hanl aswn ne Amsri-
can ElaE. sAost hin es tAs spOt.ss--1ozE A. DIE.
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CHANORRY CoURT-MARYvfLLR.

~ T. kSss =. s. Laaiss. IS q LASER sss 4. n WEI.
pa,sssrs xko easd usatF ike esm and sssis ~ Hels
Lanfsr a -
FKsHE CoMFLAINANTs BILIs WHICH rs swoks
Co alleges that De asfsnaanta s LAnisg q q Lanlef
raasoa Be sssfsd upaa hen Il 4 efefe3 thai eakea
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defense 70 the b 90 he cams M - taken e ea6sssss4
and ssf for haaf3Be eK pAgsef
We, PfcEEas. o. An
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LAW PARTNERsHIF.

iHE SI boLhIbEIto Ia r ENIEE-
I'd Dta ParsaarzAiR IN ~ Ps1ece o. La4 n he czs
sad chaRssFy csarts Rggsfssae sns n Re saDfs Cs
~ Rockville N al n Wktch tJ ssaye Feszzsd
whseh Dag - taAsa 90 s4 SFrss CsFt s 80 eegsEa
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OR psSsRerkP ext<Hs sfsa 70 Al cases. erinira
shseh nay - tnpysd Sc he FsdeYal Cazt a. Esasr
asd VII sfteta n said Court ccsetfsa az rzs
eoansF u Est feaHesses sAFks tie eitRnts
q he STATE, and pFeRsx sntTaas azF assra
fie siyie u he 6rm q SElsez NEtssELsxo.
lehn EesA<sxn9 E coatass kerxtasafe asesui b.
cEeut ace Ch4assry coafts n GsaiaEer, Hsaesek ooa
aE4 CsnpbeH eoansisS TH0S A NELS0E
Eaaxvtfs, Teaa- idly J. NETHEELANp
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THE DEPENDANT, J. q. n. RAMSEY,
Ass fsiats q aasltef siete - esn n fks saee4s
kha eapeshsal 30, aied q ss Il psesfef thel
p1tekioh ~ aae ~ af fseeesssp sstks q bfounlesi
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fAsre meks Ne leas - fe 81. tAs bAas wi b stss
~ esatsssea - e bl spa So 81 heaenf Refis.
Asi-as % "a. pRknERscx. oAs
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nsesk.. latsssissk & O.. = " " iga1ker asS ssssrA
fIlHR REMNANTS, W. NJ. wALxsa,
seas walker 80 Asksst slAsf sps.s ps.ess = ~
tenca ahaGe4n Siates ~ hi - ef4sfsA as
fubsf - maae - fpef eefesEe ssf1t e NssEattss
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Law pARTNERsHIP

TlHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE ENTEE
70 INTO PaFtasFsspis sss arsctfae 80 tbss-1
and CAEnssr3 csuFfs et - shofo' sseFii.s. pansa
KRoxPills, ADD ss9 ia the eo1atT crs CzareFr as5k
prsne CoaFts at knoEve N IA eases - EiH ans
Vsgsd, taksn 70 r SapFse Coas p skss q Cearaf
JaossSoFe, Dazdrii<s, Grsxoerflle ~ EEcEFl.s
= r nnd J. n Lcrz EBdcr Ne arm 81 LoEas hcgzz.
Attead - any Ehieh nay De ths aass
10 he Fe9erRi czart. Ana fkazlas A. T.
tend, individually any b which ~ nay sPYs4
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extent Of th,.r s.llles, which "a s1ying q good
de, TIC main point With these worthless will be
b. iagrauntc d c'nscvcs into the good opinion Of
tie people, With the view u securing their slt por,
., Tie polls 10 reach this desirable object 1t is
Necessary to manufacture political capital upon
which 10 ground Their claims for support, and II Is
upon this branch Of the ccton work tina, the poll
rcians arc now employed. The iayorits bait Of
fluAicitAl reform, which Las oiIen been used
effectively, will Of course b. remodeled a liltle,
and again thrown into The popular stream for nib.
Tiers to bite at Whether Il car again te made
ssrvicosbic in drsw!u. support TO hActneyed poll
tcisns, who forget thor promises Immediately
after election, depends entirely upon the gullulty
u the "dcsr People who are 20 aGectana;ely
alluded 10 about election time The great trouble
IN mak ing this bait ,crylceAble IL that 3 reason u
is frequent use Il u now pretty well worn, and
legins H. show tho "hooking" objects y the poll.
tcians Reform is very good thing, and
The people are eager TO s.vc any p>r.y a
hearty support II they only be convinced Of ne
lor csty sru i.thfglncss 70 the reform programme
Unfortunately, their experience with factions aud
"-ss ,ist H." having this ayoWcd object, tss not
cen such as to induce them 10 put much r,lsnce
In mere professions Of 'A.sknd. We ore inclined
- mink, on tie vi oe, that the ioltioal thimblc
r'ggs'a have more difficult task IN tlcr present
preparations for suiins the public, All il may 10
At II Is for this tcsson they have coumoLc,d ther
campaign Preparations 40 early. They arc NO,
L.eIy W be rshtonod by difficulties, howevcr,an
=" may soon eypec. ~ zee them bring out f1r pub
4 Inspections, tie bsn,lings rnicn 'hcy now a.
induahously hschrt