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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-22
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CONGRESSIONAL
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100 WAsHINaToN, March 81 -
The House passed the bill to secure I,
the pilots, engineers, sailors aud crews or
the gnnboats, their pensions.
Ar. Stevens suggested that the Hous,
90 not adjourn over Tomorrow as custo
mary, as he desired to devote that day tc
several measures, which were deemed i'm.
portant by the Treasury Department. n
Mr.. VallandighRm, of Ohio, inquired
how soon, in the opinion of Mr.. Stevens
Congress will be able to adjourn,
Mr.. Stevens replied, that depends on
how many objections were made to the Ia 7
and other bills. So far as the COMMITTEE
on Ways and Means are concerned, the
state OF business would enable the House
to adjourn by the LIST of May. p,
Mr.. YRllandiEham hoped that Congress
WonId push business so as to enable them
to ad joprn at that time.
Mr.. Stevens added: t'but we must work
here Tor hours, and perhaps sit during the
amendment TO the bill for t he better regu-
lation of the law of prizes.
The House then went into the Commit.
tee of the Whole on the State of the Union,
and proceeded to the consideration of tbe
tax bill, Mr.. Colfax in the Chair.
Tho proceedings were confined to the
Sections fixing the licenses AZ s'
Among the amendments was one that
Wholesale liquor dealers, Including distill-
ed spirits, fermented liquors and-wines OF
all kinds, shall pay one hundred each tor
license. :
Mr.. Rice wanted to increase the license
on retail dealers. If the notion was to
take the wages off sin, they should be as
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Editors Intelligeaeer: 30
Two German women, wives of volunteers
IN Go. d, 9th Regiment Virginia Volunteer
Infantry, deposited Wheeling money in the
Savings Bank OF, Wheeling, on Tuesday
last, and. represented that it was the kind
of money paid them by Capt Shockey for
the services of their husbands in his com
pany. cs-tisas it7S7ss. A. -
I have thoroughly investigated the mat.
ter, and find that Capt. Shockey paid them
IN United States Treasury notes, aud took
their receipts, witnessed by reliable oiti-
zen OF Ritchietown. have also had an
interview with the women, and they ac-
knowledged that they had sold the United
States money at the Bank of Wheeling at
premium, being under the impression
that the Savings Bank wonId not allow
them anything over the amount of the
United States notes. N. WILKINSON,
~. Col. Comd'g 9Th Reg't Va. Vols.
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Ba5-REBEL INCBXDIARIEs.-Al letter from
Winchester says. that all along the road
from Martinsburg to Winchester may be
seen here and there piles OF railroad iron,
rails, car wheels, parts of engines, &C.,
which the "chivalry', dropped on the pike
in their haste 10 eludr the quick pursuit of
our cavalry.
The first object of interest after entering
Winchester, was the railroad depot. Here
again were innumerable masses of every
description of iron belonging to the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad Company, which
the rebels had plundered at Harper's Fet0
ry and Martinsburg. a large number of
passenger cars, also belonging to the Ball
timore and Ohio Railroad Company, were
huddled together for the purpose of being
burnt, but the rebels in their haste to leave
had not time to apply the torch, and this
valuable property will be restored to the
rightful owners.
We had not been in Winchester two
hours before Yankeedom was in. its eIe-
ment and glory. Some half dozen OF the
Massachusetts soldiers dotted their KNAPP
sacks, and soon oil cans, files and ham,
mers were il requisitiop. The old "Potol
mac" and "Virginia" engines were kaulSS
ed out and placed in as good running or
der as possible under the circumstances.
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B9e LUxURIENT BEAUTY, HEIMsTRERF's
ISImTABLE HAIR RRsToAT1vE.-It is not
dye, but restores gray hair to its original
color, by supplying the capillary tubes
with natural sustensnce, impaired by age
or disease. sAuTnstantansOtls dyes are com
posed of Lunar oaustic, destroying the VIZ
tally and. beauty of the hair, and afford of
themselves no dressing. Heimsireet's In
imitable coloring not only restores hair to
Its natural color by an, easy process, but
gives the hair a LUzurient Beauty promotes
its growth, prevents its falling OF, eradt-
Gates daudruf, and imparts health and
pleasantness to the head. 1t has stood the
test of time, being the original hair color
ing, and is constantly increasing in favor,
used by both ladies aud gentlemen.
B. 1. BABBITT's PuRE CoScRxTRATED
POrAsH, double strength Of common Pot
ash, six pounds will make one barrel Of
beautiful white Soap.
LAIRp's Block OF YourH. or L,qu1p
PEARL, for identifying and preserving the
complexion and skin.
u just received, and for sale by Reed and
Kraft. q
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TeIegraph nIarkets.

CISCINN4rI, March 2l-Flour unchanged; hardly
9O9e5e. Oats 2I@92II e andin GOOD demand Corn
unsettled Rye dull; prices,drOoping Bailey $50
!Oc: whisky depressed under the news from Wash
sales at l9c In the morning before the news
had been generally known. Provisions unchanged
and quiet; there Is not muth demand;s city pacEc
for shoulders and AZ fer sides; bacon remS5E dnlI
at ac Tor shoulders and Sides go for clear sides;
AR demand for lard, at &c for prime. Lnsoed OH
continr ed active demand. Exchange firm; Lcpre
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B8-How TO SINK the MERRGXAc. we
were shown yesterday by Mr.. Jesse Storms,
of Marion county, plan by which the
the iron-clad monster Merrimac is TO be
destroyed The design is to rig gup tue
big Union gun on the bow of floating
battery, and have it SO arranged that the
shot will strike the roof of the Merrimac
at right angle, and go clear through her
and lOdgeSin the water. The gun is to be
discharged by means of wire, operated
by man concealed in turrct like that
upon the Monitor. After shooting, the
floating battery aud Union gun are to re-
tire, reload and come back again. n
Mr.. Storms yesterday sat down in our
office aud wrote letter to the Presiden,
in reference to his invention, which we
have no doubt will receive all the attention
it deserves.
Mr.. Storms also has another design for a
steel ball, or prcjectile, which he intends
to communicate to the authorities al
Washington.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-22

I@- Max KIIIED.-we learn that the
train on the Gadiz branch road, while pass
ing ueaF the residence of Jacob Cassel, a
day or two ago, ran over a man named
Elisha Lewis, killing him instantly. At
the place where the accident occurred, the
road passes over ditch some two or three
feet deep, and it is supposed that he had
fallen into it, and being in a state of iutOx-
ieation was unable to get out of the way
of the train. His body was terribly man
gled. lie leaves wife and daughter, and
many relations to mourn his fate. Mr..
Lewis, aside from the habit of indulgiup
in strong drink, was good citizen.
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NASHVILLE, March 2I.--Southern ad7ices
received here say that Yancy arrived at
New Orleans and made a speech, avowing
that no help can be expected from Eng
land or France, and urging retaliation by
stopping the Gotten cultivation. -
The late provisional government of Ken
lucky convened at Sibley, on the 10th near
the headquarters of the rebel General Crit
tenden. -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-22

@ Hr1usrnErT's ISIxr7ARtE HAN
CoLORISa possesses the peculiar property
of restoring gray hair to its original colorl
causes it to grow thick and strongl stopsI
its falling out, and makes it soft and glossy
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-22

(. NEW YORK, March. GA letter pub
lished in the Tribune, dated Fortress Nom
roe, March 49, says that letter received
from on board the steamer R. Il. Cuyler at
Key West on the 10th instant, stating that
the steamer Water Witch captured on the
18th inst, u schooner with VIM. L. Yancy on
board, disguised in sailor clothes. Hewas
recognized and delivered oyer to the fort.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-22

81 Wnpe PIero4s.-Lsrge 4ocks Of
wild pigeons Wsts passing over the city
yesterday, which Is said 10 be a sign that
tas winter is gone, and that soon "the
hdmtoss will,peep. out and the little birds
III begin forto sing" 90
Its suggested by some that there is a
great pigeon roost-a great camp some
where in the .qeighbOrhOod-aud that the
squads of pigeons welhavs seea, are ont
upon foraging expeditions.
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E8- ARREST OF PIcKPocKErs.-Three
professional pickpockets, hailing from
Philadelphia, who have been in this city
several days, spending most of their time.
about the hotels aud railroad depot, were
taken from their beds at an early hour this
morning by officers Hague, Noon and
Fredericks, and placed IN the Lookup. 1t
is said that several pockets have been pick
ed here during the past few days, aud il
there are any parties who can identify
these gentry they should call at once at the
Mayors office. The Chief of Police has
been on their track for several days, and
is not mistaken as to their character and
lling.-tIttSbnFg Gazette. = -
We were houored last week with visit
from delegation of 'knucks." but they
found this city such poor picking that they
concluded to go to Pittsburg. One Of the
number was celebrated Baltimore thief
Z by the name of Brown.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-22

B LACK OF NEws.-The' local news
market is particularly barren at this time
and a state of morality is indicated which
reflects great credit upon the city. We
are glad of this in one respect and are sOr-
ry for it in another. While this condition
of things is creditabie to the town it is
death upon one department of the newspa-
pers. We do not desire that any one
shall do anything desperate-auythiug tina t
would be apt to result in human gore; but
we should not be offended if some lady
would be good enough to whip her husband.
We should DC obliged TO any worthless
loafer who would consent to throw himself
in the river or take dose of arsenic. This
would enable us tOyget up something in
the sensation way and to read moral
lesson to the community whilst no par.
ticular harm would be done to society J
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-22

ST. Louis, March 2I.-The RepubRran'S
spedial dated Island No. 10 Yesterday, says
cannonading by gun and mortar boats con-
tinued all day Wednesday. All guns but
onein the upper battery on the Tennessee
snore have been silenced, aud one gun ON
the Island dtsmounted. Shells from the
mortars constantly fall in the rebel camp
and batteries, and numbers of killed and,
wounded being carried away on filters.
A large number of loaded wagons nre
leaving the Tennessee shore, from which
It is believed preparations are being made
for the evacuation of the works.
The floating battery Of the rebels have
been moved nearer the head of the Island.
Gen. Pope allowed rebel gunboat to
approach within 40 yards of the masked
battery on Tuesday and then sunk her,
killing fifteen of those on board. He had
previously allowed five rebel steamers to
pass on.towards New Madrid, and they are
now between his batteries and unable to
escape. Over dozen vessels off the float
ing battery and battering ram are now
above Pope's batteries and will be sunk or
captured.
Mr.. Beadle one of the Oldest citizens of
Memphis, arrived last night and reports but
three rebel regiments now between New
Madrid and Memphis and they are stationed
/ at FORT PtlloW.
The Confederate government are manu-
ufacturing pixies at Memphis.
For the new levies less than one hun
dred men have responded to the last call Of
the Governor. ..aifi ssrit4.t f-- s.-slt
The Railroads terminating at Memphis
are being connected, so all rolling stock
can bel sent down the New Orleans road
when necessary. e
/
:, ST.. Louis, March, 2l.-The Sava nnah
Tennessee correspondent of the Democrat,
under dateof the 18th SAYS, o3moVe has
yet been made by onr army here.
b. second food in the Tennessee and its
tributaries Is prevailing. 40
The information in regard to the enemy
sfstill quite meagre. His main force Is
supposed to be az Gorinth, Miss, where ii
] is propahle he win be able to concentrate
10000 troops. sii b. 1lsf.f .6ei
II Our force mostly remains on board the
transports. ~. -.
{a5 Gen. Grant has been reinstatedi ia com.
lsnand of this expedition7and arrived here
to-day. tits not likely that any active OPP
erations will take place ,hereabouts fol
several days. s.l sli =
Dispatches from Fort Smith, Arkansas
to Memphis paper acknowledges tn
death Of Generals McCulloch aud McIntos
! al, The battle Of Pea Ridge.
Tl1yThe Memphis Appeal also contains {
tdisPateh from Richmond dated the llth
stating, that President Davis is cominl
West soon, and urging ever body to rail-!
/ to his standard: ,sis "a g = e.
The MiLHlHEEB, March Al Two hundre
feet Of the barracks at Camp Randall, a
! Madison, were burned on thenight of tn
:, 19th! TWoSOldiers were burned to death
! also quantity of equipments and BAG
3 iss'g $500 = {. -. :. - =
z H., HuH4sy1LEE, ,4la., March q .szI1Bro milo,
leaves for the North to-day. -
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B9BOD1 Fotsp. -The body ofThomas
ToFp, deck hand on the Wheeling and
Pittsburgh packet ]. t. AIcCombs, who was
'drOWned.offr that boat some seven weeks
ago, was found in the river near Pittsburgh
on Thursday, .a,s l..s. sH7s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-22

bS-NEw TOBACCO HOusE.-As viii 30
seen by an advertisement in another coll
umn Mr.. H. o. OFT, has established new i:v
tobacco house at No. So, Monroe street. BE
mas now on hand a splendid stock Of. all
varieties of tobacco, including smoking TO-
'haccO, Chewing tobacco of all desSript lions.
imported aad domestic cigars Of almost
every known variety The attention Of
country dealers is particularly, directed. to
the advantages which this house is pre-
pared to offer. The weed Is put into no
shape and attaius no excellence that is moi
sePressntedin. the establishment. s.t i.e
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-22

"a COTTONz From THE, sourH.-The
steamer Florence passed up on Wednesday
with load of cotton from Tennessee. The
cotton came from the Cumberland river
and belonged TO . loyal man who shipped
tito Pittsburgh of his own accord.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Heimstreet's Inimitable Hair Re
StOFatiVe.

Over twenty years Of growing favor has estab-
llshed its reputation It Is not dye, but restores
gray hair toits original color, and Is beautiful
hair dressing. Sold at :the Medicine Depot, 2O2
broadway, NY. mhl4:lm
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B9GES. BENHAM, is ordered to report
forthwith to Gen: Hunter in Missouri.
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From z ort1r,essa Monroe.

FoRTREss MoxRoE, March 2O.-All was
quiet. sat Fortress Monroe yesterday. A
severe n. E. storm has prevailed there for
the last two days. Several small vessels
had dragged their anchors aud gone ashore,
bat they would be got off without Diff
Guilty.
Nothing has been heard or seen. of the
iMerrimac. pa s % 90
The Monitor occupies her usual position.
above the fest. She, has received some
alterations and additions that will mate
rally add to her impregnability.s
The telegraph line has been partially
under run, but the bad weather has put a
stop to further operations. g..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-22

New YohK, March 2I.-The steamship
Baltic has returned from an unsuccessful
cruise in search of the U. s. frigate Yer
mont. -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-22

B8 HEnsTnEEr's REsFORArIvE forms "a a
very agreeable hair wash. 1t does not dye
the hair, but helps nature to secrete the
proper cOlOring matter that makes up its
hue. Its effects are really wonderful.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-22

WIScHRsTER, Va, March 2O.-A por-
ton of Gen. Shields reconnaissance has re.
turned from Strausburg. jackson is re.
ported to DO near Mount jackson.
Last night the Provost Marshal pouuced
upon a gambling house recently opened at
Winchester and arrested four of the pro-
prietors and several army officers who were
present, the latter were released on parole
but the proprietors were placed in Jail.
The apparatus and other property of the
establishment valued at $500, was also
captured. ss.1iis, :
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-22

B8e HEMsTREET's HAIR CoLoRRG is
highly recommended by prominent citi-
zens Of this city, who have used and are
now using 1T. Try it.
Sold by t. d. LOGAN 4 Co., and LOGAN,
LIST. & Co.
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+ G6r THERE was about fifteen feet of
water in the chaRnel of the river 'yestsnr;-
day and falling.
Yesterday morning after the departure
of the packets there was not a single steam-
er within sight. In the afternoon the
landing was also entirely clear Of every
thing in the shape of water craft. q
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-22

B~THE THEATRE was crowded last
evening on the oceasiOn,6f the benefit OF
Mr. Neaae. MetamGra will be repeated
this evening, the lAst,night Of Mr.,Neatie's
engagement. o.
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EXEOUTOR's SALE.
VALUABLE HOTEL FORSAT


81 by virtue OF the power vested in me AZ Exec
sm utCr OF tho last will and testament Of William
80. Miller deceased, will offer for sale, on the
~ 2 q TENTH DAY or May NEXT. 81
II not earlier disposed Of at Private Sale that
LARGE AND C0MMODIOUS HOTEL Z,
long and htHopbly known as the MA YPOLE or MIL.
LERS TAVERN, situated on the Southwest corner
Of Paca and German streets. 81 Ifl5f{3 I : ~
The Hotel Is elgibly located; Ave stories high; can
accommodate with perfect ease over one hundred
guests aud hns, moreover, attached to 1t most ex-
tensiVe and we'll arranged STABLES, with annie ac.
commodations for tive hundred and nifty hoFseS
The entire establishment fronts eIgGty-eight feet
on the west side OF Paca street. with depth OF one
hundred and ninety-One feet on tho SOUTH side Of
German street. The rear Of the let has depth Of
one hundred and forty-seVen feet to Cider RlIey
The whole lot is composed of three parcels held u.
der different Ieasesthe annual ground rent amounts
Ing altogether to Ave hundred and eightyeight dol
To persons DESTROYS OF purchasing a very
we'll known and deserYedy popular Hotel, this sale
oheEs most excellent advantages. 1t Is nov leased
TOT four years from Pebru' Try i, 1907 under rent
Of two thousand delars year and will be sold sub.
iect 70 that lease Until the tenth OF May will be
glad TO receive offers for II private sale II not
sold ~ that time, It will be set up Mt public auction
THRNs OF SAtR.-0ne.third cash anil the ball lnce
In six, twelve and eighteen months-the credit nav.
ments to bear aud TO lie secured TO the sat
isfactlOn' OF the Executor - l7sTf
mlI21- laWts TRUBMAN CROSS. Executor, I'll
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y The States of sbuth lCSrOIiua, Georgia
and Florida. with the expedition aud for
ces now under Brig. Gen. Sherman will
yconstitue Military Depot TO be called the
lDepartmentlof the .So1th to be under the
command of Gen. Hunter.
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BY the name Of Brown.
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su MLHlgERB, March n Two hundred
feet Of the barracks at Camp Randall, at
Madison, were burned on thenight Of the
lsth.l TWosoldiers were burned to death,
also quantity of equipments and bag.
bgage! f71---, e 3-.tF1 " dGEITFf
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q HuN+svILrR, .AIa..,i March 81 brow nlow,
leaves for the North to-day.
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FIRE PROOF SALAMANCA

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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-27
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KRATZ s. HEILMAN
CITY FOTINDRYl


MANUFACTURER AND BUILDERS OF STE M
ENGINES AND BOILERS
Saw and Grist Mill Machinery, Tobacco Screws
cumming Machines, Chinese Sugar Cane Mills,
Thraafng Machines, &C.
EVANSVILLE IND
YErEE PRoPRIET0Rs or THE orr FOpn
n dry beg ieave TO inform their friends and ths
pubic in general that they prepared to do Al.
MACHINE AND FINISHING WORK.
a7o everything appertaiIing to the Foundry bust.
less Ihey are manufacturing STEAM ENGINES Ann
BOILERS OF any size and power required. Saw Min
etachinery and Min Gearing of any size; Distf,
Ieiy and Mining Machinery, Tobacco Screws, Gum.
nIg nming Mschines, Thrsshing Machines, Malt Mills.
dorsepewers Ccrn-ehellers, Maehiaery of All ipds
made and repaired Iron and Brass Oastincs -
every descriptions Iron Housofronts ts Collar (; erAs
&C. LOOKING and Heating Stoves Of the latest i'm.
p'eseT pnS1esns; EoIlCw Ware, Dog Irons, &C.
Sappled with every description of Copper ana
Sheet Iron Work, Brewing Kettles Rsfrieerafors
AttemporatorA, sparges, Stillheads and Worms on
an improved principle, Columns for Alcohol StiI;s
reast jugs, Cans, Syphons, &C.; Copper Lead'.r1
Iron Pipes Copper, Brass and Iron Pumps of evcrS
VyaTety' iSr sesT spirits, oil, Brass Cocks ans
waves Steam Whistles, &c.
Workmen sent to all tarts TO nt uH work and a.
SSepa,r S on Steam Boilers. Copper and Sheet Trcs
OLD METALS BOUGHT.
They arc dealing in and selling AIIen,s ,,,rro,
steam Gauge, wrought Iron welded Pipes and r .
oing' hiIsm Hopkins Improved Smut Machf,
stephen Sn ae1,, Hughes Flour separaiors German Bo
Of the bost kind; TinpIate Sheet Iron. Rlo~E ~.
Pig Iron, Babit Metal, speltss, Fire Brick.
ihey have every facility Of the best MachineYv
sae,s mem ana VIII give all work entrusted to
tnemi Their Individual attention, filling ords, .
promptly, warrantiag their work and are satis6a
with reasonable prices ~ '~s''ue
rs - once and Sale Rooms, No. 60 Main stree.
rounuei }, Boiler lard az Machine Shcp on pin.
ville. Indiana. nsas ss