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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1862-01-10
A CO.

a CARD.
Che subscriber having purchased the goods of
the late firm Of J. NJ. Shoemaker Co, aud in sd-
dition having received a large supply of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
he viii sell strictly tor cash produce or on foHr
mouths credit TO good aud punetall customers. at
toe cid stand of j. Vi. Shoemaker K Go. Cal, see
ald examine tor yourselves at AndersoR's 3 Row.
Oct. Is, 1861. J. d. SHOEM AKER.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1862-01-10
Northern Light.

NVatAtTa 4l4r .Ls.
THE cheapest and best hght IN use, can be had
L by buying Coal OIL peFfectly pure, inodorous
and free from amokr while burning, at $I.00 per
gallon, At III. c. Reamer's Drug Store.
Nov. 16, 1850.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1862-01-10
sHRIEER's
BiISinig COUGH STRTP.
BEDEoRD. Nov. s. 1850.

Mr. w E. SHRISER-Dear Sir: Upon several
occasions have used your Balsanic Cough Syrup.
N ny ieaiiiy and also on one occasion nyselt-
when Worn ny frequent preaching, aud with the
haplicat results.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1862-01-10

&C. ISH !-A large stock Of Mackarel and Hervn
a Just received, aud TO sale cheap at J N
Shoemaker & Co.'S. cheap store.
June % 1880
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-04
.9g I1Iearanh.
From Washinpton'

WAsHISGToS, March 2.-Gen. Lander had
every attention which his old aud we'll tried
friends around him could bestow M,
death was somewhat sudden. Il was moi
until five o'clock this afternoon that bis
VIE received intelligence his illness. sbe
Immediately took measures for obtaining \
| special train to proceed thiLher, but bef;ire
the arrangements vera completed. Seere.
tary stanton called in person and with
much feeling aud delicacy acquainted her
with the fact other husbands death. Sec
rotary Chase and other distinguished
friends subsequently visited her iu her at
Fiction.
Official information to the War Depart
ment from Nashville represents that The
military work in that State is about com.
pleted, aud that it only remains 10 efFect a
civil reorganization of the State govern
ment.
II is believed that the U. S. forces will
occupy Columbus to-day.
The rebel forces under Albert S. john
stoh are being steadily pressed backward
Cotton to the value of one hundred thou
sand dollars has fallen into our hands Al
Nashville. and the Treasury Department
has taken measures to have it brought To
New York. y
Tue President has designated Hon. An
drew johnson to be Brigadier General.
and he Proceedsto Tennessee Tomorrow TO
open military provisional government of
Tennessee until the civil government shall
be reconstructed.
Gen. Buell. will be nominated Tomorrow
a Major General of volunteers.
Gen. Shields succeeds Gen. Lander in
command.
The following dispatch was received to.
day from Commander Foote, dated Cairo,
March LIST.
Lieutenant commanding Phelps, sent
with flag of truce to-day to Columbus.
has this moment returned and reports that
Columbus is being evacuated. He saw the
rebels burning their winter quarters and
removing their heavy guns on the bluffs,
but the guns in the water batteries remain
intact. He also saw alarge force of cayal-
~ drawn up SYSTEMATICALLY on the bluffs
but no infantry TO be seen as heretofore or
encampmeut scene. Our armed reconnois-
sance upon Dogs river has been removed.
Large fires were visible in the town of
Columbus aud upon the river banks below
Indicating the destruction of the town.
military stores and equipments.
(Sigued) A. a. FooTE,
Flag officer.
1t is believed here our army has by this
time occupied Columbus.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-04
b2rEoss OF TUE SrEAuERs Dn "a,

BSrhoss OF THE STEAMERS On. KAxr
AND EcoNoNY.-The steamers DIR. Kane
aud Economy, good bouts we'll known in
these parts, are lost. The DR.. Kane
loaded with. pig iron for Pittsburgh aud
Ctnetnp"ti' struck floating log whilst
coming out of the Mississippi into the
Ohio. on Friday night. 1t knocked hole
IN her bow, causing her to sink. The
books and papers we're saved, and no lives
were lost. The cabin separated from the
wreck, and flonted off in the direction of
Columbus.
The Economy was sunk the same even
lug, whilst ascending the Cumberland river
with soldiers for Fort DOuelsou, thirty
miles above smithfeld. She is total
loss. No lives lost.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-04

ST.. Louis, March ga special despatch
to the Democrat, from Cairo, I'd, says a
great light was seen in the direction of
Columbus last night. It is generally be-
lieVed that the rebels there have burned
everything Of infiamable nature.
The Memphis Appeal of the 2sth, has
the following:
We have information from Nashville up
to noon on Wednesday. Buell. and Com.
Foote arrived aud occupied the place. The
The United States flag was raised over the
dome of the capitol, and fonts there now.
But one Federal flag was exhibited, and
that from the shop of a Yankee jew
eler, who had long been suspected of
disIoyalty. The feeling in Nashville
is strongly Southern. A deep gloom
seemed to cover tue community. The
citizens avoid intercourse of any kind
with the invaders. Two British flags had
been raised by property holders, thus
evincing their intention to claim che pro-
lection of that Government.
The sick are being removed from Column
bus. We are pleased to learn that Gen.
Beauregard is making prompt and ener-
getic preparations to oppose au attack
which now seeG:s so imminent on Colum.
bus.
The reported capture of B. Il. johnson
at l. Donelson Is incorrect, lie arrived at
Nashville on Saturday, having escaped
FROM the hands of the enemy. JEFF Thomp-
son lett his old headquarters the day he
fore yesterday on q secret expedition. We
will turn up somewhere.
Both Houses of the Tennessee Legisla.
ture met on the 9th, but adjourned for
want of a quorum.
Concerning the Presidents message, the
appeal says he is free to confess the error
of his past policy, aud the extent of the
disasters which have followed from it,
We think war will soon be made on the ad-
vancing columns of the enemy; that we
will attack, pursue and destroy, instead of
being, attacked, pursued and destroyed.
The spade will be dropped and tile bayo.
net resumed. In other words, the policy
of Fabian Davis will yield to that of the
Napoleonic ReaureRard.
In view Of these facts we can see light
cleaning through dark clouds that at pre-
sent environ us, which will burst forth in
less than sixty days in full resplendant
lustre. Rebels are said to be posted be-
yond Island No. 10, thirty-fve miles below
Columbus, which place they will fall back
on. The high ground is adapted for plant
ing batteries to command the river. Prom
inent officers believe that Columbus was
burnt
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-04
B9-AS INpOnrAxr sut.-Au appIic,

E9-AN IMPORTANT suf.-Au applica-
ton has been made ia til, County Court,
which commenced its quarterly session
yesterday, by certain hefri Of Mrs. Cruger,
of this county, asking thaia committee be
appointed to take charge Ii aud admins
ter the estate, upon the gnnnd that Mrs.
Cruger is incompetent TO ta,s charge of the
property. The claim Wheh these heirs
have to the estate, which hey now desire
to have controlled by q s,mmittee, is by
virtue of will Of Nose Sheppard, the
first husband of Mrs. orus,r. who devised
that the heirs aforesaid should become
owners of the estate upn the death OF
Mrs. CFuEer. There are between seventy
and eighty heirs, and upa the application
before the Court tlse arc some thirt,
witnesses.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-04

E9MOvrNENTs ALONG THE BALrI4oRE
AND oHlo RAILROAD.-FOr several days
past immense trains of cars bearing ma.
terial for the construction of railroad
have been moving eastward from this and
other points. The railroad is doubtless
being built east of Hancock and in the d.
FectiOn of Martinsburg as rapidly as pos
sible. 1t is understood that Gen. Shields,
OF Mexico aud California fame, is to take
command on the upper Potomac now that
the brave Lander 10 no more. General
Schsnck is already at Paw Paw.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-04
pa-A D1sonDERLY soIbTR.-Ys,,.rd,

B8-A DIsonDERLY SoIpER.-Yestsrdav
soldier, who was drunk attempted to en-
ter uucersmoniously the establishment of
Mr.. RhieustrOm, aud Wls beiabored over
the head with an umbreA, 10 the hands Of
the proprietor. The sOldtr then attacked
the door Of the, house With an energy
worthy of better cause, when the pro.
prietOr ro.appeared aud ,roceeded again
to administer the copdigp to the extent Of
the remains of the untreila, and then
rolled the bold soldier ito the street
The soldier was aTrestedanh fined abont
niue dollars. It'd
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-04

B8~A BOLD HoRsE THIEF.-On Frhay
night last some thief stole three good hoI,es
from the stable ofMr. William PenningtS,,
near st. Clairsville. The thief lifted ID.
stable door off its hinges, aid took tbk
horses out without being discovered. He
then, took away set of harn.ss which he
concealed in pile of straw vita the view,
it is supp osed of misleadiugshe owner Of
the horses and inducing him b suppose that
the horses had been driven away in We
hicls of soma description. hssoou As the
theft was discovered on Saturday, pnrsuit
was made and it was aseer4ined that the
thief with the three horses lid crossed the
suspension bridge. Officer Ponder and
ScrOggins, OF this city tolIsEsd the thief as
far as ROuey's point, wbert they lost sight
of him, though the trail va continued by
other parties who subsequently heard OF
the man, and once or taie, had him sue.
cessfally fisnked but didnb know it. The
thief is still being pursued md ii Is to be
hoped that he win be capaFsd.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-04
Important MilitarY Order.
ST.. Louis, March 3.-The following i'm
pOrtaut order was issued this evening:
nHntp-NtY,,a ~, rN,,n-r,.,,
ST. Louis, March Sd, 1862.

Portaut order was issued this evening:
DEPARTMENT or MISSOURI
ST. LOUIS, March Sd, 1862.
In order that commerce may follow with
post Office close upon the advance south
ward of the armies Of the Union, the fol-
lowing regulations are established for the
present conduct of restored intercourse
between the loyal sections of the Depart
ment of Missouri and the country on the
Tennessee and Cumberland rivers:
First. Steamboats, aud other water crafts
running in trade and travel on these rivers
TO or from the port of st. Louis or any
other port within this military Department
must, in addition TO customary registration
and enrollment required by the revenue
laws of the United States, take out special
license for this renewed intercourse which
is now provided in regulations established
In January last for the trade and transpor-
tation Of the Mississippi river.
I'd. Such special license may be issued
by the superintendent Of transportation in
the city of st. Lonis, but can be applied
for to any surveyor OF customs within this
Department, whose certificate that all
requisite conditions have been complied
with must accompany the application
when forwarded TO the superintendent
aforesaid. -
Sd. Boats engaging in trade and trans.
poEtation under such license are of course
subject to revenue laws of the United
States, and must comply fully aud faith.
fully with regulations aud instructions o
the Treasury Department, now in force Of
which may hereafter be adopted for The
control Of commercial and personal inter
course of sections under view, to rende
uniform customs now in measure gOVernin.
trade and travel ofthe interior and to sub
serve the ends of orders aud law. Ii j
further directed, first, that the permit Sys
tenn made necessary. by. persistent efforts o
persons In loyal States who sympathis
with those engaged In the rebellion, AMI
by PeddleFs and corrupt tratRekers, man.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-04
- a RELEAsEp RIcinnnn pn,..,.,

R9 A Released RIciMoxp PRIsosER4 /,
TOwE.-Lieut. Chester Hall, of Wells
burgh, a member of the first Virginia. Reg.
iment, who was captund by the s,cesh
near Romney, and wlO has been ,om,
three months in a Richmond prison, Wasin
the city yesterday. He ooks as wella II
he had never seen prion, but does no,
deny that lie was awfulglad to get out
He is still prisoner, haing given his pa.
role of honor until exchanged, and consid.
ers it therefore his duty say as little as
possible about Richmod affairs. Lieut..
Hall saw aud conversedwith many Pan
Handle people, including Joe PendIeton
and DR.. White, the lassy of whom had
been Major in some Hginia regiment,
but lately gave up the Soldering business
and was going to the Plaaers' Convention
PendIeton treated Lieut.. dan with much
more courtesy than did Df White. When
White reached Richmondle caused to bs
published in the Dispatch f,Wspaper long
article about Western Virginia affairs
which bristled all over wiz vile lies.
The Union boys in the Fhmond tobac-
co houses had their own ~. They sang
the Star Spungled Banner ad other anti.
secession songs whenever Thy pleased
They had what they called te Richmond
Prison Association, a specine Of the seal
ofwhich we have seen. III about the
size of ten cent piece. Arcnd the outer
edge are the words, "RichmoatP Prison As
sOcintiOn." Inside of these Ords is a
wreath of body lice, which thuTh made
with pen and very small, can Be plainly
distinguished. In the center areLe words,
"Bite aud be damned" Thess5ody lice
were very numerous, and the chic amuse.
ment of the prisoners was huxiag for
them, swearing at them aud siugay about
them. Lieut.. Hall is not disposed, COM
plain much of the treatment he tseived
during his three months cOufuemen, as he
expected no Injuries, aud saw hunded, Of
Others who endured much greaterl,ard.
ships than himself
Lieut.. Freeman, another released aris.
Ouerr is also in the city.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-04

BS-YEsrEHDAT we were supplied with
every variety of weather ever experienced
in this country. Last night was particu-
larry nasty, slushy aud rainy. Except
where gas light threw out streak of
light it was dark enough to work at with
pick-axe aud spade.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-04
pR-RrxArSs or GtsssItiL.Sn,p IT,.

R8-RENAINs OF GENsElf LANDER.-The
remains of Gen. Lander lid not reach the
city last evening as wa announced and
expected. COusldsrable interest having
been manifested IS 70 Wien the mortal re-
mains of the brave Gen,ral would reach
the city telegraphic question was pro-
pounded to Col. Ford, of.hesB. so. R, R.,
who is now in Cumberland, with the fol.
lowing result
90 y CUMBERLAND, An, MRrch,3 Sd.
General Lander's remains went to Wash
tngton this P. u. Wis Hateoek and Fred
erlek, ]. B. FoRp.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.
[Fr0m DC paIIy E1pre.s. 1..nn..l.r. nj !
"cHEMIcAL WAITING Fn1Tn. &,

''CAhmlCAL WRITING FLUID.o
I'VE are indebted to Messrs Z. Barr 4 Co. for
supply of LAughllns BuAhHeld's Ink, an article we
have been using exclusively for the year past.
ut Is manufactured at Wheeling, West Virginia,
by hrm whose loyalty never for moment wayered,
and to whose patriotism the highest compliment We
could pay would be to say that it Is as genuine. a,
free as unfAding and permanent as their Ink, with
which we make this re.ord.
@Weuse this FLUID because, aiter being torment.
ed with many other black devices, We have found I,
superior in every respect any other either foreign
or home make, and hence pronounce It the best and
most reliable In the market"
LAUGHLINs BUsHPIELD, Manufacturers,
Sold by J. c. orrGco. "nee'inE' va
Reed 4 Kraf,
jos. Graves.
Wa. p. MeKelTey
And Book sellers generally. mil
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-04
Steel PlOughS! Steel PIOuglS!

ENSCLusIYE Agency for Gill SONS snnerisr
~ Cast Steel PlOughE. We would inform ths Earm,
eTs OF TINS country that We have the sole agency JDr
the sale Of these well known SOd aud Il ubbIs and
general nae pouShs, right aud len hand Tor Two or
Tee horses Also all tile castings uf both EbrT nid
and new Serias Of plOughs. Also,
SUI IRON Double Shovel PIOuEhs,
with ground cast stsel moulds, with and without
guards. These plpnglls proved decided Eucrrrss
last , season. PRYOR FROST.
J~HAV p & y Main st.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-04

OF whom came from disIoyaI States and
sections expressly for this purpose, 70
smuggle goods, medicines and other sun
plies through to insuTreetionists, shall he
enforced on the Tennessee aud Cumber-
land rivers assit is on the Ohio and Mis-.
sis.ippi. -
I'd that the examination and sealing The
baggage OF travellers introduced mainly by
reason offrequent and illegal conveyance
OF packages Of letters 70 and fro, between
tue North aud South after the rebellion had
destroyed the postal facilities of The latter
I section be extended by Custom House off.
GERS, so as to embrace the country nm ire
Tennessee and Cumberland rivers, and Sd.
that water crafts, railroad cars and all or.
binary wheeled vehicles be until other.
wise ordered, prohibited from carrying into
tue country en- the Tennessee and Cumber.
land river baggage not covered by Custom
thoriiy.
Sd. These orders are issued only as A
measure of safety, TO guard against illegal
or improper Intercourse aud exchanges of
commodities, and not intended TO impose
additional expenses or burthens of any
kind upon trade, or impede or 10 any man
ner interfere with the freedom of legiti-
mate and proper transportation of travel.
no CuATRe VIII be
made by the superintendent Of transpor-
tation for special license required 10 be
taken out for the time being second, blank
forms will be supplied to several surveyors
OF customs within this department for use,
without cost to the parties making appli.
cations for licenses aud third, the sur
Veyors aforesaid will use literally, though
cautiously, the discretion with which they
are entrusted in issues OF permits TO cover
goods, wares and merchandise going for
ward for commerce or family supply.
4. Surveyors and other officers Of Gus.
toms If resisted in the proper discharge
OF their duties, will call for aid upon COM
mander of the nearest military post or
encamPment, and Mt places where there are
no Custom House officer or agents, such
commanders are authorized aud required
to exercise all necessary precautions to pre-
vent transmission of letters aud other mail |
matter by any other than regularly estab-
lished post Office channels and agencies: or
transportation of merchandise or supplies
Of any description not carried by OuStom
House permit, or going under sanction of
BY order MAJ. GEx. HALLEor.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-04
Tuesday Morning, March 4 1se.
Notice to Man Subscribers.
Festival.

/ the 81. Z. Church in tbs, place IN Thur
evening, March 9Th. the proceeds OF which WI
expended exclusively for tile benefit OF the Pr
terrain ChuIch. Tickets % cent? to be prOcnre 1
the stores Of n. Holiday and u. 81 ri g. Martins
For the accommodation of th.t-e from w.
wishing attend, boat willie, the ,rlarfat
P. ~, and return at II =. u, ,nbi
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-04
M A YORS OF tn q
Great Cities.

Nv = = tnS undeisg ned MlyorS hereby earthly tina
Of our several cities have siESe 4 ,,s ~ !.
surAnce to Us that the remedies OF DR. d III AVN
cure, and cSsrT5 FsefeIn Pis Agu,
fdenee Of the community. - '"s ~"
HOS. JAMES COOK.
Mayor of LOWELL MASS
HON. ALBIN BEARD.
Mayor Of NASHUA, N. n.
HON. K. W. HARRINoToN.
''os- JOHN ABBOTT. Mayo. :, oosoonD. n. II.
=, = n '0I Ss7ssr Of WORCESTER. MASS.
HON. s.rTr srtsprr MAYO. >, ..n,a. MASS.
HON. ? ". LINCOLN. Il, a.,,. Of BOSTON. MASS.
''' wa = AODH Mayor Of PROVIDENCE. R. /.
HON. AMOS ", PHrs Ssgs. J, NORWICH. CONN.
: Mayor Of NEW LONDON, CONN.
HON. oHAs. s. RoD1ER,
HON. D. ?. rIExANs. -. -.
Mayor of HAMILTON, G. W.
hon. ADAM WILSON, Mayo, Of TORONTO. 9. v.
Mayor of c1NC1SNArr, OHIO.
HON. L H. CRAWFORD,
HON. 'oH' SLOAN Mayo, Of LYONS, IOWA.
'' 'Nle Ai Mayor q SBiownANvrILu, c. W.
HON. JAMES w. NORTH Mayor OF AUGUSTA, We.
HON. HENRY OoOr E.,; ~ :, mn, o,,,, :.
HON. JAMES s. BECK,
HON. WILLARD hs s1E Of NEW prDroaD. MASS.
HON. J. BLArsDELL,
Mayor Of FALL RIVER, MASS.
HON. ". II. oRANsroS,
Mayor of oAIENA, ILL.
HON. JOHN HODaDEN,
hon, THOMAS S GsgFo q 5Ra4a.,ooo. r,,,
Mayor Of TUSCALOOSA, ALA,
HON. R. D. DAUoH' Mayo, Of arnpnrs. TENN.
"''' ''ND 'i Mayor Of NEW ORLEANS, La
HON. II. D. SCRANTON. -.
HON. DE WITT G GROVE s.,.. ;, UTICA. !,
S Mayor Of rlrrspune, Pa.
''' : = D0A Mayor Of DETROIT, nrou.
,'' -''N' : fS Mayor of MtLwAukrE, WIS
nov. ". W. VAUGHN,
Mayor of KENosHA. WIS
'' '0' : AA-'A' mayor of CHICAGO. i'll
49,, = " : A-Ai Mayor of SELMA, Ala
HON. =, ). NOBLE Mayor q noproos.nr. Ala
Mayor of COLUMBUS. GA.
DON EsPARrEnO MANUEL: :, ,,.,, 49,,
DON PfHrrn De oADAtte Mayo. >, MEXICO
DON EsTEPHASn nODRIogEs.
DON ANTONIO sohuvn1 w., ;, M. ...n
Mayor Of vALPARArso. CHILL
DON MARC sEseu1PEDAL1A,
Mayor Of RIO JANK1Ro, BRAZIL.
Certify that the ro'Idon. Druggist. have assured
Ayers sarsaparilla
Is an excellent I s I'D the confidence
Ayers SarsaparIIIa.
For Spring Diseases.
For Purifying the piood
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-04

BALTIMORE, March 2.-The boat from
Fortress Monroe Tomorrow will bring 400
more released. prisoners, and it is conf
IDENTIFY expected that Col. Corcoran and
other officers will accompany them. Gea.
Dix has ordered out the New York 9Th,
LouaVes, to escort them from the boat 10
tue rooms Of the relief ASSOCIATION.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-04
MAJ. GES. HALLEoK.

CHICAGO, March IA special despatch
from Cairo on the LIST, to the TTmt, re..
potts that the unanimous disloyaIty al tbs
citizens in aud about Nashville Is confirm
ed by every arrival from Cumberland. The
difference in sentiment between the people
OF the Tennessee and Cumberland rivers.
is very marked. On the former there are
many Unionists, but on the latter none
have yet made their appearance.
reports are current, aud are credited,
that Columbus was evacuated and de.
stroyed. The town was in flames last
night. '''S '''''
Great quietuess aud apparent inaction
reigns in Cairo.