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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-24
Sc THE UNION, :
Commissioners Sale of Valuable Real
Estate in the Citv of WhaeIino.


Estate in the City of Wheeling.
TN PURSUANCE Of decree Of the Circuit Superb.
or Court of LaR and Equity for Ohio county ron
derel at its spring term, 1862, In cause therein
pending, wherein Maj R1tclif, guardian Of the
heirs of Thomas l.. Ratclih, is complainant, and
Thomas l.. Rhtclit's heirs defendants which de-
cree is recorded in chnuCery order book number s.
page 400, II wilt, as Commissioner under said Decree
on Monday, the eth day Of Aprl 1855, 1.-THE same be-
ing Court dsy offer for sale Rt the front door Of the
Court house Of Ohio county to the highest and best
bidder, the following described Real Estate to Wit:
All that certain lot parcel Of ground situate In
Ohio county, Virginia, in the addition to the city of
Wheeling, laid OUT by Charles T. Churchill Trustee
f,r Emily A. Zane, called ChurcTs addition number
twot2), and deaiRuated the plot OF said addition
BY thS number fve (S) in square number one it be.
ing the same lot oflRnd which cd to Thos
Lynn RRtelh, deceased, by John dilchFist, Jr and
Elizabeth his wife, by deed dAtei January 49, 1852.
Also, the following described Real EstGte to Wit:
The east half u lot hundred aud thirtyoue sit
uated In East or Middle Wheeling, as laid on by Noah
Zane, John PAusstt and others, and lSiug on the
north side of John street, Il being te same lot
ground which was conveyed to the said Thomas Lynn
Ratelihe by Benjamin RatclI6 and Charlotte his
wife, by deed dated the Goth day OF April, 1851.
The title to both the pieces Of land hereinbefore
described d believed to be indisputabie.
fERNS OF S4LE-The above described lotSWin be
sold on credit of four eight and twelve months,
with interest from tho day OF sSe the purchaser Civ
ing bond aud security tor the purehass money, and
lien will be retained the aid real estate for tile
same. NJ RICHARDSON
mRrI-laW4W Commissioner.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-24

B0r GES. BURSslDA.-we learn from
passengers whe came down on the Circum-
bendibus, that Gen. Burnside passed down
yesterday, on his way to Cincinnati, where
it is reported he is TO succeed Gen. Wright
in command
When the train arrived at Steubenyille,
great crowd had assembled, and the Gen
eral had to come ont and "speak piece"
The ladies came out on the balcony. of the
Seminary, which stands near, and sung
the cred, White and Blue" and "SIarch.
ing Along" compliment which was
politely acknowledged by the General.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-24

R9 Tag RyER.-The river was rising
slowly yesterday. A hard rain fell during
Sunday night and yesterday forenoon, af-
ter which the clouds dispersed and the sun
shOue out brightly. Nothing of impor-
lance is going on about the landing.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-24

R0- BRHAsTPM Losr-On Saturday eve
ming, a jet and gold breastpin, the shape of
cross. The finder will confer a great
favor and receive a liberal reward by leav-
ing it at this office. ~.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-24

~RALRoAD CoNsoLIDkrIoX.-The ar
raugemeut for the consolidation of the
earnings of the Cleveland aud Pittsburg,
aud Pttsburg, Fort Wayne L Chicago
Railroad has at length been perfected. tho
Fort Wayne Company having receded from
the amendments introduced BY them in the
contract. As the agreement now stands,
ratified by the two companies, the gross
eearuiugs of the two roads are to beconsoI-
idated, and divided between the. two at the
rate of 26@ per cent. to the Cleveland COM
pany, aud 7s4 per cent. to the Fort Wayne
company. Each road pays its own expsn
ses, and preserves it's own management
and officers intact. The Presidents of the
roads act as an Executive Committee, aud
their first act was to confirm in Office the
present general officers of both roads.
The Cleveland 4 Pittsburg road contin-
ues to pay for the lease of the joint track
from Rochester to Pittsburg, but will in
future carry passengers between points on
the leased line, the same as the Fort Wayne
line, the receipts going into the joint fund.
The two roads are to be run TO their mutual
benefit, freight being sent over the route
that will best serve the purposes Of the
shippers aud at the same time eondnce to
the greatest profit of the joint fund. Pas
seugers can purchase tickets By whichever
route they choose.
The contract eau at any time be termt-
mated by the joint action ofthe two Boards.
1t goes ittO effect 90 the frst Of April.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-24
R8oouar MARTIAL q LIE.Ur.. rarr.

The Court Martial in the case of Lieut..
Tate, 18th Virginia volunteers, on charge
of conduct unbecomiug gentleman, first,
in getting drunk and marching behind his
regiment while going from New Greek to
Darlington, Va, in December last, and
secondly, on getting drunk aud compelling
a driver to leave his team iu MarHnsburg,
have found him equity on all the charges
aud specifications and sentence him ,"to be
dismissed the service:s' .. The finding of
the court has been approved by the Presi-
dent.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-24
9ailg sutkIligkntRr
Tuesday Morning, March "a, as.


B3~ TIE NOBLE GoUNrY MoB-How IT
TURNED oUr.-There has been great
anxiety in this city and vicinity to know
how the late mob over in Noble county,
Ohio, would terminate. We learned yes
terday from gentleman who accompanied
the soldiers from the railroad TO Hoskins.
vile, the following particulars As the
two companies of soldiers, under Marshal
Sands ueared HOskinsVille, the place where
it was reported some three hundred citizens
were armed add fortified, they learned that
instead of showing fight the riotors had all
dispersed including Brown and AcPerran
the deserters. The houses of the Copper!
heads were all deserted aud none but wo-
men and children could be found. The
rioters had evidently intended to make
light but when they heard of the approach
of two hundred soldiers ,hey Immediately
skedaddled. Some left the county but
others sought refuge in the woods. The
soldiers procured the names of the most
prominent rioters aud scattered themselves
into small scouting parties in search OF
them. When our informant left about
thirty of the impudent rebels had been
captured and placed in an old church for
safe keeping. They were found concealed
in all sorts of out of the way places, in the
woods, in old barns, under hay stacks and
in hollow trees. Veteran and Brown,
however, succeeded in making theis
escape, though it was supposed they were
still IN the neighborhood. The country
about Hoskinsville was of course in 4
great state of excitement. The soldiers
were bringing in the rioters hourly, and
Marshal Sands had expressed his Intention
of remaining until every one of the rascal
should be captured and an everlasting
qutetus put upon such reasonable conduct.
The infamous Copperheads who had en-
cOuraged the riot but were too cowardly to
participate actively in the affair were bad
ly frightened and seemed willing enough
to assist the military, and give them aid
and comfort.
The people 10 the neighborhood of Hos
kinsville aud along Duck creek are said to
bO very ignorant and ilIitorale. What few
of them can read get their political food
from such sheets as the Cincinnati Enqui-
rer, Columbus Crisis aud papers of that ilk.
They evidently had no idea of the enormi-
ty of the crime they were committing, or
the severity of the punishment attached.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-24

Bar Nav spRING GooDs.-Levi Stein,
NO.Ils Monroe street, Wheeling, Va, takes
pleasure iniuformipg his friends and Gus
toners and the public in general that he
has just received aud opened large, va
ried and handsome stock of all kinds Or
spring goods suitable for men, youths and
boys wear which bel sells on reasonable
terms to all who may favor him with their
patronage. All goods will be made up to
order in the very latest styles and at short
notice. An early examination Of the stock
is respectfully solicited.
A large stock of ready made clothing
and geutlemeu's furnishing goods will al
ways be found at the above establishment.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-24

Gar How TO AvoID THE CoNscR1nr Acr.
From an article with this heading we
shall obtain the most respectful considera-
ton. There is no subject iu which the able
bodied male population is more interested
at this particular time. lst-Go to Cana
da, if you can get there. 2ud-Go crazy.
3rd-Buy a six gallon key of Cincinnati
whisky and proceed to throw yourself out
side of the contents thereof until you have
succeeded in establishing a small private
imaginary meuNGrie. The Consumption
act wants no confirmed druukards. 4th-
Gut of the fore6uger of your right hand.
5th-Kill off all your brothers who are not
in the army SO that you will be the only
sOu upon whom your aged or in6rm pa.
rents are supposed to depend for support.
6th-Plauk up three hundred dollars.
Some of the modes of avoiding the Con-
scription act above suggested may be a
little inconvenient and somewhat danger
Gus but they are sure and certain except
the latter. In view, however. of the un-
certainty, danger and inconvenience which
will naturally attend the catrying Out OF
the suggestions we would ad wise all to stand
their little draft like men and go against
the rebel hosts in solid body and in a
short time treason will be wiped OF the
face of the United States, aud the angel Of
peace will spread its wings over happy,
prosperous aud united land.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-24
BACHELORS HAIR DYEI
TIE BRST IN TIE WoRLD

TIE BRsT N TIE WoRLD.
WILLIAM A. BATcHELoR's celebrated Hair Dye
produces color mot to be distinguished from nature
warranted not to ijure the Hair in the leest rem
eies tho III effects Of bad dyes, and nyiEorates the
Hair for life. GREY, RED, OF RUSTY HAIR Instant
ly turns splendid Black Brown, leaving the Hair
soft and beautiful Sold by All Druggists &c.
~ The genuine b signed WILLIAMA. BATCH
BLoR, on 0e Joatr IfdSs q, tael bpz.
FACTORY, BIO. 81 Barclay street,
CLats RSs Broad,Oay and 10 Bond SKY
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-24
DEATH OF HON. j W. NEwPoRr.


The Hon. John W. Newport died at his residence
In Morris, Ill, between the hours Of eight and nine
on tho morning Of the Pat Of February. This sud-
den and nourntnl event sent thrill of sorrow
through our entire community. Mr.. Newport had
but = Tow days previously returned from tho LeEiI-
laturo, and although WeaTiBd and exhausted by tho
discharge Of his HrduouH duties q member Of that
body, no one supposed that he seriouSly ILL., OF
that he needed more than rest to restore him his
usnal health. POr a few days he mingled with his
which had occupied his nInd and thoughts while III
Springfield, always speaking hopefully OF the pros
pects Of state and country, for which no always
exhibited, both inword and deed, the devotion of
pure patriot. Ees-he loved his country, and I .
these, her dark houru manifested moro zeal,
tempered by sound Judgment, for her welfare than
| did Sir, Newport. n a-
Mr.. Newport came to this county some eight years
since, and during his resi- ence here, had endeared
himself to ALL by hiS kindness heart, integrity OF
character, and unaUerVng honesty Of purpose Pore
most in every work of philanthropy, in every enter
prise for the Improvement his county and St,te
good lawyer, safe counsellor, generous benCfletoE,
true friend, his place in our community will long
remain untitled.
Though allied to the Republican pArtJliu politics,
he always acted from moral convictions, and was
among the rst In our county, At the opening of this
rebellion, to aink the partIEan in the patriot and
even Ia the atrring times of political excitement he
commanded the confidence not only Of his party,
but the respect and oAteOm Of ali.
In this their Atletion, his family aud friends are
aHsurOd OF the sympathy OF the entire community
all uauuFn with them for dear friend.-GrHHdy
| County tILL) Herald. -E
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-24
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-24
OIL PAINWNGS.

NII44PERso&s WANTING OIL PAINTINGS
ne and at tor the negative - Ne WiSh tiIls 10
make The plain Ph0toETaph In every r9Epect uSfise
mAFS A.C. PARTRIDGE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-24

CtoRsETsA rasPPly Just received At thew rietTT
NJ store q Esss D.NIC0EL / BRO,
ies49 Toe Main street.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-24
CARTE DE YISITES.

CHILDREN'S GIGS.-ws have commenced
" receiving our stock Of this article, and expect
to have onr usual supply from 81 50 aud upwards
D.NICOLL 4 BRO,
mario 100 Main Street, Wheeling, Va
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-24
MIDDLINGS, SHORTS AND bran

Just RECEIVED, and tor ale, At the LOWEST
$50 tons FINE HEAVY MnDLINGs, made from
the best Family Flour. and unusually rich
$50 tons BRAN AND SHORTS. miKed-Rell worth
the attention Of an Who deSFOus Of economical
feedtng during the winter.
All Of the above Feed Il IN good saels, ready for
shipment, by Pryor 4 FROST,
JAMS Nos n and . Main street.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-20

rHos o'C0ysER. 3Hos. MORGAN
O'CONNER n MORGAN,
coxuhRcr IL AlLRY, MKT TO sxlrH's srABLs,
Dlacksmiths & Horse ShceYs.
ru>nOS. O'cOANER HAVING TAKEN IN
/ rHos Aoa0AS ~ par tnAr iu she Blacksmith.
ing business, together hey are prepared 10 NIL oil
or jers promptly Mr. Morgan al! attend 20 ali
diuds Of Mill Work repairing machinery s'd
J-hbing generally. Mr. s., cnner " II o,tt.nas
to Shoe Horses in To kcststyle lioerai share
81 patronage collected II 2o-tlv
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-20
MAMWW WAR n.

The undersigned beg leave
TO cali the attention Of the
public and the trade In D,ar-
sicular 10 their comp lete
and well assorted stock OF
|ShELF b HEkJF HAnDW ARE,
comprisingevery thing s,it
led to he .ycbbiTsg Trad, OF
the West. -
Having uncqnaIcd (aCili.
ties for purchasing n ol.l
Ma nufacturers direct. We
bIsssIl keep cur stock { en-
plamtly Wp 20 the requarc-
naemts Of the country, and
bler Goods at
Z D W Y IL II RIG Els
Ind better terms than any
|lhcr House i'm the Trade.
An early cas- is respect
ully solicited.
Orders by mail receive
|rOmpt alleOli0n.
MYEK & WALSH.
NO. ? LEsLiEs BLOCK, FRONT st
na6 tr
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Dr. Ea,rfy'g Treaties On dised.es o, Females
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-20

Irish emigration continues brisk. The
fsho wing anecdote 10 given A. ore OF the
Causes Of its continuance, ard Is taken
from an English newspaper. where it ap'
pears a. corr spondence from 'fippera'y:
There WAS poor laho,ipg by near
Thurles, who scarcely kept life together
By driving IN ass and cart with turf, and
the possession Of a reserve haif-cro~n
would have been to him an event never
to be forgotten He scraped tgether
with the asst. tsnce Of some friends, his
passag-. money TO New York, and sailed
on the 18th Of March last. Since then
he has cent to his father 96, together
With paving &c for the converting OF
the greer backs into specie aud the
knowledge Of this circumstance has done
more in the district he wo ked in than
the most elaborated disqnisitiens Of .
Mal,hus upon the subject Of em'gratios
NJ remedial sgent.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-20
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ANDTRE
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DIR. RIC0R05 ESSENCE OF L1Fl
Dr. Ricor If Paris) after years VI earas u 20.
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eat Of tho American rnbl,c, and appointed an
bnt in New York for the sale o! his valued and
khly priced fsscrce &c Lite. This wonderful
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stitutions. whether erising from excessss, the
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Do which are very simple iui'uss Is imp sible
10 Lille. re storing remsov should no takev y al
ut to marry. as its effects arc pefuars {.
acknowledged ny the msdi al pres to tM
Atsst discovery ever made. Its dew, ,pi e
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n. kiocrd y ssence % i.ifei- sold in sas- with
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pEMgcRAT T. NEWS.


= 80 ~.
Tie sisgs Of Chaslsstos has ~sj$
1easa sss huadfsd asd twenty eight
tliys.
The ~ tfsetioaal earrensy isss y
issaed, uotuithstasd,ng the wrstshsd
oeshaoieAl sxssst.sa d the work. ! n
Bsssso- hss got . new LsIiipss,
esid - b smaller than either Ion
| Tbuwb or Comnsdsss Mutt. He 10
teestssn ysars old, t~en 1.-TWO inches
high and Weighs seventeen pouods.
A New York paper ssys tbst slpsag
(fho Incidental duties Of the pelies fdtcs
= shs kussias ball on Tbursday right,
~ the carrying cut OF several wotnsn,
Who were in ~ almost helpless coudi-
tios. overcome, psvhsps, BY The hest Of
TIE SoeU. .gNS
TIE total indebtedness Of The State o.
Georgia Is eIl,i4O,+lO. This IL forty
sSves dollars Of indebledness for every
white male inbsbtant OF the State. In
GLIDING the whole white population.
maie ard female. every individual wes
about twenty four dollars. Sscest len is
proving costly operation. sa
The irvisiLle ink with which q rebel
letter was recently lDisrlineI 10 m old
invsntion, and il simpiy sulphur,c acid
tsesly diluted with spring water. To,
lssviug no trace VIXEN n,ed, the letters
become dark brown aad searly black
when held before the IRE. A quill 30
INSET 10 used.
A soldier Of the 10th regular, . ma
tive Of PhiiadelpAis, at the battle Of
Chicksmsugs. wss strnck with pisss Of
s"sll ~ the right eye, cutting ess ~
estiis eye, tbss pass'ng under The
bridge u the nose Add destroying tbe
eisht Of the left eye, and he 10 nov per-
fsctiy blind, though IN the prime Of life.
10 the anne action IN which be lost his
eye s'ght, he had father and three
brothers killed, leaving out Of " ole
family, only himself and his eyed moth.
er.
+ A bar Of iron, valued at Eve dollars,
worked into horse shoes, ia worth ten
dollars aud fifty cents; needless three
hundred and fifty-hye dollsrs; pen.
knife blades, three thousand two huo-I
drsd and eighty.fve dollars; shirt but
tons, twsnty-nine thousand four hundred
sud e'ghty doliars; balance springs Of
watches, two hundred and fifty thousand
dollars. Thmtv-cue pounds Of iron
wire have been made upwards of one
hundred and eleven miles in length, aud |
30 fine was the fabric that part of i. was
cosverted, with horse hair, INTO q bar.
riste,'s wig.
Some o. the French sol1,ars in Rome
arc not always obssrvant Of proper Ell
quette. A short time since one OF |
them accosted the Pope, 10 tho famous
Swiss Hall, fer the purpose If obtaining
40 Indulgence. He Holiness 10 III gsn-
eral rather good nstured in his treat
mont of ali who come in personal con
tact it'll him. But for some reason Or |
another, he had already refused this SOL !
disr's request six times. Tho seventh,
The suplant demandsd, "But Holy Fatt
er, Why not s,gn my indulgence thi.
Gme9' my friend, l have no pen
here" But the soldier, who, it APPEAR
had anticipated tue excuse, took &c G. :
Vt bis pocket, say pg, I'm roici une St. |
Perez" "But 1nave NO ink bo,,ie."--
" En- voici an aussi" "But upon W /
would you nave me sign it y Upon
my shoulder" wheren,on the warrior
stsolsd, aud the Poniii, laughing y. he |
did %, gave him full Indulgence.
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Particular q tie ntiOn paid
to Physicians prcscrip.
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