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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-21
From the st. ClatsvlIle Chronic lie.
Tuf,mouE


The following resolution was adopted at
the Copperhead meeting at the National
Hotel, in this place on the evening of
March 4,h, 1868:
sc. Resolred, That the Cepscript bill re-
Gently introduced into the Senate of the
7E5ysrses by ;;lSsu sf 1E,Fssa-
chusetts and passed dinto a law by Congress,
is su6versiue Of the sorereignty and rights Of
The States, and designed 10 make them mere
dependencies upon the Federal Government:
unconstitutional in its provisions and dan
gerous to the liberties of the people, the au-
thorites of each of The States should Sternly
resist the operation of scheme SO fatal to
the just relations which should always cx.
list between the Federal and State Govern
ments.''
The following names appear in the pub
lished proceedings in the Gazstte, as hav-
ing taken part in the meeting. 1t should
consigu them to TO an eternity Of in!famy:
John H. Heatou. VIM. Kennou, Jr., O..
y. Swnuey, R. S. Clark, Samuel N. Howey,
Juo. W. Okey, Sherrard Clemens, of Wheel
ing, John A. Work.
a communication in the same paper in
relation to this reasonable couclavc, con-
taius the following, speaking of sherrard
Clemens Speech:
..He laid before the house in terms that
are entirely unmistnkeable, the principles,
doctrines and politics of the present infa-
nous, corrupt Administration. He elucida-
ted at length the designs of this unjustifa-
Die, tldmn06Ee Abolition crusade against sIa-
very--this high. handed murdsrous tVarfare,
under the pretezt of saring the Union. The
speaker resumed his seat amidst deafeuing
applause, cheering, chipping of hands. and
various other demonstrations of approval
aud condemnation.
Aud again
"The House adjourned, not SINE die, ]
hone; let this be not the last one the But
ternuts of old Belmont will hold"
wha. do our brave boys on Stone river,
on the Rappahannock, and before the rebel
batteriesat yicksburg think of this7
We would have them remember it
These "Butternuts,'' in the language of the
Ggzste correspondent, will be seeking
their votes next fall to help elect some O
their number to Office.
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Approyei, FObruery Z, ls8s.
DISSOLUTION.

TNHE cO.PARTNERsIIIph heretofore existing he
4 4 tween the undersigned, under the firm name O
consent. John L. Hobbs is authorized to settle the
business of tho late firni, JOHN L. HOBBS.
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man it was ordered that the proceedings of
this meeting be forwarded TO the InteILi-
gsnceT for publication.
THos. GIIxER, sec'y
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-21

IN retiring from the firm of Hobbs & BRrpc, I
wish to recommend tho NEw FIRMS to tho favorable
Of the public aud our former customers
ieblI JAMES r. BARNES.
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JOHN IT. LAKIN,

LsueoessOrto to wheeler { LAkInl L
MILL RBOBIVE AND HAVE OPENED FOB
Inspection on Thursday, March 2sth, = new
aud we'll selected assortment or
Cloths, cassimeres and Vestingsl
Also HeompleteasaOrtment Of fGRNTLRNRN'sRUR-
S1SHING GOODS.
The patrons OF the old arm, and the public In gem
SrA arc respectfully invited to call and examine my
stock betoro making their purchases - intend sel-
Ing At small prOhtS to eaah and prompt purehASaEa
thankful for the patronage bestowed upon the old
hrm, eOleit continuance Of the same Tor the new
establishment, JOHN I. LAKIN, Merchant Tailor.
No. 1O2 Main st, wheeling, Va.
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MS u r a N @ IL
SadIIes, Harness, Trunks sc
2 WnorEsALR 8 REFAm.

WHOIESALE = hEfA4.
r 3. SHEPPARD No,1s1 Main Street, corner
% Union, will continue 70 keep on hand alarge3nd
complete assortment Of all artfelostn his ne commit
ing Of Ladies' and Gentlsmsn's Saddles. Fine CoaT9o
Harness, Trunks YGIiees Carpet Bags, SatehsS, Col
lars, HAmea, Whips, &c.
would respectfully call attention to my stock, and
trust by strict attention and promptnesS, to merit
continuance Of the public patronAge
All kinds OF repairing promptly done, and IN pro
per %S11Sr. me- J. B.sakPPAns4, 15I Hs,I se,.., :
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COppeEheadS the Main Reliance Of
the Rebels,
In arecent letter FROM Nashville, Par
son Brownlow writes:-
While Rassing large college build
ing In Murfreesboro, IN which there was
between 1000 and 5000 rebel wounded
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New State Meeting in wetzel County.
FORXs oP FISHING CREEK,
WetzeI County, Va.
March Is, 1868.


Editors Intslliyencer:
GENTS You will please favor us with
an insertion in Jour paper of the follow
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9atlyg gntell1gE1rtrr
TERMS OF. ADVERTIsING.

TWELvE BOLD LHzs or NoNpAl1r1, Ion osrE Icz, OF
LEss, MAXI SouARE.
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NUMBER 1871.
[puaLyc-No. 14.I

IN ACT in relation to commissioned ofceers Of the
United States revenue cutter service.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-14

New YORK, April 10. The Herald's special
dispatch from headquarters Army of the Poto-
mac April IL says refugee who left Richmond
last Tuesday has arrived here. The bread riot
in that city was witnessed by him and caused
the greatest CONSERVATION among the authori-
ties The women were heads Of families of the
working classes and were actually starving. A
repetition is feared, and every precaution is be-
ing taken to avert it. The effect on the troops
is very demoralzng, the men being very clam
orous and demanding that their families shou Id
be fed ".
Reinforcements are hurrying up to Frede-
ricksburg as rapidly as possible. Most of them
are conscrlpts and cOnvalescents
Several divisions are encamped about Rich
mond, one of which started off in great haste
at the time General Ayerill visited Culpepper,
but returned in a few days. Work has been
suspended upon the Notifications around Rich
mond, their impregnability being considered
certain.
Earthworks are being thrown up along the
Rapidan river, but the fo."e in that vicinity is
mostly Of cavalry Two gunboats,
iron cads, are aaoat In James river. The Vir-
gina lies near Duryee's Buff, and has made
several attempts to pass the Instructions, but
failed. third, unfinished, is being rapidly
completed.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-14
BOSTON MARKET, AprtI II.

Flour.-Wes $6,25 to 1925
fork-prme, $500 to 14,OO; Mess $40 90. to 1918
Beef $3.50 to 1850 Lard, IL to IL. Hams, OF 10 10
Hogs dressed, II Oh.
Butter, 20 to o. Cheese, IA 49, Eggs II to 1s Pota
toes so to IS. Dried Apple to CT.
Beans $2,75 to $685. Peas 81, Is to s1,2o
Herbs grass seed $3.50 to $275. Glover, 10 to lO}
Starch to o. Tallow, u to II.
WOOL saxony fleece, IS to s5 American Full Blood 90
90 ; Halfbocd d IS to So Common SO to S.
Corn 90 to 100. Oats S2to 49, Rye Loo to 40. Hon,
20 to o.
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MONTPELIER MARKET. apr,l

PRovtsIoss-Butter, II to %. Cheese Toto -; Lard
l2tol4 Taow, H. Dried Apple to TO- Eggs, IA cents
rotatoes, 26to So Beans 81, 900 West India su-
CARS, y to IS. Peas, $1,0O to 100
Onions-$000 Apples-$22 5 to $50 per bbl
FLORA Extra, $500. Double Extra $s,75 Super
Extra $l0,25.
GRAIN AND HAY.-Oorn, 81 90. Oats CO. Herdsgrass
Seed 1926 to $50 per bushe Glover IS to15per peund
Hay,$12 to $14 per ton. Rye 5000 10000.
MIso2LLANEoUs--Dry and green hard wood 25Oto3oO
Shingles, $1,OO to 1850 Wool-common 60 TO So Eark
800 to 400 per cord. Nails 5,25. to $50
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-14
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Che Markets.
CAMBRIDGE MARKET, April 3 :,

CAMBRIDGE MARKET, April 8. ....
At Market ATS Cattle about 425 Beeyes and b3 storss
consisting of Working Oxen, Mich Cows nd one, TIVE
and three years old.
Prices OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 60 to 9s0; hrst sualy
$3.50 to 500 I'd 1910 to 100; Sd, $500 to O,o0
Working Oxen-$95 to 40.
Cows and Caves-$20 to 46
Yearlings-$0,Oo to OOoO two years old $500 to 20
90 !; three years old, $1,000 to 24,00
Sheep and Lambs-25oO at market prices in lots 5000
to $50 each extra, $500 to geo.
Spring Lambs-000 to 00s
Hdes-S3 to 9 C pr lb. Tallow-S to 81 pr ID.
veal Calves-S to 10 pr Id. Calf Skns-0 c Or h.
Pelts $3.50 to 400 each.
hemarks.-Ihe supply OF stock not 50 great as
last week. Prlces for beef nomnally the same but the
quality was inferior, and therefore equivalent to an d
vance Sheep dull, with prices full SO cents per cwt
lower than last week, not all sold.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-14

New YORK, April IS. The gunboat Valley
City, which passed the rebel batteries below
Washington N. c., to Cen Fosters assistance.
was struck by 63 shots Her subsequent fate
is not known.
A riot to-day between negro and Irish labor
ers WAS quite serious for a time The Irish are
said to have commenced the difficulty, and
hurled missiles at the negroes, driving them of
pier into boats. At this moment one of the
negroes, named Phoney, fred pistol, " rounding
James Ager In the head, not seriously. An
other account says Ayers wound was inflicted
by brick thrown by one of the mob behind
him. The riot was soon stepped by the police
The negro Phoney had his nose broken.
There was another fight between whites and
negroes in Pine Street this afternoon. Some of
the latter were badly handled The police soon
auelled the affair."
number OF arrests were made in both cases.
New YORK, April 49, An officer who arrived
in the Dudley Buck says Gen. Foster had pro.
visions sufficient only for the use of his troops
to the lth inst.
Well informed persons deny the statement
that the large relnforcements sent overland from
Newborn had returned. Some of their baggage
and artillery is stuck in the mud The rebel
forces between Washington and Newbern are
reported to number 10000 under Hill and 1000
under Pettigrew.
The gunboat Valley City is said to have reach
ed Washington riddled with cannon balls.
The Dudley Buck touched at Fortress Mon.
roe, where it was rumoled that Gen. Foster
had surrendered.
A despatch from New York posted at the
Merchants exchange, says a private dispatch
from Washington contains the following state
ment
{" Gen. Foster has surrendered"
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Having determine to CLOSE OUT my stock OF OR oCK
cry it is offered much below the ruling prices The
sortment is LARGE, and comprises the newest and best
ylesof"BoorEs" Celebrated Ware It!was purchased
before the recent heavy advances and will bs sold cor
respondngly low, JC EMERY
Montpelier, March Is, 1868.
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New York, April l3. New Orleans adviccs
per Roanoke state that our troops destroyed all
the railroad buildings ct Ponchatoula, and had
fallen back to Pass Manchac
A scouting party sent out in the Amite
County met small force of rebel cavalry.
with whom they had sharp skirmish. Ten
rebels were killed and seventeen wounded and
five captured. Our loss was four wounded
Gems. Growers and Weitzels forces are in
supporting distance of each other. General
Emory's division has been sent to join them.
1t is believed that Gen. Emory will command a
strong movement up the Atchafalaya.
Business at New Orleans was rather on the
increase.
1t is said by people from Dixie that there is
large quantity of cotton hidden away by the
country people. Much of this cotton has been
reported as burned, to the rebel government.
The Richmond papers of the 10th, say the
bombardment of Fort Sumter was not renewed
up to ten clock on the 9th inst, but Charles
tonians expected that it would be next day.
A Charleston correspondent says money ia
tighter there than at any, time aimee the war
broke out, and the withdrawal of SO very large
amount of bills fundabls in eight per cent bonds
has reduced the circulation and caused the con-
fraction in bank accommodations.
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DENTAL NOTICE.

l shall leave my office on Monday, March 93d to he
absent absut four weeks Notice of my return vim he
gwen IN ms Paper During my absence. my Office will
De Kept open and persons wishing operations ON t.sth
can be waited upon BY Mr. G. H. Fuller who has hen
nay assistant for six msnth pest. - VIVA
Montpelier, March IL, 1853 d. ~ts
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE FREEMAN.
r O'CLOCK AM.

New YORK, April l3. A letter from Col.
Lissell an officer under General Foster, under
date OF the 9th, says the latter cannot hold out
more than day longer, beng short of provis-
ions, and completely surrounded.
rebel account received via. New Orleans,
says Admiral Farragut is in Red River, between
two batteries, out of range, but unable to pass
them. That a messenger sent by him to inform
Gen. Banks was captured and held prisoner by
the rebels.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, April l3. The flags of
truce sent out from Franklin yesterday learned
that the rebel Gen. Crosby was wounded, also
two of Van Dorn's aids 10 the late battle. The
rebels lost heavily in wounded. We captured
many horses. Van Dorm expected to capture
the town, having received Information that the
Federal force was only $500 strong. Some IS
citizens, active rebels, were arrested to-day by
order of Gen. Mitchell
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WASHINGTON, April Is. The Richmond WHO
of Saturday has nothing later than the 9th from
Charleston. The feet was then off the bar.
Gen. Hooker has issued an order, in which he
reprimands, in general terms, officers who send
incorrect information from the picket lines.
The New York herald., 1863-01-25
AMUsK NJ nNTs.

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IL Il shofd, NJ wAes,ey much sa.,fac1oa snaoaas,as
THE oREhr PsAei1 f Artistic.
uSrARALLEihEEp TRIUMPH
SIGNAL SUCCESS
In ae' wonderful persoaa,onos %
THE foEskKEs
ss.nyiax each evening their appreciation Of ais most
MONDAY EVENING Jan a.
Nh ,e performed ,ae new I'VE se pay Of .asulAr and
THE rolssAKss. sn
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Mr. EDWIN ADAMS
aaa s9mrsn{ q ,ss. sspr ~, esee.el ws sew
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saHs a sas oeea @ recently aaa,s 2 me reesr.oe no
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PRooKLyK ACADEMY or MUSIC
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TEAM WEEKLY ro LIVERPOOL, TOUCHING AT
queenstown Cork haroor). The Liverpool New York
.i,iAdephia Steamship Company intend despAtching
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Fourth week of the en.age gnsnt Of
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Taylor, Mr. siuar Robson, Nj u Day Mr sioiasa
FRIDAY EyENISo, BlsErIr o. MIS- John WOOD
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The New York herald., 1863-01-25

EvOR SALE IN NYoRKvILIE-sEvERAL DEsIRABIE
Lots on Third avenue, and also on Nineueth. Ninety.
hrs Nnes third and Ninety fourth streets large pro-
portion OF the purchase money remain bond and
mortgage. Apply 10 II. 4. ALLES. lie Nassau street
The New York herald., 1863-01-25

r ANDS.--TO ALL WANTING FARMS.-LARGE AND
IL thriving settlement OF viaeland, mild climate ~ miles
south Philadelphia. by raoad rich soil large
crops twenty acre aos a. from SIS TO so per sce pay
Hundreds settling and making Apply TO
CHAS X. LANDIS, Postmaster Vineland Cumberland
county, j. Letters Papers tanning full
formation will be sent tree.
The New York herald., 1863-01-25

EITHER SEX MAY 80,
cinate and gam III. love- e0nndence, Affections ana
good vi of any person norse Instantly. THIS simTls
requirement all possess securing certain success
with guide 20 ths Unmarried y both se1es-an exrlotd-
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pies already ADDRESS r. wi liam Co. publishers
sor 2lss. philadelphia
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ELG"sS' 80 -. " .loe.s.'ppa.n 1890, p Y : -
y1fa,- Res go y Pnnofsrir. ecs' - fDr s1J, PsIor
- ~ eD for Giol, Eifstyys Be5.c.ss I-bs., IN
.dY.strs BI.-, Ettsns1n Table,. Minors. PsstiBs.
yr'nrus rosewood .ni saiaA ta.uihsr fufsli4fs ~
.r. Nattr.tsss and B~ldrg uai. 0f..f fhe sNt
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