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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-23

The sale Of the Plantation Bitters u without pre-
cesnt In the history the world There + secret
in the matter. They at ones tho most speedy,
strengthening hcalthFestOreT tVer discovered. II
requires Tuta single trial tounderStand tis. TheiI
purity can always be relied upon. They are COM
posed Of the celesrated CaiisayG BARK, CAse1Filiu
bark, DandeIion, ChAm0milO RiovGrS LAvSndeI
Flowers, " ntergrcen, Anise, Cl5ver.buLs, oraEge-
peel, snake-rOOr, CarswAy, COEiander, BurdOola,
S-T-lS6o-X. sc. -i1iag .
They are especially reconlnsDde3 TO cleFgymsn,
public speakers, and peTsOus OF literary habits and
sedentary life, who require digestion, relish
for food, and clear mentaI faculties. --'--'
Delicate females and weak persons are certain to
end In these Bttegs what they have 80 long looked
t,r -F--..- 5.s f-c1
They purity, strengthen and fnvigOtate.
They create u healthy appetite. 30 q. 4''
They are an antidOte to change of water and diet.
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late hours.
They strengthen the q stem andenliven the mind,
TIsey prevent miasrnatic aud intermittent feyers.
They purify the breath hCidity Of the stOm eh.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation. - ~ q
They euro DiaFrhea, Cholera and Cholera Norbns.
They cure Liver COmplAint and HeEyoHs Headaslls, ,,
They are the best Bittsrs in the world. They
make the weak man strong, and are exhausted ma
ture's great restorer.
The following startling and es.,Platic,
can be seen at our ohics. 80
Letter of Hov. E. p. CGAEE, Chaplain Of the 10Th
New-YOrk Regiments al-i
NEAR AcoUIA CEEEE, March 4ttl, 1883
Owing to the great exposure and terrible deeom-
position after the battle Of AutietauI was utterly
prostrated and very SEX Ny stomach would not
retain medicine. An article called Plantation Bit
tiers, prepared by DR., Drake, Of NeW-YuEk was pre-
Scribed to give me strength and annpPetise- To nv
great surprise they gave me immediate relief. Two
bottles almsst allowed me TO join my regiment.
= have since seen tlslu used In many
cases, and am froe 70 say, for hospital or private
purposes know Of nothing like them. '-' '-'
srl REy. z. =. ClANE, Chaplain. 2
Letter from the REV. \. Z. GiLbs. ST. CIairsvflIe,
Pa: -..-a ......- 'al
aES.LzrES You we're kind enough on . former
occasion to send me half dozen bottles of Plapta-
tion Btters for sS so. Ny wife having derived 90
much benefit from the use Of tne.e Bittsrs desire
her to continue them, aud you viii PIease send u
six bottIoJ more for the money enclosed.
tiH am, very truly, yours, - f-...
Z f-.4t n e. GtLDs Pastor Ger. Ref. Church
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-23
The Rebel VIrgInIn senate on the
War 1a- sEGf

r.. War. sG elH
Intbe Virginia Senate, on tho Ilth inst,
Mr.. Garrison, of AccomGc, submitted
preamble and .resoIutiOus, the former rep
reseating the propriety Of declaring what
is the present purpose of this common
wealth in regard to the war. The resolu-
tiOns set forth a-3.I
!. That it is the settled determination of
Virginia never to yield, csme what may.
g. That this being her purpose, every
effort to secure peace upon any terms other
than the Independence Of the Confederate
States is reasonable in it's efforts, etc.
8. That reverses should nerve the people
to greater exertions; aDd all attempts to
SOW the seeds Of discomfort should be
boldly resisted and discountenanced-
4. Reiterates the declaration made by
the preceding Legislature in regard TO
maintainiHg the integrity Of the state.lq
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-23

EE-SPECiAL EQIIC8s Double the above rates.
H4SYearly Advertising on roaSonAbla terms, Hccor-
ding the space occupied and tho changes
made. az r-..-.t. 30. .-u:.ffr
AIadyertisementsfFo from trprient persona or strpng
efB, to be paid for in GdVdnes.
business Cards exceedingfve lines $40 perysAr,
or SO for six months, but for shorter period nothing
RilFbe counted less than square. -
The privilege of Annual &dVerti5ing is limited to
the Advertisers own Immediate business; and all
advertisements for tho benefit Of other prisons az
we'll as an legal Advertisements and advertisements
ofaueton sales and real estate, ,sent by them mtS
bo paid for ct the usual rates. IL. ytR
o. AdScr tisesnents not AceqnlpRnfed with UT ttU1
accordingly. -....-
cases at full rhtes.
Marriages, NOticesof Funerals, and announcements
of sermons, so cents each u 4 lOnVll-'69
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sAMUEL 3. WHEELER
nwvoRHJEX.d I

AND CERTIRIkD AcCOUHTs.la
4 III, OaieSrs Soldiers, or Seansla disabled in the
~ the United Etatss, are entitled 70 PEP
~ fo NE: ard IN ease II t19fr death, the widow,
orpha1 ehiIirsn mother OF siIteF Ofany sch
Slier Gr seaman, is eltitledft0 ReHsuy aod Alsp
the biyhfV of one hundred dolaIl, and AL back ply
i15S-t M r.. n each eass ts 1--WE DOLLARS if the
claim Or ponsion Is .eoilOctods sand no CHAR0B ID
case Of failure u 4Ef= I'D lCi lni -2flsl
OSise, No $50 Fourth strsst, Loarrhs OOit- hse.o,
wheeling, Ya-r etii, = s.f. - aGiH ipa 81
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O Sn,1 Tork-PIRB AND INLAND. -lfi 40
6.su CAPITAL Ceyery dollar paid in'...'$I 0oo 90
VSstS ist July, 1868 $40 90
W. largest Cash Capital for the amount at risk Of
.nv once in the United States s. .-.s8t
~ONTINENTALIN SURAHCEC COM
PANY Of the City OF New York. =.
OIsa CAPITAL (all paid 609,Vg0 W
Ass.ts 1st July, 1858. ~
sRyEETY-FIvE per cent Of the nett profits de-
elsred to Policy Holders annually, ip which the
assured participate with tut incurring any risk d
rEoURITY -FIRE INSURANCE.
y COMPANY, Of New YOrk-EIREAHD INLAND!
Assets Ist August, IS I5O,loI 1s
Three-tourths Of nett profits declared to Policy
nT.Is PiFTY.FIVE PER GENT of Earned tielpatlOn
Premiums declaredfor the year ending August, 1883
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
INl PANY, of New York. G-S
The LARGEST CASH CAPITAL of any Insurance
Company in the United States. s.iii ia
Assets February 1st, 1000
The business Of this Company is conducted on the
MUTUAL principle In the Strctest sense ttho term
the entire surplus, DEDUCELNG NEVESsAh1 ma. 1
PENSE5 ALONE, being E0UIEABLH DIVIDED
among the ASSURED. lil,.. -.
YORFY.PIYE GENTS A WEEK will insure 600
on the life ofa man aged 10. .i. s-r-
POLICIES will be issued upon the most reasQna-
be terms in any of the above RELIABLE C0MPA.
MES for Wheeling aud vicinity and losseS promptly
adjusted and paid, on application to
W. 4. PETER SOM Agent 20
once Main street, next dO9v 70 9h ~ NJ. Bank.
RaDlb 1S- II -Naft ~
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THE FAMTLY Golden q GIANT

PH(ENtx ALE BR11WERY.
-EIuESE AL,E5 ARR NADB IRON TIE CuOI-
eest Malt and HoFSand pure filtered water Al,d are
unsurpassed In BTillIaney and ElaT0F. For sale tn
barrels half barrels and kegs AZ the brewery on
FOURTH STREET, SOUTH WHEELING.
NIH.Lfiie Family Ale Il an eNcelieht dinner Ale
wholesome aad Strengthe1ing toIits and 10 pat mp
in kegs Ead half keEs for fatally us9.
QHncy and MAEkeL Streets VIII bR4PrynPtly stten-
ief to- noViStf
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ATN a
Insurance Company

EIARTFoRDS CT
ASSETS JULY 4. 1869.
80 Market Value.
CASH AND TREASURY NOTES, ON
Agents. Sa an haSds 80 @ - se7 sS
BANK STOCKS t.NeW York; Hartford,
BostOn, st. Louis, Philadelphia, aud ,.,.oo
other places SozS+o4 w
UNITED STATES and STATR STOCKS,
New York, Ohio, Kentucky, Tonnes ..,.
see, Missouri Michigan, Indians......s- 6S5,4lI 90
CITY BONDS, Hartford, Rochester, e =.
Brooklyn, Jersey City, New York;. 225,O2O 90
RAILROAD STOCKS, Hartford and
Conn Rsysr 10, ,4ls 90
MORTCiAGE BONDS .....,..,,,,... 16S2OO 90
REAL ESTATE, Unincumbered.. .. - SI.s6S u
To.., ass .iss 10
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-23
PgWBERroN's OLD DEPARTMENT.

From the NlIsaIssppiau, September lO.l
The Department of Mississippi and East
Louisiana has beenIassigned to the COM
rnand of Lieutenant Colonel Hardee, The
soldiers of the Vicksburg garrison, when
they are exchanged, will be placed under
command of their gallant and superior
officer. General Pembertou will prOba-
bly, retain command of the paroled camp
at Demopolis until the prisoners are ex-
changed, but in no case, we think, will
he be again assigned to The command OF
the troops in the tield. Soldiers who have
been laboring under mortal fear that
they were again to be sacrificed under the
leadership of Pemberton, may dismiss
their terrors in this regard, as that officer
will not again be placed oyer them.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-23
NE. GtlDs, Pastor Ger, Rsf. chuFeh
sOLDIIEs' HONE aUPnuIENDEs T'a OFFICE, /
CITCDNATI, OHIO, Jan. 10TH 1868.

ss -
Ihave given your Plantation Bitters tp hundreds
Of Uut noble soldiers who stop here, less dis
abIec from various causes, and the efstt i marvel
Ions and gratifying. ~ ,-.s .1,, , i1l'
Such preparation as this is heartily Wish In
every family, In every hospital, aud at hand on
every battle field. t.. o.l..
G. ", AspREWs, Superintendent =
DR.. WA. Ca1LDs, surgeon of the Tsatl, Vermont
regiment, ss-'tI UIbh evety.sOldior had BOT
tic Of Plantation Bittsrs Tloyiare the most eftO-
tive perfect, and harmless tOaic 6EOr used''
- WTLLARD's HOzEI, 5td a +.
WAsHINeTON, d. C., MAy s2d. 1S6P-
GE1TLESESs-We require another supply Of your
Plantation Bitters, ths poPatGrfty Of which daily
Increases with the gussts Of our house. ss.s.l,
Respectfully, Q 9.'i77I !, n. ?
sTKrs, CHAUEICE 4 Go.
Be sure that every bottle bearI the fac siuile q
our ignarure on steel plate label with private
stamp over the cork. 10 q ii7'l- L--
.geq r. H.DRAKE Il GO.
2l2 BROADWAY, n, Y
sold by all respectable DEqgEists, Phy'iseipan''
Groeers, Hotels, Saloons, and eountEy deaisTv.
8epS-diLls t..fsfsr stI - !. =.
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Dattgs slstalIigFaeetl
= TERMS OVERWHELMING.

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fEIVRs soLIp lIs6R or E0SPAHsII, ion oTI INGH, )oI
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-23
sotTHERNl. NEWS.

Extracts from Several Late Rebel
Newspapers---HrheIr Ideas Of Recon-
strUeLiOn. sia2 go -s
from lac rebel newspapers we to-day
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Be sure that every b5ttls bears the fac dulile 9
our signarufe on steel plate label, with our prtt
stamp over the cork. ia s7ti- L--
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-23

cOmpFiSine PoliticII VHjsly, Z. =fssrciaI Law and
usAges, Einanee lSanking And CurruneyS also maxim
nf eminent, Busisssss Msna IN regard to the best
methods Of eondueting businrsI successfully AID
Instructions in the above gur5eC1s are interspcrS
cd with uaHims and inculcaiions srnding 70 the
fOrmatiOn Of hifh character - n1sn .sa citizens.
The course OF iistEuetton Is tuteha.sd TO BE- -
eOmpUohsnaiVs and thorough a. that o. ..ay Of n
ooWmercial oOleGea while tlss expense u the sta
dent is muck Less.
? L.I.H. boEs I0svs 20 refer these 20 WhoEs he e
unknown 70 Geo. ". Suiilh, Esq, ~ the oficers
Of the banks ID Wheeling and bridgeport, and TO his
aLndonta. ---.---.- L Il : : -ulNsi-GL..l2N
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= THosE WHO WIsHeTo BE
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AaAINsT ALL CoNTINGENC NCIEs. -

avn INSURANCE. COMPANY, of
u TorE-PIRB AND INLAND. fi 4
o..E oAprAI (eyery dollar paid in... g 10000 90
ASss'' SI.b Can;taI for the amount at risk of
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-23

success-the peace of submission to the
will aud law Of Yankees. Even if suhju-
CATION were moral certainty, every hour
through which the fight could be couyin,
ued would be an hour of relief and life
But no people were ever su6jugated, no
people can ever be subjugated, who will
not submit. The South will never submit;
and, simple as the people are, they eau
never be bamboozled into a belief that
t'reconstFuction" is ought else than sub
mission. The very mention of negotiation
about reconstruction of the Union is an
insult TO the humblest understanding
The state of things which existed ten years
ago can never beagain on this continent.
The most foolish, the most ignorant can
see that. But even were it possible, what
man is base enough tOtbe willing, for his
own good, to restore the "Union as it was?"
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-04-02
For The Press.
"True courage scorns

True courage scorns
To vent her prowess in a storm Of words
Mr.. EDITOR: Morris, the Agagite
Of the "Register," in his last issue,
admits what every one around here
is we'll aware of, to-wit: that he
has not gone to war, and awards
considerable patriotism to himself
because he has induced hundreds
to stand between him and the rebel
guns. Brave, patriotic Morris, you
deserve a leathern medal!
Mr.. Morris, 30 into the squalid
home of the soldiers wife and SIX
small children, and ask the dis,
tressed and disconsolate mother
whom she considers the "bravc
boys" friend, the "peaco Demo
crat," or the person who encouraged
them 10 leave their comfortable
homes and all that was dear, fol
the perils of the battle field? &c
ask the bereaved parents who have
lost their only son, which, the
ome-staying-encouragcr of the
war, or the "peaco Democrat" is
most preferable? Go into the hos.
pital, and ask that fever parchcd
youth whom you encouraged to 60
into this bloody cause, which he
considers his friend? And if tina;
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-04-02
will not suffice your blunted patri-

will not suffice your blunted patri-
otism, go to the CORY fields Of Bull
Run, Shiloh, Antietam, Fredericks
burg, and Northeastern and ap-
peal to the bleached bones of the
thousands of the best youth of our
land, whom they would prefer as
their friends, and emblazon their.
answer in living letters upon your
scared forehead-peace, peace Dem
%ocrats! Dare you deny that would
be their answer, Mr.. Morris?
Farther on, Morris says he had
another "laudable" object in his
remaining at home; that Of pro
tecting the homes and property Of
the loyal! God save the mark! That
kind of protection you sought to
give the "Democratlc Press" and
its editor, a year gone last june
mob law protection! That kind
the Richmond "Jeffersonian," Me.
dary's "Crisis," and other GOOD
law abiding, Union citizens receiv-
ed, is the kind OF have boen after,
Mr.. Morris. You remained at
home to encourage and advocate
the hanging and mobbing all who
differed from you as to the policy
Of the war, or who endeavorcd to
stop this crusade Of blood and "a,
pine, and rescue from the assassin's
hand the brave soldier and restore
him to his mourning family. That
is your 'loyal' object-that your
patriotism and bravery! Out upon
such deceit. l have no patience to
follow It any farther.
otis vain to attempt with Speech for the
minds fear
Keeps all brave sounds from entering at his
ser." .
AOTTJTA
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-04-02

then, what men who were once
Hooked upon as Democrats have to
say; but when the party who sent
us the printed speech informs us
that we are a secessionist, or devote
any portion of our paper to pro,
mote secession, he lies against the
truth. Our paper is devoted to the
PRONUNCIATION Of political truth, as
understood and taught in word and
deed by all sound Democrats. We
ore for the preservation of the Con-
stitution and Union. We labor
and toll night and day to save Anne.
RIGA from the ruin which the war
has brought upon her. We have
no friend or relative in the South;
we have neither house nor home in
the South, but we live 10 the
North, and would like to see peace,
harmony, and prosperity restored
and perpotuated, in every part and
State Of the once great Union. Ii
the truth were known, we venture
10 assert that we are n Tar better
Union man than tho party who
sent us a printed speech, and a
written insult. lie was too COW.
ardly to give us his name, but we
have not been too slow to give the
public lis trash.
We publish some sharp letters
this week, written by private sol.
diers, and first published'in the Co.
lumbus "Crisis." From these let
tiers we learn hal the boys are not
all in favor Of the abolition OF
slavery by war. We also publish
another letter, taken from the Cri'
sis, in which the writer gives hi.
name boldly, and tells his mine
most freely. There IS still some
free thought, free speech, and q free
press in America; and, whether il
the army or at home, men vii
maintain their just and legal rights
and thus speak, think, and act fel
themselves They have q natura
as we'll as q constitutional right tt
, do so, and they will maintain tina
right to the last.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-04-02
THE POLISH REVOLUTION.

THE POLISH REVOLUTION.
A letter from Cacrow, in the
Paris Journal des Debats, gives
news Of the Polish revolution to
the 1st Of March. The writer says:
"Tho corps of Gen. Langiewicz,
represented by the Russian dis.
patches as having been beaten, dis.
persed and annihilated, holds out
against the regular troops, and eff
fects movements and engages in
combats in which courage supplies
the place of numbers. The iLsur-
rection is now general. When put
down in one point, it breaks out in
another, and fresh ceuters are being
established in the governments Of
Kalisch and of Polk. The Rus
slams had concentrated ali their
efforts to crush, in the government
of Redom and in the neighborhood
of KieIce, the rising directed by
Langiewicz, and no sooner is that
done than fresh combatants start
up. The adjoining Polish provini
ces furnish their contingents. From
Wloclawek, on the Vistula, to the
frontier of Gallicia, the country is
in instruction. Detachmcnts of
Insurgents make their appearance
and fight at Kutno, Kolo, Konin,
Czenstochow, in the neighborhood
of Kalisee, and on the Kalowitz
railway.
"Cracow has become, since the
affair Of Micchow, q city of desola-
ton. Nearly two thousand fami-
lies, who have lost all they posses
sed in the fire and pillage of that
place, and who fled the ferocity Of
the Russians, have sought refuge
on the Gallician territory, in the
most complete state of d~estitution.'
1t is reported that the Pope ha:
peremptorily refused the request Of
the Russian Minister at Rome fol
the publication Of an encyclica
letter against the Poles, and it il
even added that he has given or
ders for the republication of thu
protests of Clement XIII and Glen
ent XIV against the partition o
Poland.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-04-02
OPERATIONS NEAR vICKsBURG.

CHICAGO, March 3l.-The Cairo special
SAYS that on last Wednesday morning the
rams La ,casler and Switzerland undertook
to run the batteries at Vlckgburg, AS soon
as they came within range, the Contedcrates
opened q tremendous fire. The Lancaster
was struck thirty times. Her entire bow
was shot away, causing her to sink immedl-
ately, and turning a complete s1mersauIt rs
she went down. All the crew, except two,
escaped.
The Switzerland was disabled BY a sixty
four pound ball penetrating her steam drum
While floating down, the batteries hred on
her, striking her repeatedly. Finally the
Albatross san alongside and towed her to the
lower Monmouth Canal. The loss of life is
not aScertained.
On the way up, the Hartford and Alba
tross encountered the battery at Grand Gulf,
which is more formidable than those at Port
Hudson. The former vessel was struck four
teen times, killing three men. They return
ed the fire vigorously. Both were, more or
less, injured.
CARo, March 3l.-The expedition through
Steele's and Black Bayou, into the Upper
Yazoo. is a failure Admiral Porter Tuc.
ceeded in getting through both bayou5 with
the gunbsats, aud proceeded % or 30 miles
further in Deer and Rolling Fork, when he
encountered u small force Of rebels, who SO
annoyed him with sharpshooters and By pla.
cling distractions in the channel, thst furth.
err progress was impossible without infantry,
which came up the next day The enemy
had in the meantime cut trees in the stream
uaking it impossible. They annoyed the
gunboats otherwise, and seemed to be gath
erinr in considerable force. Reinf,rcement'
Of infantry were marched rapidly to their as
s%istance on Sunday, and cam up with the
beleagured gunboats on Monday, The latte
we're completely hemmed in by obstruction
in front and rear, and would have fallen al
easy and speedy prey to the rebels, unless
destroyed. Skirmishing continued all day
when, the rebels being reinforced, the boat'
were Withdrawn. The who'll force has re
embarked on transports, near the head o
Black Bayou, for return to Young's Point
The enemy's force was probably 5000, with
heavy artillery. Federal loss, ten or twelve
: p~rivates killed. andGwounded, including Sui
Ivan, an engineer on a tug, killed by ashell
The rebel loss is unknown, but supposed tt
be inconsiderable.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-04-02
MIXED SCHOOLS WHITES
AND NEGR0Ee.N

"a bill Is before the HtAfe Lsgis
lature Wreqoiring The School Board
Of Cleveland to- provide separate
schools for the coloFed children Of
that city, The Leader, the Re-
publican organ of Cleveland, thus
vigorously opposes the bill:
at is an act of great injustice to
the colored pupils of Cleveland.
They stand IN the same fanl withl
their white feltowIpgPiRJ mdHg
.laudably ambitious to take equal
rank with them. Z Any other
course is calculated to foster the
spirit of ostracism oflall thp eolored
race, and to ehgender thattuhrSa-
sonable hatred ofall negroes which
has had such fearful exemplicatious
in the city of Detroit AsAref
foundation is laid tor partisan ha-
tired, which will yield fruit inFsomeV
such disgraceful manifestation as
that of late witnessedin that sister
0nS2 i