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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-10-24

ny vir.ue Of special execution 70 me dreetsa from
III the o1cr Of the Clerk VI Ehe atRlcs 1SpFs % Fot
saWsttamIe county Liza. TEhsli pfoseen TO sell o.
Tu4sday thsI9shdsy u Nvv.,sA 1865. betwesh tns
h6prs OF 10 o'clsck D. sa44 Vseooa p - ~ $50 asy
in front Of The county Y ~ say {,
Coutcl Bluffs th Following described h@ai Essa1@ VI
IEenry o. n Eva Mutt and A. TrIt'e ta"wlt
'Tbf undivided ERs-eigbIb Of the veal bali ~ =
south east quarter II % ~ thtrty-fonT ga
(75I range mart ur 30 naauan@ Tshti acres
Int 10 block one ~ in HsFg's addition TO C"pne''
Riuesss fnEa ti-tE 49, I's.... f.'b ~
p Lots & in block BayIiss LIST addtfon to coun'
ell BIan'. Iowa Il, :. - "L,w H.. 1o.. 800 /,
bIocE 8. Lstsf 3 q 8Iss 4 Is IN blSek 4. Lot ~
bIvok 0, Lts II x y % block TO- Lit 10 u, 70 q 10
block IL Lhs4 8 8 tC &It in .RtOok y kts ~ 20
III block ~ l. Isl 10 f4'A Ism 6ck ~ fpss o.
10 al IL bl,tA II, L,ts us u X "a in bt.ek y
Lots 4 g. II s. IS in htok -. tA0ts I. %. u w.
III btrek "a Lots ~ sprk 30 abd L@ts q q ~
black 81; being 81 t. Hnwards additipD 80 Council
RlufF, I1wa Taken AZ the property OF Henry =. -
Eva Nuts A Tutle to satisfy a special execution
IN favor of Henry Nut.
Sgle to cutnmence ala o'clock p. n 9fAsld dAY. "
1:' G YoORHTS she'tH
CGuAciI pipHs lava Oct sth fEggA ~. i ......
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-10-24
Adnstmi.&ratrix Notice,

MOT, CEis hereby g. VEN that tLc nhdersIgnFd has
LNbepn appointed Adruinistratrix 81 the eFtste o.
1porEe J. Heed, hate u said epRFty. deceaeed' Al
per Knowing thPmse es itdtb Ell t0 said estate
VIII hrwsFd aI4t pay the came tmn e'li aassy !
ani all Jcr legal claims against said estate
pre- eIA tGe vi hiH %eTe months for ssa"
emeut Irgsl!y autheR ICAted
MARGARET REED.
AdrfntNtratTix Of said Estate.
r,orcl' B'EFs, Sept, ~. ,. is63E .-
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-10-24

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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-06
ARairs in utah.

WASHINGTON; March ga telegram re-
oeiyed here from Brigham Young says a
meeting was held in the Tabernacle to pc
tition the President to remove Governor
appoint good men in their places.
He.adds that the majority of the Federal
officers and other gentlemen are acting
.honorably. 0as= s.ma
From this it appears that Chief Justice
Kenney, Secretary of State Fuller, and SUI
perintendent of Indian Affairs Doty are in
cluded in the compliment.
Congress has altogether failed to pro-
mote by legislation any measure for quiet
ing the disafection in that Territory, leav-
ing that duty to the Executive Depart-
ment.
The principal report of the Select Com
mittee on the charges preferred against the
Commissioner or the Patent office, Hollo-
way, will be accompanied by defensive
and explanatory note from that gentleman.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-06
Small Fight in Tennessee.

NASHVILLE, i March The enemy under
Van Dorm advanced again towards Frank
lin yesterday. The Federal force also ad.
vanced six miles and drove the rebels
back. Two men were Killed. The fight
was renewed this morning. Nolparticulars
have beenireoeiyed. p"
2 Twenty=thfee men of Col. Jackson's
Tennessee regiment while on picket duty
west Of Nolensville, were attacked by 80
rebel cavalry who tried to surround them,
The Tennesseeans after twenty minutes
fighting compelled the rebels to surrender
and arrived in this city tonight.
Reinforcenents for General Gilbert Mt
Franklin, have, been sent forward sufi-
ietently large to destroy or capture Van
Dorn's command.
1t reported that about 1000 rebel cav
airy are in the yicinityof Harpeth Shoals,
waiting to attack steamers in the river.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-06
IBusiness in- U. S. Senate.

.WAsH1NaToN, March 5.-The main points
of business transacted by the Senate to-
iay3Were the administration Of the oath to
Mr.. Thomas A. Hawkins, of Indiana, and
,Mr. VIM. Sprague, of Rhode Island, who
tookitheir seats for the first time.
The President pro tenn, by resolution of
Mr.. Anthony, was authorized to appoint
the standin committees.
The executive session was confined to
the passage of resolution to return all
the nominations of military officers, &C.,
which expired with the Senate to the Pres
ident of the United States.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-06
LYONS KATHAIRoN.7 q

This delightful article for preserving and beautify-
ng the human hair is again put up by. the original
proprietor aud is made with the same care skill
and attention, which arst created its immense and
unprecedented sales of one million bottles an
nnally It is still sold at IS cents in largo bottles
Two million bottles easily be sold In year whom
Is again known that the Ka:hairon Is not only the
most delightful hair dressing in the world, but that
# ceanses the scalp Of seuFfand dandru, gives the
hair lively, rich luxuriant growth and prevents IL
from turning gray. These are considerations worth
knowing, The KathairOn has been tested fol-. over
twelve years, and is warranted as described Any
lady who vales beautiful head Of hair will ttSe the
Kathatron, 1t Is finely perfumed, cheap and yalna.
bio. 1t is sold by all respectable dealers throughout
the world. lht,ae DIS. BARNES CO.,. IS.
decls emd&V q New York.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-06
PICTURES FOR THE. HOLIDAYS,

ENoR CARD PHOTOGRAPHS GO 10 wYKES.
Il For Card, Tfgnetts 80 to wykes'
For Card Pictures eolored 90 to Wykes.. III
For Photographs m IndialInk 30 TO wykeS.
For Photographs in OIL Cplors goto wykes'. ~
For Photograph Albums go to Wykea,
For Ambrotypes Of every style Go to EykeS.
For the best Pictures in the city 90 to Wykes
For Gut FRAMES of every size so to WYKEs',
.see 1S9 Main streeet West side
decl6 over Merlor's store
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-06

RsSSH MOVING TIHB.-AT the LIST of April
approaches the demand for houses to rent
becomes pressing, The supply is less
equal to the demand this year than for
many years previous, aud the rents have
very considerably advanced, Ne remem
Der some years ago of giving some very
good advice to our readers by which they
could have avoided moving about from
house to house as the years roll rOuud.-
Weadvised alto get houses OF their own
with little yards in front filed with shrub
berry and flowers There are several rsa-
sons why this advice does not appear to
have been followed with any remarkable
unAuimity. the chief one of which is that
those whom it was expected would profit
by it have had about as much as they could
do to ICED their families aud pay .moder-
ate rent. In short, they havn't had the.
money. We anticipated some such diff
Guilty as this at the time but hoped it
might, in great measure, be oTercome.L
"lf to do, says Shakespeare, ''Wese as we'll
as tU-SS0w what 'twere good to do, chapels
had been churches and poor msus9 cottages
PRINCES pallacss.R Shakespeare, as usual,
was right about this, but he don't say that a
man may not be industrious and ecouomi-
cal aad get himself a house if he can, and
as that is about all we meant, We were not
SO seriously disappointed at finding our
advice neglected as might be supposed,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-06

Z Ia 81
B6r TnE RIVER was still falling yester-
day with about ten feet water in the chan
mel. The steamer Nevada, with a big trip
passed SOwn yesterday for st Louis.
1t is astonishing the rise that has taken
place in the valuo of steamboat stock with.
IN few months. Boats which year ago
went begging at $1,000 now command
$l2, or 4 and if they are of light draft, and
have not been too long in service, they
Oaunot even be bought at that. This arises
as we'll from the scarcity of good boats
now. as from the increased price of labor
of every kind. As an instance of the ex-
trAOrdinary demand for serviceable boats,
we may state that the "Armada,n which
left here few days since on hor FIRST trip
to Cincinuat!, was sold Immediately on her
arrival there for $40 600, or 5000 more
than her first cost. The price seems high,
but such has beeu the increase in the cost
OF labor, materials, 60, we doubt whether
Capt, Johnson can build as good boat as
the Armada now for any less money than
he received for her. The little sAdvance'
has also changed owners within few. days
at large increase on her original cost,
and goes into the Big Sandy trade, while
tho "Jolp S. oossrave," though nearly
worn cot. has been purchased at higt
fguse. However the war may have effect
! e! other branches of business, it has great
] tly enhanced the value of steamboat stock
and our steamboat men are making good
thing GsYofi'.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-06
Gnerrillas Captnred.

= STAFroRp @. H., VA. March Captain
Schultz, formerly resident near Aldie, res.
Gently headed, q body of Union cavalry to
that neigh borhood, 70 dispense the guerril-
las commanded by the notorious Captain
Mosely, of Whites command. The rebels
we're surprised and some 80 prisoners cap
tured. Tie escape ofthe rest of the guer-
rillas was owing to the fact that Captain
Sehnltz's force was less than that Of the
enemy.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-06
THE NEW STATE DISTRICT COM
0IITTEES. FOR ONO COUNTY,

M1rTEES FOR OHIO COUNTY.
ENHE CENTRAL COMMITTEE for ONO COUNTY
u have appointed the foll4winR Ntw State Com.
mitlees for each election precinct:
FIRST plstrict-McC0nnell's PTecinct-A. Il. Kim
minis, John Elliott, Alexander McCOnu, VIM. Trues-
dale and VIM. Craig.
Brotherton's Pro sinct-W. T. Gflmer, T. T. Max.
well, john f. Sisson, j. Is. WhIthamRT and robert Giin
second Distriet-West Liberty-RObert BOner, Ar.
thur Boggs, Fergus Smith. Joseph Hedges, Isaac
Snedeker aud Philip Young.
THIRD Observation-Disclosures PrsCnct-JOBeph Wad.
die, Ebenezer McColoch, VIM. Fletcher, VIM. j. Nc
COllQch and John Bar.
WOoj's Run-Wm. North, NJ. L.. Hill, Abfinh Con.
ner, ID. a. Phdgett aud Gore THOMPSON.
Fourth District-Robert Bcrrei. Frederick Miller,
Lewis Llnst1rd George Schelhouse, John Rerrel and
Benjamin Springer.
Filth Dislrict-First Ward Hosehouse-David
Greer, Nm; Mex. Day, George kitson, Godfrey May
er, Hiram Young and Joseph Seyb Id.
Sixth Observation-Disclosures X. Wheat,
James w. Warden Frederick Meyer. james BOdley,
y: NJ Stewart FredCcick Miller and Louis Keller
Seventh District-Fourth Ward Hose. luuse-E. @.
Jelera John Clhtnr. Joseph Brtt, Thomas O'ISfian,
NJ .Hoag and VIM. Kraft.
Eighth Distriet-SellD ol.bouse, Centre Wheeling
VIM. D. Lewis, John Handy. F. Deb Id, ChristoDLer
Baker, Phillip Schieller aud David Knll 49,
schooI:hOuse South Wheeling-J.W W. Schultz, Au.
guslus llandltn, Henry Fisher, Andrew Glass and
Louis Steubonroch.
1umaking the above appointments, the COMMITTEES
mayo DeSn careful to select ONLY beloved
To DC ardent and energetic New State men, who will
work Genlopsly and increasingly throughout the can.
ya ad impress upon the voters in their respective
precincts that our noble cause Involves til neverto.
De surrendered blessings fought for by our
Revolutionary sres, Wig e1aE representation eyudE
taxation, and impartial Legislation, and that the
Tune 10 get the -iNet0 iStdte Is Nterer.
J.R HUBBARD,
A, B.OALDWELL,
JNO. H. STORER,
matSStd&w County Central Committee.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-06
8g Oe'.legrapIt,.
Good News from England-Grow.-
ing Sympathy for the Union.

Good News from England-GroW-
ing sympathy for the Union.
NEW YoRK, March ca special despatch
to the Tribune from Washington says a dis
tinguished English statesman says in a re-
cent private letter that the reaction in favor
OF the Union is so strong in Great Britain.
that no Cabinet could live an hour which
should take steps towards recognition of
the Southern Confederacy.
The rebel report of the battle at Yicks-
burg is believed here. a report through
another channel of the evacuation of the
strong hold is thought to need con6rma-
ton.
The resignation of George s. Boutwell,
Commissioners of Internal Revenue took
place to-day. c. Ester, chief clerk, is act
ing Commissioner. Its believed William
Lewis, of Philadelphia, will succeed Bout-
Nsll, D
re Executive session of the Senate will
probA6 Hast several days owing to a'large
a IIi t.ef Executive business TO be done.
RnmorS Of Victories in the South.
NEw YonK, March 6,-Tbe Herald's
Washington special says that city is filled
with rumors of victories inEthe South aud
Southwest. se,i =, Is.
Although the Government is hourly ex-
pectipg intelligence from Yfcksbufg, Sa-
vannah and Charleston, mona of q reliable
character had yet been received.
The rebel stories about the capture of
Fort McAllister should be received with
much caution. s7s asti
s Notwithstanding the efforts made to pro-
duce the Impression that the Secretary of
the Treasury will execute the new finance
law in such way as to produce a still
greater initiation of the currency, no appre-
iheusions in this respect need be enter
tanned. -
Those who are.most familiar with Mr..
|0hase'sjviews and purposes confidently as
sert that his most strenuous efforts will be
made to repress any such initiation.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-06
Duty on Paper.

The Times Washington special says the
reduction of the tax on paper to per cent
only applies TO paper for newspapers and
nottfiner dualities 4sslaE ~ 4s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-06
latIg gntRIIi9e1ltrt
1Yiday Morning, March 6, 1868.
w Carr. BRENT swEARIxeEx's STATE

W CAPT. BRENT SwEARISsRN's STATE
YESr.-Captaiu Brent swearingen, former
Is of this city, who was wounded at Fred
ericksburg and taken prisoner, has lately
returned home. BE suffered much for six
teen days in Fredericksburg, before being
taken to Richmond. While III Frederieks-
burg he was quartered in the house of a
Mr.. VERIFY, with "a number of rebel officers,
where be received every attention bestowed
on those with whom he lay; not even the
slightest distinction could he observe be-
tween the care extended to him and that
extended to the officers of the rebel army.
He has every reason to be grateful to Nj.
YorUy and his family for their uniform
kindness to him.
Captain S~earingen represents business
in Richmond as being very dull. Every
thought, every word, every action of the
people seemed to have reference to the
state of the country. Although a dark
pail, as it were seemed to have been
thrown over the city, men everywhere
being disappointed and melancholy in ap.
pearauce, yet it was but the look of fas:
approaching desperation. When reused
into conversation they wonld talk proudly
and de6antly of fighting to the last
breath u" death in the last ditch" sc.
The reports of most exorbitant prices
paid for the necessaries of life are not ex-
aggerated. POrk,fs 81 % per pound; -four
$40 to SOS per barrel; potatoes SIS and Sc
per bHshel; butter So per pound apples
$40 to S45 per bushel whisky $25 per
gallon, and of poor quality at that fig
urOi boots S45 to $50, and shoes Ss5.
They suffer greatly from the want of drugs
Their most bitter complaint is that drugs
Rre made cOntraband of war, aud they con-
tend that the practice is contrary To all
usage in civilized warfare. The Captain
says that the Unitsd States greenbacks ),
$50 per cent. over Coufeder.
ate mOEsy, and are eagerly sought after.
The Aptain also says that he met
no ont: q the city of Richm Ond or else.
where that in the leust favored the "retalta.
tion proclamation of Jefferson Davis.
There are many residents of Richmond in.
carcerated in the prisons of that city for
expressing their love for and loyalty to tho
Did Uniou-whose necessities are shame
fully neglected by the authorities. Some
measures, he says, should be taken for the
lease Of these men, or at least for their re-
lief. They at present number over two.
hundred.
The Richmond Theatre, which has just
been flushed, was opeurd with a great
flourish of trumpets about three weeks
ago. The company performing was large.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-06
Great Union Demonstration to be
held at New York.

NEw YoRK, March 5.-Tbe Times says a
meeting ofhunconditionai Unionists is TO be
held on Friday night: 80
Gen. Scott is to preside.
.Itsis expected that Hon. Jos. Holt. John
Van Buren,, Jas. 7. Brady aud others will
speak 10 support of a most vigorous prose-
cution of the war, aud of every just and
necessary measure required to bring it to
a Triumphant close.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-06
S-T-1S607-X. slsi.i5s 81 4,
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERS
!, New York

They purify, strengthen and invlgotAts. s.iii5I
They ereatoA healthy Appetite ESP siisi3.a.iii.
Th0y'a an antidO.e to change of water and DIET
They overcome effects Of patton aud late hours
They strengthen the system and enliven the mind
They prevent miaEnatie aud intermittent feYsrs.
They purify the breath and acidity Of the stomach
They cure DyGpepsta and Constipation. :.
They cure DIarrhoea, Cholera aud Cholera Morbus.
They cure liver Complaint and Nervous Headaehe!
They ares the best bitters in the world. They
mako the weak man strong, and arc exhausted mas
tpre2s great rSstOrer. They arc made Of pure st.
croix Rum the celebrated Calisaya Bark, roots aud
herbs, aud are taken with the pleasure Of bever-
age, without regard age or time Of day Partieut
lnrly recommended to delicate persons requiring a
gentle stimulant. Sold by all Grocers, Druggists,
Hotels, and Saloons P. q. Dtake 4 Co, 2Oa Broad.
way, New York ,deelesmd&v7
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-06
BATCHELoR's HAIR DYI
TIE BNST Nv TIE WORLD.

TIE BEST IN THE World.
wTLIIAM A. BACHELORS cslsbrated HairDye'
produces acOlor not TO be dstinguished from nature
warranted not to injure the Hair In the lesst te
eaie. the III effects Of bad dyos, and tuyigOrases IN
Hair forlife. GREY, RED, or RUSTY HAIR Instant
" turns splendid BLACK or Brown, leaving the Hair
son and beautiful Sold by all Druggists &c.
e. The genuine Is signed WILLIAM A. BATCH-
EL0R, on ~. J0srr gidss II each bOs. "a
FACTORY, No. 81 Barclay street.
New York.
tL,atseSs sBrOad.Oay and 10 BoPs SD - a. s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-06

pB~A LrrTLt TRAvpLLER. little girl
about twelve years of age named Annie
Morley, arrived in the city yesterday from.
the interior of Minnesota. She has travel
led all the way from Minnesota alone. She
was witness to one of the most inhuman
Indian mAssaCres which lately took place
in that State aud saw her father murdered
by set of saVages. She has avivid recol..
lection of the horrible scene all the partic-
ulars of which she relates in an intelligent
mauner. She is on her way to Fayette
county, Pa, where her relations reside.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-06

B9rREHovkp.-Th Wheeling Savings
Institution has removed its office from near
the Monroe House, to the north side Of
Monroe street. three doors above the NJ. &
NJ. Bank.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-06
BUSINESS .AOpToBs.

2 49, 80
ABDOMINAL surrokTERs-F fbs,,. 81. Il ~,
end other fayOritestyles. For sale by seEss
T. .LoGAfS& 20
and LOGAN, L1sT4 %
FaussEs1 TEUssRs -Brench aud Au,eriessS
Ttp 7. ofyariOus styles, for sale by
4. n. LOGAN. eco,
and LOGAN, LIsTI CO.. +
-. ------------s
IB-DEAKE;s PLANTATION Bl14rRs, t9s
For sale by REED 4 KRAFT.
eS-ArHR'S cHEGRy PlcroRA1,
F0Fsale by REED KRAFT.
4s-HuNsFREEFs Han coLOa1Sa AND RESTORATIVE
foF sale by REID q KRAFT.
As-AEL OF DR. JArNEs' FAMILY sIEDic1sra,
for sale by REED KRAFT.
eS-DRAkE's PLANTATION BrrEkRs, .t
, 70 sale By REED 4kRAFr.
- -nOsFETrER's STOMACH B1rrERs,
For sale by REED&KRAFT.
H1TNpsET,s BLOOD sEARoaER,
For 'als.by REED &KRArr.
~ DRAkE'sPLANFA41ON BIrrERs.
For sale by REED & KRAFT.
~ Mas; wtsstow's s6oIanG srl1F,
kor. sale by n REED &KRAFT.
D1AAAEs PLANTATION BITTERS,
Forsale by REED KRAFT,
ia No. 81 Main street, Centre Wheeling. 4
~ A COUGH, COLD, OR AN IRR1rATRD
THROAT If allowed to progress, results in serious
Pulmonary and bronchial affections, oftentimos in
surRble.r. VI. a :'gfyf \
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs
reach directly the ate:ted7natt and. give almost in.
slant relief In BRDacHITIs, ASTHMA, and oArARR4
they are beneficial. The good effects resulting from
the use Of the TroeheS, and their extended has
caused them to be eounterfefted. Be sure to guard
against worthless limitations. OBTAIN only the osa..
inc Bro'0n's bronchial 4FO1hes which have OToped
their efficacy BY test of many years. PUp11espKAK
IRIS and slSeERs should use the Troches. Military
officer" and Soldiers who overtax the voice and are
exposed to sudden changes, should have ton1. Sold
everywhere at 96 cents per box. jan27-am
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-06
ELEOpION ON THE AMENDED
GS:GnsSSSTITUTION FOR WEST VIR-

81 .Has 7
ELEGTION ON THE AMENDED
GINIA. - : -
ME following named gentlemen have been ap-
pointed Conductors to conduct and Commission
ers to Superintend the election at their several nr
on the question submitted to the voters of0ho coun!
Y on tnS amended Constitution for the proposed
State OF West Virginia. ,ar5s y
First D1strct-McOonnell's PFecinct-Thomas B.
stewart, Conductor Ebene3er buchanan, John COul-
teflahd Samuel Buchanan. Commissioners.
FiFse Observation-Disclosures Precinct-ThomRs 7.
4aELey, Conductor; John Pierson, John D. Maxwell
ene Ref1g CRIME Whitman, Commissioners.
fourth TriadeIphia- II. B. Carter,
ongHnet6E3 HnS Paris, David Armstrong and Isaac
Bentley COMMISSIONERS.
Second Distriet-fROFt Liberty-Dr. Jshn English,
@lote1 John atfin Low Mills and VIM. WHddle,
Third DisErict-A tkinSnn's lpreoinct--James Snod.
grass, Jr7 ConductoS5 Samuel MepolloGh, VIM, At
kf o, And . esse WallE, Cqlarnil spnera.
Third District-W6odSls Jun Pre- not-James Wad.
de Conductor; Daniel Dean, A A. Allison and James
MoOolioch, Commissioners tE4k z
Filth District-First Ward Hose.houBe-Sa Samuel
IRWIN Conductor; Louis Bayha; John Parker aud B.
Day, commissioners. - 800 fsl.
Sixth District-OOurt IIouss-Wm. 81 BeFryhill5
conductor; Alex. Paxton, Jacob Singleton and James
Mcconnell, Commissioners.
seventh District--POurth Ward Hose-housa-Jas,
Laundou, Conductor; Benz EXley, p. ScaIterday and
o. J. Crawford, Commissioned
Eighth District-Fifth Ward School. house-Henfy
D. Hnbbnrd, Conductor; Henry EeholE, r.. w. Nc
0lelAnd and Charles d. Cecil Commissioners.
Eighth District-Sonth Wheeling SchooLhouse-
Lloyd g. Hughes conductor; james 81. Wheat Bone
dict Speidel and Henry Wallace. Commissioners.
by the Undersigned Commissioners, appointed BY
the fxecuttYe Committee, appointed by the Conven-
ton Which adopted the amendment to the said Con.
stttution -tAND.R. ROSS.
WM. N. BERRYHIIL,
leps5-St GEO. W. SIGHTS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-06
Medary's Crisis Mobbed.

GoLuNRus, o., March 5.-The Crisis edi-
'torial oficesyas mobbed tos night by a hun
drediapd fifty soldiers The composition
rooms which were, in. another building
were -pndisturbed. Gen. Cooper called ont
the military to restore order.
MEHPHIs, VIA CAIRO, March 6.-The cap
ture of the Indianola is confirmed under
circumstances that lead to the belief that
she was unnecessarily surrendered last
Friday, The Indianola and Queen Of the
West were discovered under the guns of
MarrentUu, and both in a condition to do
effective service. 60 3s
The sickness in the army is increasing.
The canal between the Mississippi river
and Lake Providence is finished, but the
water has not yet been let in. a
Gold Flat.
New YORK, March 5.-Gold sold on the
street to-day as low as 90
Failure of the Emancipation Bills
NEw York, March 5.-The Rmancipa-
ton failed of passage by Congress.