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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-24

TIE sdventurer of the Prem in that es-
psciaIly mean and undermining way that
characterize all hi. efforts 10 bring into
odium tue authorities Of the United States
ana the State government in Western Vir-
GINA, omits no opportunity to especially,
lag in the Provost Marshal and TO put him
before the people as a sort Of Austrian Of
fcer ia snbjugated Italian community
Yesterday the adventurer made an allusion
of this character, and among other Thugs
remarked, in substance, that the editor Of
this paper had not the .'personoi bravery,
TO say the things which he says in these
columns were he not backed up by the
Provost Marshal.
Now the lying cockney who penned the
insinusrioa knew that nothing was farther
from the truth Major Darr has no con-
nection or Identification of any sort, style
or kiad with these columns. Aud as for
tho personal bravery of the editor, all we
would say ia this. that If the vulgar brag.
CART who calls it in question desires to test
it. let him make trial Of it at any time or
occasion that may best suit him
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-24

IN legal tender notes at a discount, and that
the legal tenders are now only worth forty
cents on the dollar, and soon will be eutire-
y worthless"
''I don't care for that" answered Mr..
''the Government paper is as good
money as want, and am quite willing to
sell my negroes for it,"
CARI1tE-" You had better hold on to
your negroes, which have some value, and
not them for shiuplasters which have
little or no value. !"
AT this point the gentleman holding this
conversation became, as he says, SO dis
gUsted aud indignant at CarliIe-to think
that such man should be in the Senate,
bypOcritically pretending to be friend of
the Government, and yet instead of jeal-
ously guarding and sustaining its credit,
was treacherously at work trying to
breakit downfall he declined to hold any
further conversation With him, and turned
on his heel and left him.
Such is the man whom the loyal people
of West Virginia have representing them
to-day in the United States Senate. A
traitor to all trust ceudded in him ; a
traitor to his own people, and traitor to
the great interests of the nationalexistence.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-24
a Nloael oopperhs.a sene1or.

as specimen of the way John s. Oar
Tile, Q. S. Senator, and sworn to be !.
friend and supporter Of the Government.
uses his influence for the benefit Of the
Union cause, We give the following:
A well known gentleman of the Kanawb.
Valley recently went on to Washington 10
see what disposition he could make Of hi,
negroes; what amount of pay he co,ld -
for them, and what was likely to be dom o. :"
that way BY the Government to HELM otb.r.
situated like himself in Western v : !
He met With oarlils, and this conversations :,
eusued 's"s'0n
cARLnn-"1 see you are on her. to s..
about selling your negroes.' -
,,,.. res answered Mr., q.ha.'s my
oAAt'tE-"DOn't you know that Jon win
only get Government certiaca.e, sor ,hs,a
ana that those certificates are only PAYABLE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-24
A GOOD STOp y 49,

~ = sEOhE ROOM,
% 1hs pest r. t5seity, e tor sale low. App,y
G9nmsSoai Brokers, % Main Strst ~ 9
1soa st1.e. - - over Ea1ee's
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-24

leave off opposition and go in for the new
State. In common with his whole Garlic
clique, he will back and Gil, and twist and
turn. in fruitless effort to get clear of the
odium of having deceitfully and treacher-
ously attempted to rob the people of West
VirBinin of their destiny and their great
salvation.
This is our prophecy. Let time tell who
are the prophets of BaaI.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-24
indignant Desperation.

Carlile's paper at Clarksburg, which he
edits for.the most part at Washington City,
is very spiteful against Senator Wiley on
account Of his late speech here on behalf of
the new State, and s.igmatizes him as ga
protesting, praying, cau,ing Methodist.''--
Nobody can ever write half that much in
mitigation of CarIile's rascaIity.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-24
TOM Thumb Ami BRINE.

NARDs Of the above received this dayby Rxpr.sa.
Also a1uanttty Of Fancy Cards and Cards 81 dis
iinqntsned Psruonages For sale at Partridges Gal
iery. AlSoS Cards ofthe old Folks In costune taten
~ feb29 PARTRIDGE. GEL
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-24
MONDAY EVENING, FEB,Y aaa,
FOR THREE DAYS ONLY

The horrors Of the Battlefield, Fierce and Deadly
Oothicts the Din Of Battle and the Crash Of War
represented with lifc-liko vvdneBs The Thunder Of
me cannon and the din of the battlefield tall upon
t9e ear OF the audience. The FIRE and smoke of The
aavane1mg hosts, and their desperate charges are
seen The fearful work of carnage and death s ORE.
senLea WITH distinctness and vivdness nocking re.
chtnery,k Mechanical Appliances Chemical meet,
ana ingenious Dioramio Accomplishments never be.
1ote introduced In this country, the audience can n-
Suotme and stirring scenet represented. The sur.
OF each view 81 NO artiscally arranged that the
may distinctly traverse with the eye an en-
q ['Fe 5atte.held, or follow the movements of the
IEsnd Army from the outbreak OF the rebellion to
OcriptiVe lecture. "'S w
Admission rs cents; Children is cents,
DooEs open at commence at ~ O'Clock.
Carriages may be ordered at 9I[ DC ock
Nall Matinee WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON At 8o'olock.
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= 80 ~ - u AL LAW.
oIEioE on the corner of Fourth and onne, 81,
$3.50 ...e ss.uence OF Or. Hughes. feb2o ONT
COLLECTORS NOTICE u
o1FTcR OF CoLtEcroR OF INrEnSA1. Rrvpyry
Tv,up FIRsS DIsTRIc5 OF VIRGINIA
'nH tACenses ana duties on manufactured 1rficI..
assessed for the months of septen9bsT ItI'
NV ana DecemheF fer Ohio county, are n513
SsJ a.. Pe In my Office from this date unit II ti,e
W., anu y 4E1adeIphia Ia person or by dennf,, @
metanesday, the 18th, and at West LibeTtI ~ t ~
an9 18Th Of February. All taxes not pSid on oT
cent ~ specified in the Excise TS,: ~. AZ per
viii be enforced. - LAW Gee. 18th,
=. None but Treasury Notes received In payment or
5ebl2.tll2sth Colloc tors Ia e. DR. SaR !.
Tho United States Of America, : In Rem II -.
IsaacR. Trt:nble. eous fGsasitn5' and
w HnE 53s at tlIefHl torn, A. D. 1852. Of n.
Western District OF Virginia at GheoIyr.s ZOE the
ation was hled on behAfor the Unfted STU I
las boSes ~ 19r the said District against
incarnation a. the property of Isaac n ia
sstgg IN substance that said Isaac r. TFimb1s r
aEatnst the Government Of the United ststS. am" s1
.nAs he = holding an office agency under ! lu
iea and under the rebellious Cioyernn.St amer
o. tirgtna one Of the States Of aid CoS tt1e
AZ H ne WeS the owner Of the property sfoSa
~, enu praying that Baid property mSy ~ s a
eatsd ana sold As forfeited to the United StStsS
-, N4 ~, theretoEe, In pursuance or the rnonjtic
Lns Se9l q the said Court to me direcfe5 sgd an
eo 9eLeby give public notice to Sl nessoss
se ne ygdge Of the pstrt Court Tor The 9e
Gnr TEE = q Wheeling, on the 9Th Ssy ~
OF else on the next day Of 81
sn ena there to interpoSe their cISirSa ~
1Nt5 z eSAtOns 10 that behalf na
Ue1eo tnis 9Th day Of February a. N Jase
EDWARD 81. MORTON.
Alatshal Of the United State
REy,,,,,,. =, e., IoE the Western District a. ..
- =. setlA, 1astEiet Attorney. feb4-i4t
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-24

QA6KRTs-Jakt rSeelVe,5 : 81 -
- Fancy Baskets ~ The Variety store 81 NJ Of
Ss4,Ro D. 6IC0EL BRO
1e9 3Eitl sfnsSH
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-24
For Sale or Rent,
FOR R.EMT

e,7sA THE sTORE.RooM and DWELLING HOUSE
5m attached and at present occupied by Lewis
4Steubeurough, and situated on Main street
RttchIetown. For teruls apply 70
BENJAMIN EXLEY,
feb17-1w John street, East Wheeling
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-24
COAL OIL LAMP DEALERS.
ATTENTION.

r MOST RESPECTFULLY SOLICIT THE AT
i tention of the trade to my large assortment Of
Coal Oil o. andllIers, Pendants, Brackets, Hnrps
French Lamps. Lamp Stands, and Trimmings OF ey.
every description. Ais, Lanterns. with Billings'
ever oferedto the trade.
As to quality Of finish and liberal prices defy
competition. Catalogues with prices on appli-
cation free of charge TO the trade.
Office No. 2I6 Pearl street, New York. Factory
No. a. State street, Brooklyn.
W. H SMITH,
feh2l-lm$ Sole Manufacturer,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-24
sHERIFF1s SALE

sHERIFFPs SALE.
a, Allen Howell In the Circuit Court otohio
Susan b STEELE, ct ala cary side thereof .as VA'
pursuance of decree of said Cincnjt co,.4 g
I'M ono county made st the tAll term, 1851, In the
SooHe named case, will on Wednesday t6e 11SFS
Ssy o. March 1855 at 10 O'Clock A. H.. a Tile frSnt
1907 1907 Q. the Court Ho1se Of Ohio county, sel to ts
HTaSo Se1 Sest bidder, the middle parcel Of Ia
tns9uare number seven on situstS
o. NAN street IN the city ofWbeeIinE SAD tnid5is
49,. % satd lot being twenty-five feet on MI
l., ts!s o. s1le-Ten per cent In hand ths bSIs1e6
y e9asL install ments at SIX twelve, and eiGbt
Se1t - Sne giving bond with approTed
interest from day OF sale until raii: The ttI.
Jug renamed anttl tho purchase nSIJ ~
E.bIs&4 ALONHOL0RIN6
-Z-S ~ Sheriff Of. Ohm Counts,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-24
GIVE Tr ArRIAr-


LAWNS AND BRRAGR6.
- NE IsEe stock Of Lawns and Betare, bopEb.
Il. t ne Slose q last season. which an sSffS =
tsb1O t'' ,ro..- (
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-12-30
THE NEW YEAR.

Fro we issue another number oG the
JouuSAt, tho ever memorable Eighteen
Hundred and Sixty.tluce viii he nuu,hc-ed
with the past, !and the untriea Eighteen
Hundred and Sixty fonr viii bavo com
menced recvrd which, like that cI it's pre-
deccssor, will 1.-Two through all coming tim'
rhe most casual rttrvsrection will recall to
the miRd Of every American citi1cn many
reasons why he should hold the year just
closing in much more than ordinary revc.
reuce' Il dawRed upon our gallant aud
victorious forccs at Stone River and it has
since mituessed series Of almost uninter-
rupted Successes to our arms-among which
Gettysburg, vicksburg, and Chattanooga,
will ever stand az monuments to the valor
of loyal Americana engaged IN ap enuobjng
and hoiy cause, But tl1e year IL molnors.
bic, not merely for tho battles which our
arms havo wen but for much more glorious
triumphs OF. principles Of Justice and Ilu.
mauity. With its dawn waB inaugnratea
the action OF the I5nancipatiol Proclama.
ton--a measure which, though at FIRST dis
trusted and opposcd, is now regarded with
favor and approval by almost every friend
Of the Uuiou; aud almost with it's close
comes a Proclamation ~ Amnesty 10 such
OF our rebellious citizens az desire again to
return to tho protection Of tho Stars and
Stripes"
But in recalling tho many events which
havo made the year glorious period in our
history, let us remember that The gallant
deeds which have added luslre aud rcuown
to our national arms, have also brought
grief and dcsoation to many household;
that MANY heart which throbs with de.
light at the recollection OF our national sue.
eesses and tlie hope Gt speedily returning
Peace, is stung with anguish at the sacri.
fees IL has made for the country's welfare.
And AZ we bid adieu to "SiXty-threc," let it
be with feelings of unalIoyeq pride and
reverence for our country and it's gallant
dead-and let our welcome 10 the New
Year be a tlm and holy resolve 70 maintain
the principles in detcuso ut which 80 many
have yielded gp their livce, and to leave
undonc nothing winch u'W d'Ay tho Eor
row or add 70 the comfort of those whose
lear ones have fallen in their cuuntry's ser
vice. Thus resolving and acting, no one OF
our readers can ilii I" en,cy what we SO
heartily wish them A HAPPY NEw YEAR
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,, i. bUUGHTUN
Bowling Green, o., October II, 1868. 2i
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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-12-30
To all whom it may Concern.

We the undersigned citizens Of Wood County
give il as our opinion that the " Iron Harvester -
introduced here hr McClunG Il Coon, is undoubtedly
the best realHuE and moving machine, for the tui.
lowing reasons |. Strength, :. Ease 0f drauEht,
3. Width Of cut 4. No side draught. 6. Ability to
cloggcd. z. Simplicity of construction. s. Gu,
any hight, from one to eighteen inches, Q. Easily
charged from reaping TO moving, and rice rsrsa.
10. No weight ON the horses necks. The machine
Is balanced on trucks, which allows the team To
A. CoSDIr. J. 9. ADAMS.
r. G. CoNsroCK. GEORGE WILLIAMS,
j. A. WILsoN WILLIAM LEGALLY.
80, STEWART. JoSArHAS WHITE
a. SHOALS.
\. B.-Any one who may wish tn by an " lror
Harvester" for the next season, can do SO by cali
ing on VIM. Coon, Plain Township, or j, /. Nc
Clung, Agent, TuntoEany, Wood County, Ohio.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-12-30

A prFs fight between John G. Fcenan aud Tom
King, took place in England on the 10th instant.
Twenty Eve rounds were fought in thirty-five
minutes at the end Of which time Hccnan was
perfectly helpless. The stakes were Gl 900 aside.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-12-30
r,rry,sarc December .. 1888. .s
safe OF ReaI Estate by Order
Of COnrl.
Abraham hsctyr
against

NUVTIT I Az a.
against 49,, N"N'"
Christopher H'cfgr and others \ '''"s'
DN virtue ot am order Of sale fnm the Court of
ID Common Plcas Of Wood County, ohio. in the
abnve case, VIII offer for sale at public auction,
at the door of the Court lIOuse, iN porrvSbury,
oh,o, aU the 10Th day ut january, A. ID, 1853. the
following described promises, situate IN Mood
County, Ohio, 90 wit
The North half ot the northwest quarter Of see
ton twenty eight ,2SA township three 81 range
twelve ll2h sast-lsss tliriy $50 acres oG the
north side.
Appraised at s.. Toras legal.
q, \, GUlER, Sheriff.
NVEEAv & PRIcE, pl0's Auvs.
Pcrysourg. pecgmber li, ls6S $50
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READY-MADE CLOTHING.

H. this department VIC have the larEcs, and most
complete assortment m NUltlcIn Ohio Madc up
according 20 the latest fashions and in the most sub
stoEtJl manner, warranted 70 give the very best
satisfaction, az 10 sale.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-12-30
LADIES' FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS

In this department great advantage may be OBJ
aipcd by close cash buyers, from the fact that the
goods are bought for cash directly o. the Eastern
dealers and manufacturers, and all imported goods
arc bought at just what it costs 10 import them
hence he can afford TO sell goods at
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-12-30
Publishers aud Proprietors.

SoycTal Chaei2w Chiefs came into our lines AT
H. smith, Ays on the 2{a, having abandoned
Their allegiance witt the rebels and prOicsscd their
dcslru to await themselves Of thv prl, sious of tLe
frcsi irurs Amnesty Pr'clamaarl
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-12-30
FROM Chnrleston.

By way of Fortress Monroe we haze news from
Charleston 20 Dccenbcr a. For days previous
10 that date there has beon but l.lc firing ard 10
events Of importance werc expected at present The
Monitors aus Irorsidcs were all lying up attheir
stations.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-12-30
MUCH LOWER PRICES

than goods are generally sold, which is an item Of
great interest 10 the people of Wool county. SUIT
iioirnt in duccmcnt, we take it, 10 make pIuys-
burg "a, trading point.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-12-30
Agricultural Warehouse.
FARMERS' HEADQUARTERS
raR All KINDS Of
IMPLEMENTS AND MACHINERY.

FINNE undersigned wishes to make due acknowl-
L cdSemeRt for the liberal support thea Agricultural
Warehouse has received since It's Inauguration in
1851. u was then only an eNQerimeI many Of
my friends predicting il would not he supported)
now it is a" FINED FtCT," and with two aud a half
years experience, amt Increased facilities for pro-
curing the very best Implements aud Machinery in
the country, will be better prepared than ever to
supply my customers with any thigg and every
thing they may want ! can supply, not only
Farmers, but Mechanics with Machinery for man.
utaeturing purposes, no matter what kind or de-
scripton. II is impossible to enumerNte articles to
any extent in newspaper adv r,isemeut, but
will say in one worl--if you waat ASY THING, 70
"a the Agricultural Warehouse where it will he
furnished ~ short notice, aud at manufacturers
prices.
am now selling a superior article Of WOOn-
SAVING MACHINES that every body likesl
CrosS.out aud Circular, lor two and four Horses,
Water or Steam Power.
Also, HAY, STRAW ami STALK CUTTERS
CunmipS' Patent, Empire, Rochester aud Uuivcr-
sal. No farmer can afford Co he without one. Itis
the testimony Of al that have ava are using thria
amount of feed saved will pay ter ,hcm ia short
time,
ORNAMENTAL, FORCE AND SUCTION
PUMPS, for Wells and Cis,cgus. The cheapest
Pump ever oiitryd, and the only one that will not
.y,t upt II rNpair, or freeze un jn winter
STEAM ENGINES, frun 1 70 IO-hoise power.
and STEAM SAW-Mlll.S, trem the very best
WouutarurrrS iu the country.
lwjll say again, Il vow want auv thing I'm thc
lime ot S,cl&ncrv, 20 % the Agricultural Ware
house.
4 u. KREPS,
/ fcrrvshurc December o. 1888 -
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SANITARY FAIR.

The Great Western sanitary Fair, now bcms
held 1t Cinciuuat has thus .ar provo. grand sue.
oess. Tho total receipts ON Friday last Cbrst,
mas-were Slt62J IA.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-12-30

The Washington BegallicIn denies, "aiviSedly, %
that General Rnsecraus is 10 relieve General
schofeld IN Missouri
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HARDWARE, GROCERIES, &C.

These wishing topurchase anything in this line
will find ito their advantage Ia pay any Store visit
before purchasing elsewhere. The attention of the
public is respectfully invited % my extensive stock
foehug assured il viii be time probably spent.
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FRO PECTES
OF IRE
Daily, Tri-Weckly and Weekly
OHIO STATE JOURNAL,
For the Year 1854.

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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-12-30

N is hereby given that have been duly appointed
and qulIiued AZ Administrator de bonis non OH the
estate "i Chester Moore late of Wood County, Ohio,
deceased All persons interc'ted win govern them.
aclNes accordingly. rEITIMCe MANER,
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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-12-30
THE NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON

We sell for READY PAY. Don't ask for FIVE
years credit, and then expect to pay by giving
your note. That game is played out" Pay as
you go, and YOU will make more money, and so
will |. We will take almost every thing you have
to SILL, al good prices, Shall commence buying
POULTRY and GAME in November. Call aud
get printed instructions for dressing.