Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-24
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Route 4le2-Bsuton.s Ferry 70 Booths
tyilie@B. Bafn6tidRe Boot6sviIIe
Route4l64-Raccuont to EVansyille-Geo.
D Moore, Newburgh.
Route 4I65-Eyausville to Nestorqille--
II. T.Sl4nller; Nest oEEille.s ms
Route A66AsAluddy Cheek 70 Addison
Richard Selby, SeIhyspott
Route 4l6T-Mersd ith' Tavern to B9pers
Nv ia.i ayhurst BoherS
Route 4l6s-TdnneIlton TO Kingwood-
A. O. Borgess., Warrington.
Route 4l69-Riugwood to Soner6eld-
| Vim. Hagans, Brandonville.
/ Route 4l70-Roylesbur to ST. George
ID. K, Dumire, ST. George D ! = ~
Route 411I-Portlandt 10 Brueeton Mills.
l-fsrael Burke of Bruceton Mills.
q Route 4l12-Postland,to German Settle
ment-Isaac.S, Pointer of Portland as.;
/ Route 4IT3-Romney to Green, Spring
RGaLDteht & Gatretson of Be iford, Pc.
\ ROME 4l74-MArtinshurg TO tlliam5@
port-Henry Zeller of WillinmspoEt. 2ne7lg
Route 4l75-P, B. Mcdonald, ~, S.--gs..
Route 41T6-Kerneysvtll TO Boonsboro'
Andrew Heck of Booasboro'.
Route 4I7S-Eeesbnrg to Point ofRocks
John H:yKilehuerao of Washington, D. g.
Route 4l7eAWaterford to Point, of Rocks,
-. 2 Myers Of Waterford astu9fi gal,ag
/ sPSotaIDISpatehes fr6msVYashinKton
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THE Army OF THE POTOMAC AND WEST VA.
q ,'92s eaa 10 BIZ PAID OPT '''';, s',.s-s'
Warrants were passed to-day tat the
Treasury for the payments of the balance
due the Army of the Potomac, and for The
payment of the army il w, West . Virginia s
I
BEoElPTs OF THE Treasury DEPARTMEHT.
The Tressory. Department is RECEIVING
about S3,Q00,000 q day on, the, average
from all sources, 4 nearly one half 9f5 which
comes from S6nyeEsLena, Jay. Cooke 4
20 report Pc the ,sa6seslPtlops YESTERDAY
| DECISION RBsPEoTIRG HoTEh=XEEPERs sBLLi
49, \ ING LIQUoR.t., 40 fFi,,,,
The Commissioner of Iuternal Revenue
has decided that hotel keepers who. sell
liquors must take out liquor sellers, liz
cense in aditi0n TO hotel keepers license
sae HEw IHTERsAL,REyENUBlsrAM li,4s
Commissioner Lewis haslinVented Inters
nal Revenue stamps'of anew style,swbfcEp
will probably supPlanbi those MOVE iniuse.
The new stamp isIof suchJa nature that its
lcaneellation absolutely units il for,use. q
second time, A s1opto one class of fraudss
lifrom which the Treasury , has suffered
largely, is thus put ont of the questtonsgsd
IIsEcEssIoNIsTs sEEg4To THE OLD CAPTION
Many of the Secessionfsts of Fairfax aud
IiEoudoneG Dunties have beeh sent the Old
Capitol. Others have migrated, and all
Isareiaware that they will be severely dealt
with ii caught in suspicious business.
Arrest OF PRETEEDED EMBALMING SURGEONS
i Col. Bakers detectives have arrested
i r. A. Hutton and e Williams, Who have
been swindling people North by represent.
ing themselves as "Embalming Surgeons
us A" and offering TO forward bodies
OF deceased soldiers upoh the remittance
of money. '4l 40 Rcsa5E baog eYsI
THE TESTIMONY REIATIvEiTo BULL Run AND
1 .est Rails BLUFF. g,5zs sust,
The testimony, relative 70 the battle. ,o;
4 Bull Run aud the affair at BaiPs Bluff has
been printed in a Volume offs, 900 pages
The third volume whichiw ll7comprfse not
far from 100 pages, and finishing The
work, will probably be ready. next week
a VIRGINIA REJOICE.
Mr. Pancoast, GSVirginia refugee sew seven n
teen months in prison in Richmond, at
.lrtyed yesterday, aud gives an account 81
l,theityranpy and crpelLysofIrnan welliR6oEsn
int Washingto nABaxter;;-f formerly Attorn5tSy
General. He practiced many years before
the Court of Claims, and made muchmou-
ley. out5of the Government Nov be Is
Judge Advocate General of Virginia, be-
fore whom the Onion 1prisoners.are tried.
His treatment OF them is 6arbarous and
oppressive In the e5tEene:3 W0u11N4
!, Ii ss,rs- -PAY1NG~THEr SOLDIERS.
The payment by the Treasury Depart
mentofthree)miiliens yesterday aud -four
millions to-d day to the Paymastes General,
provides for the discharge of thebG Govern
ments debt to every soldier in the service
on back account. The army of thsPdto{
mac and the troops up al Harpegs. Ferry
and the troops around Washington will ali
q beipald in week. no i.fe69i or 1T !
- 81 THE HoGRsTEADt BILL, Ia ia st-ss., ID
The Secretary of the Interiors has decided
that those who have heretofore aa6otifed
lands semPrisingt 10 Certain casesf tbbteI
emPtion rights, are az =; not ltTeFeby excluded
from the privileges of the Homestead. bill. I.
4 THE SUCCESS on THE .SGSsEEH oS - ! (
i Letters from Suffolk show that the sue.
cess ON the. Nansemo0d give us Eve Parrot
guns, onehundred aud sixty rebel privates.
d and nine officers of the FoIEt6 Alabama.
At ths. cost Of one man killed and eleven
ASSISTANT PRoyosT RsF4E- dEEERALs:
\ i hGssBeeu deefdet % aapppoif1 POI Assistant
Protest Marshal Generals siinaeveTg State.
II FRESH COTTON SEED FOR DISTRIBUTION.
4 The Hon eIsAaso Ee&t6a, e66anhn6S a & foner
Of Agriculture earlYo appreciatine the i'm
!. portance Of q, supply, of cotton seed beino
obtained, 'dnd f6tnt9h ed to tparties livins
IN Localities MhsIethe culti7ationtofc cots
ton Is practicable, took measures to Obtain,
qpSuntY of the Sesd as sf6f LtGat ut4 mise.
An agent wassnespatched to North Caro-
d lima, who succeeded inaprocurinp some
ltEFkaen hun6rad bDsL sIE-sZfSg - 3 SS Sl